HQuestions.json

[{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these Broadway musicals was NOT adapted from a film?",
		"answer1": "Kinky Boots",
		"answer2": "The Producers",
		"answer3": "Grease"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Grease",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these was declared unconstitutional in a landmark Supreme Court case?",
		"answer1": "Missouri Compromise",
		"answer2": "Louisiana Purchase",
		"answer3": "Kansas-Nebraska Act"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Missouri Compromise",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What emoji was the first non-word to win Oxford Dictionary’s Word of the Year?",
		"answer1": "Winking Face with Tongue",
		"answer2": "Thumbs Up",
		"answer3": "Face with Tears of Joy"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Face with Tears of Joy",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these soul icons performed with a group whose name can also refer to fruit seeds?",
		"answer1": "Gladys Knight",
		"answer2": "Diana Ross",
		"answer3": "Martha Reeves"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Gladys Knight",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the most prominent color on the helmet of the NFL’s Cleveland Browns?",
		"answer1": "Orange",
		"answer2": "Brown",
		"answer3": "Red"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Orange",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the largest part of the human brain?",
		"answer1": "Hippocampus",
		"answer2": "Cerebrum",
		"answer3": "Cerebral cortex"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Cerebrum",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Caryn Johnson is the original name of what entertainer?",
		"answer1": "Whoopi Goldberg",
		"answer2": "Madonna",
		"answer3": "Pink"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Whoopi Goldberg",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is a country in the United Kingdom?",
		"answer1": "Wales",
		"answer2": "Denmark",
		"answer3": "Iceland"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Wales",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these animals is a ruminant?",
		"answer1": "Deer",
		"answer2": "Hedgehog",
		"answer3": "Rattlesnake"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Deer",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Who was known to ancient Greeks as king of the gods?",
		"answer1": "Zeus",
		"answer2": "Hypnotoad",
		"answer3": "Nyx"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Zeus",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The area of Las Vegas Boulevard with the city’s biggest hotels is commonly referred to as what?",
		"answer1": "Mordor",
		"answer2": "Diagon Alley",
		"answer3": "The Strip"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "The Strip",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is NOT one of the five basic human senses?",
		"answer1": "Touch",
		"answer2": "Smell",
		"answer3": "Impending doom"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Impending doom",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Before truly hitting it big, which of these artists recorded a song for a breakfast cereal commercial?",
		"answer1": "Rolling Stones",
		"answer2": "Bob Dylan",
		"answer3": "Elton John"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Rolling Stones",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these terms is used to refer to a group of scavenging birds of prey?",
		"answer1": "Venue",
		"answer2": "Span",
		"answer3": "Coalition"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Venue",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "More than 50 years after the US Revolution, what state almost went to war with England?",
		"answer1": "Virginia",
		"answer2": "Maine",
		"answer3": "New York"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Maine",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "According to the ghostly whisper in the movie “Field of Dreams,” what will happen “If you build it”?",
		"answer1": "He will come",
		"answer2": "They will come",
		"answer3": "They will all come"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "He will come",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is NOT the nickname of a known, real-life pirate?",
		"answer1": "Calico Jack",
		"answer2": "Billy Bones",
		"answer3": "Blackbeard"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Billy Bones",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these frightening things was invented by the author of “James and the Giant Peach”?",
		"answer1": "Howling Fantods",
		"answer2": "Marsh-wiggles",
		"answer3": "Vermicious Knids"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Vermicious Knids",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The classic American National Standards Institute recipe calls for what liquor in a martini?",
		"answer1": "Gin",
		"answer2": "Rye",
		"answer3": "Vodka"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Gin",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is NOT the name of a world-famous Olsen twin?",
		"answer1": "Elizabeth",
		"answer2": "Mary-Kate",
		"answer3": "Ashley"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Elizabeth",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these atomic building blocks is the least massive?",
		"answer1": "Neutron",
		"answer2": "Proton",
		"answer3": "Electron"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Electron",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is considered a primary color?",
		"answer1": "Red",
		"answer2": "Chartreuse",
		"answer3": "Vermillion"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Red",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is traditionally used to drive nails into walls?",
		"answer1": "Hammer",
		"answer2": "Stretch limo",
		"answer3": "Pillow"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Hammer",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the best letter-based grade that students can typically get on tests?",
		"answer1": "Sashay away",
		"answer2": "A+",
		"answer3": "F-"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "A+",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these words does NOT appear in the title of a Dr. Seuss book?",
		"answer1": "Kwuggerbug",
		"answer2": "Wocket",
		"answer3": "Biffle"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Biffle",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The only lizard known to regularly swim in the ocean is a species of what?",
		"answer1": "Iguana",
		"answer2": "Komodo dragon",
		"answer3": "Gecko"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Iguana",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these Sanrio characters is a family member of Hello Kitty’s?",
		"answer1": "Dear Daniel",
		"answer2": "My Melody",
		"answer3": "Mimmy"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Mimmy",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these US states does NOT border both Florida and Tennessee?",
		"answer1": "Georgia",
		"answer2": "Alabama",
		"answer3": "Mississippi"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Mississippi",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In which of these classic rock songs is the title part of the lyrics?",
		"answer1": "Bohemian Rhapsody",
		"answer2": "My Generation",
		"answer3": "A Day in the Life"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "My Generation",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In its traditional form, which of these sauces is considered vegan?",
		"answer1": "Fish sauce",
		"answer2": "Duck sauce",
		"answer3": "Worcestershire sauce"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Duck sauce",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What film director is famous for making cameo appearances in most of his own movies?",
		"answer1": "George Lucas",
		"answer2": "Alfred Hitchcock",
		"answer3": "Steven Spielberg"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Alfred Hitchcock",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the correct spelling of a word that means “burial ground”?",
		"answer1": "Cematery",
		"answer2": "Cemetery",
		"answer3": "Cemetary"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Cemetery",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these creates the most volatile reaction when added to vinegar?",
		"answer1": "Baking soda",
		"answer2": "Salt",
		"answer3": "Sugar"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Baking soda",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the world-famous statue Venus de Milo famously missing?",
		"answer1": "Legs",
		"answer2": "Arms",
		"answer3": "Sense of direction"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Arms",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Bowling balls are mainly designed to knock down what?",
		"answer1": "Spools",
		"answer2": "Needles",
		"answer3": "Pins"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Pins",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Many US states have laws requiring dogs in public places to be on what?",
		"answer1": "Cloud nine",
		"answer2": "Social media",
		"answer3": "Leashes"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Leashes",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The youngest person ever nominated for an acting Oscar competed in what category?",
		"answer1": "Supporting actress",
		"answer2": "Supporting actor",
		"answer3": "Actress"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Supporting actor",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What object is displayed on the national flag of Portugal?",
		"answer1": "Orrery",
		"answer2": "Astrolabe",
		"answer3": "Armillary sphere"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Armillary sphere",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What “SNL” character was played by a person who also designed an album cover for Steely Dan?",
		"answer1": "Unfrozen Caveman Lawyer",
		"answer2": "Church Lady",
		"answer3": "Foreign Man"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Unfrozen Caveman Lawyer",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The opening sentence of the classic cyberpunk novel “Neuromancer” famously compares the sky to what?",
		"answer1": "TV screen",
		"answer2": "Forgotten toy",
		"answer3": "Worn pavement"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "TV screen",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "On what surface does the annual Albert Lee Appliance Cup take place?",
		"answer1": "Mud",
		"answer2": "Water",
		"answer3": "Ice"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Water",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The Italian word “morbido” literally translates to what in English?",
		"answer1": "Soft",
		"answer2": "Scary",
		"answer3": "Smart"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Soft",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What song on the “Hamilton” soundtrack shares its title with an Ariana Grande single?",
		"answer1": "You’ll Be Back",
		"answer2": "Burn",
		"answer3": "One Last Time"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "One Last Time",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The first upgrade to the iMac was available in five models that were all named after what?",
		"answer1": "Felines",
		"answer2": "Fruits",
		"answer3": "Stars"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Fruits",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Often seen on bathroom doors, what do the initials “WC” traditionally stand for?",
		"answer1": "Washroom compartment",
		"answer2": "Waiting chamber",
		"answer3": "Water closet"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Water closet",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these would you typically use trigonometry to measure?",
		"answer1": "Mortgage interest",
		"answer2": "Larry King's age",
		"answer3": "Height of a tree"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Height of a tree",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Mister Rogers is known for saying which of these phrases?",
		"answer1": "Smiling equals weakness",
		"answer2": "Won’t you be my neighbor",
		"answer3": "Stay chill in the chat"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Won’t you be my neighbor",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Where do clouds most often appear?",
		"answer1": "The bottom of wells",
		"answer2": "On the ocean floor",
		"answer3": "In the sky"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "In the sky",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "With which three letters do the most country names end?",
		"answer1": "-NIA",
		"answer2": "-TAN",
		"answer3": "-RIA"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "-NIA",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these places has had the longest-reigning sovereign head of state?",
		"answer1": "Thailand",
		"answer2": "Japan",
		"answer3": "United Kingdom"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Thailand",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the capital of the country with the world’s oldest working library?",
		"answer1": "Paris",
		"answer2": "Rabat",
		"answer3": "Cairo"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Rabat",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these albums is the overall top seller by a solo female artist, as certified by RIAA?",
		"answer1": "Come On Over",
		"answer2": "21",
		"answer3": "Jagged Little Pill"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Come On Over",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Jackie Robinson played his minor league baseball home games in what city?",
		"answer1": "Jersey City",
		"answer2": "Brooklyn",
		"answer3": "Montreal"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Montreal",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Two of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World were located in which of these modern-day countries?",
		"answer1": "Iraq",
		"answer2": "Turkey",
		"answer3": "Iran"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Turkey",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is mentioned last in the original “Law & Order” intro?",
		"answer1": "District attorneys",
		"answer2": "Police",
		"answer3": "Offenders"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Offenders",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these does NOT correctly pair a US president with a White House addition made during his term?",
		"answer1": "Truman / bowling alley",
		"answer2": "Clinton / hot tub",
		"answer3": "Kennedy / Rose Garden"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Kennedy / Rose Garden",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these international landmarks is located farthest north?",
		"answer1": "Statue of Liberty",
		"answer2": "Taj Mahal",
		"answer3": "Leaning Tower of Pisa"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Leaning Tower of Pisa",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these bands titled its debut album with just a number?",
		"answer1": "Nirvana",
		"answer2": "Stone Temple Pilots",
		"answer3": "Pearl Jam"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Pearl Jam",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Mayday was the nickname of a character on what classic sitcom?",
		"answer1": "Cheers",
		"answer2": "Frasier",
		"answer3": "Murphy Brown"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Cheers",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these animals typically do NOT grow antlers?",
		"answer1": "Female moose",
		"answer2": "Female reindeer",
		"answer3": "Male caribou"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Female moose",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "If the last day of a given month is a Saturday, the following month must contain which of these?",
		"answer1": "Friday the 13th",
		"answer2": "31 days",
		"answer3": "Blue moon"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Friday the 13th",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What location holds the official record for the hottest place ever measured in the world?",
		"answer1": "Doha, Qatar",
		"answer2": "Death Valley, California",
		"answer3": "El Azizia, Libya"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Death Valley, California",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is designed to clean windows?",
		"answer1": "Squeegee",
		"answer2": "Snorkel",
		"answer3": "Mallet"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Squeegee",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these characters is usually shown wearing shorts?",
		"answer1": "Donald Duck",
		"answer2": "Mickey Mouse",
		"answer3": "Winnie the Pooh"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Mickey Mouse",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "According to an old saying, “If at first you don’t succeed,” you should do what?",
		"answer1": "Like and subscribe",
		"answer2": "Try, try again",
		"answer3": "Use an extra life"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Try, try again",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In the classic party game, on what animal do you pin the tail?",
		"answer1": "Baleen whale",
		"answer2": "Donkey",
		"answer3": "Honey badger"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Donkey",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The lyric “dark side of the moon” is sung in what Pink Floyd song?",
		"answer1": "Brain Damage",
		"answer2": "Eclipse",
		"answer3": "Any Colour You Like"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Brain Damage",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these Triple Crown-winning horses ran the Kentucky Derby the fastest?",
		"answer1": "War Admiral",
		"answer2": "American Pharoah",
		"answer3": "Seattle Slew"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Seattle Slew",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these disputed territories is NOT claimed by the nation of Georgia?",
		"answer1": "Transnistria",
		"answer2": "Abkhazia",
		"answer3": "South Ossetia"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Transnistria",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these words means the opposite of “deasil”?",
		"answer1": "Catty-corner",
		"answer2": "Widdershins",
		"answer3": "Clockwise"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Widdershins",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The first moons discovered orbiting a planet other than Earth are known as what?",
		"answer1": "Newtonian",
		"answer2": "Galilean",
		"answer3": "Copernican"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Galilean",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The 2017 fantasy novel “The Dark Prophecy” is set in the same universe as what other novel?",
		"answer1": "The Lightning Thief",
		"answer2": "The Amber Spyglass",
		"answer3": "Dragonflight"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "The Lightning Thief",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "For what object did “Time” magazine bend the rules for its “Person of the Year” award?",
		"answer1": "Mirror",
		"answer2": "Television",
		"answer3": "Computer"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Computer",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "When used as a slang term for money, how much is a “rack”?",
		"answer1": "$20",
		"answer2": "$100",
		"answer3": "$1000"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "$1000",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The speed of sound is named for what Austrian physicist?",
		"answer1": "Hans Warp",
		"answer2": "Klaus Züm",
		"answer3": "Ernst Mach"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Ernst Mach",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In what sport would you most likely use the term “bullseye”?",
		"answer1": "Golf",
		"answer2": "Shuffleboard",
		"answer3": "Darts"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Darts",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these statements appears in the famous “Sermon on the Mount” in the Bible?",
		"answer1": "My car has a leak",
		"answer2": "Knee boots on fleek",
		"answer3": "Blessed are the meek"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Blessed are the meek",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In which of these directions can most standard elevators travel?",
		"answer1": "North by northwest",
		"answer2": "Up",
		"answer3": "Left"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Up",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The company whose stock symbol is simply “V” mainly provides which of these?",
		"answer1": "Phone services",
		"answer2": "Cable TV",
		"answer3": "Financial services"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Financial services",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What colors dominate the flag of the world’s smallest nation?",
		"answer1": "Yellow / white",
		"answer2": "Red / white",
		"answer3": "Blue / white"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Yellow / white",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these people served as vice president under the person on the US $50 bill?",
