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Which of the following is NOT an original Cand Land character?
Princess Lolly
Gramma Nutt
Lord Licorice
King Kandy
Mamma Gingertree
Which of the following hibernate?
Fat-tailed dwarf lemur
Southeast Asian pygmy slow loris
Cotton-top tamarins
No species of primates hibernate
Name the book: 🅰️
(a)
What is the top grossing Broadway show of all time?
Lion King
Wicked
Phantom of the Opera
Hamilton
Although "Jingle Bell Sweaters" were around in the 1950s, when did the "Ugly Sweater" trend first become more mainstream?
1960s
1970s
1980s
1990s
Which sport is more popular?
Soccer
Cricket
What is the top selling candy bar?
Butterfinger
3 Musketeers
Snickers
Milky Way
What was Idina Menzel's first Broadway show?
Rent
Wicked
Funny Girl
Aida
J.K. Rowling and Harry Potter share the same birthday.
True
False
Which language is believed to have over 400 words for snow?
Inuktitut
Scottish
Welsh
Norwegian
How many reindeer does Santa have?
8
9
10
12
The first UPC barcode was on
A can of Coca Cola
A bag of M&Ms
A pack of Wrigley's gum
A jar of tomato sauce
The average strawberry has
50 seeds
200 seeds
500 seeds
1,000 seeds
The snowiest city is
Aomori City, Japan
Syracuse, NY
St. John's, Newfoundland
Saguenay, Quebec, Canada
This percentage of restaurants in the U.S. are pizzerias.
5%
17%
34%
52%
About 1.3 billion people visit these each year.
public libraries
movie theaters
What was the first language spoken in outer space?
Russian
English
Japanese
French
What country has the most languages?
Indonesia
Papa New Guinea
India
Nigeria
How many estimated versions of Cinderella are there?
50
150
375
Over 800
How many Pokémon are there currently?
96
507
Over 1000
Over 3500
Name the brand: 🔥🦊
(a)
When is the first recorded mention of pancakes?
600 BC
1100 AD
1173
1856
Who raises grey wolf litters?
Mom
Dad
Both parents raise them together!
What is the deepest lake in the world?
Lake Vostok
San Martin Lake
Lake Tanganyika
Lake Baikal
What is the only species of bear native to South America?
Black bear
Moon bear
Sloth bear
Andean/ Spectacled bear
What year was the Bunsen Burner introduced?
1655
1755
1855
1955
After the bible, what is the most translated book?
The Adventures of Pinocchio
The Little Prince
Harry Potter
Alice's Adventure's in Wonderland
What percentage of the world has green eyes?
0.2%
2%
10%
25%
Some of Yoda's features were influenced by:
Albert Einstein
George Washington
Benjamin Franklin
None of the above
When was Crayola's built-in sharpener first introduced?
1903
1925
1958
1981
Most dalmatians are born with spots.
True
False
What color is the fish in Dr. Seuss's "The Cat in the Hat?"
Blue
Green
Yellow
Pink
OTIS stands for
Online Technology & Instructional Solutions
Online Technology Instructional Sessions
Online Teacher Instructional Sessions
It doesn't stand for anything.
What is Frosty the Snowman's nose made of?
button
A Potato
carrot
A Rock
Name the teacher from "The Black Lagoon"
Miss Binney
Mrs. Green
Miss Edwards
Mr. Ratburn
The board game design of Trivial Pursuit is based on a ship's wheel.
True
False
Although tempura is a famous Japanese dish, these merchants were most-likely responsible for introducing this frying method.
Portuguese
Spanish
Roman
French
Australia is wider than the moon.
True
False
The first documented PB&J recipe was published in 1801
True
False
What is Mario's job?
Plumber
Doctor
Martial Artist
All of the above and more!
What country is known as the "Land of the Thunder Dragon?"
Laos
Bhutan
Cambodia
Myanmar
Where are the "Marble Caves" found?
Australia
Bolivia
Chile
Guyana
What US state has the most lakes?
Alaska
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Texas
This country has 267,570 islands.
Philippines
Japan
Finland
Sweden
In which state was Taylor Swift born?
Texas
Tennessee
California
Pennsylvania
In which year did the musical "Hamilton" premiere on Broadway?
2013
2015
2017
2019
Name the brand: ⭐💵
(a)
Name the Disney Movie: 🐀👨🍳🍝
(a)
Name the book: 🎄🎵🎶
(a)
William Shakespeare's works include the first recorded use of over 3000 English words.
True
False
