Question: What, besides water and barley, was the only ingredient that was allowed in Bavarian beer?
Answer: Hops

Question: What city is known as Praha in its own language?
Answer: Prague

Question: What does one call a member of the Society of Jesus?
Answer: a Jesuit

Question: What musical features the character Mr. Mistoffelees?
Answer: Cats

Question: What is the all-time most played music video on Youtube?
Answer: Gangnam Style

Question: What type of bread is served on Jewish holidays?
Answer: Challah

Question: What 19th century tycoon donated enough money to build over 2,500 libraries?
Answer: Andrew Carnegie

Question: What, according to cliche, are the 3 most important things in real estate?
Answer: Location, Location, Location

Question: What's the opposite of a carnivore?
Answer: Herbivore

Question: Who was 6 cubits and a span tall?
Answer: Goliath

Question: For what activity is it common to wear jodphurs?
Answer: Horse Riding

Question: What type of animals were the subject of the movie "Happy Feet"?
Answer: Penguins

Question: What word starts with gh and means graverobber?
Answer: Ghoul

Question: What by any other name would smell as sweet?
Answer: A Rose

Question: Who is the Princess of the Mushroom Kingdom?
Answer: Princess Peach

Question: What Canadian dish is made with french fries, gravy, and cheese curds?
Answer: Poutine

Question: What is the north Pacific equivalent of a hurricane?
Answer: Typhoon

Question: Who is the most-hated character in the "Star Wars" universe?
Answer: Jar Jar Binks

Question: What unit of distance is approximately 6 trillion miles?
Answer: Light Year

Question: What musical act is abbreviated NIИ?
Answer: Nine Inch Nails

Question: In what city would you find Notting Hill?
Answer: London

Question: What beverage was originally flavored with sassafras?
Answer: Root Beer

Question: What terrifying insect kills about 30 people per year in Japan?
Answer: Japanese Giant Hornet

Question: What country was Nubia's northern neighbor?
Answer: Egypt

Question: What is the opposite of El Niño?
Answer: La Niña

Question: What island did Mr. Miyagi come from?
Answer: Okinawa

Question: Who wrote the violin concertos "The Four Seasons"?
Answer: Antonio Vivaldi

Question: What is the name of a type of whale and also a type of sturgeon?
Answer: Beluga

Question: What organization owned a ship called "The Rainbow Warrior" that protested nuclear testing?
Answer: Greenpeace

Question: What car company was founded by Elon Musk?
Answer: Tesla

Question: What type of bombshell were Jean Harlow and Marilyn Monroe?
Answer: Blonde Bombshell

Question: What's the term for the first episode of a TV series?
Answer: Pilot

Question: What weapon/tool is stereotypically carried by angry mobs?
Answer: Pitchforks

Question: What ancient society built the city of Chichen Itza?
Answer: The Mayans

Question: What type of museum is the tourist trap Madame Tussauds?
Answer: Wax Museum

Question: What common Latin phrase could be translated as "you scratch my back, and I'll scratch yours"?
Answer: Quid Pro Quo

Question: What fictional character was diagnosed as an alcoholic by the British Medical Journal, in 2013?
Answer: James Bond

Question: What rapper got his start in the Canadian teen drama "Degrassi: The Next Generation"?
Answer: Drake

Question: What does the Spanish word "barrio" mean?
Answer: Neighborhood

Question: What type of food does Jiro dream of?
Answer: Sushi

Question: What would a person turn into if they gazed into Medusa's eyes?
Answer: Stone

Question: What industry employs best boys and key grips?
Answer: The Film Industry

Question: What is caused by a rhinovirus?
Answer: The Common Cold

Question: What brothers compiled fairy tales including "Cinderella" and "Rumpelstiltskin"?
Answer: Brothers Grimm

Question: What was the profession of Pablo Neruda and William Carlos Williams?
Answer: Poet

Question: In what country would you find the world's largest stadium, Rungrado 1st of May Stadium?
Answer: North Korea

Question: What school of art was invented by Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque?
Answer: Cubism

Question: What other knighted actor has appeared in many viral photographs with Sir Ian McKellen?
Answer: Sir Patrick Stewart

Question: British musicians call it a semiquaver. What do American musicians call it?
Answer: 16th Note

Question: What part of the body produces Vitamin D?
Answer: Skin

Question: What sport takes place in a velodrome?
Answer: Track Cycling

Question: Who invented over 1,700 common words including assassination, bedazzled, and eyeball?
Answer: William Shakespeare

Question: What type of monster tends to live under bridges?
Answer: Trolls

Question: Who famously said "Don't have a cow, man"?
Answer: Bart Simpson

Question: In terms of the stock market, what is the opposite of a bear?
Answer: a Bull

Question: In what city would you find the headquarters to the provocative Charlie Hebdo magazine?
Answer: Paris

Question: What hip hop group had a "License to Ill"?
Answer: Beastie Boys

Question: What does the Be represent in the portmanteau Benelux?
Answer: Belgium

Question: What are "Homme by David Beckham", "Someday by Justin Bieber", and "White Diamonds by Elizabeth Taylor"?
Answer: Fragrances

Question: Where is the hippocampus located?
Answer: In the Brain

Question: What did the Russian dog Laika become the first animal to do, in 1957?
Answer: Orbit the Earth

Question: What city in Oceania was devastated by an earthquake in 2011?
Answer: Christchurch

Question: What Irish airline proposed charging passengers to use the bathroom?
Answer: Ryanair

Question: What type of insulation can cause lung cancer and mesothelioma?
Answer: Asbestos

Question: What word commonly follows Trojan or pommel?
Answer: Horse

Question: If you can travel from Luxor to Venice to New York in less than 30 minutes, which city are you in?
Answer: Las Vegas

Question: Who did King Oedipus marry?
Answer: His Mother

Question: What is also known as the clink, the big house, or the pokey?
Answer: Jail

Question: What is term for the Indian religious belief that the soul will enter a new body after death?
Answer: Reincarnation

Question: What's the capital of North Korea?
Answer: Pyongyang

Question: What word can mean either a song for sailors or a dilapidated house?
Answer: Shanty

Question: What part of the body is affected by cirrhosis?
Answer: The Liver

Question: What French luxury company shares its name with the Greek messenger god?
Answer: Hermes

Question: The Inverted Jenny depicts an upside down plane and is worth almost a million dollars. What is it?
Answer: a Stamp

Question: What great ape can only be found in Indonesia and Malaysia?
Answer: Orangutans

Question: Who wrote "A Midsummer Night's Dream"?
Answer: William Shakespeare

Question: What word starts with "O" and means footstool?
Answer: Ottoman

Question: What language does the word "futon" come from originally?
Answer: Japanese

Question: What number is a 1 followed by 100 zeroes?
Answer: Googol

Question: What arcade game involves an amphibian trying to cross a busy street?
Answer: Frogger

Question: What type of pie is made with ground lamb and mashed potatoes?
Answer: Shepherd's Pie

Question: What species of deer is commonly found north of the Arctic Circle?
Answer: Reindeer

Question: What was the name of the nine Greek goddesses who personified literature, science, and the arts?
Answer: The Muses

Question: What type of person is also called a dick, shamus, or gumshoe?
Answer: Detective

Question: What part of a human cell has its own DNA - separate from human DNA?
Answer: Mitochondria

Question: During what dance do you put your left foot in, your left foot out, and shake it all about?
Answer: Hokey Pokey

Question: What word is a homophone of the word "click"?
Answer: Clique

Question: In what country might someone say "Opa" before taking a drink?
Answer: Greece