Question: For a point each, name the 6 different actors that have appeared as James Bond in the official EON films.
Answer: Sean Connery, George Lazenby, Roger Moore, Timothy Dalton, Pierce Brosnan, Daniel Craig

Question: Which atom, with atomic number 6, is present in all known life forms?
Answer: Carbon

Question: March 3, 1923 saw the first issue of what weekly news magazine, the worlds largest with over 20 million domestic readers?
Answer: Time

Question: 10:54 am on February 28 of what year saw Seattle rocked by an earthquake that measured 6.8 on the MMS scale?
Answer: 2001

Question: On Feb 28, 1993, agents from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms raided the Branch Davidian complex, headed by David Koresh, in what Texas city?
Answer: Waco

Question: Bib, iceberg, oak leaf, and romaine are all types of what?
Answer: Lettuce

Question: Currently, the oldest flying space shuttle in the fleet, which shuttle was launched last week on mission STS-133 to the International Space Station?
Answer: Discovery

Question: George Holliday famously videotaped the LAPD violating the civil rights of whom, on March 3, 1991?
Answer: Rodney King

Question: Working in military intelligence during WWII, eventually achieving the rank of major, Diana Prince is the alter ego of what DC Comics superhero?
Answer: Wonder Woman

Question: On March 4, 1797, what was sworn in as the second US President?
Answer: John Adams

Question: Although born Claudia Alta Taylor, by what name is President Lyndon Johnson's first lady better known as?
Answer: Lady Bird Johnson

Question: In music, what notation is used to indicate that the note is raised a half tone?
Answer: A sharp

Question: A Supercentenarian is how old?
Answer: 110 or older

Question: Name the 1998 movie and character/actor that featured the quote: "That rug really tied the room together."?
Answer: Jeff Bridges/The Dude in The Big Lebowski

Question: March 2, 1956 saw the Kingdom of Morocco gain its independence from Spain and France. What are the 2 countries that border it?
Answer: Algeria and Mauritania

Question: March 2, 1904 marked the birth of one Theodore Geisel, best remembered as what famed literary genius?
Answer: Dr Seuss

Question: Known as The Palmetto State, what was the 8th state to join the union on May 23, 1788?
Answer: South Carolina

Question: Osteoporosis is a weakness and brittleness of what?
Answer: Bones

Question: Gene Porter, the man behind "The Man" BBQ sauce, passed on Sunday. At which Bellevue legendary restaurant were you able to slather your meat with man sauce?
Answer: Dixies

Question: The name Julie is French form of what classic Latin name meaning youthful, soft-haired, beautiful or vivacious?
Answer: Julia

Question: Played by Jay Silverheels on the TV series, what is the name of The Lone Ranger's faithful companion?
Answer: Tonto

Question: Known as “The Poet of the Piano”, what Polish born composer had his birthday on March 1, 1810?
Answer: Fredric Chopin

Question: Feb 28, 1993 saw the BATF attempt to raid the Waco, TX compound of what religious cult, sparking a 51 day standoff?
Answer: Branch Dividians

Question: What does DSM-IV define as:
Answer: Narcolepsy

Question: March 2, 1904 saw the birth of what famous American author, who once wrote under the pen name Theo LeSieg?
Answer: Dr. Seuss

Question: At the end of every episode of Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous, Robin Leach wished the viewer what kind of wishes?
Answer: Champagne

Question: According to the nursery rhyme, what did Peter Peter Pumpkin Eater have?
Answer: a wife and couldn't keep her

Question: Which of the two main political parties had it's founding on Feb 28, 1854 in Ripon, WI?
Answer: Republican

Question: Who's missing: Jerry Seinfeld, Michael Richards, Jason Alexander
Answer: Julia Louis-Dreyfus

Question: Formerly under the US Department of the Treasury, the US Secret Service, currently operates under the watchful eye of what agency?
Answer: Homeland Security

Question: Name the countries in Africa that start with the letter M (7 of them)
Answer: Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Mauritania, Mauritius, Morocco, and Mozambique

Question: What bar favorite consists of ginger ale, orange juice, and grenadine?
Answer: A Shirley Temple

Question: Name the artist and title of this 1977 hit: And if the real thing don't do the trick Oh you better make up something quick You gonna burn burn burn burn into the wick
Answer: Barracuda by Heart

Question: March 4, 1791 saw the first state after the 13 colonies to join the union. What state was it?
Answer: Vermont

Question: In what Arizona city do the Seattle Mariners hold their spring training camp?
Answer: Peoria

Question: Current home to former UW stud John Brockman, what is the NBA team that calls Milwaukee home?
Answer: Bucks

Question: Which animal is the symbol for the World Wide Fund for Nature?
Answer: Panda

Question: March 12, 1894 saw the first bottles of what beverage, concocted by Atlanta pharmacist John Pemberton, sold for the first time?
Answer: Coca Cola

Question: What cartoon character was always in pursuit of a French-Canadian villain named Savoir-Faire?
Answer: Klondike Kat

Question: Born on March 6, 1475, which Italian Renaissance sculptor, painter, architect, and poet was responsible for works such as The Sistine Chapel ceiling, and the dome of St. Peters Bascilica?
Answer: Michaelangelo

Question: Generals wear stars on their uniforms. What insignia do colonels wear?
Answer: Eagle

Question: What are the only two pieces that can move to open a chess game?
Answer: Pawn and Knight

Question: Published in 1957, On The Road is a famous novel by which American beat poet, who was born on March 12, 1922?
Answer: Jack Kerouac

Question: Name the character/actor and 1975 movie that featured the quote ‘You’re gonna need a bigger boat’
Answer: Martin Brody/Roy Scheider in Jaws

Question: Held sometime between March and May, which national ice cream company has sponsored a Free Cone Day each year for the last 32 years, starting the year after their founding?
Answer: Ben and Jerry's

Question: What action star, who celebrates a birthday tomorrow, is the inspiration behind a meme that includes such facts as: “Neil Armstrong was the first person to walk on the moon, blank was the first person to walk on the sun” and “They wanted to put blank on Mt. Rushmore but the granite wasn’t hard enough for his beard.”
Answer: Chuck Norris

Question: According to the proverb, March comes in like a lion and goes out like what?
Answer: A lamb

Question: March 6, 1899, saw German pharmaceutical giant Bayer, patent aspirin. The bark of what tree was used to make it?
Answer: Willow

Question: For a point each, name the 4 countries surrounding Botswana
Answer: South Africa, Namibia, Zimbabwe, and Zambia

Question: March 9, 1959 saw the introduction of the Barbie doll at the American International Toy Fair in New York. What company produces the Barbie doll?
Answer: Mattel

Question: Perhaps best remembered as Capt Benjamin Williard or President Josiah Bartlet, who is the father of total nutjob Charlie Sheen?
Answer: Martin Sheen

Question: McDonalds recently lost its spot as worlds largest restaurant chain (based on number of stores) to which company?
Answer: Subway

Question: March 6, 1836 saw the death, in one day, of Jim Bowie, David Crockett, William B. Travis, and 112 others, at what event?
Answer: Battle of the Alamo

Question: Which term in economics is represented by the initials GDP?
Answer: Gross Domestic Product

Question: What age range is covered by Quinquagenarian?
Answer: 50 to 59

Question: The Academy Awards were last Sunday, with The King's Speech winning 4 out of 12. Since equaled by Titanic and The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King, which film, written by a former governor of New Mexico, was the first to win 11 awards in 1959
Answer: Ben Hur