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Questions
- The longtime spokesman for Motel 6, Tom Bodett ad-libbed the famous slogan, "We'll" do what "for you"?
- What part of a suit of armor is a gauntlet?
- What 2009 hit song heavily samples a 1985 song by the band "Dead or Alive"?
- What Pixar animated character has a parent named Coral?
- On the human body, the intercostal muscles are located where?
- The addictive jingle "I want my baby back" refers to what Chilli's Grill and Bar dish?
- When poaching eggs, chefs often use which of these ingredients to prevent the whites from "spreading?"
- What director's 1989 film "Parenthood" was adapted into a TV series twice: once in 1990 and once in 2010?
- The Secret Service reportedly referred to Malia and Sasha Obama by what code names?
- The Secret Service reportedly referred to Hilary Clinton and Donald Trump by what code names for the 2016 presidential election?
- Tourists intending to visit the capital city of San Jose would receive the best travel advice from what guide book?
- What drugstore remedy was originally called "Mixture Cholera Infatum" by its creator?
- When was Vaporub, acquirred by Procter & Gamble in 1985 and branded Vicks, first sold?
- Which of the following is a common definition for the word "tawny"?
- What phenomenon is caused by the refraction and reflection of light passing through water droplets?
- Scandalous at the time, what was the first ballroom dance to feature couples facing each other in a "closed hold" position?
- The French philosopher Michel de Montaigne wrote of a dance he saw in 1580 and it later became known as what?
- To reduce the risk of a bladder infection, many experts advise drinking what tannin-rich beverage?
- What U.S. state's 3 most populous cities all have names beginning with the letter "C"?
- Said to have been created by Ric Silver in 1976, the crowd-pleasing "Electric Slide" is what kind of dance?
- Which of the following is equal to the number to the total number of days in a fortnight?
- Which of the following is the number of days in a fortnight?
- Responsible for "artist and repertoire", an A&R person is a powerful figure in what industry?
- Placing a blanket over a fire extinguishes it by robbing the flame of what gas?
- The TLC reality series "Sister Wives" has been described as a real-life version of what cable drama series?
- What classic comic strip character is known for the catchphrase "Leapin' Lizards!"?
- When used as a verb, the name of what vital organ becomes a word meaning "to tolerate"?
- What James Bond film gets its title from Bond's family motto "Orbis non suffit?"
- What is the name of the fictitious company featured in the 1999 cult film "Office Space"?
- Someone who is being unrealistically optimistic is said to be "whistling" what song?
- What is the three-letter abbreviation commonly used to refer to ABC's long-running morning show?
- What desert's name is a Mongolian word meaning "waterless place"?
- What does the name of the desert Gobi mean in Mongolian?
- What is the name of the well-known organization for gay and lesbian Republicans?
- Log Cabin Republicans is an organization that works within the Republican Party to advocate equal rights for who?
- Oregon's George Fox University is named in honor of the founder of what religious movement?
- The Obama girls attended Sidwell Friends, a D.C. school founded by a member of what religious group?
- The term "Polyanna" refers to a person who is excessively what?
- Pollyanna is a 1913 novel by American author Eleanor H. Porter and the first of a series of twelve books which became know as what?
- What type of jewelry appropriately gets its name from the French for "long needle"?
- The official slogan of the United States Blind Golf Association is "You Don't Have To See It To" what?
- The first jersey ever retired in MLB history, the uniform number 4 belonged to what Yankees legend?
- To help fans pronounce it CORRECTly, comedian Louis Szekely typically spells his name how?
- What musician wrote his song "Walk On The Wild Side" about the unusual people who hung out with Andy Warhol?
- What popular TV show is set in the fictional seaside town of Cabot Cove?
- The landmark Supreme Court decision that made interracial marriage legal in the U.S. has what apt name?
- The ABC series that features jilted contestants from "The Bachelor" and "The Bachelorette" has what title?
- What food-related phrase refers to a simple task or an easily achieved goal?
