Question: What is the only U.S. state to produce coffee?
Answer: Hawaii

Question: What American won four gold medals at the 1984 Olympics?
Answer: Carl Lewis

Question: Which chemical element has the shortest name?
Answer: Tin

Question: Who wore a dress made of meat?
Answer: Lady Gaga

Question: What is the first name of Prince Charles' wife?
Answer: Camilla

Question: In the Bible, who were Gabriel and Michael?
Answer: Angels

Question: Who had sons named Uday and Qusay?
Answer: Saddam Hussein

Question: What city is most associated with grunge music?
Answer: Seattle

Question: Who died of a burst appendix after being punched in the stomach?
Answer: Harry Houdini

Question: Besides polo, what sport uses mallets?
Answer: Croquet

Question: What is the sum of all the numbers on a roulette wheel?
Answer: 666

Question: How many cards in a deck (not including jokers)?
Answer: 52

Question: Where did Peter Pan live?
Answer: Neverland

Question: According to "Saturday Night Live", what country can Sarah Palin see from her house?
Answer: Russia

Question: What South Park character frequently dies?
Answer: Kenny

Question: What country was formerly known as Siam?
Answer: Thailand

Question: In what city did Bruce Lee grow up?
Answer: Hong Kong

Question: What famous mountain pass connects Pakistan and Afghanistan?
Answer: Khyber Pass

Question: What is the first U.S. state, alphabetically?
Answer: Alabama

Question: What is the name of the Japanese mafia?
Answer: Yakuza

Question: What type of "fever" does one get by staying indoors too long?
Answer: Cabin Fever

Question: What substance was once used to make billiard balls and piano keys?
Answer: Ivory

Question: Prickly pear and saguaro are types of what?
Answer: Cactus

Question: What is the international telephone calling code for the United Kingdom?
Answer: 44

Question: What does a miller make?
Answer: Flour

Question: Vampires are averse to what common food product?
Answer: Garlic

Question: What is the national animal of the United States?
Answer: Bald Eagle

Question: Playa is the Spanish word for what?
Answer: Beach

Question: A spoonful of sugar helps the what go down?
Answer: Medicine

Question: Wednesday is associated with which Norse god?
Answer: Odin

Question: Who was a child star in the 1930's, an ambassador later in life, and died in 2014?
Answer: Shirley Temple

Question: What type of flag signals the end of an auto race?
Answer: Checkered

Question: Who was Alexander the Great's tutor?
Answer: Aristotle

Question: What is the motto of the U.S. Marines?
Answer: Semper Fidelis

Question: Which English King was "mad"?
Answer: George III

Question: What famous business mogul is famous for wearing a toupée, but swears he doesn't wear one?
Answer: Donald Trump

Question: Who wrote the music to "West Side Story"?
Answer: Leonard Bernstein

Question: Who was Lucille Ball's real-life husband, 1940-1960?
Answer: Desi Arnaz

Question: What political party did Tony Blair lead?
Answer: Labour

Question: What is the common term for halitosis?
Answer: Bad Breath

Question: What alcoholic beverage is traditionally consumed at the Kentucky Derby?
Answer: Mint Julep

Question: What Italian city was once led by a doge?
Answer: Venice

Question: What famous document starts: "When in the Course of human events, it becomes necessary..."
Answer: U.S. Declaration of Independence

Question: What canal connects the Red Sea to the Mediterranean Sea?
Answer: Suez Canal

Question: Who is the father of Zeus?
Answer: Cronus

Question: What was Princess Diana's maiden name?
Answer: Spencer

Question: What was the first Arab country to recognize Israel?
Answer: Egypt

Question: What animal has the scientific name ?
Answer: Dog

Question: What is the average human body temperature (in Celsius)?
Answer: 37°

Question: What human organ is composed of atriums and ventricles?
Answer: Heart

Question: In Canada, what happens on the second Monday of October?
Answer: Thanksgiving

