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True or false: Rembrandt's 1642 painting, "The Night Watch", is the most looked-at painting in the Louvre.
True
False
True or false: Diamond is the hardest naturally-occurring substance on earth.
False
True
What's the name of this animal known to be one of Canada's big cats?
Panther
Lynx
Cougar
Mountain lion
What sport is played by the teams Manchester United, Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain?
Basketball
Rugby
Cricket
Soccer
With half its population born outside the country, what multicultural city has the world's longest main street?
London
Chicago
Casablanca
Toronto
Susan has $100 to split evenly among herself and three of her friends. How much money should each person get?
$20
$10
$25
$15
True or false: Raw vegetables and fruits are always better for you.
True
False
When you say something is or was "a piece of cake," what are you saying?
You are saying a task was easy.
You're referring to a piece of cake.
You are saying you need extra frosting (or money) to do the task.
It was someone's birthday.
True or false: 50 Cent and Charlie Chaplin were alive at the same time.
False
True
What is the freezing point of water?
100 degrees Fahrenheit
212 degrees Fahrenheit
32 degrees Fahrenheit
0 degrees Fahrenheit
In the Peanuts cartoons, what is the dog's name?
Lassie
Snoopy
Linus
Woodstock
True or false: The only even prime number is 2.
False
True
This early device for playing back sound used wax cylinders as a recording medium. Can you identify it?
Graphophone
Phonograph
Xylophone
Gramophone
The numerator is the top or bottom number on a fraction?
Top
Bottom
Which part of the kale plant do we actually eat?
The leaves
The flowers
The seeds
The roots
Which of these creatures is a Greek monster with lion's head?
Centaur
Troll
Gremlin
Chimera
True or false: Harper Lee won the Pulitzer Prize for the novel "To Kill A Mockingbird".
False
True
Complete the well-known phrase: "A leopard never changes its ___"?
Stripes
Spots
Fur
Teeth
After duke, what is the highest-ranked title in the British peerage?
Earl
Marquess
Viscount
Baron
Which of these rockers is in the band Kiss?
Alice Cooper
David Lee Roth
Gene Simmons
Axl Rose
When which English monarch died did both an era and a dynasty end?
King George I
Queen Victoria
Queen Elizabeth I
Queen Mary I
This nation is one of the few in the world to have all of its land in use in one form or another. Which of the following was such a model society that it was called the "Switzerland of South America" until the 1950s?
Uruguay
Chile
Peru
Ecuador
The French sandwich named croque monsieur is a toasted sandwich containing ham and cheese. What name is given to the version topped with a fried or poached egg?
Croque madame
Croque femme
Croque fille
Croque mademoiselle
What is the name of the fictional land where the movie Frozen takes place?
Hogsmeade
Naples
Neverland
Arendelle
Which of these colleges is not considered an "Ivy League" school?
Brown
Dartmouth
Cornell
Stanford
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