(1) The Rhodesian Ridgeback dog is bred to hunt what?
Answer: Lions

(2) This new singer entering the music world in 1999 has a major CD and Number One single 'Baby, One More Time'. Who is it?
Answer: Britney Spears

(3) Stu Sutcliffe used to be in which band?
Answer: The Beatles

(4) Who is the father of Jamie Lee Curtis? (first and last name)
Answer: Tony Curtis

(5) Who was the first Prime Minister of Canada?
Answer: John A. Macdonald

(6) Which country is famous for moussaka?
Answer: Greece

(7) Who in Greek legend was the enchantress who turned men into swine?
Answer: Circe

(8) Where does the Northern Ireland assembly sit?
Answer: Stormont

(9) What was Trotsky's first name?
Answer: Leon

(10) What is the largest flightless bird in the world?
Answer: ostrich

(11) name one of the Two Generals who fought on the 'Plains of Abraham in canada?
Answer: Wolfe and Montcalm

(12) Which dinosaur's name means 'three-horned face'?
Answer: Triceratops

(13) In what U.S. city would the prominent 'Blues' night spot, the 'Cotton Club' be found?
Answer: Harlem, New York City

(14) When chatting online, what does LOL mean?
Answer: laugh out loud

(15) Auguste Rodin's 'The Thinker' is perhaps his most commonly recognizable sculpture. 'The Thinker' is actually a magnified reproduction of a figure from which of Rodin works?
Answer: The Gates of Hell

(16) Buster Douglas was the first man to defeat which heavyweight champion?
Answer: Mike Tyson

(17) What is the name of Barbie's most well-known little sister?
Answer: Skipper

(18) Where would you find tar paper on a house?
Answer: roof

(19) 'White Linen' is a perfume made by which cosmetic company?
Answer: Estee Lauder

(20) Who sang back-up on David Bowie's song, 'Fame'?
Answer: John Lennon

(21) What do you call the tool specifically used to tighten the drill bit?
Answer: chuck key

(22) What is rum made from?
Answer: sugar cane

(23) In 1981, who sang 'Bette Davis Eyes'?
Answer: Kim Carnes

(24) In what year was the Magna Carta signed?
Answer: 1215

(25) On what day do Australians celebrate Australia Day
Answer: January 26

(26) Which tree grows taller a dogwood or an oak?
Answer: oak

(27) What was Field Marshal Rommel's nickname?
Answer: the desert fox

(28) Who shot John F. Kennedy's alleged assassin Lee Harvey Oswald?
Answer: Jack Ruby

(29) What Broadway musical stars a character named Jean ValJean on the run from police inspector Javert?
Answer: Les Miserables

(30) What does RAM stand for?
Answer: random accsses memory

(31) What is the capital of Puerto Rico?
Answer: San Juan

(32) Which Welsh city is also called Abertawe?
Answer: Swansea

(33) Where is Disneyworld?
Answer: Orlando, Florida

(34) What street does Cookie Monster live on?
Answer: Sesame St

(35) Whose expedition was the first to circumnavigate the entire planet?
Answer: Ferdinand Magellan

(36) In which sport do you compete for the Uber Cup?
Answer: Badminton

(37) What does 34 x 10 equal?
Answer: 340

(38) The 70's were a turbulent time for the Liberal Government. What Act was proclaimed by the Prime Minister of Canada to control the FLQ?
Answer: War Measures Act

(39) What is the capital of Venezuela?
Answer: Caracas

(40) There are some kids today that think that President Kennedy was named for the airport in New York. Boomers know better. But... do you remember what it was called before it was re-named in the sixties
Answer: Idlewild

(41) How many pounds are in a ton?
Answer: 2000

(42) What famous historical figure said 'Give me liberty, or give me death.'?
Answer: Patrick Henry

(43) What is the largest lake in South America?
Answer: Lake Titicaca

(44) Finish this lyric from a Led Zeppelin song 'Squeeze my _____
Answer: lemon

(45) When Mount Vesuvius erupted in 79 AD. two Italian towns were compleely buried, one of which was Pompeii. What was the other town ?
Answer: Herculaneum

