Question: What South American city has the best-known Carnival celebration?
Answer: Rio de Janeiro

Question: What type of factory do Oompa Loompas work in?
Answer: Chocolate

Question: What is the strongest bone in the human body?
Answer: Femur

Question: What comic strip features characters named Jughead and Veronica?
Answer: Archie

Question: What river is dammed by the Hoover Dam?
Answer: Colorado River

Question: What TV chef co-authored "Mastering the Art of French Cooking"?
Answer: Julia Child

Question: What brass instrument uses a slide instead of valves?
Answer: Trombone

Question: What "Wizard of Oz" character wants a brain?
Answer: Scarecrow

Question: In what country did papyrus originate?
Answer: Egypt

Question: What exam must be passed to practice law in the U.S.?
Answer: Bar Exam

Question: Whose "locker" is at the bottom of the sea?
Answer: Davy Jones

Question: What country inspired Starbucks - but has no Starbucks in it?
Answer: Italy

Question: What hip hop group's name came from traditional tabletop condiments?
Answer: Salt-n-Pepa

Question: What did my true love give to me on twelfth day of Christmas?
Answer: Twelve Drummers Drumming

Question: What word is repeated before "toil and trouble" in "Macbeth"?
Answer: Double

Question: What could Jack Sprat's wife not eat?
Answer: Lean

Question: What word means to pay 10% of your earnings to a church?
Answer: Tithe

Question: What city is the "Gateway" to the American West?
Answer: St. Louis

Question: In addition to sine and cosine, what is the third main function of trigonometry?
Answer: Tangent

Question: Traditionally, when a man bows a woman will do what?
Answer: Curtsey

Question: What is the word for a Jewish candelabra?
Answer: Menorah

Question: What is the last U.S. state, alphabetically?
Answer: Wyoming

Question: What country's unofficial national anthem is "Waltzing Matilda"?
Answer: Australia

Question: Who is Dick Grayson's alter ego?
Answer: Robin / Nightwing

Question: What is Gaius Octavius better known as?
Answer: Augustus

Question: What rock band released the albums "Sticky Fingers" and "Beggar's Banquet"?
Answer: The Rolling Stones

Question: At what venue do the Rockettes perform?
Answer: Radio City Music Hall

Question: What does the Latin term "Annus Horribilis" means in English?
Answer: Horrible Year

Question: What river does the Hoover Dam dam?
Answer: Colorado River

Question: What river is spanned by the Tower Bridge?
Answer: Thames

Question: What religious movement started in Jamaica in the 1930's?
Answer: Rastafari

Question: What is the common term for alopecia?
Answer: Baldness

Question: What part of speech are the words, "and", "or", and "but"?
Answer: Conjunction

Question: What type of animal is a water moccasin?
Answer: Snake

Question: What Germanic language was once the most commonly-spoken language among European Jews?
Answer: Yiddish

Question: What Norse god is known as a "trickster god"?
Answer: Loki

Question: On what type of building would you be most likely to find a "flying buttress"?
Answer: Church

Question: What is the only Great Lake that doesn't border Canada?
Answer: Lake Michigan

Question: What type of collectible, featuring Honus Wagner, was sold for $2.8 million in 2007?
Answer: Baseball Card

Question: What creature from Greek mythology has a single eye on the center of its forehead?
Answer: Cyclops

Question: What does Santa give naughty children?
Answer: Coal

Question: What organ is foie gras made from?
Answer: Liver

Question: What is Judi Dench's title in the British honours system?
Answer: Dame

Question: What landlocked African country is also a men's name in the English language?
Answer: Chad

Question: What U.S. state is closest to London, geographically?
Answer: Maine

Question: What city was captured at the end of the First Crusade in 1099?
Answer: Jerusalem

Question: What island do lemurs come from?
Answer: Madagascar

Question: What movie coined the phrase "there can be only one"?
Answer: Highlander

