(1) How do you spell asphyxiate?
Answer: asphyxiate

(2) Where is The Leaning Tower of Pisa located?
Answer: Pisa Italy

(3) How many pickled peppers did Peter Piper pick?
Answer: A peck

(4) Name the rival gangs in 'West Side Story'.
Answer: Jets and Sharks

(5) Who played Captain Jacobi in 'The Maltese Falcon'?
Answer: Walter Huston

(6) In what country was the first test tube baby born?
Answer: England

(7) George Moscone was assassinated in 1978. Of which city was he mayor?
Answer: San Francisco

(8) Which cartoon cat made his first appearance in 1978?
Answer: garfield

(9) Whose daughter wrote the book 'Mommie Dearest?
Answer: Joan Crawford

(10) In 1957 Frederick Morrison invented this toy and called it the 'Pluto Platter'. He sold it and in 1959 it became this fad that is still used today. What is it?
Answer: Frisbee

(11) What cartoon had the 'Castle of Grayskull'?
Answer: He-Man

(12) What was the name of the video game character that ate dots and ghosts?
Answer: pacman

(13) In which movie did John Wayne win an Oscar?
Answer: True Grit

(14) Mickey Rooney's co-star in the Andy Hardy series died in 1969. Who was she?
Answer: Judy Garland

(15) Whose presidential hopes were blighted by the incident at Chappaquiddick? first and last name please
Answer: teddy kennedy

(16) Who said that Woodstock was a 'Technicolor mud-splattered reflection of the Sixties'?
Answer: Joan Baez

(17) What Stephen King novel tells the story of a famed romance writer imprisoned by a psychotic ex-nurse?
Answer: Misery

(18) How old was Lady Diana when her engagement to Prince Charles was announced?
Answer: 19

(19) For what movie did the actor Sydney Poitier earn his Academy Award for The Best Actor?
Answer: Lillies in The Field

(20) Bill Wyman once the bass player of 'The Rolling Stones' now has a restaurant in North London named after an old Stones album .....what is it called?
Answer: Sticky Fingers

(21) J.R. was a character in what old TV series?
Answer: Dallas

(22) Which King in a deck of cards doesn't have a moustache?
Answer: King of Hearts

(23) In Canada, what is a Toonie?
Answer: $2 coin

(24) What country has the most doughnut shops per capita?
Answer: Canada

(25) This Post World War II toy was invented by Richard T. James for an invalid child. It consisted of many feet of thin curled wire. What is this fad that is still popular today?
Answer: slinky

(26) The Who introduced the first rock opera in 1969. It Was?
Answer: Tommy

(27) What kitchen appliance did 12 million Americans buy in 1986?
Answer: microwave oven

(28) What was the first name of Mr. Magoo?
Answer: Quincy

(29) What was the age of Shirley Temple when she made her first movie?
Answer: 3

(30) What city is nicknamed 'The City of Light'??
Answer: paris

(31) Who was the girlfriend of Mighty Mouse in the comic book and TV show?
Answer: Mitzi

(32) Which legal defense is also referred to as the 'Nuremburg Defense'?
Answer: Just following orders

(33) Which is the first African country due east of Morocco?
Answer: Algeria

(34) Who was the first person in the usa to be honored on a stamp that was not dead at the time?
Answer: Charles Lindburgh

(35) What is a chode?
Answer: the skin between the genitals and the rectum

(36) In the lord of the rings Who killed the Balrog?
Answer: Gandalf

(37) Where was Monica Lewinsky's 'Little Blue dress ' purchased?
Answer: the Gap

(38) This toy was a chemical substance invented by chemists in 1944 and they didn't know a use for it. It sat for years intil a man named Hodgson found it. He packaged it in an egg and it soon became a fad. What is it?
Answer: Silly Putty

(39) What was the subject of the brochure the U.S. Surgeon General sent to 107 million households in 1988?
Answer: AIDS

(40) Referring to the number quadrillion, How many zeros follw the 1?
Answer: 15

(41) What was the name of the chimpanzee on the TV show 'Daktari'?
Answer: Judy

(42) What is the only river that flows north and south of the equator?
Answer: The Congo

(43) During the years of European expansion, the Dutch went to Indonesia and the French went to Tahiti. Who initially took over Samoa?
Answer: Germany

(44) How many movies did John Wayne appear in?
Answer: 153

(45) Who invented dynamite?"
Answer: Alfred Nobel

(46) What is the capital of the Czech Republic?
Answer: Prague

(47) What does 'HBO' Stand For?
Answer: Home Box Office

(48) This singer is known as Canada's Snowbird:
Answer: Anne Murray

(49) A leech survives by feeding off the blood of other, larger beings. This type of behavior is known as:
Answer: parasitism

