Question: Who wants YOU for U.S. Army?
Answer: Uncle Sam

Question: What product is "Dolphin Safe" in the U.S. but not necessarily in other countries?
Answer: Tunafish

Question: What type of product is Mrs. Butterworth's?
Answer: Syrup

Question: What was once described by a U.S. senator as "a series of tubes"?
Answer: Internet

Question: What is the full name of the city abbreviated as "Boca"?
Answer: Boca Raton

Question: What recent Broadway hit is about the life of one of the founding fathers?
Answer: Hamilton

Question: What type of furniture is also known as an Ottoman?
Answer: Footstool

Question: What is either a large rock or a city in Colorado?
Answer: Boulder

Question: What city did Brandon and Brenda Walsh move to in high school?
Answer: Beverly Hills

Question: What cereal is for kids, silly rabbit?
Answer: Trix

Question: What was the first state to ratify the Constitution?
Answer: Delaware

Question: What reality TV show did the villainous Omarosa appear in?
Answer: The Apprentice

Question: What is the coldest state capital (by yearly mean temperature)?
Answer: Juneau

Question: What is either an album by the Red Hot Chili Peppers or a show starring David Duchovny?
Answer: Californication

Question: What product did Phil Robertson get rich by selling?
Answer: Duck Calls

Question: Whose likeness did Republicans propose putting on the dime, in 2003?
Answer: Ronald Reagan's

Question: What, according to Yogi Berra, ain't worth a dime anymore?
Answer: a Nickel

Question: What chain restaurant featured the jingle "I want my baby back ribs"?
Answer: Chilis

Question: What is the largest chain of "brestaurants" in the United States?
Answer: Hooters

Question: What language did the Pennsylvania Dutch speak?
Answer: German

Question: What major University bans profanity, alcohol, caffeine, premarital sex, and even beards?
Answer: Brigham Young

Question: What is the second most valuable crop in the U.S. - after corn?
Answer: Soybeans

Question: In what office does the President work?
Answer: The Oval Office

Question: What city's Lower Ninth Ward is partially below sea level?
Answer: New Orleans

Question: What city is the southernmost state capital?
Answer: Honolulu

Question: What is the only U.S. state where prostitution is legal?
Answer: Nevada

Question: What McDonald's shake can only be purchased around Saint Patrick's Day?
Answer: The Shamrock Shake

Question: What type of surgery do the main characters of "Nip/Tuck" practice?
Answer: Plastic Surgery

Question: Whose grave is marked by an eternal flame at Arlington National Cemetery?
Answer: John F. Kennedy

Question: What variety of Girl Scout cookies contains toasted coconut?
Answer: Samoas

Question: What does Frederick's of Hollywood sell?
Answer: Lingerie

Question: What body has been led by John Jay, John Marshall, and Earl Warren?
Answer: The Supreme Court

Question: What company's 2012 bankruptcy caused a brief halt in the production of Twinkies?
Answer: Hostess

Question: Whose statue was removed from public view in State College, Pennsylvania?
Answer: Joe Paterno

Question: What were Big Brown, War Emblem, and Seattle Slew?
Answer: Racehorses

Question: What is the state food of Maryland?
Answer: Blue Crabs

Question: What President's middle name was simply "S"?
Answer: Harry S Truman

Question: What teenage doctor was portrayed by Neil Patrick Harris?
Answer: Doogie Howser

Question: What is the highest medal awarded by the U.S. military?
Answer: Medal of Honor

Question: Which TV show starred James Gandolfini, Edie Falco, and Jamie-Lynn Sigler?
Answer: The Sopranos

Question: Complete the analogy. Sooner is to Oklahoma as _______ is to Indiana.
Answer: Hoosier

Question: What famous billionaire investor lives in Omaha, Nebraska?
Answer: Warren Buffett

Question: Who is a former Mayor of Cincinnati, host of a trashy TV show, and the subject of an opera?
Answer: Jerry Springer