Question: What is the 2nd book of Bible?
Answer: Exodus

Question: In what country would you be most likely to find a polder?
Answer: Netherlands

Question: Jack fell down and broke his what?
Answer: Crown

Question: What is the largest Caribbean Island?
Answer: Cuba

Question: What instrument did Ravi Shankar play?
Answer: Sitar

Question: What was the Soviet version of the CIA?
Answer: Kgb

Question: What is the Japanese word for freshwater eel?
Answer: Unagi

Question: What city-state did Hannibal fight for?
Answer: Carthage

Question: What are french fries called in France?
Answer: Frites

Question: What singer says "you're gonna hear me roar?"
Answer: Katy Perry

Question: What does a smoke jumper fight?
Answer: Wildfires

Question: What country executes more people than any other?
Answer: China

Question: What type of doors did the DeLorean in "Back to the Future" have?
Answer: Gull-wing

Question: According to over 250,000 online petition signers, what singer should be deported to Canada?
Answer: Justin Bieber

Question: Where does a troglodyte live?
Answer: In a cave

Question: Who was the first head of the Church of England?
Answer: Henry VIII

Question: Who have fought from the halls of Montezuma to the shores of Tripoli?
Answer: U.S. Marines

Question: In golf, what is one stroke better than a birdie?
Answer: Eagle

Question: What was stolen from the Louvre in 1911?
Answer: The Mona Lisa

Question: What red-breasted bird is called the harbinger of spring?
Answer: Robin

Question: What type of sea creature can become "bleached" if the water temperatures is too high?
Answer: Coral

Question: What is the name of the pirate flag?
Answer: Jolly Roger

Question: During what holiday is it customary to eat unleavened bread?
Answer: Passover

Question: What popular singer is from the country of Barbados?
Answer: Rihanna

Question: What "wonder drug" was discovered by Alexander Fleming?
Answer: Penicillin

Question: If you cross the river Styx, where are you?
Answer: Hades

Question: What is Japan's national sport?
Answer: Sumo Wrestling

Question: Who painted "The Old Guitarist" during his blue period?
Answer: Pablo Picasso

Question: Who lived by the sea in a land called Honah Lee?
Answer: Puff the Magic Dragon

Question: What plant is used to make opium?
Answer: Poppy

Question: Who directed "The Nightmare Before Christmas" and "Edward Scissorhands"?
Answer: Tim Burton

Question: What country heats most of its buildings with geothermal energy?
Answer: Iceland

Question: What Frankish king was crowned emperor on Christmas day in 800 A.D.?
Answer: Charlemagne

Question: What actress was on the cover of the first issue of Playboy?
Answer: Marilyn Monroe

Question: In musical terms, what is the opposite of forte?
Answer: Piano

Question: What is the most popular breed of dog in the United States?
Answer: Labrador Retriever

Question: What is the name of the Japanese art of growing miniature trees?
Answer: Bonsai

Question: What game is commonly played to a score of 501?
Answer: Darts

Question: Who has a brother named Mycroft?
Answer: Sherlock Holmes

Question: What major Asian inland sea has almost entirely dried up?
Answer: Aral Sea

Question: What Teamsters union leader mysteriously disappeared in 1975?
Answer: Jimmy Hoffa

Question: What species interbred with humans in Europe and Asia before going extinct around 30,000 B.C.?
Answer: Neanderthal

Question: In what country would you have found Robben Island prison?
Answer: South Africa

Question: According to cliché, what is the mother of invention?
Answer: Necessity

Question: What type of person is a southpaw?
Answer: Left-Handed

Question: What language does the word algebra come from?
Answer: Arabic

Question: What U.S. state has the highest average elevation at 6,800 feet?
Answer: Colorado

Question: In what sport might you experience a "sticky wicket" or a "wicked googly"?
Answer: Cricket

Question: What city is Monte Carlo a part of?
Answer: Monaco