		"answer1": "Aaron Burr",
		"answer2": "Andrew Johnson",
		"answer3": "Henry Wilson"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Henry Wilson",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these MLS soccer teams does NOT play its home games in the US?",
		"answer1": "Sounders",
		"answer2": "Timber",
		"answer3": "Impact"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Impact",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "By definition, if a Middle Eastern dish has dopiaza in its name, it will include what ingredient?",
		"answer1": "Onion",
		"answer2": "Tomato",
		"answer3": "Rice"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Onion",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In which of these TV shows did the star NOT play a character with the same first name?",
		"answer1": "The Drew Carey Show",
		"answer2": "The Bernie Mac Show",
		"answer3": "The Dick Van Dyke Show"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "The Dick Van Dyke Show",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is a weapon in the classic version of the board game Clue?",
		"answer1": "Wrench",
		"answer2": "Poison",
		"answer3": "Baseball bat"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Wrench",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What synonym for “evil” comes from an old term referring to the left-hand side?",
		"answer1": "Sinister",
		"answer2": "Depraved",
		"answer3": "Malevolent"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Sinister",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which phrase consists of two football terms AND describes an arrangement of pulleys?",
		"answer1": "Snap and line",
		"answer2": "Punt and down",
		"answer3": "Block and tackle"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Block and tackle",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "If planted properly, what kind of trees will acorns grow into?",
		"answer1": "Oaks",
		"answer2": "Willows",
		"answer3": "Pines"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Oaks",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Modern automobiles typically run on which of these?",
		"answer1": "Candle wax",
		"answer2": "Gasoline",
		"answer3": "Hand-wound springs"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Gasoline",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these kinds of chips would you use to make nachos?",
		"answer1": "Tortilla",
		"answer2": "Poker",
		"answer3": "Bargaining"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Tortilla",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which film has the same director as the concert movie that opens with the line, “Hi, I’ve got a tape I want to play”?",
		"answer1": "Goodfellas",
		"answer2": "Erin Brockovich",
		"answer3": "The Silence of the Lambs"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "The Silence of the Lambs",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these divisions of geologic time is the shortest?",
		"answer1": "Era",
		"answer2": "Epoch",
		"answer3": "Age"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Age",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What athlete has played in the championship games of both the NFL and MLB?",
		"answer1": "Bo Jackson",
		"answer2": "Deion Sanders",
		"answer3": "Brian Jordan"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Deion Sanders",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A centuries-old game called “Captain’s Mistress” is now often sold under what name?",
		"answer1": "Battleship",
		"answer2": "Yahtzee",
		"answer3": "Connect Four"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Connect Four",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In their original theatrical run, the “Little Rascals” shorts of the 1930s and ’40s were called what?",
		"answer1": "Our Gang",
		"answer2": "Trolley Car Kids",
		"answer3": "Li’l Devils"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Our Gang",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "By definition, which of these would you need to “defenestrate” a prized belonging?",
		"answer1": "Law degree",
		"answer2": "Window",
		"answer3": "Swimming pool"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Window",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The works of which artist are often used to illustrate the concept of tessellation?",
		"answer1": "Claude Monet",
		"answer2": "MC Escher",
		"answer3": "Pablo Picasso"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "MC Escher",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "With which of the following artists has Sting NOT recorded a song?",
		"answer1": "Rod Stewart",
		"answer2": "Shaggy",
		"answer3": "Michael Bolton"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Michael Bolton",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the term in typography for adjusting the spacing between characters to create the best look?",
		"answer1": "Kerning",
		"answer2": "Blocking",
		"answer3": "Strafing"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Kerning",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Eggs that are fried without being flipped over are typically described how?",
		"answer1": "Sunny side up",
		"answer2": "Soft boiled",
		"answer3": "Over medium"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Sunny side up",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which is one of the three categories of Shakespeare’s plays?",
		"answer1": "Technothrillers",
		"answer2": "Tragedies",
		"answer3": "Single-camera sitcoms"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Tragedies",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Who typically wins a marathon?",
		"answer1": "Fastest runner",
		"answer2": "Loudest yeller",
		"answer3": "Messiest eater"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Fastest runner",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In Greek mythology, who abandoned his mother and sister to fight alongside the Trojans?",
		"answer1": "Achilles",
		"answer2": "Odysseus",
		"answer3": "Ares"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Ares",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these did Beyoncé use to announce her first pregnancy?",
		"answer1": "Her official website",
		"answer2": "Instagram",
		"answer3": "Awards show"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Awards show",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the relationship between the towns of Menlo Park, CA and Menlo Park, NJ?",
		"answer1": "CA’s named for NJ’s",
		"answer2": "NJ’s named for CA’s",
		"answer3": "No relation"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "NJ’s named for CA’s",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these songs was recorded by a band originally named “On A Friday”?",
		"answer1": "Idioteque",
		"answer2": "Creeping",
		"answer3": "Just Like Heaven"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Idioteque",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these terms accurately describes America’s three most popular beer brands as of 2017?",
		"answer1": "Lager",
		"answer2": "Ale",
		"answer3": "IPA"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Lager",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these shirts would an Australian most likely call a “skivvy”?",
		"answer1": "Turtleneck",
		"answer2": "Sleeveless T-shirt",
		"answer3": "Crop top"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Turtleneck",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these sci-fi movie titles is also a scientific term that applies to black holes?",
		"answer1": "Ex Machina",
		"answer2": "Solaris",
		"answer3": "Event Horizon"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Event Horizon",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which breed of dog is NOT named in part for an island?",
		"answer1": "Sheltie",
		"answer2": "St. Bernard",
		"answer3": "Maltese"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "St. Bernard",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The leading racer in the Tour de France typically wears what color?",
		"answer1": "Black",
		"answer2": "Yellow",
		"answer3": "Green"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Yellow",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In a trial, who is charged with proving guilt?",
		"answer1": "Prosecution",
		"answer2": "Defense",
		"answer3": "Judge"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Prosecution",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "If you are about to use foul language, you might say “pardon my” what?",
		"answer1": "French",
		"answer2": "Screaming",
		"answer3": "Grandmother"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "French",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Muhammad Ali famously said he could “float like a butterfly, sting like a” what?",
		"answer1": "Jellyfish",
		"answer2": "Bee",
		"answer3": "Personal insult"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Bee",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What date is inscribed on the granite waterfront monument in Massachusetts’ Pilgrim Memorial State Park?",
		"answer1": "1620",
		"answer2": "1492",
		"answer3": "1776"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "1620",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In the history of US presidential elections, what third-party candidate got the most electoral votes?",
		"answer1": "Ralph Nader",
		"answer2": "Ross Perot",
		"answer3": "Theodore Roosevelt"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Theodore Roosevelt",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In one of the biggest upsets in Tony history, a show about puppets beat out which of these musicals?",
		"answer1": "Wicked",
		"answer2": "Spring Awakening",
		"answer3": "Hello, Dolly!"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Wicked",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In the film series, which of these boxers officially had a winning record against Rocky Balboa?",
		"answer1": "James “Clubber” Lang",
		"answer2": "Apollo Creed",
		"answer3": "Mason Dixon"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Mason Dixon",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these tech companies does NOT have the same CEO as the other two?",
		"answer1": "Kickstarter",
		"answer2": "Square",
		"answer3": "Twitter"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Kickstarter",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A character on “Seinfeld” once found the discarded set of what TV show host?",
		"answer1": "Merv Griffin",
		"answer2": "Johnny Carson",
		"answer3": "Jerry Springer"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Merv Griffin",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these places is naturally home to penguins?",
		"answer1": "Alaska",
		"answer2": "South Africa",
		"answer3": "Mongolia"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "South Africa",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is NOT one of Pittsburgh’s “Three Rivers”?",
		"answer1": "Ohio",
		"answer2": "Beaver",
		"answer3": "Allegheny"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Beaver",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What animal’s kid is literally called a “kid”?",
		"answer1": "Sheep",
		"answer2": "Kangaroo",
		"answer3": "Goat"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Goat",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "If a British person asks to use your “lorry,” what do they want to use?",
		"answer1": "Skateboard",
		"answer2": "Truck",
		"answer3": "Bathroom"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Truck",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What cartoon character repeatedly perishes on “South Park,” only to return every time?",
		"answer1": "Darkwing Duck",
		"answer2": "Jon Snow",
		"answer3": "Kenny"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Kenny",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What structure did King Kong famously climb?",
		"answer1": "Mount Everest",
		"answer2": "Empire State Building",
		"answer3": "Hogwarts"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Empire State Building",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In the 1920s, a man notoriously pushed what to the top of Pikes Peak using only his nose?",
		"answer1": "Gumball",
		"answer2": "Peanut",
		"answer3": "FDR campaign button"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Peanut",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Taylor Swift reportedly wrote Bad Blood about Katy Perry after a conflict over what?",
		"answer1": "Backup dancers",
		"answer2": "Awards show dress",
		"answer3": "Stolen lyrics"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Backup dancers",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "As portrayed in “The King’s Speech,” which king quit and left his stammering brother to take the throne?",
		"answer1": "Edward VIII",
		"answer2": "George VI",
		"answer3": "Edward II"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Edward VIII",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The current capital city of which country was NOT its capital in 1990?",
		"answer1": "Nigeria",
		"answer2": "Côte d’Ivoire",
		"answer3": "Burkina Faso"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Nigeria",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What US senator had a cameo in the comedy “Wedding Crashers”?",
		"answer1": "Joe Lieberman",
		"answer2": "John McCain",
		"answer3": "Patrick Leahy"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "John McCain",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the real name of the co-founder of Cash Money Records?",
		"answer1": "Dwayne Carter",
		"answer2": "Sean Combs",
		"answer3": "Bryan Williams"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Bryan Williams",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In what holy location would you find the Dome of the Rock?",
		"answer1": "Mount Sinai",
		"answer2": "Temple Mount",
		"answer3": "Mount of Olives"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Temple Mount",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the name of the robot that has spent more than 10 Earth years exploring Mars?",
		"answer1": "Spirit",
		"answer2": "Pathfinder",
		"answer3": "Opportunity"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Opportunity",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In Richard Connell’s famous short story “The Most Dangerous Game,” what is being hunted?",
		"answer1": "Whale",
		"answer2": "Man",
		"answer3": "Hound"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Man",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these roots is often used to make naturally flavored root beer?",
		"answer1": "Ginseng",
		"answer2": "Sarsaparilla",
		"answer3": "Cassava"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Sarsaparilla",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these names is also a term that refers to a male deer?",
		"answer1": "Gary",
		"answer2": "Buck",
		"answer3": "Alfredo"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Buck",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is an important ingredient in making coffee?",
		"answer1": "Bike chain lubricant",
		"answer2": "Hot water",
		"answer3": "Brown mustard"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Hot water",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A direct flight from Bishkek to Ashgabat will nearly pass over which country’s capital?",
		"answer1": "Uzbekistan",
		"answer2": "Kazakhstan",
		"answer3": "Afghanistan"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Uzbekistan",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "About how long does light from our Sun take to reach Earth?",
		"answer1": "8.3 minutes",
		"answer2": "3.8 minutes",
		"answer3": "38 seconds"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "8.3 minutes",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these US states has the most official state songs?",
		"answer1": "West Virginia",
		"answer2": "Tennessee",
		"answer3": "Texas"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Tennessee",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What long-running science fiction franchise began aboard the spacecraft Nostromo?",
		"answer1": "Star Trek",
		"answer2": "Alien",
		"answer3": "Planet of the Apes"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Alien",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Of the US presidents born in the 20th century, who held office first?",
		"answer1": "Dwight D. Eisenhower",
		"answer2": "John F. Kennedy",
		"answer3": "Lyndon B. Johnson"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "John F. Kennedy",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "“Association football” is the British term for a sport typically known as what in the US?",
		"answer1": "Football",
		"answer2": "Rugby",
		"answer3": "Soccer"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Soccer",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Despite his name, which of these musicians is actually from Morocco?",
		"answer1": "French Montana",
		"answer2": "Flo Rida",
		"answer3": "Bruno Mars"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "French Montana",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What fruit is also sometimes known as a “fuzzless peach”?",
		"answer1": "Orange",
		"answer2": "Nectarine",
		"answer3": "Pomegranate"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Nectarine",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these species is the closest relative of the llama?",
		"answer1": "Hamster",
		"answer2": "Alpaca",
		"answer3": "Rhinoceros"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Alpaca",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these titles typically wields the most power at a corporation?",
		"answer1": "CIO",
		"answer2": "CFO",
		"answer3": "CEO"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "CEO",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A dinner combining seafood and red meat is called “surf and” what?",
		"answer1": "Smurf",
		"answer2": "Turf",
		"answer3": "Nerf"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Turf",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these body parts is also a common part of a chair?",
		"answer1": "Spleen",
		"answer2": "Leg",
		"answer3": "Uvula"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Leg",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The phrase “always a bridesmaid, never a bride” was popularized by an ad campaign for what?",
		"answer1": "Detergent",
		"answer2": "Lingerie",
		"answer3": "Mouthwash"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Mouthwash",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The 1980 US hockey team won the gold medal by defeating which country in the final game?",
		"answer1": "Finland",
		"answer2": "Canada",
		"answer3": "Soviet Union"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Finland",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these prizes did author Annie Proulx NOT earn for “Brokeback Mountain”?",
		"answer1": "Pulitzer",
		"answer2": "National Magazine Award",
		"answer3": "O. Henry"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Pulitzer",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What classic cartoon character’s catchphrase refers to a dish of corn and lima beans?",
		"answer1": "Sylvester the Cat",
		"answer2": "Popeye",
		"answer3": "Mighty Mouse"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Sylvester the Cat",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these nations shares a border with Italy?",
		"answer1": "Serbia",
		"answer2": "Slovakia",
		"answer3": "Slovenia"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Slovenia",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these phrases has NOT been the title of a James Bond film?",
		"answer1": "Tomorrow Is Not Enough",
		"answer2": "Live and Let Die",
		"answer3": "For Your Eyes Only"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Tomorrow Is Not Enough",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "If you filed an extension on your individual US tax return this year, when is your new deadline?",
		"answer1": "October 15",
		"answer2": "August 15",
		"answer3": "June 15"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "October 15",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Frenchman Fernand Lamaze came up with a popular technique for what?",
		"answer1": "Childbirth",
		"answer2": "Serving a tennis ball",
		"answer3": "Frying potatoes"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Childbirth",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The arrow next to the gas gauge on a car dashboard is designed to point to what?",
		"answer1": "Oil gauge",
		"answer2": "Filler cap",
		"answer3": "Trunk"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Filler cap",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the name of the imaginary line at zero degrees latitude?",
		"answer1": "Prime Meridian",
		"answer2": "Equator",