Question: What is the flagship campus of the University of California?
Answer: Berkeley

Question: What is the best-selling band whose name is a U.S. state?
Answer: Alabama

Question: What does FAO Schwarz sell?
Answer: Toys

Question: What Southern city is often called the most polite city in the U.S.?
Answer: Charleston

Question: What TV show was created by Matt Stone and Trey Parker?
Answer: South Park

Question: What dialect did the Oakland school district once propose teaching classes in?
Answer: Ebonics

Question: What type of horses are prominently featured in Budweiser advertisements?
Answer: Clydesdale

Question: In what city would you find the headquarters of Amazon.com?
Answer: Seattle

Question: What invasive species has been blamed for reducing mammal populations in the Everglades?
Answer: Burmese Python

Question: What round comes after Double Jeopardy?
Answer: Final Jeopardy

Question: What is the moniker of the mustache growing month of November?
Answer: Movember

Question: What type of pizza is Chicago known for?
Answer: Deep Dish

Question: What former prison, located in San Francisco Bay, is called "The Rock"?
Answer: Alcatraz

Question: What is Mark Wahlberg's home town?
Answer: Boston

Question: What large lake can be found on the California-Nevada border?
Answer: Lake Tahoe

Question: What type of fighting knife is named after a frontiersman who died at the Battle of the Alamo?
Answer: Bowie Knife

Question: What river connects New York City and Albany?
Answer: Hudson River

Question: What composer's "Hoe-down" might you also remember from the commercial "Beef, it's what's for dinner"?
Answer: Aaron Copland

Question: Complete the analogy. Fred is to "Wonder Years" as Ben is to ...
Answer: Boy Meets World

Question: What politician had great hair - and served as John Kerry's running mate in 2004?
Answer: John Edwards

Question: What state symbol of Ohio is similar to a chestnut - except that it is poisonous?
Answer: Buckeye

Question: Since 2005, who is the Chief Justice of the United States?
Answer: John Roberts

Question: What Houston energy company went bankrupt in 2001 after massive fraud was revealed?
Answer: Enron

Question: What KFC sandwich uses fried chicken fillets in place of bread?
Answer: Double Down

Question: What state is called "Big Sky Country"?
Answer: Montana

Question: Who flips the tiles on "Wheel of Fortune"?
Answer: Vanna White

Question: In which quarter would you find Bourbon Street?
Answer: The French Quarter

Question: Which U.S. President once killed a man in a duel?
Answer: Andrew Jackson

Question: What does Rold Gold make?
Answer: Pretzels

Question: What proposed amendment was approved by Congress in 1972, and ratified by 35 of the necessary 38 states?
Answer: Equal Rights Amendment

Question: What German-born Secretary of State served under Presidents Nixon and Ford?
Answer: Henry Kissinger

Question: Who starred as AC Slater in "Saved by the Bell"?
Answer: Mario Lopez

Question: What AOL catchphrase is also the name of a Tom Hanks movie?
Answer: You've Got Mail

Question: What is the most popular TV show that took place in the city of Albuquerque?
Answer: Breaking Bad

Question: What was discovered in the Black Hills in 1874?
Answer: Gold

Question: What breed of dog is Marmaduke?
Answer: Great Dane

Question: What is the top grade of USDA beef?
Answer: Prime

Question: What 1954 Supreme Court case made school segregation illegal?
Answer: Brown v. Board of Education

Question: What brand's slogan is "when it rains, it pours"?
Answer: Morton Salt

Question: Who is He-Man's twin sister?
Answer: She-Ra

Question: What type of moss typically grows on Live Oak and Cypress trees?
Answer: Spanish Moss

Question: Who played Uncle Jesse on the show "Full House"?
Answer: John Stamos

Question: What street do Bert and Ernie live on?
Answer: Sesame Street

Question: Who, according to the Chicago Tribune, did Thomas Dewey defeat in 1948?
Answer: Harry S Truman