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10002. What is Barbie's full name?

10003. Who holds the single game record for the highest quarterback rating in a Super Bowl game?

10004. The Super Bowl record for points in a game is 18. Only one player did it more than once. Who was it?

10006. Who is the quarterback with a career touchdown-interception ratio of 11-0 in a Super Bowl?

10007. Who is the only player to reach 200 yards rushing in a Super Bowl game?

10008. Since the NFL adopted a 16 game schedule in 1978 what was the worst regular season record by a Super Bowl champion?

10015. What is the name of the sitcom that starred Sandy Baron and Will Hutchins?

10017. Who was the first US president not born in the original thirteen colonies?

10018. Who was the first US president for whom women could vote?

10021. Since the NFL adopted a 16 game schedule in 1978 what is the best record by a Super Bowl loser?

10022. Since the NFL adopted a 16 game schedule in 1978 only one Super Bowl team had less than 10 regular season victories. Who were they?

10025. What was the name of Ronald Reagan's dog?

10032. What candy bar was named after a horse?

10036. What prolific writer used the alias Richard Bachman on such novels as 'Thinner' and 'The Running Man' to avoid competing with himself?

10038. If the United Network Command for Law Enforcement was who 'The Man from UNCLE' worked for, what did the enemy THRUSH stand for?

10042. In "Jerry Maguire" what type of form or letter did he write in the beginning of the movie?

10043. What was President James Garfield's greatest achievement?

10045. What tennis player has the nickname "Boom Boom"?

10049. How many tanks make up a tank company?

10050. Who was the father of Mama Cass' son?

10052. Did Steve Buscemi play in "Pulp Fiction" and what part did he play?

10070. What was the tallest structure in the world in 1900?

10072. Who was the first US president to have a phone on his desk?

10075. What is an underarm delivery in cricket?

10078. Can anyone tell me the difference between a 'website' and a 'webpage?'

10080. What was the name of the band Jimi Hendrix was in before he went solo?

10083. What are young spiders called?

10084. What word is spelt the same way in nine languages: English, French, Danish, Dutch, German, Swedish, Spanish, Norwegian, and Portuguese?

10086. Who designed Italy's national flag?

10091. Who claimed that his powers came from the planet 'Hoova?'

10092. Who fathered Gypsy Rose Lee's son Erik?

10094. What was entertainer Tiny Tim's real name?

10096. When women buy flowers or plants on Valentine's Day, the number one recipient is who?

10099. In the TV show 'M*A*S*H' what was the name of Colonel Potter's horse?

10101. Provide the name of the contest in which the winning entry read: 'The sun oozed over the horizon, shoved aside darkness, crept along the greensward, and with sickly fingers, pushed through the castle window, revealing the pillaged princess, hand at throat, crown asunder, gaping in frenzied horror at the sated, sodden amphibian lying beside her, disbelieving the magnitude of the frog's deception, screaming madly, 'You lied!' What was the contest name?

10102. Who named planet Earth?

10103. What is the only substance harder then a diamond?

10105. What was the number on 'Herbie, the Lovebug?'

10107. In which US state were more presidents born than in any other?

10108. What US president was named after a groundhog?

10110. In the 'Peanuts' comic strip what did Charlie Brown's dad do for a living?

10111. In which state can people see the sun rise before anyone else in the United States?

10113. Which two explorers led the expedition over the Rocky Mountains to the Pacific?

10114. Which Native American guide explored with Lewis and Clark?

10115. Who discovred and sailed up the St. Lawrence River?

10116. Who was the first American to orbit the earth in a space vehicle?

10118. What is the only US state to produce coffee?

10119. What is the official dessert of Massachusetts?

10120. Who won the most batting titles?

10121. What US president was honored with the first presidential library?

10123. Can dogs look directly at an eclipse without causing ocular damage?

10125. Who was the first known person to sail completely around the world?

10126. What US state is nicknamed "the mother of presidents"?

10127. How many international time zones does the earth have?

10129. Name the famous teenager who lived at 263 Prinsengracht?

10133. What is the Oscar winning song from the movie 'Aladdin'?

10134. Where was the lead singer from The Dave Matthews Band born?

10135. What does the term 'lumbodynia' refer to?

10136. Has there ever been a Norwich Terrier in any of the Shirley Temple movies?

10137. Is there any country or territory in the time zone -11 GMT? Do not count the extreme east of Russia which is +13 GMT.

10141. Who was the first mountaineer to scale all fourteen of the world's 8000 metre peaks without using supplemental oxygen?

10146. What trendy stuffed toy was banned from US military bases in 1999?

10148. Of all reptiles, which one weighs the most?

10152. Which animal used its 'drool' for locomotion?

10154. Throughout Saturday Night Live's history there have been many news anchors. Which one had the signature sign off line of "I'm outta here?"

