Question: What HBO TV series is the most pirated show of all time?
Answer: Game of Thrones

Question: Who said "Out, damn'd spot"?
Answer: Lady MacBeth

Question: If something is "Gallic" where is it from?
Answer: France

Question: What book featured the characters Scout Finch and Boo Radley?
Answer: To Kill a Mockingbird

Question: What, according to Monty Python, does nobody expect?
Answer: The Spanish Inquisition

Question: What type of fly is commonly used in genetic research?
Answer: Fruit Fly

Question: What will be made at the Tesla Gigafactory?
Answer: Batteries

Question: What Shakespeare play featured a fairy named Oberon?
Answer: A Midsummer Night's Dream

Question: What marine creature has the largest eye of any animal?
Answer: Colossal Squid

Question: What is the English translation of the words Straße, rue, and calle?
Answer: Street

Question: What city was blockaded by the Soviets in 1948, forcing other countries to airlift in supplies?
Answer: West Berlin

Question: In what sport might two people attempt a "death spiral"?
Answer: Figure Skating

Question: What river was named after a race of female warriors from Greek mythology?
Answer: Amazon

Question: What character first appeared in "A Study in Scarlet"?
Answer: Sherlock Holmes

Question: What city has been called "The capital of Latin America", despite not actually being part of Latin America?
Answer: Miami

Question: What object have both Naomi Campbell and Russell Crowe used to assault people?
Answer: Telephone

Question: In terms of nuclear energy, what might be considered the opposite of fusion?
Answer: Fission

Question: Who wrote "Pride and Prejudice"?
Answer: Jane Austen

Question: What city hosted the Winter Olympics in 2014?
Answer: Sochi

Question: Whose Fortress of Solitude can be found near the North Pole?
Answer: Superman's

Question: Who founded cities in Egypt, Afghanistan, Turkey, and several other countries?
Answer: Alexander the Great

Question: What type of animal is a shell-less gastropod?
Answer: Slug

Question: What is the least diverse country in the world, with 99.998% of people coming from the same ethnic group?
Answer: North Korea

Question: What is Buckminster Fuller famous for designing?
Answer: Geodesic Domes

Question: What drug did the British grow in India and sell in China?
Answer: Opium

Question: What field of study is called "the dismal science"?
Answer: Economics

Question: What type of "languages" are Ruby and Perl?
Answer: Programming Language

Question: What is the meaning of the French word "gras"? Hint: think of Mardi Gras or Foie Gras
Answer: Fat

Question: What wedding payment is common in India despite being illegal?
Answer: Dowries

Question: On what TV show would you see Daleks saying "exterminate"?
Answer: Doctor Who

Question: What did Matthew Webb become the first person to swim across, in 1875?
Answer: The English Channel

Question: In what activity might one attempt a "Sicilian Defense"?
Answer: Chess

Question: Who followed a white rabbit down a hole?
Answer: Alice

Question: What movie would have been more accurately titled "Cretaceous Park"?
Answer: Jurassic Park

Question: What is either a chess piece or a religious leader?
Answer: Bishop

Question: What shape is a tipi?
Answer: Cone

Question: What is the world's largest society for high-IQ individuals?
Answer: Mensa

Question: What ancient Greek sculpture has famously lost her arms?
Answer: Venus de Milo

Question: What country is geographically closest to Australia?
Answer: Papua New Guinea

Question: What type of bird resembles a large crow?
Answer: Raven

Question: What event's results were predicted by a "psychic" octopus?
Answer: 2010 FIFA World Cup

Question: What has a moon named Charon?
Answer: Pluto

Question: What country was the #1 source of refugees in the year 2015?
Answer: Syria

Question: What type of chair/couch hybrid can often be found in psychiatrists' offices?
Answer: Chaise Longue

Question: Who saw four ghosts on Christmas Eve?
Answer: Ebenezer Scrooge

Question: What country contains most of the Ganges river delta?
Answer: Bangladesh

Question: What were German submarines called in WWII?
Answer: U-boats

Question: What group of concertos by Vivaldi is composed of La Primavera, L'estate, L'autunno, and L'inverno?
Answer: The Four Seasons

Question: Whose law states that "anything that can go wrong will go wrong"?
Answer: Murphy's

Question: What brutal leader of the Lord's Resistance Army was featured in a 2012 viral video?
Answer: Joseph Kony

Question: Who is credited with ridding Ireland of snakes, despite there being no record of snakes ever existing there?
Answer: Saint Patrick

Question: What is the term for a painting that depicts inanimate objects such as food or flowers?
Answer: Still Life

Question: What overtook Internet Explorer to become the world's most popular web browser in 2012?
Answer: Chrome

Question: Who piloted the "Spirit of St. Louis"?
Answer: Charles Lindbergh

Question: What Incan city's ruins were unknown to the outside world until 1911?
Answer: Machu Picchu

Question: What is the only country of the world that has an emperor?
Answer: Japan

Question: What Native American society collapsed around 900 A.D.?
Answer: Classic Mayan

Question: What unit of time is 1/1000th of a microsecond?
Answer: Nanosecond

Question: A pride is a group of what type of animal?
Answer: Lion

Question: What is the last name of sisters Kourtney and Khloe?
Answer: Kardashian

Question: """Hang loose"" and ""tubular"" are slang terms that originated in what sport?"
Answer: Surfing

Question: What is the name of Dorothy's dog in
Answer: Toto

Question: was based on a story by what author?
Answer: Stephen King

Question: What model of cars are affectionately called "bugs"?
Answer: Volkswagen Beetle

Question: What animal causes lyme disease?
Answer: Tick

Question: According to the Bible, what town was Jesus born in?
Answer: Bethlehem

Question: What country is Tasmania a part of?
Answer: Australia

Question: What word means the study and practice of making maps?
Answer: Cartography

Question: Matzo is traditionally eaten during what holiday?
Answer: Passover

Question: Geronimo was a member of what Native American tribe?
Answer: Apache

Question: What is the Italian version of ice cream?
Answer: Gelato

Question: What is the largest country that was uninhabited by humans in the year 1000 A.D.?
Answer: New Zealand

Question: What sport does a coxswain participate in?
Answer: Rowing

Question: Who was the subject of two recent biographical movies, one starring Ashton Kutcher and the other starring Michael Fassbender?
Answer: Steve Jobs

Question: In what song did Jimmy Buffett search for his lost shaker of salt?
Answer: Margaritaville

Question: What city's Dharavi slum has a population of about 700,000 in less than one square mile?
Answer: Mumbai

Question: What is the name of the mathematical series than begins 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13?
Answer: Fibonacci Series

Question: What type of ray fish can have a "wingspan" of up to 7 meters?
Answer: Manta Ray

Question: What did the temperance movement seek to ban?
Answer: Alcohol

Question: Whose quotes are known as hadiths?
Answer: Muhammad

Question: Who is Arkham Asylum's most famous resident?
Answer: The Joker

Question: What form does "it" most frequently take in the Stephen King book "It"?
Answer: Clown

Question: What fictional character invented Everlasting Gobstoppers?
Answer: Willy Wonka

Question: What country's army was commonly called the Red Army?
Answer: Soviet Union

Question: What seed, commonly found on muffins and bagels, can cause one to fail a drug test?
Answer: Poppyseeds

Question: What is the name of the fairy who helped Peter Pan?
Answer: Tinker Bell

Question: What is a polygraph test more commonly known as?
Answer: Lie Detector Test

Question: What is the name for water that has been blessed by a priest?
Answer: Holy Water