(1) What TV Show ended: 'The story you have just seen is true. Only the names have been changed to protect the innocent'?
Answer: Dragnet

(2) What pair of Old West outlaws were born Robert Parker and Harry Longabaugh?
Answer: Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid

(3) What do 'nicitating' women do to men?
Answer: Wink at them

(4) What was the first war West Point graduates got a chance to fight in?
Answer: The War of 1812

(5) Which of the seven wonders of the ancient world was built first?
Answer: The Pyramids of Egypt

(6) What did Peter the Great impose a tax on in 1698, prompting many males to cry foul?
Answer: Beards

(7) What U.S. president named Camp David after his grandson?
Answer: Dwight Eisenhower

(8) What nation loaned the Confederacy $15 million during the American Civil War?
Answer: France

(9) How long did Snow White sleep before she was awakened by the prince?
Answer: One Year

(10) What European Country's last king, Humbert II, abdicated on June 13, 1946?
Answer: Italy

(11) What is a mature male horse called?
Answer: Stallion

(12) Who was Billie Thomas better known as in the Our Gang movie shorts?
Answer: Buckwheat

(13) How many Great Lakes are there?
Answer: 5

(14) What is Canada's capital city?
Answer: Ottawa

(15) What Canadian Prime Minister gave Western Canada 'the one finger salute'?
Answer: Trudeau

(16) What is the largest city in Scotland?
Answer: Glasgow

(17) What is the strongest muscle in the body?
Answer: tongue

(18) Besides Hawaii, what is the only other US state that does not observe daylight savings time?
Answer: Arizona

(19) What is the capital city of the province of Alberta?
Answer: Edmonton

(20) How many Canadian provinces are there (excluding territories)?
Answer: 10

(21) Gandhi was called the 'Mahatma' by his followers which means?
Answer: great soul

(22) Which gland produces insulin?
Answer: pancreas

(23) What does the Roman numeral D stand for?
Answer: 500

(24) What is the capital city of the province of Manitoba?
Answer: Winnipeg

(25) Who placed the first 'telephone call' to the moon?
Answer: Richard Nixon

(26) What date did FDR say would live in infamy?
Answer: December 7, 1941

(27) Which African animal kills more safari tourists each year than any other?
Answer: hippopotamus

(28) In which European country were the most land battles fought?
Answer: Belgium

(29) What is the oldest continuously inhabited city in the world?
Answer: Damascus

(30) Who sang the theme song to Ghostbusters?
Answer: Ray Parker Jr.

(31) What was the last state admitted to the Union?
Answer: Hawaii

(32) Who won the first grammy for Best Heavy Metal artist?
Answer: Jethro Tull

(33) What was Michael Knight's car's name on Knight Rider?
Answer: KIT

(34) This former ACDC frontman died by choking on his vomit in the back of a car in 1980. What was his name?
Answer: Bon Scott

(35) This Russian Tzar emancipated the Serfs in 1861, but despite that he was assassinated as a result of civil unrest his oppressive handling of peasant revolts caused. This assassination caused his successor to lead a massive purge of the Jews, who had little to do with the assassination.
Answer: Alexander II

(36) We all know Sid and Nancy, but does anyone remember who played the doomed punk in the movie?
Answer: Gary Oldman

(37) What method of death do Sonny Bono and Michael Kennedy have in common?
Answer: Skiing into a Tree

(38) An adult human has how many bones?
Answer: 206

(39) What is the most common name in nursery rhymes?
Answer: Jack

(40) The words biggest clams weigh almost how many pounds?
Answer: 500 lbs

(41) Only one of the Beach Boys was a surfer. Which one was it?
Answer: Dennis Wilson

(42) Eric Clapton played on solo projects for all four Beatles after they disbanded, but for which track on the White Album did he join them?
Answer: While My Guitar Gently Weeps

(43) What substance do pearls melt in?
Answer: Vinegar

(44) Joan Baez had a 1971 hit with which song of the American Civil War?
Answer: The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down

(45) In Rod Stewart's 1971 hit Maggie May, he complained he should be back at school because it was late in which month?
Answer: September

(46) Which of these instruments does NOT belong to the woodwind section? Flute, Trumpet, Clarinet, Saxophone
Answer: Trumpet

(47) Kurt Cobain married Courtney Love, the frontwoman of what band?
Answer: Hole

(48) What California city suffered the 7.1 magnitude earthquake in 1989?
Answer: San Francisco

