I'll be asking questions about "modern" major league baseball (1903 - present). Do you remember these details?

"Man on Fire" (2004) is a movie depicting a father's appalling sins committed against his family and the bloody aftermath.

Comedians are an important part of our entertainment. These questions are about the lives and famous acts of American comedians, from the early days of radio through today.

...go! No time for two and three. Blink and you could miss it. Take a look at some of the fastest animals in the world, both in terms of speed and reflexes.

Here are ten records taken from the "Guinness Book of World Records", from its beginning through 2016. All questions are about the first time a record was set or broken.

From its inception in 1944 to its deactivation in 1992, the US Air Force's Strategic Air Command (SAC) used a number of long-range heavy bombers. These questions are about the planes and their use.

Questions are related to Aztec history in general, between 1300 and 1521, when they were conquered by the Spanish.

South Jersey has a long and interesting history, but has been overlooked by most people today. How much do you know?

Hated your Literature class? Well, get ready to be tested on T.S. Eliot's poems and plays, and see if you could write as well as he did!

Many celebrities regularly appear in TV and movies, yet we can never remember their names. Can you deduce who these people are?

Wayne Terwilliger isn't a name you'll ever hear in the Baseball Hall of Fame. Over his playing career, he was the poster boy of average. However, his coaching and managing career meant he spent 62 seasons in baseball, something few others can say.

Each question refers to a different person named Alex and something they invented, accomplished, or are otherwise associated with.

The Internet is filled with amazing facts. Can you spot which are actually true and which are merely "alternate facts"?

Match each German language song with the band that released it. The song titles are given as originally released, some in English and some in German and range from well-known to fairly obscure to English speakers.

There are many baseball players with names or nicknames that appear on team rosters throughout all of Baseball that make us laugh and wonder what they were thinking. Nicknames and first names are used.

Conspiracy theorists love pointing to the many "mysterious" deaths of people involved with investigations of Kennedy's assassination. But how many are actually mysterious?

2003's "Gods and Generals", based on the book by Jeff Shaara, is the often-overlooked prequel to the 1993 movie "Gettysburg".

Meat Loaf (Marvin Lee Aday) started his music career with a US certified 14x platinum album, but was more successful in the UK in the long run. Can you pick the correct song title for, or lyric that follows, each given lyric?

Take a look at record-setting track achievements and Olympic victories and disappointments during the 20th century. The quiz is mostly US-oriented.

Do you remember "the greatest adventure of escape ever filmed"? Questions are not only about scenes, but crew as well. You have been warned!

Despite its bad reputation today, Republic's P-47 was more than a match for enemy aircraft, and was so good it remained in service until jet power dominated the skies.

A modestly titled quiz about Jonathan Swift's "A Modest Proposal"

Match the Los Angeles area landmark to the street where it is located.

Match the television show with the person who composed or sang the show's theme song.

How much can you remember about 1962's "Mutiny on the Bounty"?

You could have it all, but you need a lot of luck. And there's no guarantee you get to keep it all...

Falco is often overlooked when thinking about great artists. Here is a brief look at his life and music, from a US perspective.