1 vs. 100 is a snappy little trivia game for Facebook that’s based on popular real-life modern gameshow. If you’ve played it, you already know that the clock runs down pretty fast than it’s very difficult to survive in the game too long if you’re having trouble with some of the questions. Worse, the lifelines or ‘hints’ that you can access are somewhat less than full-proof to put it mildly. You’re in a position where you have a suggestion from the mob or you blatantly take a gamble and lock your answer with the mob’s before it’s revealed to you. Many times, the mob is wrong, but you’ll end up being the loser.
Enter DataGrabber.org. Thanks to a datagrabber’s submission request, we’ve now got a chart going to assist in helping you score your all time high and defeat the mob once and for all! Here’s the growing chart of answers. Remember, if you don’t find a question on here, consider recording your games (Google “Jing” for free software to help you do it) and then add the data in the FORUMS to help you.
| Question | ANSWER |
|---|---|
| What is the maximum number of times a piece of paper can be folded in half? | 8 |
| People with triskaidekaphobia fear what unlucky number, which is often skipped in airline rows and hotel floors? | 13 |
| In that classic freeway chase, O.J. was in a white Bronco, if it had been a real live bronco, what animal would O.J. have been on? | A Horse |
| Hawaii Five-0 was named that because Hawaii is the 50th state. A similar TV show about the 49th state should be called what? | Alaska Four-9 |
| If Tori Spelling was in a spelling bee, how would she spell the first name of her character on "Beverly Hills, 90210?" | D-O-N-N-A |
| Which multi-millionaire has had the most formal education? | Donald Trump |
| If it ever retires from its gig as a U.S. symbol, which "bald" bird might rogaine recruit as its spokesanimal? | Eagle |
| What event interrupted the 1989 World Series between the Oakland Athletics and San Francisco Giants? | Earthquake |
| Often heard in the first days of American Idol, singers who are under pitch are said to be what? | Flat |
| Swines got a bad name when there was an outbreak of what flu strain in 2009? | H1N1 |
| You don't often hear what common party song on TV because it's protected by copyright? | Happy Birthday |
| What future star strutted his stuff as Tony Manero in 1977's "Saturday Night Fever?" | John Travolta |
| What cereal's commercial spokesman is a Leprechaun? | Lucky Charms |
| If James Bond's boss were ordering monogrammed towels, what one letter would he put on them? | M |
| Which of these would be least likely to interest a budding artist? | Madison Square Garden |
| Spoken in the country with the largest population, what is the world's most common language? | Mandarin |
| If you're allergic to eggs, which condiment would you skip at the sandwich shop? | Mayonnaise |
| Once upon a time, who owned an estate called Neverland Ranch? | Michael Jackson |
| To what artist would you say, "I like what you did with the ceiling of The Sistine Chapel?" | Michelangelo |
| A midwife is trained in obstetrics, but can't do what? | Perform Surgery |
| On a TV medical drama, which of these medical professions might play a minor role? | Phlebotomist |
| If table tennis is too much effort, what classic arcade game can you play from the couch, thanks to a 1974 home version? | Pong |
| In 2010, what Brit Royal broke hearts everywhere by announcing his engagement? | Prince William |
| The 1997 film "Titanic" is about a huge what? | Ship |
| A spoon and a fork is a spork, and a skirt and shorts is a what? | Skort |
| Whose castle is in Disneyland? | Sleeping Beauty's |
| What annual issue of sports illustrated can bring in up to $35 million in advertising sales? | Swimsuit Issue |
| If you're playing scrabble, you won't get any points for playing a blank tile, but you'll score 10 points each for playing what letters? | The 17th and 26th letters of the alphabet |
| Santa flew right past you, claiming that your flue needs to be cleaned before he'll visit. Santa is referring to what? | The Chimney Pipe |
