#	Category	Sub	Question	Answer
1	A&L	Architecture	Which civilization were the first builders to fully appreciate the advantages of the arch, the vault and the dome?	Roman
2	A&L	Arts	Who sculptured the famous 1902 sculpture "The Thinker"?	Auguste Rodin
3	A&L	Author	Who wrote "The Grass Is Always Greener Over the Septic Tank", "If Life Is a Bowl Cherries, What Am I Doing In the Pits?", and "Motherhood : The Second Oldest Profession"?	Erma Bombeck
4	A&L	Bible	According to the bible, who was 600 years old when "the waters of the flood were upon the earth"?	Noah
5	A&L	Children	What was the name of the baby pig that "Dr. Dolittle" talked to?	"Gub Gub"
6	A&L	Comics	What is the name of the General's secretary in the "Beetle Bailey" comic strip?	"Miss Buxley" and "Private Blips"
7	A&L	Fiction	What is the "Answer to the Great Question Of Life, the Universe and Everything", according to "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy"?	42
8	A&L	Fiction	What is the name of the family in John Steinbeck's novel "The Grapes of Wrath"?	"Joads"
9	A&L	Fiction	Which 1929 author wrote "A Farewell To Arms"?	Ernest "Papa" Hemingway
10	A&L	Language	What was the last letter added to the modern English alphabet?	"J"
11	A&L	Nonfiction	According to Ben Franklin "Early to bed and early to rise, makes one …" what?	Healthy, Wealthy, and Wise
12	A&L	Play	Shakespeare's play "A Midsummer Night's Dream" is set in which country - England, Greece, Italy, or Spain?	Greece
13	Geography	United States	According to United States Geological Survey, what are the two most "earthquake-prone states"?	Alaska and California
14	Geography	United States	Isa Lake (in Yellowstone National Park) is the only lake in the world, on the continental divide, which drains to two different oceans, backwards - True or False?	True (east side drains to Pacific and west side drains to Atlantic)
15	Geography	United States	The Rio Grande river empties into which body of water - Gulf of California, Gulf of Mexico, or the Sea of Cortez?	Gulf of Mexico
16	Geography	United States	What is the most populated U. S. city in the Central Time Zone?	Chicago
17	Geography	United States	What U. S. state shares the longest border with Kentucky?	Tennessee
18	Geography	United States	Which U. S. State has "counties" called "parishes"?	Louisiana
19	Geography	World	Agra's "Taj Mahal" is located in which country?	India
20	Geography	World	What two "European" countries, with names beginning with "U", were listed on worldatlas.com in 2004?	Ukraine United Kingdom
21	Geography	World	What country emerged constitutionally as Pakistan in 1947, then East Pakistan in 1952, and finally became independent in 1971?	Bangladesh
22	Geography	World	What do these 20th century countries have in common today - East Germany, Prussia, Soviet Union, South Vietnam, and United Arab Republic?	the are countries that no longer exist
23	Geography	World	Which city is the capital of Myanmar (formerly Burma) - Bangkok, Hanoi, or Yangon?	Yangon (Rangoon)
24	Geography	World	Which one of these countries does NOT border on Russia - Estonia, Finland, Lithuania, Poland, or Ukraine?	Lithuania
25	History	United States	What airline was "The Official Airline of Disneyland and Walt Disney World" in 1989?	Delta Airlines
26	History	United States	What is the most consumed hot beverage in the world?                        or What is the most widely consumed hot beverage in the world? (I'm taking a poll on this question - how should it be properly worded & which should be the correct answer?)	Tea? (1.8 billion kilograms consumed each year by 40% of the world population) Coffee? (2.8 billion kilograms consumed each year by 30% of the world population)
27	History	United States	What is the term for a shirt sleeve badge indicating the wearer's rank and service (also a brand of gasoline)?	Chevron
28	History	United States	Which was the first "Public Building" in Washington D. C.?	White House
29	History	United States	Who was the first U. S. President to be a graduate of West Point?	Ulysses Simpson Grant
30	History	United States	Who was the only U. S. President to have graduated from the Naval Academy at Annapolis?	James "Jimmy" Earl Carter
31	History	World	How many letters make up "Roman Numerals"?	seven (7) (I, X, V, C, M, D, L)
