Question: What 7 film franchise of the 1980s and 90s included installments such as Back in Training, Citizens on Patrol, City Under Siege, and Mission to Moscow?
Answer: Police Academy

Question: What would you expect a cooper to make?
Answer: Barrels

Question: Following the Super Bowl, where did MVP Drew Brees announce he was going next?
Answer: Disney World

Question: What 2 disciplines make up the Olympic winter sport biathlon?
Answer: Cross country skiing and shooting

Question: One half of the duo known as President's Day, which former president had his birthday on Feb 12th?
Answer: Abraham Lincoln

Question: Deadliest Catch boat captain Phil Harris died yesterday, after suffering a major stroke on January 29th. What Seattle based boat was he the captain of?
Answer: Cornelia Marie

Question: What famed Welsh pirate, who terrorized the Spanish Main during its heyday, lends his name to a brand of rum?
Answer: Admiral Sir Henry Morgan

Question: The Greek goddess of forests and hills, childbirth, virginity, fertility, and the hunt, who is the twin sister of Apollo?
Answer: Artemis

Question: Super Bowl XLIV was the apparently the most watched television show in US history, attracting some 106.5 million people. The final show of what long running TV series previously held the record for 27 years?
Answer: Mash

Question: In which Olympic sport is a stone delivered and then possible swept, the object being to get it over the hog line and into the house?
Answer: Curling

Question: On Feb 16, 1923, archeologist Howard Carter uncovered the tomb of whom?
Answer: Tutankhamun

Question: What age range is covered by octogenarian?
Answer: 80-89

Question: A favorite of Jean Luc Picard, what black tea blend is flavored with an oil extracted from the rind of a bergamot orange?
Answer: Earl Grey

Question: Which U.S. president placed a trade embargo on Cuba, making the nation's popular cigars illegal to import, immediately after he personally stocked up on 1200 H. Upmann Petits?
Answer: John F. Kennedy

Question: Rhinoplasty is a surgical procedure on what part of the human body?
Answer: Nose

Question: Which English monarch, who ruled from April 1509 to January 1547, is remembered for having married Catherine of Aragon, Anne Boleyn, Jane Seymour, Anne of Cleves, Catherine Howard, Catherine Parr, Elizabeth Blount, and Mary Boleyn?
Answer: King Henry VIII

Question: Which McDonalds sandwich offering was served in a novel compartmentalized polystyrene container to "Keep the hot side hot, and the cool side cool"?
Answer: McDLT

Question: According to the Chinese zodiac, what animal represents the current year?
Answer: Rabbit

Question: The 15th of Feb, 1989 saw the Russians withdraw their troops from what country, following a futile 9 year war?
Answer: Afghanistan

Question: First published in 1858, what anatomy textbook has become synonymous with the subject?
Answer: Grays Anatomy

Question: Bartlett, Bosc, d'Anjou and Choke are all types of what?
Answer: Pear

Question: Feb 18, 1885 saw the first US publication of what Mark Twain classic, notable for a recently announced version that will make liberal use of the word indian and slave?
Answer: The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

Question: Feb 13, 2000 saw the last original installment of what comic strip, following the death of its creator, Charles Shultz?
Answer: Peanuts

Question: Prominent on people as varied as noted vampire slayer Abraham Lincoln and Cindy Crawford, the dermatological condition known as melanocytic nevus is commonly known as a what?
Answer: Mole

Question: A product of Nabisco, what most awesome cookie consists of a soft pastry stuffed with fig paste, having been invented in 1892 by noted fig fiend Charles Roser?
Answer: Fig Newton

Question: What American folk hero, steel drivin' man that he is, is best known for having raced against a steam powered hammer and won?
Answer: John Henry

Question: What French mathematician and philosopher, devised roulette while trying to attain perpetual motion, and also invented the hydraulic press and the syringe?
Answer: Blaise Pascal

Question: A part of the Bill of Rights, which constitutional amendment protects the right of the people to keep and bear arms?
Answer: 2nd

Question: Which company, who offers to "put you in the drivers seat", is the largest car rental company in the world, with over 30 million rentals per year?
Answer: Hertz

Question: First held in 1877, what dog show, who recently announced a Scottish Deerhound named Hickory as Best in Show, is the longest running dog show, and second longest continuously held sporting event in the US, behind only the Kentucky Derby?
Answer: Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show

Question: Known as The Bay State, what was the 6th state to join the union on Feb 6, 1788?
Answer: Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Question: What American inventor and industrialist, father of the modern assembly line, held 161 patents in his own name and started a moderately successful car company along the way?
Answer: Henry Ford

Question: Feb 14, 1876 saw what two men nearly simultaneously file patent documentation for the invention of the telephone?
Answer: Alexander Graham Bell and Elisha Gray

Question: What radio station do you find at 100.7 on your local FM dial?
Answer: KKWF, The Wolf

Question: Feb 18, 2001 saw the death of what famed NASCAR driver, known as The Intimidator, a loss that is still mourned today by those who follow the sport?
Answer: Ralph Dale Earnhardt, Sr

Question: Going Rogue is a personal and political memoir, and NY Times #1 best seller, of what political figure?
Answer: Sarah Palin

Question: Active from 1973 to the present, what Bellevue based sisters front the rock band Heart?
Answer: Ann and Nancy Wilson

Question: Name the song and the artist of this 1984 #1 hit: “How can u just leave me standing? Alone in a world that’s so cold? (So cold) Maybe I’m just 2 demanding Maybe I’m just like my father 2 bold”
Answer: When Doves Cry by Prince

Question: Sunday was also the Chinese New Years. What year in the Chinese zodiac are we now in?
Answer: Tiger

Question: Who was convicted of the murder of Martin Luther King, Jr?
Answer: James Earl Ray

Question: With a height of 3212 feet, what Venezuelan waterfall is the tallest in the world?
Answer: Angel Falls

Question: Which U.S. President was first Secretary of State, then vice president before finally holding the office of president, the only man to hold all 3 offices?
Answer: Thomas Jefferson

Question: On Feb 20, 1962, aboard Friendship 7, which astronaut became the first from the US to orbit the earth, a feat he repeated 36 years later?
Answer: John Glenn

Question: Feb 14, 1859 saw what state, with an offical motto that translates as "She Flies With Her Own Wings", join the union as the 33rd?
Answer: Oregon

Question: The counterpart of the Greek god Eros, what Roman god is frequently depicted toting a bow and arrow?
Answer: Cupid

Question: In an act that became known as the St. Valentine's Day massacre, what Chicago crime boss had 6 rivals gunned down in the back of a garage?
Answer: Al Capone

Question: What deposed leader, who met his end on Dec 30, 2006 at the end of a rope, has sons Uday and Qusay, and 3 daughters?
Answer: Sadam Hussein

Question: What blued hairEd, glasses wearing geek is the best friend of Bart Simpson?
Answer: Milhouse Van Houten

Question: Which American cartoonist is responsible for creating the comic strips Hi and Lois and Beetle Bailey, both of which are still in production by their creator?
Answer: Mort Walker

Question: Whose picture is on the 2 dollar bill?
Answer: Thomas Jefferson

Question: What tea, with a very distinctive flavor and aroma, is flavored with the rind of a bergamot orange?
Answer: Earl Grey Tea

Question: Nov 10, 1975 saw the sinking of what ship, for 13 years the largest to sail the Great Lakes, which was later to inspire Gordon Lightfoot to pen his second top 10 hit?
Answer: Edmund Fitzgerald