Question: What is usually the largest muscle in the human body?
Answer: Gluteus Maximus

Question: In calculus, what is the opposite of a derivative?
Answer: Integral

Question: Who had a child with Kurt Cobain?
Answer: Courtney Love

Question: What popular salad dressing tastes like the "secret sauce" on a Big Mac?
Answer: Thousand Island

Question: What island was the center of Minoan civilization?
Answer: Crete

Question: What deadly sin is also a type of animal?
Answer: Sloth

Question: According the song, what gift is given on the 12th day of Christmas?
Answer: 12 Drummers Drumming

Question: What character is the villain in the movie ?
Answer: Scar

Question: What company makes the Android operating system?
Answer: Google

Question: What nation is scheduled to host the 2022 World Cup?
Answer: Qatar

Question: What is the largest Native American tribe in the United States?
Answer: Cherokee

Question: What is the smallest type of bird?
Answer: Bee Hummingbird

Question: Who is Hannah Montana's alter ego?
Answer: Miley Stewart

Question: Count Dracula was based on which real-life person?
Answer: Vlad the Impaler

Question: What day comes after Fat Tuesday?
Answer: Ash Wednesday

Question: What's the more common term for a National Socialist?
Answer: Nazi

Question: What city is closest to Alcatraz island?
Answer: San Francisco

Question: What type of eggs does Sam-I-Am want you to eat?
Answer: Green Eggs

Question: What was the last name of Nelson and Winnie?
Answer: Mandela

Question: Travel in a hyperborean direction as far as you can go. Where do you end up?
Answer: The North Pole

Question: What is the name for the process of heating milk to lengthen its shelf life?
Answer: Pasteurization

Question: What company was co-founded by Steve Wozniak?
Answer: Apple

Question: What group of people were freed by Queen Elizabeth in 1574?
Answer: The Serfs

Question: What career did Adolf Hitler pursue before getting into politics?
Answer: Painting

Question: What song's lyrics are sometimes misheard as "Hold me closer, Tony Danza"?
Answer: Tiny Dancer

Question: What book's characters included two pigs named Napoleon and Snowball?
Answer: Animal Farm

Question: What is the closest relative of the damselfly?
Answer: Dragonfly

Question: What genre of music was prominently featured in the movie "Saturday Night Fever"?
Answer: Disco

Question: What commodity represents over 40% of the tonnage shipped on American freight trains?
Answer: Coal

Question: What was Van Gogh's first name?
Answer: Vincent

Question: What is the opposite of an optimist?
Answer: Pessimist

Question: What are these called? 👦👿💔
Answer: Emoji

Question: What term is used to describe strong winds between 50 and 102 kilometers per hour?
Answer: Gale

Question: What notorious Milwaukee serial killer was known for eating his victims?
Answer: Jeffrey Dahmer

Question: What, by value, is the top fruit grown in India?
Answer: Mangoes

Question: What part of the body can be described as bulbous or aqualine?
Answer: Nose

Question: What dye is traditionally used to make temporary tattoos in India, the Middle East, and North Africa?
Answer: Henna

Question: Who said "I came not to bring peace, but a sword"?
Answer: Jesus

Question: What British political party is also known as the Tories?
Answer: The Conservative Party

Question: What country suffered 100,000 earthquake-related deaths in 2010?
Answer: Haiti

Question: In cooking steak, what lies on the opposite end of the spectrum from rare?
Answer: Well Done

Question: What operating system has versions called Ice Cream Sandwich, Jelly Bean, and Lollipop?
Answer: Android

Question: What is the world's most popular beverage other than water?
Answer: Tea

Question: What condition can be described as "cloudiness" of the eye lens?
Answer: Cataracts

Question: What rapper had 12 studio albums - 6 of them posthumous?
Answer: Tupac Shakur

Question: What country had a "Golden Age" in the later half of the 1600's?
Answer: Netherlands

Question: What Christian holiday comes the day after Halloween?
Answer: All Saints' Day

Question: What is Rogaine meant to treat?
Answer: Baldness

Question: What weapon did Lizzie Borden allegedly use to kill her parents?
Answer: Axe

Question: What are the Hugo and Nebula awards given for?
Answer: Science Fiction Writing

Question: What is the most commonly spoken first language in Singapore?
Answer: Mandarin Chinese

Question: In 1727, Janet Horne became the last British person to be executed for what crime?
Answer: Witchcraft

Question: What band's members included Brian, Carl, and Dennis Wilson?
Answer: The Beach Boys

Question: What theorem is often expressed as a
Answer: Pythagorean Theorem

Question: In what game might you hit, stand, split, or double down?
Answer: Blackjack

Question: What type of crab is known for using the discarded shells of other sea creatures?
Answer: Hermit Crab

Question: What is the name for a creature that is half man, half horse?
Answer: Centaur

Question: If I say, "Dónde está el baño", what am I asking?
Answer: Where's the bathroom

Question: What country had a Civil War in the 1930's?
Answer: Spain

Question: What composer's "Messiah" is frequently performed during the Christmas season?
Answer: George Frideric Handel

Question: What sport was the subject of the movies "Senna" and "Rush"?
Answer: Formula One

Question: What country's last monarch was Queen Liliʻuokalani?
Answer: Hawaii

Question: What was visited by Viking, Pathfinder, and Curiosity?
Answer: Mars

Question: What plant contains the chemical THC?
Answer: Cannabis

Question: On what island was St. Patrick born?
Answer: Great Britain

Question: Which country is Easter Island a territory of?
Answer: Chile

Question: What American sporting event was struck by a terrorist bomb in 2013?
Answer: The Boston Marathon

Question: What is legally classified as a religion in the United States, a cult in France, and a business in Switzerland?
Answer: Scientology

Question: Through what European city do 84% of the world's diamonds pass?
Answer: Antwerp

Question: Who did Jack Ruby assassinate in 1963 in Dallas?
Answer: Lee Harvey Oswald

Question: What is the world's most famous outlaw motorcycle club?
Answer: Hell's Angels

Question: What material can be "vulcanized"?
Answer: Rubber

Question: What girl group had eight #1 hits in the UK between 1996 and 1998?
Answer: The Spice Girls

Question: Where would you be most likely to find a Gideons Bible?
Answer: In a Hotel

Question: What type of books are eligible to receive a Newbery Medal?
Answer: Children's Books

Question: What city is known for pastries, coffee, and classical music?
Answer: Vienna

Question: What is Zeno known for creating?
Answer: Paradoxes

Question: In the show Doctor Who, what does the Doctor's time machine look like from the outside?
Answer: Police Box

Question: What ancient city was located near present-day Tunis?
Answer: Carthage

Question: What is the names for small mounds of snow on ski hills?
Answer: Moguls

Question: What is the name for a system of law based on Islamic texts?
Answer: Sharia

Question: In Hawaiian legend, what is Pele the goddess of?
Answer: Fire / Volcanoes

Question: Who supposedly had a moment of inspiration while sitting under an apple tree?
Answer: Isaac Newton

Question: What type of creature was Gimli?
Answer: Dwarf

Question: What was the sequel to the movie "Grumpy Old Men"?
Answer: Grumpier Old Men

Question: What tiny creatures form the diet of the world's largest creature, the blue whale?
Answer: Krill

Question: A tendon connects a muscle to a bone. What similar tissue connects two bones?
Answer: Ligament

Question: What animal went extinct around 2000 B.C. on Wrangel Island in Siberia?
Answer: Woolly Mammoths

Question: In an orthodox Jewish service what group of people commonly sit in the balcony?
Answer: Women

Question: What city will host the 2020 Summer Olympics?
Answer: Tokyo