		"answer3": "Tropic of Capricorn"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Equator",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "According to old superstition, in order to avoid a jinx you should knock on what?",
		"answer1": "Wood",
		"answer2": "Your neighbor’s window",
		"answer3": "The Mona Lisa"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Wood",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Michael Jackson was known as the King of what?",
		"answer1": "Breakfast",
		"answer2": "Pop",
		"answer3": "Bahrain"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Pop",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The actor behind which “Fresh Prince” character also had a long career voicing cartoon villains?",
		"answer1": "Carlton",
		"answer2": "Philip",
		"answer3": "Geoffrey"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Philip",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The two sides of the Great Wall of China face China and what?",
		"answer1": "Russia",
		"answer2": "Mongolia",
		"answer3": "China"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "China",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these dogs is thought to NOT get its name from its color?",
		"answer1": "Chocolate Lab",
		"answer2": "Golden Retriever",
		"answer3": "Greyhound"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Greyhound",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In publishing, what is typically found next to “verso”?",
		"answer1": "Bolus",
		"answer2": "Menta",
		"answer3": "Recto"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Recto",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these cities’ NBA teams has a bird as a mascot?",
		"answer1": "Memphis",
		"answer2": "New Orleans",
		"answer3": "Charlotte"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "New Orleans",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Eliza Schuyler Hamilton helped raise money to build what DC landmark?",
		"answer1": "Jefferson Memorial",
		"answer2": "Washington Monument",
		"answer3": "Ford’s Theater"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Washington Monument",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these fabrics is most closely associated with picnics?",
		"answer1": "Tulle",
		"answer2": "Gingham",
		"answer3": "Seersucker"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Gingham",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What judge oversaw the 1994-95 trial of OJ Simpson?",
		"answer1": "Lance Ito",
		"answer2": "Joe Brown",
		"answer3": "Mills Lane"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Lance Ito",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these animated movies featured the song “A Whole New World”?",
		"answer1": "Aladdin",
		"answer2": "Toy Story",
		"answer3": "An American Tail"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Aladdin",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What “butler” lent his name to a popular 1990s search engine?",
		"answer1": "Mr. Belvedere",
		"answer2": "Jeeves",
		"answer3": "Malcolm"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Jeeves",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The word “flauta” literally translates to what in English?",
		"answer1": "Flimsy taco",
		"answer2": "Flute",
		"answer3": "Flux capacitor"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Flute",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What color are most official New York taxicabs?",
		"answer1": "Yellow",
		"answer2": "Rainbow",
		"answer3": "Red / White / Blue"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Yellow",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Though they all ended quickly, which of these late-night hosts had the shortest run?",
		"answer1": "Magic Johnson",
		"answer2": "Pat Sajak",
		"answer3": "Chevy Chase"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Chevy Chase",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is actually in the country of Scotland?",
		"answer1": "County of Scotland",
		"answer2": "Scotland Yard",
		"answer3": "Skye, Scotland"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Skye, Scotland",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these video game companies first made playing cards?",
		"answer1": "Nintendo",
		"answer2": "Atari",
		"answer3": "Sega"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Nintendo",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "From where did the Titanic originally set sail?",
		"answer1": "United States",
		"answer2": "England",
		"answer3": "Northern Ireland"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Northern Ireland",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these words can describe both a hat and a type of sleeve?",
		"answer1": "Cap",
		"answer2": "Tam",
		"answer3": "Bowler"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Cap",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What European mountain range is named for its visibility to incoming American ships?",
		"answer1": "Pecos Bill",
		"answer2": "Picos de Europa",
		"answer3": "Pico de Gallo"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Picos de Europa",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In which of these terms does the initial refer to the name of an emperor?",
		"answer1": "W-2",
		"answer2": "C-Section",
		"answer3": "Q Rating"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "C-Section",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Another way to express the number 1000 is to write “ten to the” what?",
		"answer1": "Thousandth power",
		"answer2": "Tenth power",
		"answer3": "Third power"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Third power",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these words has won Oxford Dictionaries Word of the Year?",
		"answer1": "Hundo",
		"answer2": "Unfriend",
		"answer3": "Yassss"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Unfriend",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What was the name of the wrestling giant who starred in “The Princess Bride”?",
		"answer1": "Gerry",
		"answer2": "Mitch",
		"answer3": "André"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "André",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What term refers to diving headfirst into a pool with arms wide open at the start?",
		"answer1": "Pig dive",
		"answer2": "Swan dive",
		"answer3": "Moose dive"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Swan dive",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "If your clothes catch fire, you are supposed to stop, drop, and what?",
		"answer1": "Think",
		"answer2": "Roll",
		"answer3": "Freak"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Roll",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The element named from the Latin for “flint” is typically used to make what?",
		"answer1": "Explosives",
		"answer2": "Computer chips",
		"answer3": "Electrical wire"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Computer chips",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which city is NOT a terminus of the Panama Canal?",
		"answer1": "Colón",
		"answer2": "Panama City",
		"answer3": "La Chorrera"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "La Chorrera",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What classic video game was partly designed by founders of Apple Computer?",
		"answer1": "Defender",
		"answer2": "Asteroids",
		"answer3": "Breakout"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Breakout",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is both a body part and the phonetic pronunciation of a letter in the Hebrew alphabet?",
		"answer1": "Gimel",
		"answer2": "Heel",
		"answer3": "Shin"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Shin",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A “rack-and-pinion” assembly relies on what mechanical concept?",
		"answer1": "Hydraulics",
		"answer2": "Gears",
		"answer3": "Springs"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Gears",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the name of the treat that plays a key role in “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe”?",
		"answer1": "Turkish delight",
		"answer2": "Greek surprise",
		"answer3": "Indian pleasantry"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Turkish delight",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which sport does NOT have a US Open?",
		"answer1": "Tennis",
		"answer2": "Golf",
		"answer3": "Handball"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Handball",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What would you directly learn to do from the Chicago Manual of Style?",
		"answer1": "Punctuate a sentence",
		"answer2": "Kern a font",
		"answer3": "Accessorize a dress"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Punctuate a sentence",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these people was president of the US during the Civil War?",
		"answer1": "Abraham Lincoln",
		"answer2": "Andrew Jackson",
		"answer3": "Ulysses S. Grant"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Abraham Lincoln",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these states lies farthest west?",
		"answer1": "New Mexico",
		"answer2": "North Carolina",
		"answer3": "New Jersey"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "New Mexico",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is the name of the ship that famously brought the Pilgrims to America?",
		"answer1": "Pacific Princess",
		"answer2": "SS Minnow",
		"answer3": "Mayflower"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Mayflower",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is a common office supply?",
		"answer1": "Clown shoes",
		"answer2": "Paper clips",
		"answer3": "Heated asphalt"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Paper clips",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The last lines spoken by Shakespeare’s Romeo and Othello both include what word?",
		"answer1": "Sleep",
		"answer2": "Kiss",
		"answer3": "Heart"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Kiss",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which nation’s flag features a simple geometric form meant to resemble the nation’s shape?",
		"answer1": "Bosnia and Herzegovina",
		"answer2": "Nepal",
		"answer3": "Argentina"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Bosnia and Herzegovina",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is a character from the 1980s cartoon series titled “Ghostbusters”?",
		"answer1": "Slimer",
		"answer2": "Ray Stantz",
		"answer3": "Eddie Spenser Jr."
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Eddie Spenser Jr.",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Whose Twitter handle comes first in alphabetical order?",
		"answer1": "Ellen DeGeneres",
		"answer2": "Neil Patrick Harris",
		"answer3": "LeBron James"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Neil Patrick Harris",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of the following cities is NOT home to an inaugural NHL team?",
		"answer1": "Pittsburgh",
		"answer2": "Chicago",
		"answer3": "Detroit"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Pittsburgh",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Guns N’ Roses once wrote a song with the same title as what author's most famous work?",
		"answer1": "JD Salinger",
		"answer2": "F. Scott Fitzgerald",
		"answer3": "Truman Capote"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "JD Salinger",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is an anagram of “twelve plus one”?",
		"answer1": "Eleven plus two",
		"answer2": "Twenty-one elves",
		"answer3": "Twelve one-ups"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Eleven plus two",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these states is home to the tallest structure in the Western Hemisphere?",
		"answer1": "Washington",
		"answer2": "New York",
		"answer3": "North Dakota"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "North Dakota",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The mnemonic “King Henry Doesn’t Usually Drink Chocolate Milk” is used to remember what?",
		"answer1": "Moons of Saturn",
		"answer2": "Noble gases",
		"answer3": "Metric prefixes"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Metric prefixes",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these investments takes longest to mature?",
		"answer1": "T-bonds",
		"answer2": "T-notes",
		"answer3": "T-bills"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "T-bonds",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the capital of the North Star State?",
		"answer1": "Austin",
		"answer2": "Juneau",
		"answer3": "Saint Paul"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Saint Paul",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What does the “A” in the biological acronym “DNA” stand for?",
		"answer1": "Ardent",
		"answer2": "Acid",
		"answer3": "Adenine"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Acid",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "When referring to the rodent, which of these is the correct plural form of “mouse”?",
		"answer1": "Mouses",
		"answer2": "Octopi",
		"answer3": "Mice"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Mice",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A person who can’t decide something is said to be “sitting on the” what?",
		"answer1": "Blockchain",
		"answer2": "Dock of the bay",
		"answer3": "Fence"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Fence",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is NOT a common type of underwear?",
		"answer1": "Bee beard",
		"answer2": "Briefs",
		"answer3": "Boxers"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Bee beard",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The final words of which famous poem are written in the Sanskrit language?",
		"answer1": "Ozymandias",
		"answer2": "The New Colossus",
		"answer3": "The Waste Land"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "The Waste Land",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The New York Daily Advertiser was a newspaper famous for publishing what?",
		"answer1": "First US coupons",
		"answer2": "Federalist Papers",
		"answer3": "Classifieds"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Federalist Papers",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "You are most likely to hear the Tetum language spoken in which capital city?",
		"answer1": "Dili",
		"answer2": "Mogadishu",
		"answer3": "La Paz"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Dili",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which cartoon character made his first TV appearance in an ad for a fruit juice?",
		"answer1": "Squidward Tentacles",
		"answer2": "Snoopy",
		"answer3": "Doug Funnie"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Doug Funnie",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these words is used to refer to more than one ferret?",
		"answer1": "Business",
		"answer2": "Punch",
		"answer3": "Clever"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Business",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these BBQ dishes is most closely tied to Kentucky?",
		"answer1": "Chipped mutton",
		"answer2": "Brunswick stew",
		"answer3": "Dry ribs"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Chipped mutton",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "“Let My Love Open the Door” was a hit for a former member of what band?",
		"answer1": "The Who",
		"answer2": "Genesis",
		"answer3": "Led Zeppelin"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "The Who",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What billionaire runs the corporate behemoth Berkshire Hathaway?",
		"answer1": "Michael Bloomberg",
		"answer2": "Warren Buffett",
		"answer3": "Charles Koch"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Warren Buffett",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these particles is NOT found within an atomic nucleus?",
		"answer1": "Electron",
		"answer2": "Proton",
		"answer3": "Neutron"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Electron",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The comic strip “B.C.” is mainly about what?",
		"answer1": "Aliens",
		"answer2": "Cavemen",
		"answer3": "Robots"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Cavemen",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "By definition, a hotel room advertised as having AC has what?",
		"answer1": "Alive cockroaches",
		"answer2": "Almond cookies",
		"answer3": "Air conditioning"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Air conditioning",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Two items that are difficult to compare are often said to be what?",
		"answer1": "Hoagies / grinders",
		"answer2": "Apples / oranges",
		"answer3": "Simons / Garfunkels"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Apples / oranges",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "On AFI’s list of the top 100 movie quotes, two of the top three were spoken by what actor?",
		"answer1": "Humphrey Bogart",
		"answer2": "Clint Eastwood",
		"answer3": "Marlon Brando"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Marlon Brando",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is the title of only one book of the Bible?",
		"answer1": "Kings",
		"answer2": "Chronicles",
		"answer3": "Judges"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Judges",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The Rolling Stones song “Sympathy for the Devil” was said to be inspired by what literary work?",
		"answer1": "The Master and Margarita",
		"answer2": "The Divine Comedy",
		"answer3": "Sympathy for the Devil"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "The Master and Margarita",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In the world of comic books, what does “retcon” mean?",
		"answer1": "Retouched condition",
		"answer2": "Retroactive continuity",
		"answer3": "Retaliatory concussion"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Retroactive continuity",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these landmark Supreme Court cases was handed down first?",
		"answer1": "Dred Scott v. Sandford",
		"answer2": "Brown v. Board",
		"answer3": "Plessy v. Ferguson"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Dred Scott v. Sandford",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these college football teams famously has the largest stadium?",
		"answer1": "Crimson Tide",
		"answer2": "Wolverines",
		"answer3": "Longhorns"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Wolverines",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "On the periodic table of the elements, what are the horizontal rows called?",
		"answer1": "Groups",
		"answer2": "Periods",
		"answer3": "Blocks"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Periods",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is NOT one of Switzerland’s official languages?",
		"answer1": "French",
		"answer2": "Italian",
		"answer3": "Dutch"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Dutch",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is considered “higher” mathematics?",
		"answer1": "Arithmetic",
		"answer2": "Area of a square",
		"answer3": "Vector calculus"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Vector calculus",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the name of the layer that lies between the crust and core of the Earth?",
		"answer1": "Mantle",
		"answer2": "Ocean",
		"answer3": "Continent"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Mantle",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these places is located in the tropics?",
		"answer1": "Siberia",
		"answer2": "Hawaii",
		"answer3": "Antarctica"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Hawaii",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Who is the Eiffel Tower named after?",
		"answer1": "Gustave Eiffel",
		"answer2": "Gustave Tower",
		"answer3": "Indoor Football League"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Gustave Eiffel",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Who was inducted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame first?",
		"answer1": "Nikola Tesla",
		"answer2": "Philo Farnsworth",
		"answer3": "Louis Pasteur"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Nikola Tesla",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The Lone Star State does NOT border which state?",
		"answer1": "Centennial State",
		"answer2": "Land of Enchantment",
		"answer3": "Pelican State"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Centennial State",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these dog breeds has won the most Best in Show awards at Westminster?",
		"answer1": "English Setter",
		"answer2": "Scottish Terrier",
		"answer3": "Bichon Frise"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Scottish Terrier",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The Barbie of Barbie doll fame shares her last name with what current government official?",
		"answer1": "Secretary of Defense",
		"answer2": "Speaker of the House",
		"answer3": "SCOTUS Chief Justice"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "SCOTUS Chief Justice",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The rapper Q-Tip is part of what classic hip-hop group?",
