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U.S. General Knowledge #19 - Statistics

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Question Answer % Correct
What type of animal is a “cottontail”? Rabbit
86%
What member of the Bush family was governor of Florida? Jeb
78%
Which U.S. state was visited by explorer Vitus Bering in 1741? Alaska
72%
What was the name of the coffee shop in the TV show "Friends"? Central Perk
66%
What exploded due to a faulty o-ring seal in 1986? Space Shuttle Challenger
65%
On what game show might a contestant have said "One dollar, Bob"? The Price is Right
65%
Who pardoned Richard Nixon? Gerald Ford
63%
What city in New Jersey inspired many of the place names on the Monopoly board game? Atlantic City
61%
What soft drink brand has released strange flavors including "Code Red", "Pitch Black", and "White Out"? Mountain Dew
60%
What city is just across the border from Juarez, Mexico? El Paso
54%
What endangered bird has the largest wingspan of any bird in North America? California Condor
51%
What TV network originally aired "Breaking Bad" and "The Walking Dead"? AMC
48%
What is the name of New York City’s premier symphony? New York {Philharmonic}
47%
What name comes next in this sequence: George, John, Thomas, ... ? James
42%
What religious society founded many colleges including Gonzaga and Loyola Marymount? The Jesuits
39%
Near what city is the U.S. Air Force academy located? Colorado Springs
35%
What lake in Oregon is the deepest in the United States? Crater Lake
33%
In what industry can a person win a "CLIO" award? Advertising
24%
What beverage is for "closers" in the movie "Glengarry Glen Ross"? Coffee
23%
Whose "Rules of Order" are commonly used to run meetings in the United States? Henry Martyn Robert’s
20%
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