(50) An animal that eats only meat is called:?
Answer: a carnivore

(51) In almost every species of mammals, the female is only receptive to mating during a certain time of year. This period is called:?
Answer: estrus

(52) The country of Tonga once issused a stamp shaped like a what kind of fruit?
Answer: Banana

(53) What are the official flowers of the Kentucky Derby?
Answer: Roses

(54) On the TV show ''Bewitched'', what was the name of Elizabeth's prankster uncle?
Answer: Arthur

(55) What is the world's most expensive spice?
Answer: Saffron

(56) Hawaii is the 50th U.S. State. What is the Official state flower?
Answer: Hibiscus

(57) Which country owns Gibraltar?
Answer: England

(58) What country is the Sistene Chapel in?
Answer: Vatican City clue... it is a city state

(59) Who played Sam Malone on 'Cheers'?
Answer: Ted Danson

(60) Who wrote the book which became the movie 'The Right Stuff'?
Answer: Tom Wolfe

(61) Who used to run the store in Sesame Street?
Answer: Mr. Hooper

(62) What breed of dog was produced by crossing the greyhound with the fox terrier?
Answer: The Whippet

(63) In Peanuts, who is Linus's sister?
Answer: Lucy

(64) What is the main language spoken in Brazil?
Answer: Portugese

(65) In many invertebrates, especially flatworms, ovaries and testes occur in the same animal. This is called:
Answer: a hermaphrodite

(66) If you were visiting the Forbidden City, what country would you be in?
Answer: China

(67) What was Jack's last name on the sitcom 'Three's Company'?
Answer: Tripper

(68) Complete this saying. Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice.... ___________
Answer: shame on me

(69) what event did the nursury rhyme 'Ring Around the Rosie' originate from?
Answer: The Black Plague

(70) Wine comes from fermented grapes, but what is fermented to make vodka?
Answer: potatoes

(71) How many movies did Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis appear in together?
Answer 17

(72) What was the final score in the poem Casey At Bat?
Answer: 4-2

(73) What was the name of the legendary giant who was said to make America geographically what it is today?
Answer: Paul Bunyan

(74) What leaf stands on the Canadian flag?
Answer: Maple

(75) Who discovered the law of gravity when an apple fell on his head?
Answer: Sir Isaac Newton

(76) What is the name of the occupation that deals with weather?
Answer: Meteorologist

(77) What is the abbreviation for the word: Abbreviation?
Answer: Abbr

(78) What do players use to hit the ball in the game 'Polo'?
Answer: Mallet

(79) What is the center of division on a Backgammon board called?
Answer: Bar

(80) What is queen Elizabeth II's only daughter's name?
Answer: Anne

(81) Who composed The Magic Flute?
Answer: Mozart

(82) The Canadian 'toonie,' or two-dollar coin, has what animal on it?
Answer: polar bear

(83) Which is the capital of Thailand?
Answer: Bangkok

(84) What is the present day calendar called ?
Answer: Gregorian

(85) What are the two letters in Braille that are represented by five raised dots?
Answer: Q and Y

(86) In musical terms, what does the word crescendo mean?
Answer: Get louder

(87) Which planet is fourth from the sun?
Answer: Mars

(88) What is the Japanese stock market called?
Answer: Nikkei

(89) In what country was the famous composer Ludwig Van Beethoven born?
Answer: Germany

(90) Ontology is the study of what?
Answer: Existence

(91) Which is the shallowest ocean in the world?
Answer: Arctic Ocean

(92) Encephalitis effects which bodily organ?
Answer: Brain

(93) Cracker Jack caramel popcorn's 'boy and dog' logo was modeled after the snack creator F. W. Ruickheim's grandson. What was the name given to the boy on the packaging?
Answer: Sailor Jack

(94) Norman Bates was a character in which Hitchock film?
Answer: Psycho

(95) Which dinosaur had two rows of bony diamond shaped plates running along its back and spikes on its tail?
Answer: Stegosaurus

(96) The last major counter-offensive mounted by the Germans in WWII goes down in history as what?
Answer: The Battle of the Bulge

(97) What was the name of Lindbergh's plane?
Answer: Spirit of St. Louis

(98) Where was Napolean Boneparte born?
Answer: Corsica

(99) Where is the international court of justice?
Answer: Hague

(100) Which is the longest mountain system in the world?
Answer: Andes