		"answer1": "A Tribe Called Quest",
		"answer2": "Public Enemy",
		"answer3": "De La Soul"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "A Tribe Called Quest",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these islands is in the Caribbean?",
		"answer1": "Bora Bora",
		"answer2": "Seychelles",
		"answer3": "Saint Lucia"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Saint Lucia",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In the 1989 film “Turner & Hooch,” what kind of animal was Hooch?",
		"answer1": "Dog",
		"answer2": "Ferret",
		"answer3": "Skunk"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Dog",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these terms is used to describe the news media?",
		"answer1": "Fourth estate",
		"answer2": "Second base",
		"answer3": "Third watch"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Fourth estate",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these properties is often measured in fluid ounces?",
		"answer1": "Density",
		"answer2": "Volume",
		"answer3": "Viscosity"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Volume",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is the name of a famous cartoon chipmunk?",
		"answer1": "Mickey",
		"answer2": "Goofy",
		"answer3": "Alvin"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Alvin",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "According to an old saying, “You can’t judge a book by its” what?",
		"answer1": "Index",
		"answer2": "Klout Score",
		"answer3": "Cover"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Cover",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which machine would you most likely find in a gym?",
		"answer1": "Karaoke machine",
		"answer2": "Deep fryer",
		"answer3": "Treadmill"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Treadmill",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Rumored to be made of unicorn horns, the throne chair of Denmark is actually made of what?",
		"answer1": "Horse bones",
		"answer2": "White quartz",
		"answer3": "Narwhal tusks"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Narwhal tusks",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The only dwarf planet in our solar system’s asteroid belt is named for a goddess of what?",
		"answer1": "Wisdom",
		"answer2": "Agriculture",
		"answer3": "Dawn"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Agriculture",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which Canadian author wrote a book nobody will be able to read until the next century?",
		"answer1": "Alice Munro",
		"answer2": "Margaret Atwood",
		"answer3": "Yann Martel"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Margaret Atwood",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The Theridion grallator is a Hawaiian spider famous for what distinctive pattern on its back?",
		"answer1": "Smiley face",
		"answer2": "Ice cream cone",
		"answer3": "Mickey Mouse ears"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Smiley face",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these artists has NOT recorded a song based on “Wuthering Heights”?",
		"answer1": "Annie Lennox",
		"answer2": "Kate Bush",
		"answer3": "Celine Dion"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Annie Lennox",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What school shares its name with a character from the legends of King Arthur?",
		"answer1": "Emory University",
		"answer2": "Notre Dame",
		"answer3": "Columbia University"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Notre Dame",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these terms refers to avoiding tasks by pretending to be unable to do them?",
		"answer1": "Aversion therapy",
		"answer2": "Strategic incompetence",
		"answer3": "Method acting"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Strategic incompetence",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Thanks to its density, which of these elements is the heaviest?",
		"answer1": "Lead",
		"answer2": "Silver",
		"answer3": "Aluminum"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Lead",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these US states is part of the Delmarva Peninsula?",
		"answer1": "Arkansas",
		"answer2": "Maryland",
		"answer3": "Arizona"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Maryland",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is a food that vegans would eat?",
		"answer1": "Spinach",
		"answer2": "Strip steak",
		"answer3": "Tuna salad"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Spinach",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is a derisive name for a large, generic suburban home?",
		"answer1": "Piazza Hut",
		"answer2": "Burger Realm",
		"answer3": "McMansion"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "McMansion",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which is a common flavor of toothpaste?",
		"answer1": "Mint",
		"answer2": "Salt",
		"answer3": "Mayonnaise"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Mint",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these actors is known for tweeting pictures of his own paintings?",
		"answer1": "Anthony Hopkins",
		"answer2": "Sam Neill",
		"answer3": "Michael Caine"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Anthony Hopkins",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "According to Japanese tradition, a wedding scheduled on “butsumetsu” would likely result in what?",
		"answer1": "At least two children",
		"answer2": "Cursed marriage",
		"answer3": "Financial prosperity"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Cursed marriage",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these brands does NOT have a designer contracted for life?",
		"answer1": "Chanel",
		"answer2": "Gucci",
		"answer3": "Fendi"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Gucci",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The Swiss Open has twice given out which of these to a top tennis player?",
		"answer1": "Giant cheese wheel",
		"answer2": "Tuft of Swiss grass",
		"answer3": "Cow"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Cow",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which US president never had a spouse?",
		"answer1": "James Buchanan",
		"answer2": "Martin Van Buren",
		"answer3": "John Tyler"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "James Buchanan",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What does the Italian exclamation “Basta!” translate to in English?",
		"answer1": "Enough!",
		"answer2": "Great!",
		"answer3": "Pasta!"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Enough!",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is a right granted by the Sixth Amendment?",
		"answer1": "Private trial",
		"answer2": "Public trial",
		"answer3": "Trial without a jury"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Public trial",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Geographically speaking, an atoll is a type of what?",
		"answer1": "Island",
		"answer2": "Peninsula",
		"answer3": "Isthmus"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Island",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these terms means “common people”?",
		"answer1": "Perth Amboy",
		"answer2": "Hoi polloi",
		"answer3": "Bok choy"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Hoi polloi",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the name of the first book of the Christian Bible?",
		"answer1": "The Sorcerer’s Stone",
		"answer2": "Genesis",
		"answer3": "Fellowship of the Ring"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Genesis",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these irons is a common heat-styling tool for hair?",
		"answer1": "Jeremy",
		"answer2": "Curling",
		"answer3": "Cast"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Curling",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A single piece of clothing that covers the entire body is called what?",
		"answer1": "Whatsie",
		"answer2": "Whosie",
		"answer3": "Onesie"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Onesie",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Bob Marley’s son performs the theme song for a hit animated TV show about a talking what?",
		"answer1": "Sponge",
		"answer2": "Aardvark",
		"answer3": "Horse"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Aardvark",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The acclaimed author of “The Year of Magical Thinking” has appeared in ads for what fashion brand?",
		"answer1": "Givenchy",
		"answer2": "Chanel",
		"answer3": "Céline"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Céline",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which island purportedly inspired the setting for Shakespeare’s “The Tempest”?",
		"answer1": "Montserrat",
		"answer2": "Anguilla",
		"answer3": "Bermuda"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Bermuda",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these words is NOT part of the diving acronym SCUBA?",
		"answer1": "Apparatus",
		"answer2": "Contained",
		"answer3": "Sport"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Sport",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The director of which film appeared in several episodes of “Degrassi: The Next Generation”?",
		"answer1": "Clerks",
		"answer2": "Knocked Up",
		"answer3": "The Sixth Sense"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Clerks",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these places named its capital after John the Baptist?",
		"answer1": "Cuba",
		"answer2": "Puerto Rico",
		"answer3": "The Bahamas"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Puerto Rico",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is NOT part of the modern version of the Hippocratic Oath?",
		"answer1": "Secret-keeping",
		"answer2": "Respect for physicians",
		"answer3": "Punctuality"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Punctuality",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Though it is still several years away, the fifth day of May in 2025 has what unofficial title?",
		"answer1": "Fibonacci Day",
		"answer2": "Square Root Day",
		"answer3": "Pythagorean Theorem Day"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Square Root Day",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Who lends his name to the machines that typically resurface the ice at skating rinks?",
		"answer1": "Frank Zamboni",
		"answer2": "Charles Ponzi",
		"answer3": "Brian Boitano"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Frank Zamboni",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What type of grinning animal is famously featured in “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland”?",
		"answer1": "Pig",
		"answer2": "Lizard",
		"answer3": "Cat"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Cat",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the name of the traditional Japanese art form that combines dancing and theater?",
		"answer1": "Surfboarding",
		"answer2": "Kabuki",
		"answer3": "Pattycake"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Kabuki",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Andy Warhol reportedly once said that “everyone will be world-famous for” how long?",
		"answer1": "At least an hour",
		"answer2": "To infinity and beyond",
		"answer3": "Fifteen minutes"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Fifteen minutes",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these veteran filmmakers has directed an R-rated movie?",
		"answer1": "Chris Columbus",
		"answer2": "Nancy Meyers",
		"answer3": "JJ Abrams"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Nancy Meyers",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Bessie, the US equivalent to the Loch Ness monster, is rumored to live in what lake?",
		"answer1": "Superior",
		"answer2": "Erie",
		"answer3": "Ontario"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Erie",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these shows typically features voiceover narration instead of an on-screen host?",
		"answer1": "Flip or Flop",
		"answer2": "Fixer Upper",
		"answer3": "House Hunters"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "House Hunters",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The creator of which of these fonts has publicly declared it “the best font in the world”?",
		"answer1": "Comic sans",
		"answer2": "Papyrus",
		"answer3": "Helvetica"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Comic sans",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What music legend’s hat stole the show at the 2009 presidential inauguration?",
		"answer1": "Aretha Franklin",
		"answer2": "Keith Urban",
		"answer3": "Pharrell"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Aretha Franklin",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "By definition, an expert in amanuensis is helpful in what?",
		"answer1": "Administering shots",
		"answer2": "Writing letters",
		"answer3": "Cleaning lab equipment"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Writing letters",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these children’s books was written and illustrated by the same person?",
		"answer1": "Goodnight Moon",
		"answer2": "The Story of Ferdinand",
		"answer3": "The Little Prince"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "The Little Prince",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What type of wine is spoiled in a hit ’90s song by Alanis Morissette?",
		"answer1": "Chardonnay",
		"answer2": "Sherry",
		"answer3": "Merlot"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Chardonnay",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which term describes pajamas with initials stitched onto them?",
		"answer1": "Monogrammed",
		"answer2": "Monorailed",
		"answer3": "Monologued"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Monogrammed",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these typically stores sweet treats?",
		"answer1": "Jacuzzi",
		"answer2": "Cookie jar",
		"answer3": "Shrimp boat"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Cookie jar",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Denver’s Union Station once banned which of these things?",
		"answer1": "Whistling",
		"answer2": "Wearing red",
		"answer3": "Kissing"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Kissing",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these creatures is NOT represented by a professional Japanese baseball team?",
		"answer1": "Dragon",
		"answer2": "Carp",
		"answer3": "Lizard"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Lizard",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A massive 2017 hit by Selena Gomez sampled a ’70s song with what memorable lyric?",
		"answer1": "Qu’est-ce que c’est",
		"answer2": "You drive us wild",
		"answer3": "If I was a sculptor"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Qu’est-ce que c’est",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In the film version of “Matilda,” which Olympic sport did Miss Trunchbull compete in?",
		"answer1": "Pole vault",
		"answer2": "Fencing",
		"answer3": "Javelin"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Javelin",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The designer of the Louis Vuitton Multicolore monogram has also created album cover art for which musician?",
		"answer1": "Drake",
		"answer2": "Kanye West",
		"answer3": "The Weeknd"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Kanye West",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The game now known as laser tag began as a 1979 toy inspired by what franchise?",
		"answer1": "Star Trek",
		"answer2": "The Jetsons",
		"answer3": "Doctor Who"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Star Trek",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The 20th century US Supreme Court Justice Marshall was born with what first name?",
		"answer1": "Thoroughly",
		"answer2": "Thergood",
		"answer3": "Thoroughgood"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Thoroughgood",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these terms refers to a popular type of wooden board used for decorating?",
		"answer1": "Shiplap",
		"answer2": "Boatcull",
		"answer3": "Craftpanel"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Shiplap",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these would be considered a peccadillo?",
		"answer1": "Tardiness",
		"answer2": "Identity theft",
		"answer3": "Kidnapping"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Tardiness",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these shapes has the most sides?",
		"answer1": "Hexagon",
		"answer2": "Pentagon",
		"answer3": "Rhombus"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Hexagon",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is most likely to cause hair static?",
		"answer1": "Peeling an orange",
		"answer2": "Eating too much tuna",
		"answer3": "Taking off a sweater"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Taking off a sweater",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The duration of a pregnancy is usually measured in what?",
		"answer1": "Laughter",
		"answer2": "Trimesters",
		"answer3": "Cups of decaf"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Trimesters",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The author of which of these works also wrote a famous biography of Christopher Columbus?",
		"answer1": "Rip Van Winkle",
		"answer2": "A Tramp Abroad",
		"answer3": "A Christmas Carol"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Rip Van Winkle",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which US president did NOT win a Nobel Peace Prize?",
		"answer1": "Woodrow Wilson",
		"answer2": "Franklin Roosevelt",
		"answer3": "Teddy Roosevelt"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Franklin Roosevelt",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these would a doctor most likely make use of?",
		"answer1": "Clinopinacoid",
		"answer2": "Xiphiplastron",
		"answer3": "Armamentarium"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Armamentarium",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The lead actor in “Better Call Saul” starred on what ’90s sketch comedy TV series?",
		"answer1": "Mr. Show",
		"answer2": "The State",
		"answer3": "Kids in the Hall"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Mr. Show",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which animal is NOT a species of wild cat?",
		"answer1": "Rorqual",
		"answer2": "Oncilla",
		"answer3": "Margay"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Rorqual",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these terms refers to the outer region of the Sun’s atmosphere?",
		"answer1": "Tacoma",
		"answer2": "Corona",
		"answer3": "Zygoma"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Corona",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which state’s capital contains the name of the state?",
		"answer1": "Indiana",
		"answer2": "Iowa",
		"answer3": "Maine"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Indiana",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What shape best describes the USDA’s current diagram of a balanced diet?",
		"answer1": "Square",
		"answer2": "Pyramid",
		"answer3": "Circle"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Circle",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "By definition, numbers that are less than zero are classified as what?",
		"answer1": "Imaginary",
		"answer2": "Negative",
		"answer3": "Transcendental"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Negative",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is a shade of red?",
		"answer1": "Crimson",
		"answer2": "Turquoise",
		"answer3": "Emerald"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Crimson",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these animals is usually the smallest?",
		"answer1": "Goose",
		"answer2": "Moose",
		"answer3": "Bruce Willis"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Goose",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Clothes normally go from a washing machine to what other machine?",
		"answer1": "Fax",
		"answer2": "Dryer",
		"answer3": "ATM"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Dryer",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Paul Newman is mentioned in the first line of what novel?",
		"answer1": "The Hustler",
		"answer2": "The Outsiders",
		"answer3": "Get Shorty"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "The Outsiders",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these words was invented by Jonathan Swift and is a synonym for “big”?",
		"answer1": "Brobdingnagian",
		"answer2": "Lilliputian",
		"answer3": "Gargantuan"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Brobdingnagian",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these scientists has a common tie knot named in his honor?",
		"answer1": "Ernest Rutherford",
		"answer2": "Joseph Priestley",
		"answer3": "Lord Kelvin"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Lord Kelvin",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Meat Loaf’s album “Bat Out of Hell” features songs originally written for a musical about who?",
