Question: Who said "I'm strong to the finish, 'cause I eats me Spinach"?
Answer: Popeye

Question: How many dots are on a pair of dice?
Answer: 42

Question: Pont Neuf is the oldest bridge in Paris. What does its name mean?
Answer: New Bridge

Question: What animal does Angora wool come from?
Answer: Angora Rabbit

Question: What country's flag featured a hammer and a sickle?
Answer: The Soviet Union

Question: Which English King fought in the Third Crusade?
Answer: Richard I

Question: What type of animal makes royal jelly?
Answer: Bees

Question: What element are computer chips typically made from?
Answer: Silicon

Question: In 2012, Felix Baumgartner became the first person to break the sound barrier doing what?
Answer: Skydiving

Question: What type of bird has eggs with the same color as Tiffany jewelry boxes?
Answer: Robin

Question: What country banned the sale of chewing gum in 2004?
Answer: Singapore

Question: What French phrase means "already seen"?
Answer: Déjà Vu

Question: What country's most common family name is Nguyen?
Answer: Vietnam

Question: What Greek titan was chained to a rock as punishment for giving fire to mankind?
Answer: Prometheus

Question: Where would you find Capitoline and Palatine hills?
Answer: Rome

Question: What word, staring with G, refers to a person who is not Jewish?
Answer: Gentile

Question: What is the only Grand Slam tennis tournament to be played on clay courts?
Answer: French Open

Question: What program's 9th step is "making amends"?
Answer: Alcoholics Anonymous

Question: What geologic period came after the Triassic?
Answer: Jurassic

Question: If you have insomnia, what can't you do?
Answer: Sleep

Question: If you land at John Lennon airport, what city are you in?
Answer: Liverpool

Question: What industry's four capitals are New York, London, Paris and Milan?
Answer: Fashion

Question: Whose quotations are collected into the best-selling book in Chinese history?
Answer: Mao Zedong

Question: What food is made with lady fingers, coffee, mascarpone, and cocoa (among other ingredients)?
Answer: Tiramisu

Question: What giant beast was kidnapped from Skull Island?
Answer: King Kong

Question: What type of cancer kills more women than any other?
Answer: Lung

Question: What musical artist was known as "The Purple One"?
Answer: Prince

Question: Among the countries in Asia, which one has the most Christians?
Answer: Philippines

Question: What breed of dog is Scooby-Doo?
Answer: Great Dane

Question: What chemical, often added to tap water, greatly reduces the rate of tooth decay?
Answer: Fluoride

Question: What product once featured a much-loathed "assistant" named Clippy?
Answer: Microsoft Office

Question: What country has about 4.5 million people, but 40 million sheep?
Answer: New Zealand

Question: In 2014, a Boeing 777 mysteriously disappeared over the Indian Ocean. What country did it take off from?
Answer: Malaysia

Question: What U.S. grocery chain has been humorously referred to as "Whole Paycheck"?
Answer: Whole Foods

Question: What word refers either to a sharp knife or a high heel?
Answer: Stiletto

Question: What's the most popular sport in India?
Answer: Cricket

Question: What does a kleptomaniac have a compulsion to do?
Answer: Steal

Question: In what movie did Meryl Streep play a character inspired by Vogue editor Anna Wintour?
Answer: The Devil Wears Prada

Question: In what country were the Smurfs invented?
Answer: Belgium

Question: What term refers to dipping food into a communal pot of melted cheese?
Answer: Fondue

Question: What type of alien is the Doctor from Doctor Who?
Answer: Time Lord

Question: What animal most commonly appears on national flags?
Answer: Eagle

Question: Who is (usually) pursued by Blinky, Inky, Pinky and Clyde?
Answer: Pac-Man

Question: Who famously wore a pink Chanel suit and a pillbox hat?
Answer: Jacqueline Kennedy

Question: Who uses a replicator to order "Earl Grey, hot"?
Answer: Captain Picard

Question: Who was Bonnie Parker's partner in crime?
Answer: Clyde Barrow

Question: What country built a 1,000 mile fence to prevent the spread of rabbits? (it didn't work)
Answer: Australia

Question: After corn, what is the most-planted crop in the United States?
Answer: Soybeans

Question: What type of meat is used to make wiener schnitzel?
Answer: Veal

Question: What movie character has killed 394 people over the course of 24 films?
Answer: James Bond

Question: What phase of the moon comes after "waning crescent"?
Answer: New Moon

Question: What type of plant is molasses usually made from?
Answer: Sugarcane

Question: What world leader once shot a tiger with a tranquilizer gun and also stole a Super Bowl ring?
Answer: Vladimir Putin

Question: What musical duo is featured on the soundtrack to the movie "The Graduate"?
Answer: Simon & Garfunkel

Question: Who wrote "Around the World in Eighty Days" and "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea"?
Answer: Jules Verne

Question: Which one of Dorothy's companions needed a brain?
Answer: Scarecrow

Question: What Pacific island was visited by the HMS Bounty and Paul Gauguin?
Answer: Tahiti

Question: In what game can you get 50 extra points for a "bingo"?
Answer: Scrabble

Question: What disease is characterized by the body's inability to produce or respond to insulin?
Answer: Diabetes

Question: What great island sank into the Atlantic Ocean, according to Plato?
Answer: Atlantis

Question: What is the only U.S. state whose name starts with the letter F?
Answer: Florida

Question: Which British overseas territory borders Spain?
Answer: Gibraltar

Question: In what country do people say "Kanpai" when making a toast?
Answer: Japan

Question: Who has appeared on the cover of Sports Illustrated a record 50 times?
Answer: Michael Jordan

Question: What is a percolator used to make?
Answer: Coffee

Question: What potent greenhouse gas is produced by the digestive systems of cattle?
Answer: Methane

Question: What is the main ingredient in miso?
Answer: Soybeans

Question: Who narrated "March of the Penguins" and "The Shawshank Redemption"?
Answer: Morgan Freeman

Question: What country famously bans chewing gum?
Answer: Singapore

Question: What day comes after Maundy Thursday?
Answer: Good Friday

Question: What is the fruit of the ficus tree?
Answer: Figs

Question: Besides Spanish, what language is commonly spoken in Barcelona?
Answer: Catalan

Question: What American car company is named after a Serbian inventor?
Answer: Tesla Motors

Question: What type of bird was used to carry battlefield messenges in WWI and WWII?
Answer: Pigeons

Question: If someone is eating "longpig" what type of flesh are they eating?
Answer: Human

Question: What internal organ produces insulin?
Answer: Pancreas

Question: What country grows the most coffee beans?
Answer: Brazil

Question: What "magic words" did Ali Baba use to enter the den of the forty thieves?
Answer: Open Sesame

Question: What instant messaging service did Facebook purchase for $19 billion in 2014?
Answer: WhatsApp

Question: What island did Captain Cook discover, before being killed by the people who already lived there?
Answer: Hawaii

Question: What company purchased the rights to the Star Wars franchise in 2012?
Answer: Disney

Question: What is another name for Rome's "Flavian Amphitheatre"?
Answer: Colosseum

Question: What Australian soap opera has aired for since 1985 and once starred Kylie Minogue?
Answer: Neighbours

Question: What aquatic animal can live to be 100 years old in the wild, but usually dies before age 30 in captivity?
Answer: Orca

Question: If something is simian, what type of animal does it resemble?
Answer: Ape

Question: What U.S. state is most strongly associated with Bourbon whiskey?
Answer: Kentucky

Question: What insecticide caused a major reduction in bald eagle populations until 1972?
Answer: Ddt

Question: Who commanded the Millennium Falcon?
Answer: Han Solo