Missile-A-Knee-Us Trivia #2

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1. President Obama has a relative named Maya Soetoro-Ng. What relation is she? grandmother stepmother sister half sister

2. Who said "I'm the president of the United States and I'm not going to eat any more broccoli"? Bill Clinton George W. Bush George H.W. Bush Jimmy Carter

3. Who was famous for saying "A billion dollars isn't worth what it used to be"? It's just plain that not everyone will "get" this. Howard Hughes J. Paul Getty Ross Perot John D. Rockefeller

4. What Soviet leader was training to be a priest when he got interested in Marxism and became a Communist leader? Don't hesitate when answering. Stalling is not allowed. Joseph Stalin Vladimir Lenin Leon Trotsky Nikita Krushchev

5. On the old cartoon show "Top Cat", shown from 1961 to 1962, the cats included Top Cat, Benny the Ball, Choo-Choo, Spook, Fancy-Fancy, and Brain. Who was the neighborhood police officer that kept track of them? Officer Dibble Officer Smith Officer Rubble Officer Powers

6. On July 8, 2012, an actor died. This man was an actor in film and television for six decades. He won an Oscar in 1955 for his part in "Marty". He played Quinton McHale on "McHale's Navy" from 1962 to 1966. He co-starred in the 80's show "Airwolf" and did Mermaid Man on "SpongeBob SquarePants". Who was this actor? Andy Griffith Richard Dawson Frank Cady Ernest Borgnine

7. Who was the first female singer to register 30 top ten hits on Billboard's Hot 100 list? Mariah Carey Madonna Lady Gaga Beyonce

8. Looking at Madonna, she has the same number of number one albums on Billboard's Top 200 Albums Chart as Janet Jackson, who also has five, but there is one female singer who has more number one albums than either of them. Who would that be? Celine Dion Tina Turner Barbra Streisand Britney Spears

9. In 1982, doctors at the University of Utah Medical Center implanted an artificial heart into the chest of a retired dentist. He lived 112 days with that heart. What was the patient's name? Dr. Richard Kimble Dr. Benjamin Spock Dr. Don Genovese Dr. Barney Clark

10. In what movie did Arnold Schwarzenegger play a man who became pregnant? Junior True Lies Twins Raw Deal

11. In 1922, this swimmer broke Duke Kahanamoku's world record on the 100-meters freestyle, swimming it in 58.6 seconds. He defeated Kahanamoku to win gold in the 100-meters freestyle in the Summer Olympics of 1924. Who was this man? Hint: He looked like Tarzan in the pool. Johnny Weissmuller Jack Dempsey Steve Donoghue William Tilden

12. In what vehicle did O.J. Simpson go on his famous police chase on June 17, 1994? Chevrolet Suburban Ford Explorer Ford Bronco Toyota Rav4

13. In geometry, what is the name of ANY four-sided figure with four equal sides? Think this over - it's tricky for many. Some of them have four right angles, but others have acute and obtuse angles instead. square rhombus rectangle parallelogram

14. "DFW" is the airport code for what U.S. airport? Dallas Fort Worth Detroit Fowlerville Denver Fowler Danville Fleetwood

15. There are five buildings that are so large, they have their own ZIP code. Four of them are the White House, the Empire State Building, the Willis (Sears) Tower, and the Focus on the Family Campus. What is the fifth building that has its own ZIP code? Pentagon Chrysler Building Trump International Hotel and Tower Dodger Stadium