		"answer1": "James Dean",
		"answer2": "Dracula",
		"answer3": "Peter Pan"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Peter Pan",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Because he likes the “lessons,” what film has the rapper known as Puff Daddy watched at least 63 times?",
		"answer1": "Scarface",
		"answer2": "Big",
		"answer3": "Titanic"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Scarface",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The digastric muscle can be found directly under what body part?",
		"answer1": "Jaw",
		"answer2": "Heart",
		"answer3": "Stomach"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Jaw",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "“Boss of Me” by They Might Be Giants was the theme song to what sitcom?",
		"answer1": "30 Rock",
		"answer2": "Malcolm in the Middle",
		"answer3": "The Office"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Malcolm in the Middle",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The Golden Glove is a US prize given out to top performers in what sport?",
		"answer1": "Bowling",
		"answer2": "UFC",
		"answer3": "Boxing"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Boxing",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "NASA’s Curiosity Rover was built to explore the surface of what?",
		"answer1": "The moon",
		"answer2": "Jupiter",
		"answer3": "Mars"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Mars",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these words is a synonym for “unstable”?",
		"answer1": "Trickle",
		"answer2": "Sickle",
		"answer3": "Fickle"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Fickle",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is typically sold in a bakery?",
		"answer1": "Muffins",
		"answer2": "Top hats",
		"answer3": "Power saws"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Muffins",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Author Ian Fleming created what spy code-named 007?",
		"answer1": "Spyler the Creator",
		"answer2": "James Bond",
		"answer3": "Spyin’ Gosling"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "James Bond",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which TV show faced critical backlash after a controversial turn-of-the-millennium hairstyle change?",
		"answer1": "Sex and the City",
		"answer2": "Friends",
		"answer3": "Felicity"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Felicity",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In which of these novels is the first word the same as the title?",
		"answer1": "Lolita",
		"answer2": "Frankenstein",
		"answer3": "Dracula"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Lolita",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Charles Darwin was born on the same exact date and year as which president?",
		"answer1": "Thomas Jefferson",
		"answer2": "Abraham Lincoln",
		"answer3": "Theodore Roosevelt"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Abraham Lincoln",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these countries relies on nuclear power for more than 75 percent of its electricity?",
		"answer1": "France",
		"answer2": "Russia",
		"answer3": "Japan"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "France",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these celebrities is NOT mentioned by name in LFO’s “Summer Girls”?",
		"answer1": "Michael J. Fox",
		"answer2": "Macaulay Culkin",
		"answer3": "Vanilla Ice"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Vanilla Ice",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these religious movements was founded by a woman?",
		"answer1": "Jehovah’s Witnesses",
		"answer2": "Christian Science",
		"answer3": "Rastafari"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Christian Science",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which singer’s daughter was once the creative director of French fashion house Chloé?",
		"answer1": "Steven Tyler",
		"answer2": "Paul McCartney",
		"answer3": "David Bowie"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Paul McCartney",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "You would find a cloaca in the digestive system of which of these animals?",
		"answer1": "Caterpillar",
		"answer2": "Chameleon",
		"answer3": "Chimpanzee"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Chameleon",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The longest side of a right triangle is called the what?",
		"answer1": "Hypotension",
		"answer2": "Hypothalamus",
		"answer3": "Hypotenuse"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Hypotenuse",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is another word for “another word for”?",
		"answer1": "Zimmerman",
		"answer2": "Synonym",
		"answer3": "Cinnamon"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Synonym",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A catchy song is sometimes referred to as what?",
		"answer1": "Hair tarantula",
		"answer2": "Face-spider",
		"answer3": "Earworm"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Earworm",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In 1954, Roger Bannister became the first man to do what in under four minutes?",
		"answer1": "Run a mile",
		"answer2": "Respond to my text",
		"answer3": "Row across the Atlantic"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Run a mile",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In the children’s book, which of these foods did “The Very Hungry Caterpillar” eat?",
		"answer1": "Banana",
		"answer2": "Pizza",
		"answer3": "Cupcake"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Cupcake",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In Psy’s viral 2012 song from South Korea, the term “oppa” loosely translates to which of these?",
		"answer1": "Big time",
		"answer2": "Big brother",
		"answer3": "Big spender"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Big brother",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which state is home to a NASA facility named for the 35th US president?",
		"answer1": "Texas",
		"answer2": "Florida",
		"answer3": "Virginia"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Florida",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The concept now known as the “uncanny valley” was created by a scientist from what country?",
		"answer1": "Japan",
		"answer2": "USA",
		"answer3": "France"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Japan",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these US states does NOT have a sales tax?",
		"answer1": "Ohio",
		"answer2": "Oklahoma",
		"answer3": "Oregon"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Oregon",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is also known as “the devil’s game”?",
		"answer1": "Blackjack",
		"answer2": "Roulette",
		"answer3": "Poker"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Roulette",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The director of the horror classic “Scream” also directed which film?",
		"answer1": "Mr. Holland’s Opus",
		"answer2": "Music of the Heart",
		"answer3": "School of Rock"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Music of the Heart",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "According to lore, what did the Sphinx ask for before allowing visitors into Thebes?",
		"answer1": "Offer a gift",
		"answer2": "Pay a toll",
		"answer3": "Answer a riddle"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Answer a riddle",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The camera was first featured in which iPhone model?",
		"answer1": "iPhone 3GS",
		"answer2": "iPhone 3G",
		"answer3": "First generation iPhone"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "First generation iPhone",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is considered an oxymoron?",
		"answer1": "Jumbo shrimp",
		"answer2": "Sizzling fajitas",
		"answer3": "Albino alligator"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Jumbo shrimp",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the term for illegally crossing the street while not at a crosswalk?",
		"answer1": "Joewalking",
		"answer2": "Mikewalking",
		"answer3": "Jaywalking"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Jaywalking",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these sandwiches is often grilled?",
		"answer1": "Cheese",
		"answer2": "Knuckle",
		"answer3": "Earl"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Cheese",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which person is NOT mentioned in REM’s “It’s the End of the World as We Know It”?",
		"answer1": "Leonard Cohen",
		"answer2": "Leonid Brezhnev",
		"answer3": "Lester Bangs"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Leonard Cohen",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these major ancient cities was located the farthest north?",
		"answer1": "Carthage",
		"answer2": "Lutetia",
		"answer3": "Byzantium"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Lutetia",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "When the US dollar currency was created, what was its value pegged to?",
		"answer1": "Price of gold",
		"answer2": "French franc",
		"answer3": "Spanish silver dollar"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Spanish silver dollar",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The heroine of Disney’s “The Little Mermaid” was based on a star of what classic sitcom?",
		"answer1": "Who’s the Boss",
		"answer2": "Diff’rent Strokes",
		"answer3": "Full House"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Who’s the Boss",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What kind of tax does NOT apply in the regular edition of Monopoly?",
		"answer1": "Property tax",
		"answer2": "Poor tax",
		"answer3": "Income tax"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Property tax",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these rappers is the tallest?",
		"answer1": "Lil Yachty",
		"answer2": "Lil Uzi Vert",
		"answer3": "Lil Wayne"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Lil Yachty",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these US states’ capitals has the fewest residents?",
		"answer1": "Maryland",
		"answer2": "Minnesota",
		"answer3": "Iowa"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Maryland",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Legendary NBA player Larry Bird went on to coach what team?",
		"answer1": "Boston Celtics",
		"answer2": "Indiana Pacers",
		"answer3": "Los Angeles Lakers"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Indiana Pacers",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "According to the author of “Harry Potter,” where is Hogwarts?",
		"answer1": "Ireland",
		"answer2": "England",
		"answer3": "Scotland"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Scotland",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these synonyms for “large” was coined most recently?",
		"answer1": "Prodigious",
		"answer2": "Humongous",
		"answer3": "Ginormous"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Humongous",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In “The Silence of the Lambs,” Hannibal Lecter paired his fava beans with a wine from what country?",
		"answer1": "France",
		"answer2": "Italy",
		"answer3": "Argentina"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Italy",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The tech term “malware” combines what word with software?",
		"answer1": "Malicious",
		"answer2": "Malfunctioning",
		"answer3": "Malevolent"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Malicious",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A police officer can search your house without a warrant if they have what cause?",
		"answer1": "Notable",
		"answer2": "Probable",
		"answer3": "Acute"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Probable",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A house in need of repairs and remodeling is known as what?",
		"answer1": "Tree-plugger",
		"answer2": "Fixer-upper",
		"answer3": "Trash can-lugger"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Fixer-upper",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "“Dirty water dog” is a New York City nickname for what edible street food?",
		"answer1": "Spaghetti",
		"answer2": "Hot dog",
		"answer3": "Mushroom soup"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Hot dog",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Where was Richard Nixon speaking when he famously declared, “I am not a crook”?",
		"answer1": "Knott’s Berry Farm",
		"answer2": "Disney World",
		"answer3": "SeaWorld"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Disney World",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these nations has NOT produced a secretary-general of the United Nations?",
		"answer1": "Brazil",
		"answer2": "Egypt",
		"answer3": "Sweden"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Brazil",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The so-called “Billionaire Boys Club” of the 1980s got rich quick through what?",
		"answer1": "Penny stocks",
		"answer2": "Ponzi schemes",
		"answer3": "Junk bonds"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Ponzi schemes",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What PBS icon was named an honorary captain of a National Hockey League team?",
		"answer1": "Mister Rogers",
		"answer2": "Bob Ross",
		"answer3": "William F. Buckley Jr."
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Mister Rogers",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these battles did NOT happen during World War II?",
		"answer1": "Battle of Verdun",
		"answer2": "Battle of the Bulge",
		"answer3": "Battle of Midway"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Battle of Verdun",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What singer shares a name with a bygone empire headquartered in Ghana?",
		"answer1": "Shakira",
		"answer2": "Ashanti",
		"answer3": "Aaliyah"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Ashanti",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Of the following cities, which is farthest west?",
		"answer1": "Los Angeles",
		"answer2": "Boise",
		"answer3": "Reno"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Reno",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these Beatles songs is sung entirely in English?",
		"answer1": "Norwegian Wood",
		"answer2": "Across the Universe",
		"answer3": "Michelle"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Norwegian Wood",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these awards is given to the NBA’s best first-year player?",
		"answer1": "America’s Cup",
		"answer2": "Independent Spirit Award",
		"answer3": "Rookie of the Year"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Rookie of the Year",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What kind of power do televisions run on?",
		"answer1": "Electricity",
		"answer2": "Caffeine",
		"answer3": "Pure charisma"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Electricity",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which show did NOT feature a main cast member who played one of Jerry’s girlfriends on “Seinfeld”?",
		"answer1": "Friends",
		"answer2": "Gilmore Girls",
		"answer3": "Wings"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Wings",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "When ranking the seven continents by population, which is in the exact middle?",
		"answer1": "Europe",
		"answer2": "South America",
		"answer3": "North America"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "North America",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In which discipline are you most likely to learn about morphemes?",
		"answer1": "Nuclear chemistry",
		"answer2": "Marine biology",
		"answer3": "Linguistics"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Linguistics",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The invention known as the Archimedes’ screw is typically used for what?",
		"answer1": "Pumping water",
		"answer2": "Fastening wood",
		"answer3": "Preparing meat"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Pumping water",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these actors is famous for the classic movie line “I'm walkin’ here!”?",
		"answer1": "Robert De Niro",
		"answer2": "Dustin Hoffman",
		"answer3": "Al Pacino"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Dustin Hoffman",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In what language is “555” internet slang for laughter?",
		"answer1": "Thai",
		"answer2": "Korean",
		"answer3": "Chinese"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Thai",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "According to the creator, which of these classic characters is actually NOT a cat?",
		"answer1": "The Cat in the Hat",
		"answer2": "Hello Kitty",
		"answer3": "Felix the Cat"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Hello Kitty",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What does the “S” stand for in the government agency TSA?",
		"answer1": "Screening",
		"answer2": "Safety",
		"answer3": "Security"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Security",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Fancy Scotch whisky is often described as “single” what?",
		"answer1": "Match",
		"answer2": "Malt",
		"answer3": "Mash"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Malt",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What internet term is named for a mythical creature?",
		"answer1": "Noob",
		"answer2": "Spam",
		"answer3": "Troll"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Troll",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Uprooted thistle plants that are driven about by the wind are known as what?",
		"answer1": "Fumbleseeds",
		"answer2": "Tumbleweeds",
		"answer3": "Stumbletweeds"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Tumbleweeds",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which is a component of most modern computers?",
		"answer1": "Keyboard",
		"answer2": "Wind chime",
		"answer3": "Grease trap"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Keyboard",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these dishes would most likely NOT be served at Buckingham Palace?",
		"answer1": "Bananas Foster",
		"answer2": "Crepes Suzette",
		"answer3": "Lobster bisque"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Lobster bisque",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The “Back to the Future” movie trilogy spans how long a period of time?",
		"answer1": "130 years",
		"answer2": "60 years",
		"answer3": "100 years"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "130 years",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "“Here Comes the Bride” was written by the composer of which opera?",
		"answer1": "Don Giovanni",
		"answer2": "Carmen",
		"answer3": "Tristan and Isolde"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Tristan and Isolde",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "According to its inventor, the graphics format spelled G-I-F is pronounced how?",
		"answer1": "“gif”",
		"answer2": "“jif”",
		"answer3": "“zhif”"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "“jif”",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Along with California, what state was the first to pass a medical marijuana proposition?",
		"answer1": "Alaska",
		"answer2": "Colorado",
		"answer3": "Arizona"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Arizona",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What does “brimstone,” as mentioned in the Bible, refer to?",
		"answer1": "Granite",
		"answer2": "Sulfur",
		"answer3": "Lava"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Sulfur",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The tiny country of Liechtenstein borders what two nations?",
		"answer1": "France / Germany",
		"answer2": "Austria / Switzerland",
		"answer3": "Belgium / Netherlands"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Austria / Switzerland",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What computational device predates pocket calculators by thousands of years?",
		"answer1": "Desktop computer",
		"answer2": "Abacus",
		"answer3": "Slide rule"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Abacus",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the largest planet in our solar system?",
		"answer1": "Jupiter",
		"answer2": "Super Mercury",
		"answer3": "Mars after a bee sting"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Jupiter",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "According to Kermit the Frog, “It’s not easy being” what?",
		"answer1": "Green",
		"answer2": "Gorgeous",
		"answer3": "Goth"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Green",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these fashion designers once lost his job because the clothes he designed were too grunge?",
		"answer1": "Marc Jacobs",
		"answer2": "Rick Owens",
		"answer3": "Todd Oldham"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Marc Jacobs",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which game was created by the same mind behind RoboRally?",