32	History	World	The "Gold Eagle", "Kangaroo Nugget", "Kuger-Rand", "Maple Leaf" and "Vienna Philharmonic" are all gold coins issued by what five different countries?	Australia Kangaroo Nugget, Austria Vienna Philharmonic, Canada Maple Leaf, South Africa Kuger-Rand, USA Gold Eagle
33	History	World	What was the largest aircraft ever built?	German Zeppelins "Hindenburg" and "Graf Zeppelin II"
34	History	World	Which "Commodore" forced Japan to "open" its ports to the United States in 1854 - Jones, Perry, or Rodney?	Commodore Matthew Calbraith Perry
35	History	World	Which title (name) is most commonly applied to "Charles the Great" also called "Charles I" (the first "Holy Roman Emperor")?	"Charlemagne"
36	History	World	Who invented the game of monopoly in 1933 - Charles Darrow, Clarence Darrow, or Tom Doherty?	Charles Darrow
37	Movies	1929-	What were presented, for the first time, at Hollywood's Roosevelt Hotel, May 16th 1929?	Academy Awards ("Oscars")
38	Movies	1951	What is the name of Charlie Allnut's boat in the classic Humphrey Bogart movie "The African Queen"?	"African Queen"
39	Movies	1965	In the musical "The Sound of Music", how many children were there in the Von Trapp family?	Seven (7) (Liesl, Friedrich, Louisa, Kurt, Brigitta, Marta, Gretl)
40	Movies	1970	Which actor was smokin in "Kelly's Heroes" as "Sgt. Oddball", the spaced-out hippie, tank commander?	Donald Sutherland
41	Movies	1977	Who played "God", in the 1977 movie "Oh, God!"?	George Burns
42	Movies	1983	What is the title of the 1983 Streisand movie about a feisty young woman who wants to become a Rabbi?	"Yentl"
43	Movies	1987	Who portrayed 1959 rock 'n roll singer "Richie Valens" in the 1987 movie "La Bamba"?	Lou Diamond Phillips
44	Movies	1988	What 1988 movie starred Emilio Estevez and Richard Dreyfuss as Seattle cops waiting for the bad guys?	"Stakeout"
45	Movies	1992	What actor played the coach in the original "Mighty Ducks"?	Emilio Estevez
46	Movies	1995	In the 1995 movie "French Kiss", who co-starred with Meg Ryan as the French man - "Luc"?	Kevin Kline
47	Movies	1995-2008	What is the name of the fictional pizzeria restaurant in "Toy Story" (and referenced in every Pixar movie to date)?	"Pizza Planet"
48	Movies	2001	Who won the 2001 Best Actress Oscar - Halle Berry ("Monster's Ball"), Nicole Kidman ("Moulin Rouge"), or  Renée Zellweger ("Bridget Jones's Diary")?	Halle Berry ("Monster's Ball" playing "Leticia Musgrove")
49	Music	1962-	Where was country singer Clint Black born - Long Branch (NJ), Longview (TX), or Macon (GA)?	Long Branch (NJ) (2/4/1962)
50	Music	1966	What Beatles ballad, including the French lyrics, won the 1966 Grammy as "Song of the Year"?	"Michelle"
51	Music	1966	Who sang the 1966 top hit "Strangers in the Night"?	Frank Sinatra
52	Music	1966 2000	What #2 country hit for the 1966 Statler Brothers hit the country charts again in 2000 for Eric Heatherly?	"Flowers on the Wall"
53	Music	1967	Which Beatles album featured the song "I Am The Walrus" and "All You Need Is Love"?	"Magical Mystery Tour"
54	Music	1976	When Jeff Hanna left the "Nitty Gritty Dirt Band" in 1976, the group changed its name to the "Stone Ponys" - True or False?	False (They became the "Dirt Band" 1976-82)
55	Music	1981-88	How many "Boys" made up the pop group "The Pet Shop Boys"?	Two (2)
56	Music	1983	How many times did Boy George spit out "Karma" before getting down to "Chameleon"?	Five (5)
57	Music	1983	The song "Flashdance…What A Feeling", from the movie "Flashdance", was a #1 pop hit for Donna Summer - True or False?	false (#1 Irene Cara)
58	Music	1993	What Aerosmith song said "There's something wrong with the world today - I don't know what it is."?	"Livin' on the Edge"
59	Music	Classical	Which instrument represents the "cat" in Prokofiev's symphonic fairy tale "Peter and The Wolf" - Flute, Oboe, or Trumpet?	Oboe
60	Music	Year	The following songs were all #1 pop hits in which year - "Abracadabra", "Centerfold", "Eye of the Tiger", and "Man-eater"?	1982
61	S&L	Baseball	In major league baseball, if a fielder holds a fly ball for two seconds it's a catch - True or False?	False (a catch is legal when umpire judges fielder has COMPLETE control of ball)
62	S&L	Baseball	The Toronto Blue Jays belong to which baseball league - American League or National League?	American League (AL)
