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1. What qualifies as the westernmost and easternmost US state?
Hawaii New York Alaska Peurto Rico

2. What confused Shakespearean character mistakes himself for Rosencrantz?
Romeo Guildenstern Juliette Macbeth

3. What protective gear did U.S. soldiers call a "puss blanket" in World War II?
Gas Mask Flak Jacket Tent Grenade

4. What colour is added to green traffic lights to aid drivers who are red-green color blind?


5. What's the favorite ethnic cuisine in the U.S.?
Chinese Italian Irish Japanese

6. What's known in an advertising company as a "liar for hire"?
Copy Writer Lawyer Graphic Artist Consultant

7. What $7.2 million purchase did one senator call "an awful lot of ice for an awful lot of dollars," in 1867?


8. What follows mass as the most popular activity in U.S. Catholic churches?
Weddings Funerals Christenings Bingo

9. What item, measuring 42" tall by 13" wide by 4" thick, does the U.S. government provide free to veterans?
American Flag Rifle Headstone Uniform

10. What's a singer required to do if he's asked to "sucker pucker"?
Kiss an audience member Lip sync Punch someone Perform a free show

11. What could you have at dinner on December 5, 1933, that you couldn't legally have at lunch?


12. What country boasts the longest stretch of dead-straight railroad tracks, at 297 miles?
Canada Russia Australia U.S.A.

13. How many deaths resulted from the 33,000 shopping cart accidents in the U.S. in 1990?


14. What British author was nicknamed the "Queen of Crime"?


15. What critters are there an estimated 2 million of in the Pentagon?
Cockroaches Ants Termites Mice

16. What does the number 365 usually indicate on packaged food?
December 31 Expired One year shelf life Champagne