Question: Whose rookie card was the first baseball card printed by Upper Deck in 1989?
Answer: Ken Griffey Jr.

Question: What did Pac-Man eat to make the ghosts turn blue?
Answer: Power Pellet

Question: What punk hairstyle was named after a Native American tribe?
Answer: Mohawk

Question: What did power-dressing women wear to get broader-looking shoulders?
Answer: Shoulder Pads

Question: What movie star released a famous aerobics video?
Answer: Jane Fonda

Question: What disease killed actor Rock Hudson?
Answer: Aids

Question: What country did the United Kingdom fight a war with?
Answer: Argentina

Question: What brand of sunglasses were worn by Tom Cruise in "Risky Business" and Don Johnson in "Miami Vice"?
Answer: Ray-Ban

Question: Who was the Princess of Monaco that died in a car crash?
Answer: Grace Kelly

Question: What cola was advertised as "all the sugar and twice the caffeine"?
Answer: Jolt

Question: What brand of over-the-counter medication was tampered with, killing seven?
Answer: Tylenol

Question: What was the nickname of Reagan's proposed missile shield?
Answer: Star Wars

Question: Terrorists from what country blew up Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland?
Answer: Libya

Question: What service coined the phrase "You've Got Mail"?
Answer: Aol

Question: What blue pill was introduced by Pfizer?
Answer: Viagra

Question: Who was the first black President of South Africa?
Answer: Nelson Mandela

Question: What special prosecutor released prurient details about Bill Clinton's personal life?
Answer: Ken Starr

Question: What famous person died just 5 days after Princess Diana?
Answer: Mother Teresa

Question: What nerve gas killed 13 people in the Tokyo subway?
Answer: Sarin

Question: What disease infected 180,000 British cows?
Answer: Mad Cow

Question: What 6'4" drag queen gain notoriety?
Answer: RuPaul

Question: What city's Petronas Towers became the world's tallest buildings?
Answer: Kuala Lumpur

Question: What tribe committed genocide against the Tutsis?
Answer: The Hutus

Question: Who preceded Tony Blair as Prime Minister?
Answer: John Major

Question: What policy allowed closeted gays to serve in the U.S. military?
Answer: Don't Ask, Don't Tell

Question: Who became, in 1999, the most muscular governor in Minnesota history?
Answer: Jesse Ventura

Question: What player was Michael Jordan's second fiddle?
Answer: Scottie Pippen

Question: In what city did Princess Diana die?
Answer: Paris

Question: If an egg is your brain, what is a fried egg?
Answer: Your Brain on Drugs

Question: What brand of push-up bra was heavily publicized?
Answer: Wonderbra

Question: What tunnel connected England and France?
Answer: Channel Tunnel

Question: What ADHD drug became heavily prescribed?
Answer: Ritalin

Question: In what city was child beauty queen JonBenét Ramsey killed?
Answer: Boulder

Question: On what holiday was an important Northern Ireland peace treaty signed?
Answer: Good Friday

Question: What dialect did the Oakland School Board propose teaching classes in?
Answer: Ebonics

Question: What brand of soccer shorts were incredibly popular, and worn by Brazil's national team?
Answer: Umbro

Question: What video game ended with a "Fatality", or rarely "Friendship"?
Answer: Mortal Kombat

Question: What popular video game simulated playing a guitar?
Answer: Guitar Hero

Question: What hurricane struck New Orleans in 2005?
Answer: Hurricane Katrina

Question: On what website could you watch lonelygirl15?
Answer: YouTube

Question: Whose birth certificate became an obsession for conspiracy theorists?
Answer: Barack Obama

Question: What country suffered the most deaths from the 2004 tsunami?
Answer: Indonesia

Question: What was the name of Al Gore's documentary?
Answer: An Inconvenient Truth

Question: Who was automatically your first friend on MySpace?
Answer: Tom Anderson

Question: What country did Russia invade in 2008?
Answer: Georgia

Question: What British graffiti artist gained worldwide fame?
Answer: Banksy

Question: What city had the world's tallest building from 2004 until 2010?
Answer: Taipei