(46) Who wears the Fisherman's Ring?
Answer: The Pope

(47) Where did Louis XVI hang the Mona Lisa?
Answer: In his bathroom

(48) Who first sailed around the Cape of Good Hope?
Answer: Vasco de Gama

(49) What is a Ramekin?
Answer: baking dish

(50) Who replaced Brian Jones of The Rolling Stones in 1969?
Answer: Mick Taylor

(50) In 1980, who was assassinated in front of 'The Dakota?
Answer: John Lennon

(51) In 1984, Michael Jackson's hair caught fire while doing a commercial for who?
Answer: Pepsi

(52) Which U.S. State borders New Brunswick?
Answer: Maine

(53) The solid rock that forms most of Canada's land foundations which makes it almost impervious to earthquakes is affectionately called what?
Answer: the Canadian Shield

(54) Where were the 1988 Winter Olympics held?
Answer: Calgary, Alberta

(55) Who was the first African-American to win an Academy Award for acting?
Answer: Hattie McDaniel

(56) Who wrote the classic sci-fi novel, Brave New World?
Answer: Aldous Huxley

(57) What country owns the Falkland Islands. Located just off the Eastern coast of South America?
Answer: Great Britain

(58) Who had a hit with the song 'I Am Woman?
Answer: Helen Reddy

(59) Jack the Ripper terrorized an area of London known as?
Answer: Whitechapel

(60) The ruling sovereign at the time of the Jack the Ripper murders was:?
Answer: Queen Victoria

(61) The legendary 'ghost ship' that is said to sail on endlessly is the ________?
Answer: Flying Dutchman

(62) Easter Island is the 'property' of?
Answer: Chile

(63) The man who was known as the 'sleeping prophet' was?
Answer: Edgar Cayce

(64) What was the name of Sherlock Holmes' smarter older brother?
Answer: Mycroft

(65) Of what battle was a horse named Comanche the only losing survivor?
Answer: Battle of Little BigHorn

(66) What is a dactyologram?
Answer: fingerprint

(67) How many engines does a B-52 bomber have?
Answer: 8

(68) What river is spanned by the George Washington Bridge?
Answer: Hudson River

(69) What is the capital of Portugal?
Answer: Lisbon

(70) Who won the 1986 Stanley Cup?
Answer: Montreal Canadians

(71) In what country are the Aswan Dams located?
Answer: Egypt

(72) The French Open is a tournament in what sport?
Answer: tennis

(73) What instrument in a typical orchestra has the highest pitch?
Answer: Piccolo

(74) Phobos and Deimos are the names of the two moons of what planet?
Answer: Mars

(75) What organ of the human body contains the cerebellum?
Answer: Brain

(76) What instrument measures the strength of an earthquake?
Answer: Seismograph

(77) How many months have exactly 31 days in them?
Answer: 7

(78) Whose picture is on the United States 10-dollar bill?
Answer: Hamilton

(79) Where is the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame located?
Answer: Cleveland, Ohio

(80) Who wrote the 'Hardy Boys' book series?
Answer: Franklin Dixon

(81) Who invented bifocals?
Answer: Ben Franklin

(82) What university did JFK graduate from in 1940?
Answer: Harvard

(83) What is the state capital of Texas?
Answer: Austin

(84) What is the largest planet of the solar system?
Answer: Jupiter

(85) Which triangle has all angles that are less than 90 degrees?
Answer: acute triangle

(86) What book of the Bible is the verse 'Blessed are the meek for they shall inherit the earth' located?
Answer: Matthew

(87) What was the name of Tsar Nicholas II's daughter, who was said to have survived being assassinated?
Answer: Anastasia

(88) In the Peanuts comic strip, how much does Lucy charge for psychiatric help?
Answer: 5 cents

(89) What is Garfield's favorite food?
Answer: Lasagna

(90) Who was Marie Antoinette's husband?
Answer: King Louis XVI

(91) What breed of dog is Snoopy?
Answer: Beagle

(92) Who wrote the book Tom Jones?
Answer: Henry Fielding

(93) What is the name for a baby hare?
Answer: leveret

(94) What Is a MANGOSTEEN?
Answer: a Fruit

(95) In 101 Dalmatians , why does CRUELLA want the puppies?
Answer: To make a fur coat

(96) What is the Capital of ROMANIA?
Answer: Bucharest

(97) Who gave JOSEPH his coat of many colours?
Answer: Jacob

(98) Who was the original 'doubting Thomas?
Answer: Apostle Thomas

(99) What is Scotland's national winter sport?
Answer: Curling

(100) What city is located both in Asia and in Europe?
Answer: Istanbul