| In Alaska, it's legal to kill a bear, but illegal to do what in order to take a picture of it? | Wake It |
| Which of these people is the richest? | Warren Buffett |
| If you wanted to check out Mount St. Helen's ash, what state would you head up to? | Washington |
| Fed by illegal drugs and psychedlic music, the hippie subculture was born in the US during which decade? | 1960s |
| What company's name comes from its orginal hours of business? | 7-Eleven |
| Your party invite said BYOB. You arrive with what in your hand? | A 6-Pack |
| Which month is mother's day celebrated in? | A month in spring |
| If you pick up one of these at a bar, which will probably be a virgin? | A Shirley Temple |
| What tiny country's capital is the highest in elevation in Europe? | Andorra |
| What underground insect lair has room for nurseries and food storage? | Ant colony |
| What would be the most popular snack at a movie theater that caters to aardvarks? | Ants |
| Which of these are older than Justin Bieber? | Apple |
| During the 19th century dress reformer Amelia Bloomer made it ok for women to wear what? Baggy Trousers | Baggy trousers |
| Which of these is oldest? Ballet | Ballet |
| The title of what hit Beach Boys' song is often misheard as "Bopperan?" | Barbara Ann |
| A Louisville Slugger is used in what professional sport? Baseball | Baseball |
| The childhood taunt "Swing batter batter batter" comes form what sport? | Baseball |
| Giardia is an intestinal infection you can get from drinking water contaminated by rodents which is why it is also called what? | BEAVER FEVER |
| What word is shared by the solid rock of the earth's surface just below the soil and the city where the flint stones live. | Bedrock |
| If you get a pie "a la mode," which would you get a scoop of? | Ben & Jerry's |
| In 2010, the number of Academy Award nominees in what major category increased from 5 to 10? | Best Picture |
| What warning sign should be placed on Skull Island? | Beware Of Giant Ape |
| What president did 30 Rock's Jack Donaghy call "Inter-Bush"? | Bill Clinton |
| In 2011, you paid over $2 million for a rare photo of William McCarty. People say you're nuts until you tell them he's better known as who? Billy The Kid | Billy The Kid |
| In 2006, Webster's new word of the year was "Crackberry," a nickname for what addictive device? | Blackberry |
| What does a Phlebotomist draw? | Blood |
| Which does a breathalyzer measure? | Blood Alcohol Content |
| What name did Obama daughters, Sasha and Malia, give to their family dog? | Bo |
| Frost and Redford never shortened their names, but many Roberts'go by what? | Bob |
| Robin Hood was a toxophilite, meaning he was able to hit his mark with what sporting weapon? | Bow And Arrow |
| Which actor's name contains 6 consonants? Brad Pitt | Brad Pitt |
| What might happen if you sit under a Beech on the Beach? | Branch Might Fall On You |
| Located in southern Louisiana the longest what in the U.S. extends 23.87 miles? | Bridge |
| A close, non-sexual, friendship between two men is colloquially known as what? | Bromance |
| Pamplona,Spain is best known for the running of the what? | BULLS |
| What candy bar was named by a clumsy person who sent in their nickname to a naming contest? | Butterfinger |
| Caterpillars go through an "extreme makeover" in their cocoons, and emerge as what? | Butterflies |
| Swimmer Michael Phelps consumes 12,000 what per day while in training? | Calories |
| If Dodo birds still existed, they would have what in common with Batman? | Can't Fly |
| Lance Armstrong won 7 Tours De France despite having what? | Cancer |
| 2010's chemistry nobel prize was awarded for super-thin, super-strong what? | Carbon |
| What string instrument is typically held between the player's knees? | Cello |
| According to Urbandictionary.com, you can fool gullible people into believing that which of these cereals is actually donut seeds? | Cheerios |
| Bobby Fischer was one of the most famous, successful, and controversial figures in the history of what game? | CHESS |
| In what city might you get stuck in traffic behind crazed fans hoping to get some of Oprah's "favorite things?" | Chicago |
