Question: John Schnatter is the founder and chairman of what pizza chain, the 3rd largest takeout and delivery pizza chain in the United States?
Answer: Papa Johns

Question: The name for what alcohol translates from the Gaelic as "Water of life"?
Answer: Whisky

Question: Jill Munroe, Kelly Garrett, and Sabrina Duncan, along John Bosley were found on what late 1970s TV series?
Answer: Charlie's Angels

Question: What is the largest, by area, province in Canada?
Answer: Quebec

Question: According to Elvis Presley, what do you find at the end of Lonely Street?
Answer: Heartbreak Hotel

Question: What would a soldier do with a chevron?
Answer: Wear it on his uniform

Question: What Shakespeare tragedy features the House of Capulet and the House of Montague, sworn enemies all?
Answer: Romeo and Juliet

Question: A mere 4.37 light years away, what visible star is the closest to our own sun?
Answer: Alfa Centari

Question: What month is: Native American Heritage Month, Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month, COPD Awareness month, National Novel Writing Month, Alzheimer's Disease Awareness Month, American Diabetes Month, Lung Cancer Awareness Month, National Homeless Youth Awareness Month, Crohn's & Ulcerative Colitis Awareness Month, and National Pomegranate Month?
Answer: November

Question: The 52nd, who is the current mayor of Seattle?
Answer: Mike McGinn

Question: The steps for what ballroom dance are: Basic forward, Basic backward, Rock left turn, Forward progressive, and Promenade?
Answer: Foxtrot

Question: Which Sesame Street character calls a trash can him home?
Answer: Oscar the Grouch

Question: For a point each, name the 3 countries surrounding Liberia.
Answer: Sierra Leone, Guinea, Côte d’Ivoire

Question: What is the metric unit prefix for 1000?
Answer: Kilo

Question: With over a billion adherents worldwide, what Asian country is home to the largest Hindu population?
Answer: India

Question: The Palmer Cup, Lexus Cup, Solheim Cup, and Ryder Cup are all events in what sport?
Answer: Golf

Question: Who "stuck a feather in his hat and called it Macaroni"?
Answer: YANKEE Doodle

Question: What radio host are dittoheads fans of?
Answer: Rush Limbaugh

Question: Super Bowl XXVII was moved from its original location of Tempe, Arizona to the Rose Bowl following the controversy over Arizonas refusal to do what?
Answer: Recognize Martin Luther King Jr day

Question: Sunday saw the 67th showing of the Golden Globes Awards, hosted by comedian Ricky Gervais. What group is responsible for hosting the booze fest, err, awards ceremony?
Answer: Hollywood Foreign Press Association

Question: Located in St. Louis, what is the tallest monument in the United States, at a height of 630 feet?
Answer: The Gateway Arch

Question: What unit of measurement was originally defined as “one ten-millionth of the distance from the Equator to the North Pole along Paris Meridian” but is now the “distance travelled by light in free space in 1299,792,458 of a second”?
Answer: The Metre

Question: Which PGA golfer, considered one of the best of all times, was nicknamed "The Golden Bear"?
Answer: Jack Nicklaus

Question: According to the 20th Amendment to the US Constitution, on what date are the president and vice president begin their terms?
Answer: January 20th

Question: January 18, 1778 saw explorer Captain James Cook make landfall at the islands he dubbed The Sandwich Islands. By what name do we know them today?
Answer: Hawaii

Question: Scheduled to do it's flyby on July 14, 2015, the NASA launched probe New Horizons was launched on January 19, 2006 to do explore what heavenly body?
Answer: Pluto

Question: Who pondered The Road Ahead and advocated Business at the Speed of Thought?
Answer: Bill Gates

Question: “There are some things money can’t buy. For everything else, there’s” what?
Answer: Mastercard

Question: Frontier legend William H. Bonney, ultimately killed by Sheriff Pat Garrett, gained notoriety under what pseudonym?
Answer: Billy the Kid

Question: Before being overthrown by Zeus and the Olympians, what race of powerful deities ruled the Greek world during the legendary Golden Age?
Answer: Titans

Question: Name the title and artist of this 1972 hit: “Well, I’m running down the road tryin’ to loosen my load I’ve got seven women on my mind, Four that wanna own me, Two that wanna stone me, One says she’s a friend of mine’
Answer: The Eagles, Take It Easy

Question: Of the 4 types of Treasury Securities issued, Treasury Bills, Treasury Notes, Treasury Bonds, and Treasury Inflation Protected Securities, which one has the shortest maturation date of only a year?
Answer: Treasury Bills

Question: Who rules in a hagiarchy [hag-ee-ahr-kee]?
Answer: Saints

Question: With a representative from 4 of the 5 branches of the military, what is the name of the group of military leaders whose role is to guide the civilian government of the US?
Answer: Joint Chiefs of Staff

Question: If young female horses are called fillies, what are young male horses called?
Answer: Colts

Question: If adult female sheep are called ewes and castrated adult males are wethers, what are the uncastrated male sheep called?
Answer: Rams

Question: What was the theme for this round?
Answer: NFL teams

Question: January 16 saw the passing of Glen Bell, at the age of 86, founder of what major fast food chain?
Answer: Taco Bell

Question: Who's missing: Alice Walton, Jim Walton, Christy Walton, Larry Ellison, Warren Buffett
Answer: Bill Gates

Question: Name the terrorist group that invaded the Munich Olympic Village in 1972.
Answer: Black September

Question: How many items are there in a 'gross'?
Answer: 144

Question: Still in operation 7 years later, January 25, 2004 saw the Opportunity Rover land on what planet?
Answer: Mars

Question: An Admiral in the Great Navy of the State of Nebraska, Johnny Carson, who died on Jan 23, 2005, hosted what NBC show from 1962 to 1992?
Answer: The Tonight Show

Question: Name the movie and the character/actor: “No. Try not. Do… or do not. There is no try. ”
Answer: Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back , Yoda/Frank Oz

Question: Sunday, January 23, saw the death of what fitness expert and body builder, who accomplished such feats as setting a world record of 1,033 pushups in 23 minutes at age 42, and at age 80, swam 1.5 miles, while towing 80 boats with 80 people in them?
Answer: Jack LaLane

Question: Which space shuttle, the second to be put in service, was lost on January 28, 1986 as the result of a faulty o-ring, 73 seconds after launch?
Answer: Challenger

Question: Debuting in 1980, what animated character encouraged kids to take a bite out of crime?
Answer: McGruff the Crime Dog

Question: What type of dog has breeds called Welsh, Scottish and Irish?
Answer: Terriers

Question: In printing, orientation such that the height of the display area is greater than the width is known as portrait. What is it called when the width is greater than the height?
Answer: Landscape

Question: What Russian city had its name changed first to Petrograd, then Leningrad, before returning to its original name?
Answer: St Petersburg

Question: The least densely populated country in the world, what is the largest island in the world, by area, that is not a continent?
Answer: Greenland

Question: Jan 23, 1986 saw James Brown, Little Richard, Elvis Presley, Fats Domino, Ray Charles, Chuck Berry, Sam Cooke, The Everly Brothers, Buddy Holly, and Jerry Lee Lewis do what?
Answer: Be the first inductees in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

Question: Jan 24, 1848 saw the start of the California Gold Rush when James W Marshall discovered gold at what California Location?
Answer: Sutter's Mill

Question: On January 26, 1879, who was granted a patent for r an electric lamp using "a carbon filament or strip coiled and connected to platina contact wires"
Answer: Thomas Edison