1. A is for anthologies: For two years, the horror anthology show 'Masters of Horror' appeared on Showtime in the US. These episodes showcased directorial talents from masters of the genre. Which episode, directed by Japanese director Takashi Miike, was banned from cable television for a brief time due to its content? Pelts Jenifer Imprint The Damned Thing

2. B is for Budweiser: The Budweiser Wagon is pulled by eight magnificent horses. What breed of draft horse are they? Clydesdale Belgian Percheron Morgan

3. C is for country music: Who did the country music group Sawyer Brown write ?The Nebraska Song? for? Brook Berringer Tommy Frazier Tom Osborne Scott Frost

4. D is for Dallas and Denver: What team(s) won three Super Bowls during the 1990s? Denver Broncos Neither of these Both of these Dallas Cowboys

5. E is for eyes: How many eyes does a bee have? Five Three Four Two

6. F is for French: Now for an anagram question with a twist! Below is an anagram of an English phrase; solve the anagram, then choose the correct French translation. The phrase, usually preceded by the words ?I am,? has four words, and is something to do with getting wet. Here is the anagram: ?Do kiss, to take hen.' Pleut vers la peau Tremp? jusqu`aux peau Tremp? jusqu`aux os Pleut avec l`aeu

7. G is for Grant: Legendary actor Cary Grant was in Davenport, Iowa for an event when he died on November 29, 1986. What was that event? Opening of a shopping mall A keynote speech at a holiday festival Dedication of a hall st St. Ambrose College To introduce a festival of his movies at the Davenport Public Library

8. H is for huge fish: What is the size limit for North Carolina?s state fish, the Red Drum? 16 inches or longer Anything longer than 27 inches 18 to 27 inch slot (throw back any fish shorter than 18 inches or longer than 27 inches) You don?t need a size limit if it's catch and release

9. I is for illness: What illness does superstar Cher suffer from? Multiple Sclerosis AIDS Mononucleosis Epstein Barr Syndrome

10. J is for Jeopardy: Which actor/comedian played Alex Trebek on the SNL sketch ?Celebrity Jeopardy?? Will Ferrell John C. Reilly Jimmy Fallon John Belushi

11. K is for Killers: What German SS officer conducted many cruel and inhumane experiments on prisoners in the Auschwitz death camp, and became known as the Angel of Death? Adolf Eichmann Josef Stalin Benito Mussolini Josef Mengele

12. L is for Louisiana: What is the Louisiana state flower? Rose Magnolia Carnation Tulip

13. M is for Mario Segale: Most people have never heard of Mario Segale, but he left a legacy that many are familiar with. Who is he? He founded NASCAR He was the first European to discover the Valley of the Kings He invented the piano He is the namesake of a world famous video game character

14. N is for NHL: The National Hockey League counted two new teams for the 1970-71 season. One was the Buffalo Sabres. What was the other team to join the league that season? Washington Capitals New York Islanders Vancouver Canucks Atlanta Flames

15. O is for October: What cartoon strip made its debut in seven newspapers on October 2, 1950? Peanuts Dilbert Garfield Dennis the Menace

16. P is for procrastination: In the "SpongeBob SquarePants" episode 'Procrastination', what does SpongeBob write as the title of his essay? What Not to do at a Stoplight What to do at a Stoplight What to do at a Spotlight What Not to do at a Spotlight

17. Q is for quarterback: Who were the winning quarterbacks for the Saskatchewan Roughriders in 1966, 1989, and 2007? Ron Lancaster, Kent Austin, and Kerry Joseph Ron Lancaster, Kent Austin, and Marcus Crandell John Hufnagel, Tom Burgess, and Kerry Joseph Ron Lancaster, Danny Barrett, and Kerry Joseph

18. R is for wildlife Refuge: Morecambe Bay is a special area for wildlife, especially wading birds, but what designation does it have? RAMSAR SPA SSSI All of these

19. S is for singles: Which ?Canadian Idol? winner has the distinction of recording the largest-selling debut single by a Canadian artist in 2004? Brian Melo Eva Avila Ryan Malcolm Kalan Porter

20. T is for telephone: You are probably familiar with Auszev?s ?Telephone? quizzes. In these quizzes, Auszev writes codes using the telephone, and you must decode them. For instance, 1 1 7 becomes ?cat?. This is an animal. 1 7 4 4 5 1 7 7 3 2 2 1=ABC 2=DEF 3=GHI 4=JKL 5=MNO 6=PQR 7=STU 8=VWX 9=YZ Answer: (One or two words)

21. U is for U.S. Marine Corps: What is the United States Marine Corps' motto? The Few, the Proud Do or Die Semper Fidelis Honor, Courage, Commitment

22. V is for volunteers: Why were the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games declared the friendliest games of all time? Because of the small number of volunteers None of these Because there were no volunteers Because of the large number of volunteers

23. W is for Wilson: In 1963, J. Tuzo Wilson came up with an idea that chains of islands like the Hawaiian Islands, were formed by the rising of lava through the mantle. What is this called? Magma Plume Big Bang Hotspot Eruption

24. X is for an X-tra question since I didn't have a real X question: What is the provincial flower for the Canadian province of Manitoba? Wild Prairie Rose Western Red Lily Prairie Crocus White Trillium

25. Y is for Years in music: 1968: ?The Beatles? more commonly known as ?The White Album? was a double album released in 1968 and is probably in every Beatles fan?s collection. What is the opening track of the album? Martha My Dear Revolution Birthday Back in the U.S.S.R.