| You want a big chest in your bedroom. Chest of drawers, that is. In the furniture ads, which of these terms should you look for? | Chiffonier |
| Think twice about your pet's Valentine's Day Gift, as what treat can be poisonous for a dog? Chocolate | Chocolate |
| A. A. Milne gave what Winnie The Pooh character the same name as his son? | Christopher Robin |
| The first movie based on a board game was what 1985 mystery, set in a mansion? | Clue |
| The river that flows through the Grand Canyon shares a name with what state? | CO |
| What might Lassie-loving florists name their new business? | Collieflowers |
| If your playing "Clue" which of these colonels would you accuse of doing it in the conservatory with a candlestick? | Colonel Mustard |
| Go is the shortest what? Complete sentence in English | Complete sentences in English |
| What team are you playing for when you join "Team Coco"? | Conan O'Brien's fans |
| You can rent all of these out to poor college student except which one because it's not a dwelling? | Condorcet |
| What do dynamite and a Snickers bar have in common? | Contain Peanuts |
| If Spongebob found out that all the sea anemones had become his enemies, what is it that had turned against him? Creatures related to jellyfish | Creatures related to jellyfish |
| If you can't get your foot in your mouth, what animal can be "eaten" after you've been proved wrong? | Crow |
| What property tycoon billionaire hinted me might run for president in 2012? Donald Trump | Donald Trump |
| The word nerd was first seen in what kid writer's book? | Dr. Seuss's |
| The Jonestown tragedy gave birth to what phrase, used for a person who blindly believes something? | Drinking The Kool-Aid |
| According to a 1980 Queen song, "Another One Bites The" What? | Dust |
| Being exposed to a large number of decibels can damage what part of the body? | Ears |
| Seismology is the study of what shaky object? Answer: Earthquakes | Earthquakes |
| Which of these sites will not help you plan your vacation? | Endless |
| What was not one of Columbus's ships in 1492? | Enterprise |
| In Oct. 2010 Bruce Willis escaped injury on a runaway what? | Escalator |
| You're buying a $5 foot long at Subway. Not Including tax, how many U.S. coins with JFK on them would it take to pay for it? | Exactly 10 |
| If groundhogs became extinct, what date would just become another day? | Feb 2nd |
| Like the chairman of the board, but cooler, the head of the Central US Banking System is called the chairman of the what? | Federal Reserve |
| Newton, Mass. lends its name to what yummy treat? | Fig Newton |
| If you want to give your jaw a workout, what of these foods would take longest to chew? | Filet Mignon |
| On what day might you surround yourself with 4-leaf clovers and rabbits' feet to ward off bad luck? | FRIDAY THE 13TH |
| A trip to what islands led Charles Darwin to write his Theory of Evolution? Galapagos | Galapagos |
| The insurance company Geico saw their popularity soar thanks to a lovable green what? | Gecko |
| "Frankenfish" was a nickname given in 2010 to salmon that was what? | Genetically engineered |
| What is the primary language of the country where the Berlin Wall once stood? | German |
| One of the most popular fundraising items around, what product's sales reach an estimated 200 million boxes per year? | Girl Scout Cookies |
| What did Warren Buffet pledge to do with 99% of his wealth? | Give it away |
| What ancient Roman athletes literally fought to the death in the Colosseum? | Gladiators |
| Which has 18 holes? | Golf course |
| When trying to break up with the sun, Earth might say "I wouldn't still be orbiting around you if it wasn't for" this force? | Gravity |
| Where did "The Simpsons" get their dog, Santa's Little Helper? | Greyhound Track |
| On what day do people hope that Punxsutawney Phil doesn't see his shadow? | Groundhog Day |
| By signing up for the GOOP newsletter, you can live like what Eco-conscious actress? | Gwyneth Paltro |
| In "Legally Blonde," Elle Woods proves that you can wear a bikini in your admission video and still get in where? | Harvard Law |