- What airplane-related business phrase refers to a program management view?
- What airplane-related business phrase refers to the highest management overview?
- What business phrase refers to measuring against something?
- What business phrase refers to a tried and tested methodology?
- What business phrase refers to idealistic or visionary ideas, not always with practical application?
- What business phrase refers to where a process is held up?
- What business phrase refers to where a collection of key indicators?
- What business phrase refers to the customer being the main focus?
- What business phrase refers to completing the task?
- What business phrase refers to working in multiple directions simultaneously?
- What business phrase refers to a finished product or outcome?
- What business phrase refers to reducing the number of employees through a lay-off?
- What business phrase refers to taking the point of view of a customer about a product or service?
- What business phrase refers to content that is always relevant?
- What business phrase refers to the current popular or trending activity?
- What business phrase refers to a contract clause which richly rewards a key employee in the case of termination?
- What business phrase refers to a contract clause richly and perhaps excessively rewarding a key executive if termination is due to corporate takeover or merger?
- What business phrase refers to a central idea to which other ideas are linked?
- What business phrase refers to knowing what's going on and being kept informed?
- What business phrase refers to being immersed or entangled in details or complexities?
- What business phrase refers to discussing the viewpoints of each organization and coming to an agreement or compromise?
- What business phrase refers to redundancies on a large scale?
- What business phrase refers to processes within processes?
- What business phrase refers to buying in a product or service that is already completed?
- What business phrase refers to sustainable improvement of key performance metrics?
- What business phrase refers to a collection of proposals or schemes?
- What business phrase refers to "moving a project along to the next appropriate person"?
- What business phrase refers to "a small component's ability to grow within a larger system"?
- What business phrase refers to "a system, process, department, etc. that operates in isolation from others"?
- What business phrase refers to "a system for process improvement by error reduction"?
- What business phrase refers to "a group or individual affected by the outcome of a decision"?
- What business phrase refers to "the task or item most likely to delay a project or consume the most resources"?
- What business phrase refers to "the foundations of an idea, which helps another related scheme or proposal"?
- What business phrase refers to "any aspect of an object that differentiates it from similar objects"?
- What business phrase refers to "providing a product or service which makes everyone happy, particularly both buyer and seller"?
- What business phrase refers to "an array of possible actions to take in response to a problem"?
- What business phrase refers to "up to date or new methods"?
- Sharing their name with a local river, Boston's mass transit passes are officially called what?
- R&B singer Robin Thicke is the son of a famous TV actor, best known for what '80s sitcom?
- Opposed by Apple, using unapproved software on your iPhone is popularly referred to as what?
- On an '80s TV series, a plucky orphan named Penelope Brewster was better known as what?
- What comedian's production is named Happy Madison, a play on the titles of his two films?
- The practice of performing in public places for tips and gratuities is known as what?
- The ampersand symbol, used to mean "and", was designed to look like what two letters combined?
- When translated into English, which Shakira song title can describe someone infected with a serious medical condition?
- Originally sung by Peggy Lee and covered by Madonna and many others, the song "Fever" mentions what famously amorous pair
- The musical "West Side Story" is based on what Shakespearean tragedy?
- What fast food franchise offers "Stackers" that allow customers to double, triple, or quadruple their burgers?
- On the classic sitcom "I Love Lucy", Lucy often went on auditions using what maiden name instead of Mrs. Ricardo?
- What foreign tourist destination is often reached by visitors traveling on PeruRail?
- What famous landmark was shipped to the U.S. in 350 pieces aboard the French frigate "Isere?"
- Sugar magnate Henry Tate is the founder and namesake of a noted and modern art gallery located in what city?
- The Van Gogh Museum is a popular destination for art lovers visiting what European capital?
- What city's stock exchange is home to the FTSE 100 index, informally known as the "footsie"?
- What city's subway system is referred to by locals as "The Tube"?
- What European city is known as the center of the world's diamond trade?
- What "souvenier" would you buy in the European city Antwerp if you can afford it?