		"answer1": "Magic: The Gathering",
		"answer2": "Settlers of Catan",
		"answer3": "Hearthstone"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Magic: The Gathering",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these actors does NOT have their own brand of wine?",
		"answer1": "Kate Hudson",
		"answer2": "Anne Hathaway",
		"answer3": "Drew Barrymore"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Anne Hathaway",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Before “This American Life,” Ira Glass was the co-host of an NPR show based in what city?",
		"answer1": "Chicago",
		"answer2": "Boston",
		"answer3": "New York City"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Chicago",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "When referring to cameras, which of these words is part of the acronym DSLR?",
		"answer1": "Light",
		"answer2": "Direct",
		"answer3": "Single"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Single",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the nickname of the NHL player with the record for most games ever played?",
		"answer1": "Mr. Goalie",
		"answer2": "Mr. Hockey",
		"answer3": "Mr. Invincible"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Mr. Hockey",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these singers referred to himself as “the Lizard King”?",
		"answer1": "Gene Simmons",
		"answer2": "Steven Tyler",
		"answer3": "Jim Morrison"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Jim Morrison",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What landmark did Ronald Reagan famously tell Mikhail Gorbachev to tear down?",
		"answer1": "Great Wall of China",
		"answer2": "Berlin Wall",
		"answer3": "Walls of Constantinople"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Berlin Wall",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In writing, what set of rules regulates the order of words?",
		"answer1": "Spelling",
		"answer2": "Arithmetic",
		"answer3": "Syntax"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Syntax",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The warning that police give arrested suspects are known as what “rights”?",
		"answer1": "Samantha",
		"answer2": "Miranda",
		"answer3": "Charlotte"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Miranda",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The Earth is covered in about 70 percent what?",
		"answer1": "Leather",
		"answer2": "Water",
		"answer3": "Frank Ocean"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Water",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Soup is typically eaten with what kind of kitchen utensil?",
		"answer1": "Toothpick",
		"answer2": "Spoon",
		"answer3": "Meat thermometer"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Spoon",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The first streaming-only album to win a Grammy takes its title from a kind of what?",
		"answer1": "Liqueur",
		"answer2": "Children’s activity",
		"answer3": "Aristocratic position"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Children’s activity",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Who was appointed to the US Senate despite being too young to legally serve?",
		"answer1": "Henry Clay Sr.",
		"answer2": "Stephen A. Douglas",
		"answer3": "John C. Calhoun"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Henry Clay Sr.",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which gulf is NOT located at the northern end of the Red Sea?",
		"answer1": "Aden",
		"answer2": "Aqaba",
		"answer3": "Suez"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Aden",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these insects is typically the heaviest by far?",
		"answer1": "Giant weta",
		"answer2": "Goliath beetle",
		"answer3": "Rhinoceros cockroach"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Goliath beetle",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A 2017 hack of the “Harvard Crimson” front page made fun of what celebrity?",
		"answer1": "Malia Obama",
		"answer2": "Mark Zuckerberg",
		"answer3": "Natalie Portman"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Mark Zuckerberg",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The name of a facility for mentally ill foes of Batman is taken from a story by what author?",
		"answer1": "HG Wells",
		"answer2": "HL Mencken",
		"answer3": "HP Lovecraft"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "HP Lovecraft",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "As quoted on a US gov’t website, who said that income tax is “the hardest thing in the world to understand”?",
		"answer1": "Albert Einstein",
		"answer2": "Warren Buffett",
		"answer3": "Steve Jobs"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Albert Einstein",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which Reese Witherspoon movie has gotten a Broadway musical adaptation?",
		"answer1": "Election",
		"answer2": "Walk the Line",
		"answer3": "Legally Blonde"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Legally Blonde",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is a real zodiac sign?",
		"answer1": "Equinox",
		"answer2": "Taurus",
		"answer3": "Nova"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Taurus",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these words is also a common term in arithmetic?",
		"answer1": "Discord",
		"answer2": "Dissolution",
		"answer3": "Division"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Division",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Typically, what kind of sauce is on a cheese pizza?",
		"answer1": "Glue",
		"answer2": "Tomato",
		"answer3": "Paint"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Tomato",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is a common type of building?",
		"answer1": "Skyscraper",
		"answer2": "Sky Ferreira",
		"answer3": "Skywalker"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Skyscraper",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these singers has an eponymous album title?",
		"answer1": "Demi Lovato",
		"answer2": "Carly Rae Jepsen",
		"answer3": "Selena Gomez"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Demi Lovato",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these entrepreneurs has the most followers on Instagram?",
		"answer1": "Daymond John",
		"answer2": "Kevin O’Leary",
		"answer3": "Barbara Corcoran"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Daymond John",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A founder of publishing house Simon & Schuster is the parent of a famous what?",
		"answer1": "Architect",
		"answer2": "Singer",
		"answer3": "Athlete"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Singer",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these enlightenment philosophers also wrote a ridiculously steamy novel?",
		"answer1": "John Locke",
		"answer2": "Denis Diderot",
		"answer3": "René Descartes"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Denis Diderot",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of the following countries sets speed limits in miles per hour?",
		"answer1": "Canada",
		"answer2": "India",
		"answer3": "Britain"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Britain",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which US federal tax return form is known as the “short” one?",
		"answer1": "Form 1040",
		"answer2": "Form 1040A",
		"answer3": "Form 1040EZ"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Form 1040A",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In meteorology, okta units measure which of these things?",
		"answer1": "Wind speed",
		"answer2": "Barometric pressure",
		"answer3": "Cloudiness"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Cloudiness",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of the following is NOT made from natural fibers?",
		"answer1": "Olefin",
		"answer2": "Rayon",
		"answer3": "Jute"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Olefin",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Surviving the Titanic earned Molly Brown what nickname?",
		"answer1": "Unforgettable",
		"answer2": "Unsinkable",
		"answer3": "Unbreakable"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Unsinkable",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "By area, which of these US states is biggest?",
		"answer1": "Texas",
		"answer2": "California",
		"answer3": "Utah"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Texas",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A popular card game involves telling your opponent to do what?",
		"answer1": "Get a job",
		"answer2": "Go fish",
		"answer3": "Go get me a coffee"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Go fish",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is one of the four cardinal directions on a compass?",
		"answer1": "Chicago West",
		"answer2": "North",
		"answer3": "NCIS: New Orleans"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "North",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The only Super Bowl halftime show broadcast in 3D had what theme?",
		"answer1": "Rock ‘n’ roll magic show",
		"answer2": "Musical trip to the moon",
		"answer3": "Founding fathers"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Rock ‘n’ roll magic show",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which is the INCORRECT pairing of actress to “Golden Girl”?",
		"answer1": "Rue / Blanche",
		"answer2": "Betty / Sophia",
		"answer3": "Bea / Dorothy"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Betty / Sophia",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What was noteworthy about the world depicted in Edwin Abbott’s classic novel “Flatland”?",
		"answer1": "Emotionless",
		"answer2": "Intense gravity",
		"answer3": "Two-dimensional"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Two-dimensional",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What nation’s population lives mainly on islands locally known as “North Island” and “South Island”?",
		"answer1": "New Zealand",
		"answer2": "Philippines",
		"answer3": "Japan"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "New Zealand",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these orders of insects has the largest number of species?",
		"answer1": "Beetles",
		"answer2": "Cockroaches",
		"answer3": "Flies"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Beetles",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the literal translation of the pope’s Twitter handle?",
		"answer1": "The Lord's voice",
		"answer2": "Pope 26",
		"answer3": "Bridge-builder"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Bridge-builder",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which Ivy League school is by far the most recently founded?",
		"answer1": "Cornell",
		"answer2": "Brown",
		"answer3": "Dartmouth"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Cornell",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What chemical element was observed on the Sun before it was discovered on Earth?",
		"answer1": "Helium",
		"answer2": "Hydrogen",
		"answer3": "Neon"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Helium",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "“The Landlord’s Game” by Elizabeth Magie evolved into what classic board game?",
		"answer1": "Monopoly",
		"answer2": "Sorry!",
		"answer3": "Trouble"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Monopoly",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What sport usually has higher numbers in the final score than the other two?",
		"answer1": "Soccer",
		"answer2": "Football",
		"answer3": "Basketball"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Basketball",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What device is used to amplify sound?",
		"answer1": "Micrometer",
		"answer2": "Microscope",
		"answer3": "Microphone"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Microphone",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What playwright wrote “Macbeth”?",
		"answer1": "Tommy Wiseau",
		"answer2": "William Shakespeare",
		"answer3": "Lin-Manuel Miranda"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "William Shakespeare",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these mountain peaks does NOT get its name from a color?",
		"answer1": "Monte Rosa, Switzerland",
		"answer2": "Pico Turquino, Cuba",
		"answer3": "Mont Blanc, France"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Monte Rosa, Switzerland",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is a bone in the human body AND a geometric form?",
		"answer1": "Ethmoid",
		"answer2": "Rhomboid",
		"answer3": "Trapezium"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Trapezium",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Including today, how many “Friday the 13ths” will occur during 2018?",
		"answer1": "Two",
		"answer2": "Four",
		"answer3": "Six"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Two",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "For the US 50 State Quarters Program, Ohio and North Carolina argued over the rights to a famous what?",
		"answer1": "Vehicle",
		"answer2": "Building",
		"answer3": "Animal"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Vehicle",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the name of George RR Martin’s best-selling fantasy novel series?",
		"answer1": "A Song of Ice and Fire",
		"answer2": "The Rains of Castamere",
		"answer3": "Game of Thrones"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "A Song of Ice and Fire",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is an actual Nobel Prize category?",
		"answer1": "Chemistry",
		"answer2": "Engineering",
		"answer3": "Mathematics"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Chemistry",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the island containing Haiti and the Dominican Republic called?",
		"answer1": "Dominica",
		"answer2": "New Providence",
		"answer3": "Hispaniola"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Hispaniola",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "An actor who speaks directly to the camera or audience is said to be breaking what?",
		"answer1": "The third camera",
		"answer2": "The fourth wall",
		"answer3": "The fifth scene"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "The fourth wall",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these animals is a crustacean?",
		"answer1": "Fiddler crab",
		"answer2": "Recluse spider",
		"answer3": "Pilot fish"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Fiddler crab",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The term “blog” is short for what?",
		"answer1": "Back-linking of guests",
		"answer2": "Web log",
		"answer3": "Bluetooth object gate"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Web log",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What common term means a prying or interfering person?",
		"answer1": "Bossybaby",
		"answer2": "Buzzybiddy",
		"answer3": "Busybody"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Busybody",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What does a thermometer primarily measure?",
		"answer1": "Hope",
		"answer2": "Temperature",
		"answer3": "Distance"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Temperature",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these ’80s films has the greatest age gap between its romantic leads?",
		"answer1": "Moonstruck",
		"answer2": "Overboard",
		"answer3": "Bull Durham"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Moonstruck",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which candy company’s name was formed from its founder’s name and home city?",
		"answer1": "Hershey",
		"answer2": "Haribo",
		"answer3": "Necco"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Haribo",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these hit ’80s songs is NOT by a band whose name is a continent?",
		"answer1": "Heat of the Moment",
		"answer2": "Eye of the Tiger",
		"answer3": "The Final Countdown"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Eye of the Tiger",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these culinary terms is also the name of an active volcano?",
		"answer1": "Fra Diavolo",
		"answer2": "Marsala",
		"answer3": "Stromboli"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Stromboli",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The DARPA project “FastRunner” is a robot whose design resembles what speedy animal?",
		"answer1": "Tiger",
		"answer2": "Dog",
		"answer3": "Ostrich"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Ostrich",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A famous Emily Dickinson poem compared which of these phenomena to a bee?",
		"answer1": "Hope",
		"answer2": "Fame",
		"answer3": "Joy"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Fame",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What classic game features a piece called a spinner?",
		"answer1": "Tiddlywinks",
		"answer2": "Dominoes",
		"answer3": "Jacks"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Dominoes",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these words refers to a part of a bird’s stomach that grinds food?",
		"answer1": "Gizzard",
		"answer2": "Mizzen",
		"answer3": "Doozle"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Gizzard",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "“Le Monde” is a daily newspaper based in what capital city?",
		"answer1": "Rome",
		"answer2": "Madrid",
		"answer3": "Paris"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Paris",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these cinnamons is typically found at the supermarket?",
		"answer1": "Cinnamon seeds",
		"answer2": "Cinnamon bricks",
		"answer3": "Cinnamon sticks"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Cinnamon sticks",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The author Bram Stoker created what famous vampire in 1897?",
		"answer1": "Count Dracula",
		"answer2": "Bitey Perry",
		"answer3": "Bat Damon"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Count Dracula",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "According to the old saying, “actions speak louder than” what?",
		"answer1": "Words",
		"answer2": "Washing machines",
		"answer3": "Wendy Williams"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Words",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The world's largest living single-stem tree is named for a soldier who fought where?",
		"answer1": "Battle of Shiloh",
		"answer2": "Battle of Bunker Hill",
		"answer3": "Battle of the Bulge"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Battle of Shiloh",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which is both a type of subatomic quark particle and a Motorola smartphone?",
		"answer1": "Spice",
		"answer2": "Charm",
		"answer3": "Up"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Charm",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these animals is NOT known to have passed the mirror self-recognition test?",
		"answer1": "Magpie",
		"answer2": "Dolphin",
		"answer3": "Gibbon"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Gibbon",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Dr. Charles Drew’s greatest contribution to medicine was in what area?",
		"answer1": "Cardiology",
		"answer2": "Hematology",
		"answer3": "Osteology"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Hematology",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these US presidents was NEVER impeached?",
		"answer1": "Richard Nixon",
		"answer2": "Bill Clinton",
		"answer3": "Andrew Johnson"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Richard Nixon",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the name of the company behind the classic “Doom” and “Quake” computer games?",
		"answer1": "Id",
		"answer2": "Superego",
		"answer3": "Ego"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Id",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Our solar system’s main asteroid belt lies between the orbits of which two planets?",
		"answer1": "Mercury / Venus",
		"answer2": "Jupiter / Saturn",
		"answer3": "Mars / Jupiter"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Mars / Jupiter",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "By definition, where are people known as Turkmen from?",
		"answer1": "Turkmenistan",
		"answer2": "Turks and Caicos Islands",
		"answer3": "Turkey"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Turkmenistan",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In construction, steel rods that are used to reinforce concrete are called what?",
		"answer1": "Rebars",
		"answer2": "Rebuses",
		"answer3": "Rebukes"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Rebars",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is a common breed of cat?",
		"answer1": "American Shorthair",
		"answer2": "Border Collie",
		"answer3": "Great Dane"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "American Shorthair",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What are French fries usually made out of?",
		"answer1": "Potatoes",
		"answer2": "Leeks",
