Question: In the TV and computer game franchise, ACME detective agency members are always asking the question "Where in the World/Time/Earth is" who?
Answer: Carmen San Diego

Question: January 15, 1967 saw the first ever Super Bowl as the Kansas City Chiefs lost to whom, by a score of 35-10?
Answer: Green Bay Packers

Question: Who starred along side Glen Campbell in the 1969 movie True Grit, based on a 1968 novel by Charles Portis?
Answer: John Wayne

Question: What radio station do you find at 710 on your local AM dial?
Answer: Kiro

Question: What comic strip character’s favorite interjection was “leapin’ lizards!”?
Answer: Little Orphan Annie

Question: January 11, 2008 saw the death of what New Zealand explorer, who along with Tenzing Norgay became the first known people to reach the top of Mt. Everest?
Answer: Sir Edmund Percival Hillary

Question: The Chukchi, Beaufort, and Barents are all seas in which ocean?
Answer: Arctic

Question: A known anti-oxidant and a co-factor in at least 8 enzymatic reactions, what vitamin is known as L-ascorbic acid?
Answer: Vitamin C

Question: Who achieved a certain level of international celebrity when his wife Lorena severed half his penis, tossing said member into a field, which was later surgically reattached?
Answer: John Bobbit

Question: Heavy metal vocalist Ronnie James Dio first gained major fame after replacing vocalist Ozzy Osbourne in what band?
Answer: Black Sabbath

Question: Mixing yellow and blue paint produces what color?
Answer: Green

Question: Neptune is the Roman god of what?
Answer: water and the sea

Question: January 11, 1843 saw the death, in Baltimore, Maryland, of what American lawyer, author, and poet, who wrote the classic poem The Defence of Fort McHenry?
Answer: Francis Scott Key

Question: Including sections describing legislative, executive, and judicial powers, how many articles does the US Constitution have?
Answer: 7

Question: January 10, 1883 saw the death of what American physician, who was convicted in 1865 for aiding and conspiring with John Wilkes Booth in the assassination of U. S. President Abraham Lincoln?
Answer: Samuel Mudd

Question: In what casino card game is the goal to get the sum of the cards in a hand, modulo 10, to be as close to 9 as possible. The 10, jack, queen and king are each worth 0 points, and the ace is worth 1 point. The rest of the cards are worth their face value of 2 through 9. If the player has an initial total of 6 or 7, the player does not draw additional cards, while the banker follows a complex set of rules to determine if he draws additional cards.
Answer: Baccarat

Question: The females are known as nannies, the males billies and the offspring as kids of what type of animals?
Answer: goats

Question: Since the US Mint has completed their state quarters program, what series of special coins, 4 per year, is the mint producing now?
Answer: Presidential dollars

Question: An NBA basketball game is 48 minutes long. How long is an NCAA college basketball game?
Answer: 40 minutes

Question: How long does a US president have to consider a bill before he must either sign it into law or return it to Congress as a veto?
Answer: 10 days

Question: In “2001: A Space Odyssey,” what was the name of the computer that took control of the spaceship Discovery?
Answer: Hal 9000

Question: According to the nursery rhyme, if Polly put the kettle on, who took it off?
Answer: Sukey

Question: The axiom that "anything that can go wrong, will go wrong" is commonly known as what?
Answer: Murphy's law

Question: Sweet Polly Purebred is the girlfriend of what cartoon superhero?
Answer: Underdog

Question: For a point each, name the 4 gemstones that are considered precious.
Answer: Diamond, Ruby, Emerald and Sapphire

Question: Muhammed Ali described his unorthodox fighting style as "float like a butterfly" then what?
Answer: sting like a bee

Question: We all knew him as Radar, but was the actual first name of the pride of Ottumwa, Iowa, Corporal O'Reilly on the TV series MASH?
Answer: Walter

Question: For a point each, name the 6 states that border Oklahoma.
Answer: Arkansas, Missouri, Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico, Texas

Question: What position/title comes between apprentice and master craftsman/master tradesman?
Answer: Journeyman

Question: Patented by it's inventor in 1916, what type of bed folds from the wall?
Answer: Murphy bed

Question: What is the common name for a poker hand that consists of all the cards in your hand being of the same suit, not in rank order?
Answer: Flush

Question: The mechanism of using 2 flags held in different positions to communicate between ships at sea is called what?
Answer: Semaphore

Question: 'Let your fingers do the walking' is the advertising slogan for what company?
Answer: Yellow Pages

Question: What famous John Steinbeck novel featured the travels of Tom Joad?
Answer: The Grapes of Wrath

Question: Into what body of water does the Nile River drain?
Answer: The Mediterranean Sea

Question: What is the name of Lisa's saxophone playing mentor with the Faberge egg addiction?
Answer: Bleeding Gums Murphy

Question: According to the Stephen Foster song, how long is the De Camptown race track?
Answer: 5 miles long

Question: What American writer, buried in Baltimore, had his gravesite mysteriously visited every January 19th, to receive
Answer: Edgar Allen Poe

Question: January 17 marks the anniversary of the opening of the First Gulf War, aka Operation Desert Storm, which happened in what year?
Answer: 1991

Question: January 17, 1942 saw the birth of one Cassius Marcellus Clay, Jr. Nicknamed The Louisville Lip, under what name did he achieve boxing immortality?
Answer: Muhammad Ali

Question: The 1933 ratification of the 20th Amendment moved the day of the inauguration of the President of the United States from March 4 to what date?
Answer: January 20th

Question: The rules for what 2 player card game state: 2 opposing players are dealt ten cards each, with the rest being placed face down between the two. The top card is turned face up. Players take turns taking a card from either the stock or discard pile and discard one from their hand. The object is to end the game, or ‘knock’, when one of the two players has completed their hand of cards. This is done by arranging their cards into ‘sets’ or ‘melds’ of three or more cards of either the same value or a same suited straight. A player can knock if the total value of the cards not used in sets is equal to ten or less. Upon knocking, points are awarded for the difference in value between the unused cards held by the players. If a player manages to get 0 points when knocking, or holds a lower value than the opponent when the opponent knocks, extra points are awarded.
Answer: Gin Rummy

Question: January 16, 1547 saw the coronation of Ivan the Terrible, who was the first assume what title?
Answer: Tsar/Czar

Question: What SI unit of power, equivalent to one Joule per second, is named after a Scottish Inventor who was born on January 19, 1736?
Answer: Watt

Question: Name the 1991 movie and character/actor that featured the quote "A census taker once tried to test me. I ate his liver with some fava beans and a nice Chianti."
Answer: Hannibal Lecter/Anthony Hopkins The Silence of the Lambs

Question: Starbucks recently announced the introduction of a new drink size, the Trenta. How many fl oz will be in the new drink?
Answer: 40 to 49

Question: One of 110 recipients during the Spanish American war, which total bad-ass did President Bill Clinton award a posthumous Medal of Honor to on January 16, 2001?
Answer: Theodore Roosevelt

Question: Bowline, clove hitch, square, and sheepshank are all types of what?
Answer: Knots

Question: Which state, the second to join the union, is known as the Keystone State?
Answer: Pennsylvania