| If a woman is halfway through her gestation period, what is she doing? | Having A Baby |
| Donald Trump had a hard time believing that the 44th US President was born where? | Hawaii |
| Who won a posthumous 2009 Academy Award for his portrayal of the Joker? | Heath Ledger |
| The Zamboni, a giant sweeper of sorts, is used to clean the surface of what sport? | Hockey |
| In which of these sports is fighting allowed, and sometimes even cheered? | Hockey |
| "This Little Piggy" is said to have gone "Wee, Wee, Wee, All the way..." where? | Home |
| The bottom of the 9th refers to what is baseball? | Home team last at bat |
| The Preakness is a race for three-year-old what? | Horses |
| A world record, Paul "Dizzy Hips" Blair was able to simultaneously twirl 132 what? | Hula Hoops |
| In 2004, Katrina joined Hugo and Andrew on the list of what? | Hurricanes classified as category 5 |
| Which song is about marine pinnipeds with long tusks? | I Am The Walrus |
| A drink that's "On The Rocks" has been poured on top of what? | Ice Cubes |
| What runs east-west? | Interstates With Even Numbers |
| What military organization shares an acronym with a retirement account? | Irish Republican Army |
| If twitter existed in the 17th century who would have tweeted "Ouch! an apple just hit my head. Stupid gravity." | Isaac Newton |
| What date comes 96 hours after New Year's day? | JANUARY 5th |
| Who could not list "Host of the daily show" on his Linkedin profile? | Jerry Seinfeld |
| In 2010, whose bearded head was added by crane to a 125' statue in Poland? | Jesus |
| It's embarrassing to forget the line "One horse open sleigh" when singing karaoke to what song? | Jingle Bells |
| What boxing animal is a trademark of the Australian Olympic Committee? | Kangaroo |
| What portmenteau would Renee Zellweger and her country crooner hubby have gotten if their marriage lasted longer than 4 months? | Kerenee |
| A hexagon has the same number of sides as what? | Kids In The Brady Bunch |
| In Feb. '11. Chinese doctors removed what from a man's head after he complained of aches and bad breath? | Knife |
| What volcanic Indonesian island exploded in 1883 killing over 40,000 people? | Krakatoa |
| What did demigod Hercules perform 12 of? | Labors |
| What mischievous creature from Irish folklore can grant 3 wishes if captured? Leprechaun | Leprechaun |
| What ceremonial action officially begins the Olympic Games? | Lighting Of The Torch |
| Which of these rhymes with the name of the 10 cent coin? | Lime |
| According to Sarah Palin, what is the difference between a hockey mom and a pit bull? | Lipstick |
| What TV show's concept was a dramatic version of "Survivor?" | Lost |
| What little girl lived "In and old house in Paris that was covered in vines?" | Madeline |
| Which of these types of tree is not usually used as a Christmas tree? | Maple |
| What bittersweet memoir told the story of John Grogan and his unruly dog? | Marley & Me |
| What fast food empire began offering weddings in its Hong Kong restaurants in 2011? | McDonald's |
| ...And, no, it wasn't designed by Tony Soprano. What company's new search engine Bing debuted in 2009? Microsoft's | Microsoft's |
| Though it's about friendship, most people remember the nonsensical chorus of what Hanson 1997 hit? | Mmmbop |
| You have to money to buy a Monet original, but how do you prounounce his name? Mo-neigh | Mo-neigh |
| With origins dating back to 1836, what type of communication consists of a series of long and short beeps or lights? | Morse Code |
| In Russia, the "Monopoly" board is based in what city? | Moscow |
| Zsa Zsa Gabor was the first and only actress to win what Golden Globe award? | Most Glamorous Actress |
| What lovable spud was the first toy to be advertised directly to kids? | Mr. Potato Head |
| While putting an ice cube in your drink and making an appointment with Dr. Dre, you remember loving what rap group in the 80s? | N.W.A. |
| Carl Lewis and Roseanne Barr are both infamous for butchering what prior to sporting events? | National Anthem |
| Your building a fireplace and you need bricks your GPS mistakenly routes you to the U.S. city known as "Brick city" , where are you? | Newark, New Jersey |