Question: What was the nickname of the Guantánamo Bay prison?
Answer: Gitmo

Question: Who wrote "The Da Vinci Code"?
Answer: Dan Brown

Question: What were Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez known as collectively?
Answer: Bennifer

Question: What thin Motorola phone was the best-selling clamshell phone of all time?
Answer: Razr

Question: What type of shirt did Steve Jobs wear?
Answer: Turtleneck

Question: What "fake mohawk" hairstyle was worn by David Beckham?
Answer: Fauxhawk

Question: Who won 8 gold medals at the Beijing Olympics?
Answer: Michael Phelps

Question: What internet service introduced #hashtags?
Answer: Twitter

Question: What brand of SUV was based on a military vehicle?
Answer: Hummer

Question: What technology defeated its rival HD-DVD?
Answer: Blu-Ray

Question: What was a hanging chad attached to?
Answer: a Ballot

Question: What lifestyle expert was convicted of insider trading?
Answer: Martha Stewart

Question: What primitive mapping website was popular before the introduction of Google Maps?
Answer: Mapquest

Question: Who died from a sting ray attack in 2006?
Answer: Steve Irwin

Question: What beverage "gave you wings"?
Answer: Red Bull

Question: What was the name of the yellow anti-cancer bracelets?
Answer: Livestrong

Question: What version of poker was played at the "World Series of Poker"?
Answer: Texas Hold'Em

Question: What British company made vacuum cleaners, hand dryers, and bladeless fans?
Answer: Dyson

Question: On what website could you sell your couch, find an apartment, or have a "casual encounter"?
Answer: Craigslist

Question: What was the first social networking site to have 1 million members?
Answer: Friendster

Question: What is the name for a group of whales?
Answer: a Pod

Question: What type of animal has adult males known as "silverbacks"?
Answer: Gorillas

Question: What is the chemical formula of Sodium Chloride?
Answer: NaCl

Question: What philosopher is credited with the phrase "I think therefore I am"?
Answer: René Descartes

Question: What is the largest lake in the Alps?
Answer: Lake Geneva

Question: What 17 year old Brazilian scored twice in the 1958 World Cup final?
Answer: Pelé

Question: Matthew McConaughey won an Oscar in 2014 for his role in what movie?
Answer: Dallas Buyers Club

Question: What real-life person is the inspiration for the character Napoleon in the book "Animal Farm"?
Answer: Joseph Stalin

Question: Who painted "The Night Watch" in 1642?
Answer: Rembrandt

Question: What weapons are known as "poor man's grenades"?
Answer: Molotov Cocktails

Question: Which country has the world's only non-quadrilateral national flag?
Answer: Nepal

Question: What famous bluesman has a guitar named Lucille?
Answer: B.B. King

Question: What relation are TV characters Phineas and Ferb to each other?
Answer: Stepbrothers

Question: Which country contains the cities of Bacolod, Cebu, and Davao?
Answer: Philippines

Question: In which sea would you find the Gulf of Bothnia?
Answer: Baltic Sea

Question: What is the name of the Islamic month of fasting?
Answer: Ramadan

Question: Which Cluedo character was originally named Colonel Yellow?
Answer: Colonel Mustard

Question: The Great Barrier Reef is located off the coast of which Australian state?
Answer: Queensland

Question: In the film "Cast Away", what company does Tom Hanks work for?
Answer: FedEx

Question: What is the largest landlocked country in the world?
Answer: Kazakhstan

Question: What famous novel invented the terms "thoughtcrime" and "doubleplusgood"?
Answer: Nineteen Eighty-Four

Question: What song starts "The warden threw a party in the county jail"?
Answer: Jailhouse Rock

Question: """Grande Fratello"" is the Italian version of what television franchise?"
Answer: Big Brother

Question: According to the nursery rhyme, how many men did the Grand Old Duke of York have?
Answer: Ten Thousand