		"answer3": "Lettuce"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Potatoes",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What does the small hand on a clock typically indicate?",
		"answer1": "Hours",
		"answer2": "Wolves",
		"answer3": "Dumplings"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Hours",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these songs does NOT have the same melody as the other two?",
		"answer1": "The Alphabet Song",
		"answer2": "Frère Jacques",
		"answer3": "Baa Baa Black Sheep"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Frère Jacques",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Theo and Noah are the names of what animals gifted to the pope for Christmas 2014?",
		"answer1": "Donkeys",
		"answer2": "Platypuses",
		"answer3": "Ravens"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Donkeys",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A bull terrier honored by the military after World War I later became what university’s mascot?",
		"answer1": "Navy",
		"answer2": "University of Georgia",
		"answer3": "Georgetown"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Georgetown",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The reality show “Strange Love” starred a founding member of what hip-hop act?",
		"answer1": "Run-DMC",
		"answer2": "Wu-Tang Clan",
		"answer3": "Public Enemy"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Public Enemy",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The first beta blocker was developed to treat what ailment?",
		"answer1": "Sinus infection",
		"answer2": "Chest pain",
		"answer3": "High blood pressure"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Chest pain",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Rockstar Games has produced two video games based on which film franchise?",
		"answer1": "The Fast and the Furious",
		"answer2": "Shrek",
		"answer3": "Austin Powers"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Austin Powers",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these major cities is NOT a state capital?",
		"answer1": "Boston",
		"answer2": "Denver",
		"answer3": "Detroit"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Detroit",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Passing a soccer ball through an opponent’s legs is known as a what?",
		"answer1": "Peppercorn",
		"answer2": "Star anise",
		"answer3": "Nutmeg"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Nutmeg",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the proper name for a maker of barrels?",
		"answer1": "Cooper",
		"answer2": "Fletcher",
		"answer3": "Chandler"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Cooper",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A 2002 law requires US candidates to say which of these phrases in political ads?",
		"answer1": "I approve this message",
		"answer2": "My fellow Americans",
		"answer3": "Vote for me"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "I approve this message",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is one of the five standard human senses?",
		"answer1": "Touch",
		"answer2": "Hutch",
		"answer3": "Smutch"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Touch",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In a popular saying, “a picture is worth a thousand” what?",
		"answer1": "Photoshop tweaks",
		"answer2": "Bitcoins",
		"answer3": "Words"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Words",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these synonyms for “big” traces its roots to the biggest country on Earth?",
		"answer1": "Behemoth",
		"answer2": "Gargantuan",
		"answer3": "Mammoth"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Mammoth",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "According to ancient Rome’s iconic epic, what hero was hidden inside the Trojan Horse?",
		"answer1": "Hercules",
		"answer2": "Ulysses",
		"answer3": "Achilles"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Ulysses",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In the original “Rampage” arcade game, which monster’s face is NOT featured on the title screen?",
		"answer1": "Gorilla",
		"answer2": "Lizard",
		"answer3": "Werewolf"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Gorilla",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Koko the gorilla is famous for doing which of these things?",
		"answer1": "Knowing her birthday",
		"answer2": "Meeting a US president",
		"answer3": "Keeping a pet"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Keeping a pet",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is NOT a word in the gene-editing acronym CRISPR?",
		"answer1": "Palindromic",
		"answer2": "Repeats",
		"answer3": "Sequence"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Sequence",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Measured by magnitude, the largest recorded earthquake in US history hit what city hardest?",
		"answer1": "San Francisco, CA",
		"answer2": "Los Angeles, CA",
		"answer3": "Anchorage, AK"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Anchorage, AK",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these best describes the symbol for “NOT” in American Sign Language?",
		"answer1": "Crossed forearms",
		"answer2": "Index finger to nose",
		"answer3": "Thumb under chin"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Thumb under chin",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these scientists is credited as the first to give her subjects names instead of numbers?",
		"answer1": "Margaret Mead",
		"answer2": "Dian Fossey",
		"answer3": "Jane Goodall"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Jane Goodall",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Where is the largest sawgrass prairie in North America?",
		"answer1": "Montana",
		"answer2": "Arkansas",
		"answer3": "Florida"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Florida",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What land animal holds the Guinness World Record for the largest mouth?",
		"answer1": "Hippopotamus",
		"answer2": "African elephant",
		"answer3": "Bengal tiger"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Hippopotamus",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The biggest lake in the US borders which of these states?",
		"answer1": "Illinois",
		"answer2": "Iowa",
		"answer3": "Wisconsin"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Wisconsin",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these Georges was a US president?",
		"answer1": "George Washington",
		"answer2": "George Jefferson",
		"answer3": "George Clinton"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "George Washington",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What do candles on a birthday cake traditionally represent?",
		"answer1": "Number of friends",
		"answer2": "Age",
		"answer3": "Love of fire"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Age",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which has NOT been the name of an Android operating system?",
		"answer1": "Jelly Bean",
		"answer2": "Butterscotch",
		"answer3": "Froyo"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Butterscotch",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which pair of nations has units of currency with the same name?",
		"answer1": "Egypt / Australia",
		"answer2": "Fiji / Gabon",
		"answer3": "India / Seychelles"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "India / Seychelles",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In Dr. Seuss’s “The Cat in the Hat Comes Back,” what is inside the Cat’s hat?",
		"answer1": "Many smaller cats",
		"answer2": "All-weather cloud",
		"answer3": "Door to his homeland"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Many smaller cats",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The earliest known human writing occurred near what river?",
		"answer1": "Tigris",
		"answer2": "Thames",
		"answer3": "Yangtze"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Tigris",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is a required exam at Harry Potter's Hogwarts school?",
		"answer1": "O.W.L.",
		"answer2": "T.O.A.D.",
		"answer3": "C.A.T."
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "O.W.L.",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "During World War I, what dog breed was widely renamed “liberty hound” in the US?",
		"answer1": "Golden Retriever",
		"answer2": "English Mastiff",
		"answer3": "Wiener dog"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Wiener dog",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which word is spelled the same way in the United States and the United Kingdom?",
		"answer1": "Television",
		"answer2": "Center",
		"answer3": "Humor"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Television",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which popular game uses a doubling cube?",
		"answer1": "Bunco",
		"answer2": "Backgammon",
		"answer3": "Yahtzee"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Backgammon",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Thanks to an old process for quick copying, architectural plans are traditionally what color?",
		"answer1": "Black",
		"answer2": "Orange",
		"answer3": "Blue"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Blue",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these clothing items is specifically worn to handle cold weather?",
		"answer1": "Parka",
		"answer2": "Slip",
		"answer3": "Culottes"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Parka",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In a humorous saying for British nobility, the second-born child is known as the what?",
		"answer1": "Flair",
		"answer2": "Cher",
		"answer3": "Spare"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Spare",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is the name of an island in Hawaii?",
		"answer1": "Australia",
		"answer2": "Iceland",
		"answer3": "Maui"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Maui",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which UK country has a NON-mythical national animal?",
		"answer1": "England",
		"answer2": "Scotland",
		"answer3": "Wales"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "England",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What did Mr. Potato Head give to C. Everett Koop at a 1980s press event?",
		"answer1": "Plant",
		"answer2": "Plaque",
		"answer3": "Pipe"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Pipe",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which US state's capital lies at the highest altitude?",
		"answer1": "Colorado",
		"answer2": "Wyoming",
		"answer3": "New Mexico"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "New Mexico",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "When put side by side, which two state postal abbreviations form a postal word?",
		"answer1": "Mississippi / Iowa",
		"answer2": "Missouri / Nebraska",
		"answer3": "Massachusetts / Illinois"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Massachusetts / Illinois",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which is NOT the name of a Marx Brother?",
		"answer1": "Zeppo",
		"answer2": "Gummo",
		"answer3": "Jocko"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Jocko",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What shape are the faces of an octahedron?",
		"answer1": "Trapezoids",
		"answer2": "Pentagons",
		"answer3": "Triangles"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Triangles",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What are the scientists on “The Muppet Show” named for?",
		"answer1": "Lab equipment",
		"answer2": "Astronomers",
		"answer3": "Universities"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Lab equipment",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of the following pastas literally translates to “little ears”?",
		"answer1": "Rotelle",
		"answer2": "Ricciolini",
		"answer3": "Orecchiette"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Orecchiette",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the official language of Brazil?",
		"answer1": "Spanish",
		"answer2": "French",
		"answer3": "Portuguese"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Portuguese",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What color is in the middle of most three-color traffic lights?",
		"answer1": "Yellow",
		"answer2": "Green",
		"answer3": "Red"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Yellow",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What character appears on stickers that warn children of poisons?",
		"answer1": "Mr. Yum",
		"answer2": "Mr. Yuk",
		"answer3": "Mr. D. Lishus"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Mr. Yuk",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is a common circus act?",
		"answer1": "DJ battle",
		"answer2": "History lecture",
		"answer3": "Human cannonball"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Human cannonball",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these bands did NOT play at the inaugural Coachella festival?",
		"answer1": "Beck",
		"answer2": "Tool",
		"answer3": "Radiohead"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Radiohead",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is a real title from the “Mr. Men” book series?",
		"answer1": "Mr. Thoughtful",
		"answer2": "Mr. Nonsense",
		"answer3": "Mr. No"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Mr. Nonsense",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The Lil Wayne hit “6 Foot 7 Foot” samples a song prominently featured in which Tim Burton film?",
		"answer1": "Beetlejuice",
		"answer2": "Mars Attacks!",
		"answer3": "Batman"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Beetlejuice",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "When read as a Roman numeral, which president’s middle initial has a value of 1000?",
		"answer1": "James Polk",
		"answer2": "Dwight Eisenhower",
		"answer3": "Richard Nixon"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Richard Nixon",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The world’s premier cheese-rolling festival features what kind of cheese?",
		"answer1": "Double Gloucester",
		"answer2": "St-Andre Triple Creme",
		"answer3": "Parmigiano-Reggiano"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Double Gloucester",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A late 19th-century essay introduced the concept of brunch as a way to address what?",
		"answer1": "Loss of appetite",
		"answer2": "Lack of funds",
		"answer3": "Hangover"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Hangover",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What word refers to 128 cubic feet of firewood?",
		"answer1": "Cord",
		"answer2": "Course",
		"answer3": "Corner"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Cord",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these materials is most commonly used as a plant fertilizer?",
		"answer1": "Toothpaste",
		"answer2": "Glass",
		"answer3": "Eggshells"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Eggshells",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "By definition, whole-body cryotherapy traditionally involves what?",
		"answer1": "Freezing-cold chambers",
		"answer2": "High-intensity exercise",
		"answer3": "Expressing emotions"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Freezing-cold chambers",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In political elections, someone who is currently in office is known as what?",
		"answer1": "Incumbent",
		"answer2": "Incubator",
		"answer3": "Incubus"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Incumbent",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In anatomy, different parts of an organism are often separated by what?",
		"answer1": "White picket fences",
		"answer2": "Limousine partitions",
		"answer3": "Membranes"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Membranes",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "White precipitation that falls from the sky is called what?",
		"answer1": "Bordeaux",
		"answer2": "Snow",
		"answer3": "Henry David Thoreau"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Snow",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In Canada's national anthem, what word is used to describe Canadian hearts?",
		"answer1": "True",
		"answer2": "Strong",
		"answer3": "Glowing"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Glowing",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these Super Mario trademarks was featured in the 1983 arcade game “Mario Bros.”?",
		"answer1": "Fire Flower",
		"answer2": "Scrolling screen",
		"answer3": "Green pipes"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Green pipes",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "When England had no monarch during the 17th century, the ruler held what title?",
		"answer1": "Lord Protector",
		"answer2": "Executive Regent",
		"answer3": "Minister General"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Lord Protector",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these synonyms for “small amount” comes from a Japanese word?",
		"answer1": "Skosh",
		"answer2": "Bit",
		"answer3": "Iota"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Skosh",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which profession would normally use a Bristol board?",
		"answer1": "Chemist",
		"answer2": "Gardener",
		"answer3": "Artist"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Artist",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What old-fashioned musical instrument shares its name with a Greek muse?",
		"answer1": "Calliope",
		"answer2": "Orphica",
		"answer3": "Ocarina"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Calliope",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Who has NOT hosted an edition of the science miniseries “Cosmos”?",
		"answer1": "Neil deGrasse Tyson",
		"answer2": "Bill Nye",
		"answer3": "Carl Sagan"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Bill Nye",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is the name of a real chemical element?",
		"answer1": "Byzantium",
		"answer2": "Adamantium",
		"answer3": "Titanium"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Titanium",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "When in flight, what letter of the alphabet do migrating geese most commonly form?",
		"answer1": "T",
		"answer2": "X",
		"answer3": "V"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "V",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is designed to make easily erasable marks?",
		"answer1": "Tattoo needle",
		"answer2": "Pencil",
		"answer3": "Permanent marker"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Pencil",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of the following is a US state?",
		"answer1": "Louisiana",
		"answer2": "Florizona",
		"answer3": "Texylvania"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Louisiana",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What are pocket calculators traditionally used for?",
		"answer1": "Arithmetic",
		"answer2": "Blending smoothies",
		"answer3": "Dispensing legal advice"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Arithmetic",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these classic novels has the longest first sentence?",
		"answer1": "The Old Man and the Sea",
		"answer2": "The Sound and the Fury",
		"answer3": "The Great Gatsby"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "The Old Man and the Sea",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which singer does NOT have a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame?",
		"answer1": "Janet Jackson",
		"answer2": "Celine Dion",
		"answer3": "Madonna"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Madonna",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A famous 1977 FBI sting to unmask KGB operatives had what curious name?",
		"answer1": "Moscow-Mule",
		"answer2": "Fancy-Bear",
		"answer3": "Lemon-Aid"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Lemon-Aid",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these iconic mountains sits at the southernmost latitude?",
		"answer1": "Mount Everest",
		"answer2": "K2",
		"answer3": "Mount Fuji"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Mount Everest",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "By definition, aleatoric music is considered to be what?",
		"answer1": "Random",
		"answer2": "Cinematic",
		"answer3": "Mournful"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Random",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The titles of most Sherlock Holmes stories begin with what three words?",
		"answer1": "The Mystery of",
		"answer2": "The Case of",
		"answer3": "The Adventure of"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "The Adventure of",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "When spelled out, what is the only number whose letters appear in alphabetical order?",
		"answer1": "11",
		"answer2": "4",
		"answer3": "40"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "40",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A restaurant dish that is prepared when you order it is said to be cooked how?",