| Lady Godiva allegedly rode the streets in what condition? | Nude |
| 3 squared minus 2 squared equals what? | Number Of Days In Work Week |
| Which is not a difference between the NBA and College Basketball? | Number Of Players |
| After having 8 babies at once, what nickname did Nadya Suleman get? | Octomom |
| Where was the 1969 Woodstock Festival held? | On A Dairy Farm |
| In a Secret Santa exchange, what outfit could you be sure that Sue Sylvester, the ruthless Glee Teacher, would be happy to get? | One More Track Suit |
| An artist who has produced only one popular song is colloquially known as a what? | One-Hit Wonder |
| What north american marsupial might your run into while climbing a tree? | OPPOSUM |
| To prevent getting shot, hunters customarily wear what color? | Orange |
| Although it was linked to seances what product was introduced in the 1890's as just a game? | Ouija Board |
| Which fun band shares its name with the legislative branch of the British government? | Parliament |
| According to film's Joe Dirt, the mullet is "Business in the front" and what "in the back?" | Party |
| What 60-year old comic strip, starring Charlie Brown, has been in reruns for the past 10 years? | Peanuts |
| In the Disney film, who was the puppet who became a boy? | Pinocchio |
| At baseball games, presidents and other celebrities have thrown the ceremonial first what? | Pitch |
| The Tempest is thought to be Shakespeare's last what? | Play |
| During the 2006 E. Coli outbreak, which spinach-eater would have been without his favorite food? | Popeye |
| GPS, the technology used in car navigation systems and cell phones, stands for Global what system? | Positioning |
| When a company offers its stock for sale to the public, the company is then called what? | Public Company |
| Peanuts said "Happiness is a warm..." what? | Puppy |
| The blue man group sat by the pool too long and got a sunburn. If the red burn mixes with their blue skin what color will they be? | Purple |
| What toy company made gas cans for the US Army during WWI under the name Radiosteel? | Radio Flyer |
| The first music video to air on MTV was the Buggles' "Video Killed" the what? | Radio Star |
| The difference between sushi and sashimi is that sashimi always has? | Raw fish |
| Members of what international women's club are known by their brightly colored, trademark accessories? | Red Hat Society |
| Flea is the bassist for what sizzling band? | Red Hot Chili Peppers |
| Which of these is the correctly spelled partner of blues? | Rhythm |
| Rockabilly is a blend of what two terms? | Rock/Hillbilly |
| What victim of police brutality in 1991 memorably asked, "Can we all get along?" | Rodney King |
| Every generation has its "star-crossed lovers," but Shakespeare only wrote about which pair? | Romeo & Juliet |
| What does the bachelor give out at every ceremony? | Rose |
| The Spanish star that voices the sword-toting puss in boots in "Shrek" is married to what actress? | Salma Hayek |
| Before the opening credits on SNL, somebody always yells, "Live from New York, it's" what? | Saturday Night |
| To make South American ceviche, what type of food is marinated in citrus juices? | Seafood |
| Google and Bing are examples of what tool to help find information on the web? | Search Engine |
| When Eric Carmen was belting out power ballad All by Myself, whose melody was he actually singing? | Sergei Rachmaninoff's |
| Though better known for Hobbits, the population of what animal outnumbers humans 10 to 1 in New Zealand? Sheep | Sheep |
| Though it's low in cholesterol, and is really hard to boil, which of these popular toys usually comes in an egg? | SILLY PUTTY |
| Shish kebab is served on a what? | Skewer |
| The Mars Family named what candy bar after their horse? | Snickers |
| If you're the comic strip dog that was born on Daisy Hall Puppy farm, who are you? | SNOOPY |
| Which of these would you not see on a US passport? | Social Security # |
| If your having trouble whether to get a fat boy, a street bob, or a nightly rod. What are you most likely buying? | Something you ride. |
