Question: What is aioli very similar to?
Answer: Mayonnaise

Question: What historical person is famous for saying "We are not amused", but may have never said it?
Answer: Queen Victoria

Question: What personality disorder is characterized by destructive excitement seeking and a lack of empathy?
Answer: Psychopathy

Question: What delta do "Delta Blues" come from?
Answer: Mississippi Delta

Question: What country was occupied by Spain, the United States, and Japan before becoming independent?
Answer: Philippines

Question: What aquatic flower is sacred to Buddhism and Hinduism?
Answer: Lotus

Question: Who sang "My Way"? (the most famous version)
Answer: Frank Sinatra

Question: What has been called "the worst form of government, except for all the others"?
Answer: Democracy

Question: Who directed the movies "Vertigo" and "The Birds"?
Answer: Alfred Hitchcock

Question: In what lake did the SS Edmund Fitzgerald sink?
Answer: Lake Superior

Question: What three notes come after Do, Re, and Mi?
Answer: Fa-Sol-La

Question: What does "C'est la vie" mean in English?
Answer: That's Life

Question: What Hollywood family has brothers named Alec, Billy, Daniel, and Stephen?
Answer: Baldwin

Question: What company acquired the rights to the "Star Wars" franchise in 2012?
Answer: Walt Disney

Question: Who said "The Eagle has landed"?
Answer: Neil Armstrong

Question: What language were Gutenberg's bibles written in?
Answer: Latin

Question: What musical instrument did the devil play in the song "The Devil Went Down to Georgia"?
Answer: Fiddle

Question: In what London park would one find "Speakers' Corner"?
Answer: Hyde Park

Question: What are the two countries of the world that are theocracies?
Answer: Iran

Question: What former British coin was worth 12 pence?
Answer: Shilling

Question: What anatomical feature did velociraptors have in real life, but not in "Jurassic Park"?
Answer: Feathers

Question: What type of animal has spermaceti in its head?
Answer: Sperm Whale

Question: What is the northernmost country where tigers are found in the wild?
Answer: Russia

Question: What activity is known as "Lucha Libre" in Mexico?
Answer: Professional Wrestling

Question: What is the capital of Tunisia?
Answer: Tunis

Question: What are the three countries of the world whose names start with "South"?
Answer: South Africa

Question: What shark species has the highest number of *recorded* attacks on humans?
Answer: Great White

Question: What is the only animal, besides humans, known to attack the above?
Answer: Orcas

Question: Complete the song lyric: I am the very model of a modern major _______.
Answer: General

Question: What German sportswear company has a mountain lion as its logo?
Answer: Puma

Question: What feature of Jupiter is a storm that has lasted for centuries and has a bigger diameter than planet Earth?
Answer: Great Red Spot

Question: What movie starring Frank Sinatra was later remade starring George Clooney?
Answer: Ocean's 11

Question: What is the world's most famous cycling event?
Answer: Tour de France

Question: Who made a cameo appearance in 39 movies directed by Alfred Hitchcock?
Answer: Alfred Hitchcock

Question: What is the second biggest city in Australia?
Answer: Melbourne

Question: What well-known video game was created in Moscow in 1984?
Answer: Tetris

Question: Who directed the movie "Jaws"?
Answer: Steven Spielberg

Question: What style of facial hair was famously worn by American Civil War general Ambrose Burnside?
Answer: Sideburns

Question: What type of musical instrument is used in calypso music and was formerly made from used oil barrels?
Answer: Steelpan

Question: What movie villain once ate a man's liver with some fava beans and a nice chianti?
Answer: Hannibal Lecter

Question: What city has the most skyscrapers over 150 meters in height?
Answer: Hong Kong

Question: What holiday was first celebrated on April 22, 1970?
Answer: Earth Day

Question: What is black sausage made from?
Answer: Blood

Question: Who is Sherlock Holmes's sidekick?
Answer: Dr. John Watson

Question: What was first seen at Lowell Observatory in 1930?
Answer: Pluto

Question: What unit of currency can be divided into 100 kopeks?
Answer: Ruble

Question: Who were known as the "Fab Four"?
Answer: The Beatles

Question: In what country would you find a kibbutz?
Answer: Israel

Question: What inspirational teacher movie featured the Coolio song "Gangsta's Paradise"?
Answer: Dangerous Minds

Question: Who composed "Ride of the Valkyries"?
Answer: Richard Wagner

Question: What bisexual English poet wrote "Don Juan" and "She Walks in Beauty"?
Answer: Lord Byron

Question: What Olympic event involves throwing a spear?
Answer: Javelin

Question: What type of product is Dom Pérignon?
Answer: Champagne

Question: What pope, who died in 2005, was the second longest-serving pope of all time?
Answer: John Paul II

Question: On what holiday would you be most likely to hear someone say "Erin go bragh"?
Answer: St. Patrick's Day

Question: What syndrome causes motor tics, and in 10% of cases, can cause compulsive cursing?
Answer: Tourette Syndrome

Question: What French fashion company sells its Birken Bag over $10,000, but makes it nearly impossible to purchase in order to create the illusion of scarcity?
Answer: Hermès

Question: Who was Castor's twin brother?
Answer: Pollux

Question: What is the second largest object that orbits the Earth?
Answer: International Space Station

Question: What type of boat, popular in Cambridge, is propelled by pushing a pole against the bottom of the river?
Answer: Punt

Question: What instrument is like a trumpet but doesn't have any valves to change the pitch?
Answer: Bugle

Question: What UN agency designates "World Heritage" sites?
Answer: Unesco

Question: What country's population peaked at around 128 million in 2010?
Answer: Japan

Question: What type of machine is also known as a one-armed bandit?
Answer: Slot Machine

Question: What country's highest recorded temperature is just 87 °F (30.5 °C), the lowest of any country?
Answer: Iceland

Question: What country does Häagen-Dazs ice cream come from?
Answer: United States

Question: What word means "fancy party" in English and "evening" in French?
Answer: Soirée

Question: What actress has adopted children from Cambodia, Ethiopia, and Vietnam?
Answer: Angelina Jolie

Question: What fictional barbarian was portrayed by Arnold Schwarzenegger?
Answer: Conan

Question: What Barry Manilow song was about a club that was the "hottest spot north of Havana"?
Answer: Copacabana

Question: What would you find in an ossuary?
Answer: Bones

Question: In what U.S. city would you be most likely to hear "When the Saints Go Marching In"?
Answer: New Orleans

Question: What are the first five words of a "Hail Mary" prayer?
Answer: Hail Mary, full of grace

Question: What is German for "good day"?
Answer: Guten Tag

Question: What is Hawaiian for hello or goodbye?
Answer: Aloha

Question: What is the Taj Mahal made of?
Answer: Marble

Question: What fictional character frequently went into telephone booths to change outfits?
Answer: Superman

Question: What is both a type of herb and an adjective that means "wise"?
Answer: Sage

Question: Will Smith has had two songs reach #1 on the American pop charts. Name either one.
Answer: Gettin' Jiggy wit It / Wild Wild West

Question: What street did demon barber Sweeney Todd live on?
Answer: Fleet

Question: What food can Bugs Bunny often be seen eating?
Answer: Carrots

Question: In the Bible, what city's walls fell after Joshua blew his trumpets?
Answer: Jericho

Question: What type of sugar, found in milk, do many people have trouble digesting?
Answer: Lactose

Question: What is the world's northernmost megacity, defined as a metropolitan area with a population over 10 million?
Answer: Moscow

Question: And what is the world's southernmost megacity?
Answer: Buenos Aires