- What animalistic sound is sung throughout the 1978 Warren Zevon hit song "Werevolves of London"?
- Traditionally, what member of a wedding party is in charge of "bustling" the bride's gown?
- What U.S. state's largest city is named after Frederick Billings, a president of the Northern Pacific Railway?
- In American Sign Language, how do you make the letter "S"?
- In American Sign Language, an extended thumb and pinkie placed next to one's ear is the sign for doing what?
- The World Barista Championship is an annual event that tests competitors' skills in what activity?
- Which of the following is a true statement about reindeer?
- When written properly, which of these '80s pop bands has an exclamation point at the end of its name?
- In all seriousness, the satirical newspaper The Onion has tried and failed to win what prestigious journalism award?
- Quicken computer software helps users do what?
- What artist's famous sketch, "The Vitruvian Man", is said to depict the ideal proportions of the male body?
- Since 1916, Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest has been held annually at what iconic New York locale?
- Since 1935, Old Mr. Boston's guide has been the official manual for professionals and amateurs in what field?
- Until his abrupt dismissal in 2011, John Galliano had been head designer of what fashion house since 1996?
- Though it can be traced back to the 1500s, the proverb "Tomorrow is another day" was popularized by what author?
- What author of "The Handmaid's Tale" has argued that her novels are "speculative fiction", not science fiction?
- What renowned scientist's lab books were once kept in lead-lined boxes because they were radioactive?
- What actress and international sex symbol was the inspiration for the term "sex kitten"?
- What author is often credited with being the first person to submit a book manuscript written on a typewriter?
- The U.S. tested its first atomic bomb in 1945 near what location?
- Praised for her role on the sitcom "Up All Night", Christina Applegate first won fame on what TV show?
- One of the coaches on the talent show "The Voice", Adam Levine is best known as the frontman for what rock band?
- The logo for the Goodyear tire company features the winged foot of what Roman god?
- Though known for her comedy, what actress won an Oscar for her dramatic turn in the 2009 film "Precious"?
- The site of a 1969 political scandal, Chappaquiddick Island connects to what larger island?
- Which later convicted sex offender used to mention his wife, Camille, in his stand-up performances?
- In 2018 a judge sentenced the 81-year-old comedian Bill Cosby to 3 to how many years in prison for sexual assault?
- The infamous "Rat Pack" originated in the '50s as a circle of what famous actor's friends?
- What filmmaking icon has received the most Academy Awards, with twenty-six?
- The "wrap dress" is the signature creation of what high-end fashion designer?
- What actor's mother reportedly named him after he kicked her in the womb while she was looking at a Da Vinci painting?
- The Showtime series "Episodes" stars what "Friends" star as a lightly fictionalized version of themselves?
- What month of the year is fittingly named after the Roman god of beginnings?
- On which spring date do all the places in the Earth experience 'Equinox' and allmost exact 12 hours of daylight and 12 hours of darkness?
- On which fall date do all the places in the Earth experience 'Equinox' and allmost exact 12 hours of daylight and 12 hours of darkness?
- What athlete portrays himself in the 1977 movie "The Greatest"?
- The 2007 finance book "Grande Expectations", chronicles what U.S. company's stock prices?
- What company takes its name from the first mate in the classic novel "Moby Dick?"
- Which of the following word pairs consists of synonyms, not antonyms?
- The Broadway musical "Spamalot" is a stage adaptation of what classic movie comedy?
- The term "spam" for junk e-mail is derived from a well-known sketch on what comedy show?
- Resulting in a "pruney" look, fingertips get wrinkly after water has washed away what oily substance?
- The 16th-century Italian scientist Gabriele Falloppio is famous for his work in what field?
- What is the correct spelling of the word that refers to the Middle Ages in Europe?
- The island nation of St. Kitts and Nevis is located in what body of water?
- The artist Selena won multiple awards for her performances in which genre of music?
- The U.S. Constitution begins "We the People of the United States, in order to form a more perfect" what?
- Popular on the web, low-res animations that run a continuous loop are called what?