| What famous flying vehicle made its last flight in 2011? | Space Shuttle Discovery |
| On "The Simpson's," what would you be most likely to pick up at Apu's place of business? | Squishee And Air Fresheners |
| Before 1913, U.S. senator were elected by what? | State legislators |
| What phenomenon can make a person's hair stand up and clothes stick together? | Static Electricity |
| Used by Sharon Osborn and Roseanne, vertical banded gastroplasty is also known as what? | STOMACH STAPLING |
| In the not-so-likely event of a crocodile attack, what should a person do to escape? | Strike The Croc's Eyes |
| While snowblowing during a US winter, you daydream about Australia, where residents are enjoying what? | Summer |
| Though she was never a judge, Elena Kagan became the 112th what in 2010? | Supreme Court Justice |
| What type of tanned athletes flock to Hawaii's famed Waikiki Beach to practice their craft? Surfers | Surfers |
| If Tweety Pie went on Twitter and tweeted, "I tawt I taw a puddy tat," which of these puddy tats did Twetty most likely tink he taw? | Sylvester The Cat |
| It "takes two to" do what style of dance that originated in Argentina in the late 19th century? Tango | Tango |
| Only which of the U.S. presidents could have reminisced about being a "Rough Rider" before he was in office? | Teddy Roosevelt |
| If your boyfriend has no trouble saying the L-word while on the court, what sport must he keep having 0 points in? | Tennis |
| In the U.S., it's commonly called the longest day of the year, but it's officially known as what? | The 1st Day Of Summer |
| Rhyme Time: When the man whose third spouse is Melania Knauss hosts his popular show, by what name does it go? The Celebrity Apprentice | The Celebrity Apprentice |
| When Hundred Acre Wood has a block party, all but who is invited? Babar | The Elephant |
| "Teddy" Bears were named after what U.S. President? | The first roosevelt |
| If there was a fire at a retail store, where would there be the most casual-tees? | The Gap |
| In 2010, what ubiquitous thing did Prince deem "Completely over"? | The internet |
| What Washington D.C. site is 1.4 times larger than the Vatican City? | The Mall |
| Who plays guitar in Times Square in a cowboy hat, boots, and tighty whities? | The naked cowboy |
| In what tv version of the board game "Clue" do you attempt to determine if Toby was murdered by Dwight with a Dundie Trophy? | The Office Edition |
| On a date with Elisabetta Canalis, a guy wouldn't want to be compared to what ex, who she dated until June 2011? | The One Who Played Danny Ocean |
| According to its lyrics, if you don your gay apparel what holiday song are you singing? | The One With 'Halls' In Its Name |
| Single guys: If you meet a woman named Maid Marian, keep your hands off,because she's the sweetheart of what famous fellow? | The one with the band of merry men |
| What is the fastest bird on land (running, not flying)? | The Ostrich |
| Who wrote the rock opera "Tommy"? | The Who |
| In the game "Horseshoes," what do you do with the horseshoes? | Throw Them |
| What is the reason for the seasons? | Tilt Of Earth's Axis |
| You just bought an adhesive called "Sea-Bond." If you do what it says on the front of the box,you'll use it to for what? | TO STICK YOUR DENTURES TO YOUR GUMS |
| If you check into a hospital for a tonsillectomy, you leave without your what? | Tonsils |
| What screen idol was paid tribute by Jamie Lee Curtis, following his Sept. 29, 2010 death? | Tony Curtis |
| The band that gave us the pop masterpiece "Africa" shares what name with Dorothy's dog? | Toto |
| What bird is the mascot for Kellogg's Froot Loops? | Toucan Sam |
| If Tinker Bell was charged with breaking and entering, what would the cops look for instead of DNA? Trail of pixie dust | Trail of pixie dust |
| According to 6lyrics.com, in the hit 1950s Little Richard song, what words come right after, "Bop Bopa-a-lu a whop bam boo"? | Tutti Frutti, Oh Rudy |
| What pet would be sold with this ad: "Free to good home: yellow canary. Often thinks he 'taw a puddy tat?" | Tweety |