10155. What is North America's heaviest flying bird?

10159. On whose case did George Carman QC say it was a "catalogue of coincidences which are so improbable as to be preposterous?"

10160. Which manager called Wimbledon "the Borstal of football?"

10162. What name is given to the rest periods in a game of polo?

10163. In the operas of Wagner what do Augustin Mosler, a tailor, Veit Pogner, a goldsmith, and Hermann Ortel, a soap boiler, have in common?

10167. What famous poet was the first American to have plumbing installed in his house in the year 1840?

10178. How many spots do the dogs have altogether in the animated feature '101 Dalmatians?'

10179. What was a 'vinegar valentine?'

10180. What is 'Lufu?'

10182. On the TV show 'The Beachcombers' what was the name of Relic's boat?

10183. Who invented the ironing board?

10184. Who invented the rolling pin?

10185. Who invented the elevator?

10186. Who invented the gas mask?

10187. Who invented the horseshoe?

10188. Who invented the egg beater?

10189. Who invented the dust pan?

10190. Who invented the baby buggy?

10191. Who invented the churn?

10192. Who invented the lawn mower?

10194. Who was Napoleon Solo's partner?

10197. What was the last song ever produced and performed by The Doors before Jim Morrison's death?

10198. Who was the sixth president of the United States?

10201. Who invented the cat flap?

10202. Experts recommend which alcoholic drink out of vodka, whisky, gin or champagne as a cleaning solution for diamond jewelry?

10204. Is the blue whale extinct?

10206. Which British queen included in her names the unlikely one of Julia?

10210. Which 28 year old brought 233 years of history to an end in February 1995?

10212. What is the difference between a mastodon and a mammoth?

10213. Who is Lucille Price and who was she married to?

10220. The day this indoor family game was invented it was played with two cigar boxes and a champagne cork. What game is it?

10223. What were the Beatles originally called when they formed in the 1950s?

10224. Name the world famous artist who by 1997 had notched up a record 97 UK chart albums?

10225. What is the most recorded song, with 1,600 different versions recorded between 1965 and 1986?

10227. Who played third base in the infield that had Tinkers to Evers to Chance?

10229. Which Calgary Flames player was credited with the goal that the Edmonton Oilers' Steve Smith scored on his own net in the 1986 play-offs?

10232. How many nipples do cows have?

10236. What is the size of America in square feet?

10239. On what date in 2000 did all the planets align?

10242. What was the original Hallmark Card Company name?

10243. What birds mate for life?

10245. Which king established St. Valentine's Day as a Christian holiday?

10247. Which US president wrote a book of poetry?

10248. Which US president had an artificial jaw made of rubber?

10249. Which US president liked to skinny dip in the Potomac River while in office?

10250. Which US president was born in both Delaware and Ohio?

10251. Which US president kept a parrot that could whistle 'Yankee Doodle?'

10252. Which two US presidents were arrested while in office?

10253. Which US president kept grizzly bears on the White House lawn?

10254. Which US president could read 2000 words a minute with 95% accuracy?

10255. Which US president began the use of the phrase "OK"?

10270. What are the names of the Captains of the Boston Tea Party ships-the Eleanor, the Dartmouth and the Beaver?

10280. What movie features the most extras and how many were used?

10282. What is the significance of the sum $187.91?

10285. What feminist editor wrote an expose on Playboy after posing as a bunny?

10286. What Broadway musical assured its audience that "You'll never walk alone"?

10287. What automobile is pictured on the back of the US $10 bill?

10289. When people say "You have the life of Riley" whom are they referring to?

10302. In the movie 'Where the Heart Is' a baby was born at Wal-Mart. What was its name and why was it named that?

10305. Did the 1950 Hamm's black and white bear mascot have a specific name?

10306. What 'Great' circus attraction was presented to Queen Victoria in 1844?

10308. What is the purpose of the white dot on the frog of a violin bow?

10311. Which very popular radio programme began its first edition with the signature tune 'Oranges and Lemons?'

10312. What year did Jello first come into use?

10315. What is Mr. Magoo's first name?

10317. How many stripes does the US flag have and what do they represent?

10321. What are the names of Mickey's nephews?

10323. Who was the host of the original British version of the show 'Who's Line is it Anyway?'

10325. Is it true or false that every US president elected in a year ending in zero has died in office or was shot?

10326. What 1977 film featured an ace trucker and his wild friend driving across the southern United States with a cargo of illegal beer and pretty much everyone in pursuit?

10328. What percent of the US beef production is exported?

10329. What John Wayne movie was 'Ned Pepper' in?

10331. What city gave America the rain check and ladies' day at the ballgame?

10333. How does Leavenworth, Kansas factor into Thomas Jefferson's affair with Sally Hemings?

10338. Who was Nicholas P. Trist and what was his contribution to American history?

10339. Which automobile supremo was shooing mules for the military when the first World War was going on?

10340. If all the water in the atmosphere falls as rain it would cover the entire surface of Earth to a depth of how many inches?

