Save these for trivia night or any time you want to challenge yourself.
Answer:What is Sea-Tac (Seattle-Tacoma International)?
Answer:Who is Sandra Day O’Connor?
Answer:What is shade?
5.This Virginian was the first Secretary of State and the second Vice President.
Answer:Who is Thomas Jefferson?
6.A hyphenated term that describes a bird with complete plumage or anything matured.
Answer:What is full-fledged?
Answer:What isWalden(Life in the Woods)?
8.The name of this branch of mathematics comes from the Arabic word for “reuniting.”
9.The five highest volcanoes on Earth are located in these mountains.
Answer:What are the Andes?
Answer:Who is Jackie Robinson?
11.Machiavelli was a big fan of this king of Aragon born in 1452.
Answer:Who is Ferdinand?
12.Its the only country that borders both the Caspian Sea and the Persian Gulf.
Answer:What is Iran?
13.The name of this salsa means “beak of the rooster.”
Answer:What is Montreal?
Answer:Who is George Washington?
Answer:What is an eon?
Answer:What is bounce?
Answer:What is the waltz?
20.The science of determining a tree’s age by looking at its growth rings.
“AC” stands for this radio format favored by some folks of a certain age.
Answer:What is adult contemporary?
22.Clingstone and freestone are the two main classifications for this fruit, once called a Persian apple.
Answer:What is a peach?
24.In some countries, the subtitle “A Contemporary Satire” was used for this 1945 parable.
Answer:What isAnimal Farm?
25.A laborer who loads and unloads ships in a port.
Answer:What is a stevedore?
26.This London museum with two first names is renowned for its collection of decorative arts.
27.Tasty and durable, this punch in of milk from Gail Borden’s company benefited Union troops.
Answer:What is condensed milk?
Answer:What is Bighorn?
30.From the Greek for “label,” it’s a course outline of a school class.
Answer:What is a syllabus?
Answer:What is cirrus?
32.It’s Britspeak for the glass in front of the driver’s face.
33.Going straight to HEL?
Then you’re on a direct flight to this northern European country.
Answer:What is Finland?
Answer:What is Freehold?
35.Aubergine caviar is another name for this smoky Mediterranean spread made with roasted eggplant.
36.Mike Judge co-created this comedy about engineers and tech start-ups.
Answer:What isSilicon Valley?
Answer:What is DuckDuckGo?
38.This word is medical speak for really bad breath.
Answer:Who is Achilles?
Answer:What is 17?
41.The Officewas set at the Scranton branch of this paper company.
42.In 1924, the NHL added its first US team, this New England squad.
Answer:Who are the Boston Bruins?
43.Stay pregnant for a year!
Answer:What is a manatee?
44.Slang for a convertible car with a soft cover.
45.The third film in the Shrek series has this three-word title.
Answer:What isShrek the Third?
46.This largest brass instrument is also the one with the lowest pitch.
Answer:What is the tuba?
47.This sport combines cross-country skiing with rifle-shooting skills.
Answer:What is Uranus?
49.In a square mile, there are 640 of these.
Answer:What are acres?
50.This acorn-obsessed critter from the Ice Age films caused a “continental crack-up.”
Answer:What is aloof?
Answer:What is Prix Goncourt?
53.Hosteler is an archaic synonym for this person.
54.The title heroine of this 1816 novel wrongly believes herself to be a gifted matchmaker.
Answer:What isEmma?
Answer:What is IBM?
56.Real vanilla flavoring comes from certain climbing species of this tropical plant.
57.Italian for “stopping place” gives us this word for a part of a poem.
Answer:What is a stanza?
58.This largest moon of Pluto is about half the dwarf planet’s size.
Answer:What is Charon?
59.Chinese and Portuguese are the official languages of this special administrative region of China.
Answer:What is uncle?
