5otherWhat five-letter word can refer to a certain kind of athlete, to a certain California politician, and to a Chinese revolutionary?Show AnswerShare
20geographyIt was called Malabouchia by Indians, Rio Grande del Florida by the Spanish, and the St. Louis River by the French. How is it known today?Show AnswerShare
15words(TRICK QUESTION) Which U.S. mountain range has the same name, but not necessarily the same spelling, as your name?Show AnswerShare
2entertainmentThe first starring role for both Richard Benjamin and Ali MacGraw came about in which 1969 film based on a Philip Roth novel?Show AnswerShare
8current eventsWhat sweet British treat, made since the 1790's, is called "The Original Celebrated Curiously Strong Peppermints"?Show AnswerShare
6mathematicsThe Parthenon was built around 440 B.C. a. To which goddess was the temple dedicated? B. On which hill is it located?Show AnswerLearn MoreShare
10geographyThe division of the United Nations that settles legal disputes, the International Court of Justice, is located in what city?Show AnswerShare
11otherA few questions about cigarettes: a. The best-selling brand of cigarettes, since 1976, has been what? b. In what year were cigarette ads banned from television and radio in this country? c. What was the first cigarette, around 1955, to have a filter?Show AnswerShare
13fadsWhat 1920s fad involved people sitting on top of flagpoles for extended periods?Show AnswerShare
7generalChurchills, Coronas, Lonsdales, and Torpedos are examples of what consumable products?Show AnswerShare
20entertainmentCan you recall the name of the 1961 film which was coincidentally the last film made by both Clark Gable and Marilyn Monroe?Show AnswerShare
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