| If you're crushing on "R-Pattz," what is your favorite movie likely to be? | Twilight |
| Braeburn,Rome & Gravenstein are what? | VARIETIES OF APPLES |
| Millions of Catholics make a pilgrimage to Lourdes, France each year, to a spot that has reportedly been visited by whom? | Virgin Mary |
| A musician who possesses superb technical ability is often called a what? | Virtuoso |
| Seventy percent of the Earth's surface is covered by what? | Water |
| What candymaker appears in "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?" | Willie Wonka |
| You're taking a vacation like the one in the film "Sideways" what are you doing? | Wine tasting in CA |
| The furcula is another name for which bone, which is often snapped for good luck? | Wishbone |
| Billy Idol promised his new memoir would include lots of drugs, booze, and what? | Women |
| Equipped with a lasso of truth, what Amazonian superheroine did Lynda Carter play on TV? | Wonder Woman |
| What is the shortest standard answer on a magic 8-ball? | Yes |
| A priest, a minister, and a rabbi walk into a deli. Who would ask for the BLT without the "b"? | RABBI |
| The number of "steps" in Alcoholics Anonymous is equal to what? | NUMBER OF EGGS IN A DOZEN |
| What type of dainty cookies are used in a tiramisu cake? | LADY FINGERS |
| The "King of tyrant lizards" is better known to Jurassic Park fans as what? | TREX |
| In the Music Man it caused all the trouble with a capital T and that rhymes with P and stands for which of these? | POOL TABLE |
| In Castle what problem plagues mystery novelist Richard Castle? | WRITER'S BLOCK |
| In 2010, Alaskan Senator Lisa Murkowski became the 2nd person in history to be elected how? | WRITE-IN VOTES |
| Besides Kermit name who else might sing "it's not easy being green"? | LUNA MOTH |
| Considered one of the most influential women in fashion, Anna Wintour heads what magazine? | C. VOGUE |
| Before "Fight Club," what Robert Louis Stevenson novel capitalized on split personality disorder? | Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde |
| Which animal would win the "Most Commonly Kept Farm Animal" award in a country fair pageant? | CHICKEN |
| If a man spends more time primping and posing in front of the mirror than his wife, he's probably what? | METROSEXUAL |
| What Canadian actor did People Magazine deem as 2010's Sexiest Man? | RYAN REYNOLDS |
| Perhaps explaining Jim's love of the blues, the sitcom, "According to Jim" was set where? | CHI-TOWN |
| Since the term "dead organisms" is difficult to market, what do we call the fuels that are made from them? | FOSSIL FUELS |
| The 1970 film "Patton" was set during what war? | WWII |
| In 2010, Takeru Kobayashi was hungry for revenge as he attacked a rival in what competition? | HOT DOG EATING |
| During which event is commercial airtime the most expensive of the year? | SUPER BOWL |
| If your shirt has a DKNY logo on it, who was its designer? | DONNA KAREN |
| A circled C is the symbol for most copyrighted material, but the circled P is used instead for what? | RECORDED SOUND |
| After a night of New Year's Eve partying, you may wake up with a headache on what date, better known as New Year's Day? | JAN 1st |
| Why would something called a 'sock' be flying on a pole that's placed near an airport's runway? | To tell pilots the wind direction and speed |
| What is happening to the London Bridge in the song of the same name? | It's Falling Down |
| Plate tectonics is another name for what? | CONTINENTAL DRIFT |
| If your dream finally came true and you found yourself a 'Burpless Beauty,' which of these do you now have in your life? | A cucumber that's less likely to make you burp |
| If a fit person has a nice "six pack," what body part is muscular? | STOMACH |
| Braeburn, Rome & Gravenstein are what? | VARIETIES OF APPLES |
| Creme Fraiche is most like what other dairy product? | SOUR CREAM |
| Where did Buzz Aldrin recieve holy communion? | ON THE MOON |
| What lyrics would you sing at 12:01 a.m. on January 1st: We'll take a cup of kindness yet for _____? | AULD LANG SYNE |
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