(49) On which 8 day holiday do the Jewish people observe by eating unleavened bread called Matzoh?
Answer: Passover

(50) Who sings this song: 'Gimme Some Lovin''?
Answer: Spencer Davis Group

(51) Who sings this song: 'Brother Louie'?
Answer: Stories

(52) What part of the body is being reconstructed in a Blepharoplasty?
Answer: eye lid

(53) Who sings this song: 'Midnight Confessions'?
Answer: Grass Roots

(54) What African country is serviced by Jan Smuts International Airport?
Answer: South Africa

(55) The army of what man is blamed for the Sphinx's missing nose?
Answer: Napoleon

(56) Who recorded the song dizzy?
Answer: Tommy Roe

(57) What band recorded the hit song the night Chicago died?
Answer: Paper Lace

(58) Who makes the tennis balls for Wimbledon?
Answer: Slazenger

(59) What country was home for 153 of the first 400 Nobel Prize-winning scientists?
Answer: USA

(60) What Caribbean island is home to Haiti and the Dominican Republic?
Answer: Hispaniola

(61) What was Dean Martin's last drink?
Answer: water

(62) Who appears on the US 500 dollar bill?
Answer: McKinley

(63) What is the second largest city in the Irish Republic?
Answer: Cork

(64) Who fired the first Union shot of the Civil War?
Answer: Abner Doubleday

(65) All of automaker's Henry Ford's cars were black until 1925 when he introduced two new colors. Name one of the two?
Answer: green and maroon

(66) What is the name of Ireland's longest river?
Answer: Shannon

(67) What does 'bolshoi' mean in Russian?
Answer: big

(68) To whom does Elton John pay tribute to in his second recording of the song 'Candle in the Wind'?
Answer: Princess Diana

(69) How Many counties are there in the Irish republic?
Answer: 26

(70) How old was Steven Spielburg when he made his first movie?
Answer: 16 yrs old

(71) The PG-13 movie rating was first given to what movie?
Answer: Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom

(72) What year was the first e-mail sent over the Internet?
Answer: 1972

(73) What was the name of Walt Disney's first cartoon character?
Answer: Oswald the Rabbit

(74) What does a ''pisciverous'' creature eat?
Answer: Fish

(75) What does a ''dipsomaniac'' crave?
Answer: Alcohol

(76) What country has the most lakes?
Answer: Canada

(77) If someone drinks ''Darjeeling'', what is it?
Answer: Tea

(78) How does a male koala attract females?
Answer: Belching

(79) In Greek, what does the name ''Calista'' mean?
Answer: Most Beautiful

(80) Pluto, the cartoon dog, was originally named what?
Answer: Rover

(81) In China, what color does the bride wear?
Answer: Red

(82) The character of 'Tinkerbell' in Disney's version of 'Peter Pan' was patterned after the measurements of what actress?
Answer: Marilyn Monroe

(83) The character of 'Bugs Bunny' was originally patterned after the likeness of what famous actor?
Answer: Clark Gable

(84) What actor was cast as 'The Tin Man' in 'The Wizard of Oz' but had to be replaced after the aluminum-based make-up caused him to be hospitalized?
Answer: Buddy Ebsen

(85) What is a rhino's horn made of?
Answer: Hair

(86) Who sold Alaska in 1867?
Answer: Russia

(87) Which is the fifth book of the Old Testament?
Answer: Deuteronomy

(88) What sport is played at Sabina Park?
Answer: Cricket

(89) Cheyenne is the capital of which state?
Answer: Wyoming

(90) Hordeolum is a disease on which part of the body?
Answer: Eyelids

(91) Music.. Who is John Lydon better known as?
Answer: Johnny Rotten

(92) Which type of poetry is comprised of three unrhyming lines of 5, 7, and 5 syllables?
Answer: haiku

(93) Aeneas was, in Roman mythology, the son of Anchises, a Trojan prince, and which Roman Goddess?
Answer: Venus

(94) Who started the Missionaries of Charity in Calcutta?
Answer: Mother Teresa

(95) In criminal law, what does 'Mens Rea' mean?
Answer: Criminal Intent

(96) What was the name of Tom Cruise's character in the film 'Color Of Money'?
Answer: Vincent

(97) Who was the first US Secretary of State?
Answer: Thomas Jefferson

(98) Who wrote 'To Kill a Mockingbird'?
Answer: Harper Lee

(99) What is the deepest point in the ocean?
Answer: Mariana Trench

(100) In Greek myth, who married Persephone?
Answer: Hades