10341. What work was voted as the best novel of the 20th century in a poll of American writers?

10342. How much did it cost to mail a first class letter in the United States in 1951?

10360. Is the Earth ever going to die out?

10361. What child's toy was originally made from knuckle bones of dogs and sheep?

10362. How many drops make a dash in cooking?

10364. Who was Howdy Doody's twin brother?

10365. Did Hitler design the Talmadge Bridge in Savannah, Georgia?

10367. I am sure that there are six actors that have appeared in two trilogies each, but I am only able to come up with the following four: Talia Shire, Sylvester Stallone, Harrison Ford, and Mel Gibson. Who are the last two?

10368. What is a mother horse called?

10373. How many points did Allen Iverson have in the All-Star game?

10375. Which two films have been the most nominated for an Academy Award, with 14 nominations?

10376. Which Dutch artist painted 'The Nightwatch?'

10377. There was a novel which featured a twin brother for Louis XIV. What novel and who wrote it?

10378. In which film has its plump director appeared trying to get on a bus but he finally missed it?

10379. Can you give me a fun fact about the human heart?

10380. Which Beatle replaced an earlier member of the band?

10382. Anne Frank hid for about three years in a house in Amsterdam. What was the name of the street where this house was located?

10383. What two elements are named after the same city and what is the name of this city?

10384. Does Thurman Munson have a son who plays baseball?

10385. What do boomers and flyers have in common?

10390. What came first, the chicken or the egg?

10391. What year did Sputnik fall back to Earth?

10393. Are the arms and/or needles sterilized of those about to be executed by lethal injection?

10394. A handheld sparkler burns at a blazing temperature of what degrees Fahrenheit?

10395. If you could drive to the Sun at 55 mph about how long would it take?

10396. What is the fastest growing tissue in the human body?

10397. On the TV show "MacGyver" what is MacGyver's first name?

10398. Which US president was nicknamed 'The Great Hammerer' and 'The Great Peacemaker?'

10400. Constitutionally, who must a new monarch of Great Britain inform first upon his accession to the throne, and it's not the prime minister?

10404. Which automobile supremo was shooing mules for the military when the first World War was going on?

10405. Who said, "The victor will never be asked if he told the truth?"

10407. Was Stephen Spielberg knighted?

10408. Does Saturn contain a layer of metallic hydrogen?

10409. Which moon orbits a planet that is about twice its own size?

10410. What island of Hawaii is Honolulu on?

10413. What were Abraham Lincoln's last words?

10416. I believe that a male's sexual peak is at 18 and a woman's much later in life, but my girlfriend disagrees. She says it's opposite. Who is right?

10422. What item did Holly Golightly have engraved at Tiffany's Jewelry Store in the movie "Breakfast at Tiffany's"?

10423. On the TV show 'Survivor' Richard Hatch was the winner. Who was the next to the last person that was knocked off just before Richard?

10424. Who invented the television?

10429. Why is a heart used to symbolize Valentine's Day?

10430. What is the real name of singer Engelbert Humperdink?

10431. Why the big hole in 45 RPM records?

10432. Did Led Zeppelin ever officially have a number one single?

10434. Who sang the song 'Louie, Louie'?

10435. What was the very first music video that appeared on MTV and VH1?

10436. On the TV show 'Baretta' what was the name of the cockatoo?

10438. Who wrote the song 'Happy Birthday?'

10439. In how many different directions does the Earth move at the same time?

10440. In 'Friends' what is the name of the club that Chandler's dad owns?

10441. What is the name of Shawn Michaels' wife?

10442. What was the name of Scully's sister?

10445. In Shakespeare's 'Romeo and Juliet' who was Romeo in love with before he met and fell in love with Juliet?

10448. If cows are bovine, horses are equine, what are sheep and goats?

10450. How can you and your friend stand behind each other at the same time?

10451. Who played opposite Pat Boone in 'April Love?'

10453. Who was the first women to climb both the north and south summits of Mt. Everest?

10465. Who is Stuart Smalley?

10470. What John Wayne movie was 'Ned Pepper' in?

10473. In what year did the first toy yo-yos appear in America?

10474. What exactly is "the whole nine yards?"

10476. How much water is used to produce one sheet of A4 paper?

10478. Reese's Pieces was a second choice in the movie 'E.T.' What candy were filmmakers originally planning to use?

10481. What is the color of yaks' milk?

10483. Being that they are so large, how many chromosomes do elephants have?

10484. What is Dolly Parton's CB handle?

10486. In the show 'Different Strokes' what was the name of Arnold's pet fish?

10487. What is the part that Matt Groening plays on 'The Simpsons'?

10489. What is the most frequently sung song in the English language?

10492. Who did the Mars Candy Corporation name the Snickers bar after?

10493. What is the length of the shortest number one song?

10498. What is the name of the Simpsons' cat?