Which head of state was colorfully labeled "Pootie Poot" by George W. Bush, who had a penchant for nicknaming friends and foes?
Vladimir Putin
Which 19th-century, gothic American author is often depicted with a raven?
Edgar Allan Poe
Which U.S. bridge is painted a memorable International Orange?
Golden Gate Bridge
True or False- Baby zebras are born without stripes.
True
False
Which is NOT a room in the game of Clue?
conservatory
ballroom
cellar
kitchen
Another word for the historical undergarment known as "stays" is what?
corset
knickers
hoops
True or false- A tiger's stripes are unique to each animal.
False
True
Which five-digit, mail-sorting system went into effect in the United States on July 1, 1963?
ZIP code (it stands for Zoning Improvement Plan Code)
What is the name of the digital currency established in 2009 with no central authority or middleman?
bitcoin
Which mobile app started out under the name "Picaboo"?
Snapchat
What Founding Father, who died in a duel in Weehawken, NJ, had a son who lost his life the same way, in the same place?
Alexander Hamilton
Weighing in at approximately three pounds, what is the most complex object in the known universe?
the human brain
Which legendary hockey player practiced the pre-game ritual of drinking a Diet Coke, an iced water, a Gatorade, and another Diet Coke?
Wayne Gretzky
Which germ-fighting mouthwash was once sold as a floor cleaner?
Listerine