63	S&L	Baseball	Who was the 27th and last major league baseball player to get 3,000 career hits?	Craig Biggio (Houston Astros 6/28/07 3013)
64	S&L	Beer	The word "Ale" comes from a Viking word for beer - True or False?	True
65	S&L	College	What is the only Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) school with a nickname that did not end with an "S"?	Wolfpack (North Carolina State)
66	S&L	Food/Beverage	What chicken dish was named after Edward VII, "King of England"?	"Chicken ala King"
67	S&L	Games	What is the "Dart term" for the line behind which darts players stand when throwing - Notch, Oche, or Stripe?	Oche (pronounced like hockey without the initial h)
68	S&L	Golf	Is it permissible to use a club other than a putter to play a stroke on the putting green?	Yes (Rules do not stipulate type of club that must be used for making a putt or anyplace on the golf course)
69	S&L	Golf	What is the golf term for the amount of lateral slope to a 'Putt'?	Break
70	S&L	Golf	What is the name of the Golf Scoring System in which "high score" wins?	"Stableford"
71	S&L	Hobby	What is still the most popular hobby in America?	Coin Collecting
72	S&L	Misc.	What is the highest rank of the Boy Scouts?	Eagle
73	S&L	Racing	In May 2009, who became the first filly to win the Preakness in 85 years?	"Rachel Alexandra"
74	S&L	Track&Field	Who was the first woman to run the mile in under 4½ minutes?	Mary Decker Slaney
75	S&N	Anatomy	What is the more common name for the "Sternum Bone" in a human body?	Breastbone
76	S&N	Astronomy	How many degrees from vertical is the tilt of the earth's axis (in the plane of the Sun) - 13½°, 18½°, or 23½°?	23½°
77	S&N	Botany	What is the state tree for California?	Redwood
78	S&N	Chemistry	Dry ice is the solid form of carbon dioxide - True or False?	True
79	S&N	Computer	What does "ROM" stand for in computer terminology?	Read Only Memory
80	S&N	Geology	Which is bigger - an Acre or a Hectare?	Hectare (2.471 acres)
81	S&N	Inventions	Van Leeuwenhoek is credited with inventing what Scientific Instrument - Microscope, Stethoscope, or Telescope?	Microscope
82	S&N	Math	If "nine thousand, nine hundred and nine" is written 9,909, how should "twelve thousand, twelve hundred, and twelve", be written?	13,212
83	S&N	Medicine	What oath begins "I swear by Apollo, the physician …"?	Hippocratic Oath (Physician's Oath)
84	S&N	Physics	What is the term (word) for the upward force exerted on a submerged (or floating) object in a liquid?	Buoyancy
85	S&N	Physics	Who postulated that "For every action, there is an opposite and equal reaction"?	Sir Isaac Newton
86	S&N	Technology	Which was invented first - the bicycle or the sewing machine?	Bicycle (1839-MacMillan) Sewing Machine (1846-Howe)
87	S&N	Zoology	Do all birds hatch from eggs?	yes
88	S&N	Zoology	What Butterfly migrates to Mexico in the fall, and returns to the U. S. each spring?	Monarch
89	TV	1957-59	Guy Williams played what Spanish-masked hero in a 1957 TV series by Disney?	"Zorro"
90	TV	1966	Several TV shows have become movies (with same cast and show title), but what comic book turned TV series was the first?	"Batman"
91	TV	1966-69	According to the 1966 introduction, "Star Trek's" Enterprise was on a mission for how many years?	Five (5)
92	TV	1975	What "pony-tailed stand-up-comic" knew more than "seven dirty words" and hosted the first "Saturday Night Live" show October 11, 1975?	George Carlin
93	TV	1984	What star of "Airwolf" had a personalized license plate that read "BORG9"?	Ernest Borgnine
94	TV	1989	What series won the 1989 Emmy for "Best Comedy Series"?	"Cheers"
95	TV	1991-94	What was "Doug's" last name on Nickelodeon's animated show "Doug"?	"Funnie" (Douglas "Doug" Yancy Funnie)
96	TV	1993-98	What "Queen Latifah" sitcom centered on four women and two men living in a brownstone in Brooklyn, New York?	"Living Single"
97	TV	1995-96	Which program, according to Nielsen rating 9/95- 5/96, had the larger audience share - "NFL Monday Night Football" or "Home Improvement"?	"NFL Monday Night Football"
98	TV	2000	With Julie Chen as host, what TV show debut had 10 strangers share a German house, constantly watched by dozens of cameras?	"Big Brother"
99	TV	2000-03	On the animated series "Clifford the Big Red Dog", "Clifford" lives on which island - "Barclay", "Birdwell", or "Blefuscu"?	"Birdwell Island"
100	TV	Year	What year did "American Idol" debut?	2002     (6/11/2002)