- The Web site www.thefabricofourlives.com was created to support producers of what?
- The Spanish-American War began in 1898 as an intervention by the United States on behalf of what country?
- What oil-rich Western nation joined four Middle East nations to found OPEC in 1960?
- The 2010 Bravo Series "Bethenny Getting Married" is a spin-off of what "Real Housewives" edition?
- The TV series "Bethenney Ever After" features a cast member of what Real Housewife edition?
- The long-time running prime time soap "Knots Landing" was a spin-off of what other long-time soap?
- What normally hairless actor has been bald since the age of 20 due to a makeup mishap involving greasepaint?
- What TV personality's fans express their allegiance by proclaiming themselves members of "Team Coco"?
- What distinguished athlete is the star of a 1999 documentary titled "His Airness"?
- What artist painted his young daughter in his works "Paloma with an Orange" and "Paloma in Blue?"
- Replacing Angela Merkel, in 2010, who topped Forbes' list of "The World's 100 Most Powerful Women"?
- What popular TV program began as a local talk show called "AM Chicago?"
- What hit 1967 song features the lyric "Sock it to me, sock it to me, sock it to me, sock it to me"?
- What "SNL" cast member based his "Coffee Talk" character Linda Richman on his then mother-in-law?
- The infamous 1994 court case of Liebeck v. McDonald's was fought over the temperature of what menu item?
- To make papier-mâché, kids traditionally dunk newspaper strips into paste made from water and what?
- To sound like a New Yorker, you can say "light and sweet" when ordering which of the following?
- What food additive is the cause of a physical reaction known as "Chinese restaurant syndrome"?
- The aptly named town of Thermopolis, Wyoming boasts that it is home to the world's largest what?
- Sushi-rolling mats are commonly made from which of these materials?
- What is the Japanese word for a sushi-rolling mat?
- Since 1988, the brand Acuvue has billed itself as introducing the world's first disposable what?
- What event was created in the 1920s to attract tourists to Atlantic City after Labor Day?
- West Point, the oldest military academy in the United States, is located on the bank of what river?
- What writer sought out his former college professor Morrie Schwarz after seeing him on an episode of "Nightline"?
- What retailer's original store in Freeport, MA has been opened 24 hours a day for over 50 years?
- Since 1963, "To protect and to serve" has been the official motto of which of these organizations?
- The Web site Stubhub.com is a popular place to buy which of the following?
- What is the "Brangelina"-like nickname that tabloids used to refer to the young stars of the "Twilight" films?
- The "heat index" is a weather indicator that takes into account air temperature and what other factor?
- People who are "cyberchondriacs" obsessively use the Internet to hunt for what?
- Taking its name from the "thirty-mile zone" around Hollywood, TMZ.com is devoted to what subject?
- The five interlocking rings on the Olympic flag are representative of what?
- What plastic toy comes with a pointing device called a planchette?
- What toy was once reportedly banned in Japan because people looked indecent when they used it?
- What toy was once reportedly banned in Russia for being an example of 'the emptiness of American culture'?
- Perhaps because it's so romantic, a full moon often triggers which of these sea creatures to reproduce?
- What classic TV sitcom popularized the exclamation "Shazbot!"?
- What religious sect congregates in buildings called "Kingdom Halls"?
- Single Awareness Day, or SAD is often celebrated as a humorous alternative to what holiday?
- What do scientists term the living matter that makes up all plant and animal cells?
- The coldest NFL game in history, the 1967 championship Ice Bowl was played where?
- Though it didn't feature buffalo wings as an in-flight snack, what chain restaurant once operated its own short-lived airline?
- Which of the following was actually a real but short-lived airline company operating from 2003 to 2006?
- What Broadway musical is largely set in a seedy nightclub called the Kit Kat Klub?
- Presidents View Resort is a somewhat poorly rated hotel with suites that look out at what national landmark?
- What U.S. landmark exists today as a result of the Boulder Canyon Project Act of 1928?