Question | Answer | % Correct |
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What city hosts the world's oldest annual marathon, first run in 1897? | Boston | 94%
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What building's grounds include the Rose Garden and the South Lawn? | The White House | 88%
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What is the only U.S. state that touches two different oceans? | Alaska | 82%
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What was made mandatory in U.S. cars in the 1960s, in part due to Ralph Nader's book "Unsafe at Any Speed"? | Seatbelts | 79%
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What is the name of the central banking system of the United States? | The Federal {Reserve} | 72%
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What major American city has two Q's and 3 U's in its name? | Albuquerque | 69%
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What type of person, like, totally, talks like this? | {Valley} Girl | 67%
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What Cuban-American rapper shares a name with a type of dog? | Pitbull | 63%
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Who did the owner of the Red Sox sell to the Yankees in 1920, supposedly to help finance a Broadway play? | Babe Ruth | 62%
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Name one of the two famous people who died on July 4, 1826. | John Adams / Thomas Jefferson | 62%
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What are "Africanized" honey bees also known as? | {Killer} bees | 60%
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Who did Jack Ruby assassinate in 1963 in Dallas? | Lee Harvey Oswald | 59%
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Who piloted the "Spirit of St. Louis" from New York to Paris in 1927? | Charles Lindbergh | 56%
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What notable attraction's South Rim and North Rim take four hours to drive between, despite being just 10 miles apart? | The Grand Canyon | 54%
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What cost 2 cents in 1928, 20 cents in 1981, and 55 cents in 2020? | A first class stamp | 51%
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What major American city created a "poop patrol" in 2018 in an attempt to reduce the amount of human feces on its streets? | San Francisco | 51%
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What plant did George Washington Carver famously work with? | Peanuts (or Sweet Potatoes) | 50%
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Who says "Hi-Diddly-Ho, Neighborino"? | Ned Flanders | 49%
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What variety of the plant Brassica oleracea did George H. W. Bush ban from Air Force One? | Broccoli | 33%
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What four-word anti-littering slogan can be found on Texas roadsigns? | Don't Mess With Texas | 20%
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