Question: In their "Jumping the shark" moment, what was the name of the small, green space alien that visited Fred Flintstone and Barney Rubble, and that only they could see?
Answer: The Great Gazoo

Question: April 10, 1912 saw a “moderately famous” ship, some called the Titanic, leave what English port on its’ first and only voyage?
Answer: Southhampton

Question: ‘The outlook wasn’t brilliant for the Mudville Nine that day;’ opens what 1888 poem by Ernest Thayer?
Answer: Casey at the Bat

Question: Today is Arbor day in the state of Washington. Arbor day originated in Nebraska in 1874 and is a holiday in which individuals and groups are encouraged to do what?
Answer: plant trees

Question: Broad, Claymore, and Epee are types of what?
Answer: swords

Question: What type of animal appears in the Ferrari logo?
Answer: Horse

Question: April 12, 1861 saw the opening of the Civil War when confederate forces opened fire on what fort in the harbor of Charleston, SC?
Answer: Fort Sumter

Question: Active up until the late 90s, when he switched to a successful acting career, who headlined the group known as the Funky Bunch?
Answer: Marky Mark

Question: The first player (since 1880) to break the so-called color barrier in Major League Baseball, Jackie Robinson played his first major league game on April 15, 1947, for what team? And a bonus point if you can tell me what position he played.
Answer: Brooklyn dodgers

Question: The most expensive book ever sold, the Codex Leicester (previously the Codex Hammer), was written by what Italian polymath, who was born on April 15, 1452?
Answer: Leonardo da Vinci

Question: What Illinois Medical School graduate went on to invent products such as the Foot Eazer, Zino Pad, and Foot Wings, among other products?
Answer: Dr. William Mathias Scholl

Question: April 12 was the anniversary of the passing at age 62 of which US president, the 32nd office holder?
Answer: Fdr

Question: The assassination of which Austrian royalty precipitated World War I?
Answer: Archduke Franz Ferdinand

Question: Which of the Great Lakes does not border on Canada?
Answer: Michigan

Question: On the US flag, are the more red stripes? Or white stripes?
Answer: Red stripes

Question: What product advertises itself as 99 444/100% pure?
Answer: Ivory Soap

Question: Your mission, should you decide to accept it, is to tell me how long until the tape self destructed in the opening scenes of Mission:Impossible?
Answer: 5 seconds

Question: Dying on April 12, 1981, what boxer, nicknamed the Brown Bomber, was named the greatest heavyweight of all time by the International Boxing Research Organization?
Answer: Joe Louis

Question: What play was Abraham Lincoln watching at the time of his assassination?
Answer: Our American Cousin

Question: The largest electric power-producing facility and the largest concrete structure in the United States, Franklin Delano Roosevelt Lake was created by the construction of what dam?
Answer: Grand Coulee Dam

Question: Marked by a violent fear of watter, what is the common name for the disease hydrophobia?
Answer: Rabies

Question: April 8, 1891 saw the birth of Ole Kirk Christiansen who founded a company whose name means either play well in Danish or I put together in Latin. What company are we talking about?
Answer: Lego

Question: Made famous by Catherine Bach (and I guess later by Jessica Simpson), tight and very abbreviated cut-off jean shorts have come to affectionately known as what?
Answer: Daisy Dukes

Question: On your local TV dial, where do you find KING?
Answer: 5

Question: In the pre-history of man, what age followed the Bronze Age?
Answer: Iron Age

Question: What MLB team calls Fenway Park home?
Answer: The Boston Red Sox

Question: According to witnesses, what did John Wilkes Booth shout after shooting Abraham Lincoln?
Answer: Sic semper tyrannis

Question: April 15, 1947 saw Jackie Robinson break the "color barrier" in major league baseball when he joined what club?
Answer: Brooklyn Dodgers

Question: Daughter of police commissioner Gordon, Batgirl's alter ego Barbara Gordon has what day time profession?
Answer: Librarian

Question: To which island was Napoleon first exiled to in 1814?
Answer: Elba

Question: How many states surround New Mexico?
Answer: 5

Question: Ultimately resulting in the deaths of over 620,000 soldiers, what war broke out on April 12, 1861?
Answer: American Civil War

Question: According to the nursery rhyme, who had an army of 10000 men?
Answer: The Grand Old Duke of York

Question: If I've made a Faustian bargain, who have I made a deal with?
Answer: The Devil

Question: A polliwog, also known as a tadpole, is the larval stage in the life of what?
Answer: A frog or a toad

Question: The first income tax in the United States, 3% on incomes over $800, was levied to finance what conflict?
Answer: Civil War

Question: Name the presidents on Mount Rushmore that are sporting some facial hair
Answer: Roosevelt and Lincoln

Question: On April 19, 1971, Judge Charles H Older sentenced Susan Atkins, Patricia Krenwinkel, Leslie Van Houten, and what major asshat to death for their roles in the deaths of Sharon Tate and 6 others in Los Angeles on the nights of August 8 and 9, 1969?
Answer: Charles Manson

Question: Starting a mere 11,700 years ago, what is the current geological epoch?
Answer: Holocene

Question: An integral part of the Old West wagon train, what did the chuck wagon carry?
Answer: Food and cooking equipment

Question: In the Samuel Taylor Coleridge poem The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, what symbol of a heavy burden does the Mariner have to wear around his neck?
Answer: An Albatross

Question: Although not making it as an official EON production until the 21st film, what was the first James Bond novel published in April, 1953?
Answer: Casino Royale

Question: The fictional utopian valley known as Shangri-La first appeared in what 1933 novel by English writer James Hilton?
Answer: Lost Horizon

Question: Deerstalker, Homburg, and trilby are all types of what?
Answer: Hats

Question: The humerus, paired radius, and ulna come together to form what joint?
Answer: Elbow

Question: According to the comic books, Superman fights for Truth, Justice, and what?
Answer: The American Way

Question: The first income tax in the US, 3% of all incomes over US $800, was levied to pay for what war?
Answer: Civil War

Question: A general wears stars, a colonel gets an eagle, a Lt. Col gets a silver oak leaf, while a Major gets a gold oak leaf. What insignia does a captain wear?
Answer: Silver Bars

Question: According to the opening narration by one William Shatner, what, in the Star Trek universe, is Space?
Answer: The Final Frontier

Question: In the world of the machinist, a die is used to create the male portion of the threads (e.g. the screw). What is used to create the female portion (e.g. the nut)?
Answer: Tap

Question: According to Rachel Ray, what is EVOO?
Answer: Extra Virgin Olive Oil

Question: What desert consists of ice cream placed in a pie dish lined with slices of sponge cake and topped with meringue, which is baked in a very hot oven just long enough to firm the meringue?
Answer: Baked Alaska

Question: What can be a NATO phonetic alphabet letter, a landform at the mouth of a river, or a plumbing fixture company?
Answer: Delta

Question: Although made by a variety of manufacturers, what is the name of the appliances sold by Sears?
Answer: Kenmore

Question: What was the name of the Federal building destroyed by total asshats Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols in Oklahoma City on April 19, 1995?
Answer: Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building

Question: April 19, 1987 saw the debut of The Simpsons as series of shorts on what prime time Fox series?
Answer: The Tracey Ullman Show

Question: The most popular breed in the United States, what horse was bred to excel at sprinting short distances, of a quarter mile or less, and has been clocked at speeds up to 55 mph?
Answer: Quarter Horse