Question: What is the largest city in Wales?
Answer: Cardiff

Question: Who trained dogs to salivate at the ring of a bell?
Answer: Ivan Pavlov

Question: Which country is also known as Burma?
Answer: Myanmar

Question: Who is the month of July named after?
Answer: Julius Caesar

Question: What is sold at Lloyd's of London?
Answer: Insurance

Question: Wile E. Coyote is an enthusiastic customer of what company?
Answer: Acme

Question: What country is composed of 26 cantons?
Answer: Switzerland

Question: What is the tallest mountain in Africa?
Answer: Kilimanjaro

Question: Who said "I pity the fool"?
Answer: Mr. T

Question: What's the biggest species of animal?
Answer: The Blue Whale

Question: What's the counterpart of the Tropic of Capricorn?
Answer: Tropic of Cancer

Question: More than a dozen US Presidents belonged to what “secret” society?
Answer: Free Masons

Question: What country controlled Macau prior to 1999?
Answer: Portugal

Question: Where is Queen Elizabeth I buried?
Answer: Westminster Abbey

Question: Who was the second person to walk on the Moon?
Answer: Buzz Aldrin

Question: Who was born as “Norma Jeane Mortenson”?
Answer: Marilyn Monroe

Question: What shape are SpongeBob's pants?
Answer: Square

Question: What city were the Beatles from?
Answer: Liverpool

Question: Which country was formerly called Ceylon?
Answer: Sri Lanka

Question: What conquistador conquered the Aztecs?
Answer: Hernán Cortés

Question: Who said "if the glove doesn't fit, you must acquit?"
Answer: Johnnie Cochran

Question: What is the name of Beyoncé and Jay-Z's daughter?
Answer: Blue Ivy

Question: What animal are elephants supposedly afraid of?
Answer: Mice

Question: What started on September 1, 1939?
Answer: World War II

Question: If you are taking a class called torts, what type of school are you enrolled in?
Answer: Law School

Question: What alien race does Lieutenant Worf belong to?
Answer: Klingon

Question: What can neither George Washington nor Sir Mix-a-Lot do?
Answer: Lie

Question: How many leap years occurred in the 20th century?
Answer: 25

Question: Lombardy is part of what country?
Answer: Italy

Question: In you are dining "al fresco", where are you?
Answer: Outside

Question: James Buchanan was the only President to never do what?
Answer: Marry

Question: Most of Mesopotamia is in what modern-day country?
Answer: Iraq

Question: What is the name of a receptacle designed to be spat into by tobacco chewers?
Answer: Spittoon

Question: What was Medusa's hair made of?
Answer: Snakes

Question: The Hindu god Ganesha has the head of what type of animal?
Answer: Elephant

Question: Who will do anything for love (but he won't do that)?
Answer: Meatloaf

Question: What city is Kowloon a part of?
Answer: Hong Kong

Question: How many teams participated in the 2010 World Cup?
Answer: 32

Question: What is the term for three consecutive strikes in bowling?
Answer: Turkey

Question: What type of animal appeared on King Richard's coat of arms?
Answer: Lion

Question: Golda Meir was the Prime Minister of what country?
Answer: Israel

Question: What country did the Taliban rule from 1996-2001?
Answer: Afghanistan

Question: In the spy world, what is "the company"?
Answer: The CIA

Question: What director refers to his films as "joints"?
Answer: Spike Lee

Question: What 1980's action movie featured two future governors?
Answer: Predator

Question: What is America's "national pastime"?
Answer: Baseball

Question: What taxonomic rank comes above phylum?
Answer: Kingdom

Question: What Bible character killed one quarter of the world's population?
Answer: Cain

Question: What nation's capital has the highest elevation?
Answer: Bolivia

Question: What was the name of New York City, prior to 1665?
Answer: New Amsterdam

Question: What did the Grinch try to steal?
Answer: Christmas

Question: In what country did the Bay of Pigs invasion take place?
Answer: Cuba

Question: As of 2014, what is the most valuable American company?
Answer: Apple