		"answer1": "A la plancha",
		"answer2": "A la minute",
		"answer3": "A la carte"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "A la minute",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the capital of Australia?",
		"answer1": "Canberra",
		"answer2": "Melbourne",
		"answer3": "Sydney"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Canberra",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these professionals is most likely to claim to have ESP?",
		"answer1": "Lifeguard",
		"answer2": "Psychic",
		"answer3": "Gym teacher"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Psychic",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In the Bible, Moses came down from Mount Sinai with tablets containing what?",
		"answer1": "10 commandments",
		"answer2": "20 coupons",
		"answer3": "6000 unread emails"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "10 commandments",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Bonnie & Clyde were wanted by police for committing what crime?",
		"answer1": "Bank robbery",
		"answer2": "Excessive PDA",
		"answer3": "Destination wedding"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Bank robbery",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The Beatles song “Glass Onion” does NOT refer to which earlier Beatles song?",
		"answer1": "I Am the Walrus",
		"answer2": "Lady Madonna",
		"answer3": "A Day in the Life"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "A Day in the Life",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Alfred, Lord Tennyson’s “Charge of the Light Brigade” commemorates a battle in what conflict?",
		"answer1": "Crimean War",
		"answer2": "First Boer War",
		"answer3": "World War I"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Crimean War",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "“Sphenopalatine ganglioneuralgia” is the scientific term for what?",
		"answer1": "Severe embarrassment",
		"answer2": "Absentmindedness",
		"answer3": "Ice cream headache"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Ice cream headache",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is the name of an actual ceremonial county in  England?",
		"answer1": "Buckinghamshire",
		"answer2": "Windsorshire",
		"answer3": "Westminstershire"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Buckinghamshire",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these terms is used to refer to one nautical mile per hour?",
		"answer1": "Knot",
		"answer2": "League",
		"answer3": "Fathom"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Knot",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Where will you find the only Ivy League university named after the state it is in?",
		"answer1": "Pennsylvania",
		"answer2": "Massachusetts",
		"answer3": "Connecticut"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Pennsylvania",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which sport does NOT use an official who is officially referred to as a “referee”?",
		"answer1": "Hockey",
		"answer2": "Baseball",
		"answer3": "Football"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Baseball",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Created in a 1970 contest, the universal recycling symbol depicts what?",
		"answer1": "Crumpled-up paper",
		"answer2": "Tree inside a circle",
		"answer3": "Three arrows"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Three arrows",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Newborn flamingoes are typically what color?",
		"answer1": "Light gray",
		"answer2": "Pale green",
		"answer3": "Dark red"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Light gray",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What state is home to the tallest mountain peak in the US?",
		"answer1": "Alaska",
		"answer2": "Massachusetts",
		"answer3": "Florida"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Alaska",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which is a consequence of letting iron get wet?",
		"answer1": "Common cold",
		"answer2": "Shrinkage",
		"answer3": "Rust"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Rust",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the main ingredient in sawdust?",
		"answer1": "Wood",
		"answer2": "Freon",
		"answer3": "Potatoes"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Wood",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A son of Rutherford B. Hayes co-founded a company that invented what household item?",
		"answer1": "Brillo pad",
		"answer2": "Vacuum cleaner",
		"answer3": "D battery"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "D battery",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Ransom Riggs’s debut novel was adapted into a movie by what director?",
		"answer1": "Richard Linklater",
		"answer2": "Tim Burton",
		"answer3": "Guillermo del Toro"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Tim Burton",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The name of the famous satellite “Sputnik” roughly translates to what?",
		"answer1": "Sky walker",
		"answer2": "View tomorrow",
		"answer3": "Travel companion"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Travel companion",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Eggs Benedict made with crab meat instead of ham is commonly known as what?",
		"answer1": "Eggs Juno",
		"answer2": "Eggs Poseidon",
		"answer3": "Eggs Neptune"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Eggs Neptune",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "To Londoners, the board game Americans know as “Clue” is known as what?",
		"answer1": "Cluewho",
		"answer2": "Cluetime",
		"answer3": "Cluedo"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Cluedo",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these common food additives comes from the ocean?",
		"answer1": "Guar gum",
		"answer2": "Carrageenan",
		"answer3": "Pectin"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Carrageenan",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which US state has a capital city with an American Indian name?",
		"answer1": "Arizona",
		"answer2": "Florida",
		"answer3": "North Dakota"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Florida",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of the five main human senses primarily relies on papillae?",
		"answer1": "Taste",
		"answer2": "Sight",
		"answer3": "Hearing"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Taste",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which magazine is known for its annual ranking of the 400 wealthiest Americans?",
		"answer1": "Financial Times",
		"answer2": "Fortune",
		"answer3": "Forbes"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Forbes",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these names also refers specifically to a male duck?",
		"answer1": "Meek",
		"answer2": "Mill",
		"answer3": "Drake"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Drake",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What advice would you most likely get from an orthodontist?",
		"answer1": "Dye your hair",
		"answer2": "Finish that screenplay",
		"answer3": "Floss regularly"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Floss regularly",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is applied to unpopped corn to pop it?",
		"answer1": "Peer pressure",
		"answer2": "Heat",
		"answer3": "Nail polish"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Heat",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these candies was introduced first?",
		"answer1": "Life Savers",
		"answer2": "Charleston Chew",
		"answer3": "Tootsie Rolls"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Tootsie Rolls",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the name of the figure considered to be a four-dimensional equivalent of a Mobius strip?",
		"answer1": "Klein Bottle",
		"answer2": "Schrodinger Flask",
		"answer3": "Hawking Rope"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Klein Bottle",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What NBA team's owner once said, “There's no chance the iPhone is going to get any significant market share”?",
		"answer1": "LA Clippers",
		"answer2": "Dallas Mavericks",
		"answer3": "NY Knicks"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "LA Clippers",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which state’s most populated city has the most people?",
		"answer1": "Colorado",
		"answer2": "Maryland",
		"answer3": "Ohio"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Ohio",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which author’s breakout success was an essay about working at Macy’s?",
		"answer1": "David Eggers",
		"answer2": "David Foster Wallace",
		"answer3": "David Sedaris"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "David Sedaris",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The voice of what “Toy Story” character also played the titular role in Sully?",
		"answer1": "Slinky Dog",
		"answer2": "Buzz Lightyear",
		"answer3": "Woody"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Woody",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these European nations currently has a king?",
		"answer1": "Finland",
		"answer2": "Austria",
		"answer3": "Belgium"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Belgium",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these Ivy League schools is situated farthest north?",
		"answer1": "Brown",
		"answer2": "Cornell",
		"answer3": "Dartmouth"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Dartmouth",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In baseball, a player is said to get a “golden sombrero” for doing what?",
		"answer1": "Breaking bat",
		"answer2": "Striking out four times",
		"answer3": "Catching ball with hat"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Striking out four times",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "By definition, people who are somnambulists do what?",
		"answer1": "Walk in their sleep",
		"answer2": "Eat at their desks",
		"answer3": "Work from home"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Walk in their sleep",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The chief judge of the US Supreme Court is called what?",
		"answer1": "Chief Justice",
		"answer2": "Chief Moose",
		"answer3": "Chief Wiggum"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Chief Justice",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "According to a famous saying, “a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single” what?",
		"answer1": "Energy drink",
		"answer2": "Step",
		"answer3": "Ride-hailing app"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Step",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these sports typically uses the heaviest standard ball?",
		"answer1": "Cricket",
		"answer2": "Baseball",
		"answer3": "Fast-pitch softball"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Fast-pitch softball",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Michael Douglas’s first Oscar was for a film set where?",
		"answer1": "Investment Bank",
		"answer2": "Battlefield",
		"answer3": "Mental Institution"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Mental Institution",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Who was NOT a model for Grant Wood’s painting American Gothic?",
		"answer1": "Wood's grocer",
		"answer2": "Wood’s sister",
		"answer3": "Wood's dentist"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Wood's grocer",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "If an event is biennial, how many times will it happen in a decade?",
		"answer1": "Ten",
		"answer2": "Five",
		"answer3": "Twenty"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Five",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What ’70s sitcom had a theme song composed by Quincy Jones?",
		"answer1": "Good Times",
		"answer2": "What’s Happening!!",
		"answer3": "Sanford & Son"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Sanford & Son",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Whose work would you be most likely to learn more about on https://t.co/wIN6SjdXeh?",
		"answer1": "Robert Cray",
		"answer2": "Bob & Ray",
		"answer3": "Bobby Flay"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Robert Cray",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is NOT one of the Benelux nations?",
		"answer1": "Belgium",
		"answer2": "Netherlands",
		"answer3": "Liechtenstein"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Liechtenstein",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What rapper starred in the movie that made “Bye, Felicia” a catchphrase?",
		"answer1": "Will Smith",
		"answer2": "Ice Cube",
		"answer3": "Eminem"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Ice Cube",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "How long is a single term for a US senator?",
		"answer1": "Two years",
		"answer2": "Six Years",
		"answer3": "Eight years"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Six Years",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What word is typically used to refer to a serving of ribs?",
		"answer1": "Cob",
		"answer2": "Rack",
		"answer3": "Hoist"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Rack",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is a common type of flying insect?",
		"answer1": "Fumblebee",
		"answer2": "Mumblebee",
		"answer3": "Bumblebee"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Bumblebee",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these are commonly worn to bed?",
		"answer1": "Oven mitts",
		"answer2": "Overalls",
		"answer3": "Pajamas"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Pajamas",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The Declaration of Independence was NOT signed by which of these people?",
		"answer1": "John Adams",
		"answer2": "Josiah Bartlett",
		"answer3": "George Washington"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "George Washington",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these desserts gets its name from a very old term for “small sausage”?",
		"answer1": "Cobbler",
		"answer2": "Pudding",
		"answer3": "Trifle"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Pudding",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In the 1990s, a Texas county designated what as its official phone greeting?",
		"answer1": "Howdy",
		"answer2": "Heaven-o",
		"answer3": "Ahoy-hoy"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Heaven-o",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these movies did NOT win an Academy Award for Best Original Song?",
		"answer1": "Footloose",
		"answer2": "Flashdance",
		"answer3": "Dirty Dancing"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Footloose",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What curious shape has NASA observed on the planet Saturn’s northernmost point?",
		"answer1": "Dodecahedron",
		"answer2": "Hexagon",
		"answer3": "Triangle"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Hexagon",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these words is considered a contronym?",
		"answer1": "Waste",
		"answer2": "Dart",
		"answer3": "Seed"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Seed",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Before leaving office, what president's staff removed dozens of W's from White House keyboards?",
		"answer1": "Bill Clinton",
		"answer2": "Richard Nixon",
		"answer3": "Ronald Reagan"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Bill Clinton",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these MLB teams is one of only two located in the Mountain Time Zone?",
		"answer1": "Minnesota Twins",
		"answer2": "Arizona Diamondbacks",
		"answer3": "Kansas City Royals"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Arizona Diamondbacks",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "According to the cartoon's theme song, what made Clifford the Big Red Dog so big?",
		"answer1": "Acromegaly",
		"answer2": "Radiation",
		"answer3": "Emily Elizabeth's love"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Emily Elizabeth's love",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The Golden Globe Awards are put on by what association?",
		"answer1": "Harlem Globetrotters",
		"answer2": "Hollywood Foreign Press",
		"answer3": "Justice League"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Hollywood Foreign Press",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Humorous clips of mishaps in radio, TV and movies are known as what?",
		"answer1": "Bloopers",
		"answer2": "Chump-ups",
		"answer3": "Squeeblets"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Bloopers",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which movie features an actor named Edgar Allan Poe playing a character named Edgar Allan Poe?",
		"answer1": "The Crow",
		"answer2": "Night at the Museum",
		"answer3": "Monkeybone"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Monkeybone",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In which of the following musicals does the first Holy Roman Emperor appear?",
		"answer1": "Pippin",
		"answer2": "Spamalot",
		"answer3": "Man of La Mancha"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Pippin",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these two-dimensional shapes has the most sides?",
		"answer1": "Chiliagon",
		"answer2": "Octadecagon",
		"answer3": "Enneadecagon"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Chiliagon",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In 1982 U.S. regulators began allowing American trains to phase out what?",
		"answer1": "Ham radios",
		"answer2": "Smoking cars",
		"answer3": "Cabooses"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Cabooses",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these video game consoles was released first?",
		"answer1": "Sony PlayStation",
		"answer2": "Sega Saturn",
		"answer3": "Game Boy Color"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Sega Saturn",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these demonstrates heliotropism?",
		"answer1": "Polarized sunglasses",
		"answer2": "Suntan lotion",
		"answer3": "Sunflowers"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Sunflowers",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Henry David Thoreau’s “Walden” detailed his cabin life in which state?",
		"answer1": "Massachusetts",
		"answer2": "Vermont",
		"answer3": "New Hampshire"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Massachusetts",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Pink Floyd’s “Dark Side of the Moon” most famously syncs with what movie?",
		"answer1": "The Empire Strikes Back",
		"answer2": "Apollo 13",
		"answer3": "The Wizard of Oz"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "The Wizard of Oz",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is a common synonym for instructional?",
		"answer1": "Didactic",
		"answer2": "Diametric",
		"answer3": "Diacritic"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Didactic",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "On a map, Italy is often said to resemble what everyday item?",
		"answer1": "Boot",
		"answer2": "Catcher's mitt",
		"answer3": "Wine glass"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Boot",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The area where one practices Japanese martial arts is often called what?",
		"answer1": "Dojo",
		"answer2": "Department of Justice",
		"answer3": "DJ Tanner’s house"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Dojo",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The phrase “hit the hay” generally means you are about to do what?",
		"answer1": "Speak in tongues",
		"answer2": "Slamdance",
		"answer3": "Sleep"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Sleep",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The title of a 1975 best-seller by Stephen King appears in the lyrics of what hip-hop hit?",
		"answer1": "99 Problems",
		"answer2": "Anaconda",
		"answer3": "Lose Yourself"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Lose Yourself",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is NOT an ongoing award given to professional cartoonists?",
		"answer1": "Harvey",
		"answer2": "Reuben",
		"answer3": "Segar"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Segar",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A 1939 Supreme Court decision ruled against workers taking part in what kind of strike?",
		"answer1": "Walkout",
		"answer2": "Labor slowdown",
		"answer3": "Sit-down"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Sit-down",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Project Star Gate was once a secret government program researching what?",
		"answer1": "Cryptozoology",
		"answer2": "Ghosts",
		"answer3": "ESP"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "ESP",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What band gets its name from an autobiography by an itinerant Welsh poet?",
		"answer1": "Pink Floyd",
		"answer2": "Supertramp",
		"answer3": "Traveling Wilburys"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Supertramp",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What company’s New York Stock Exchange symbol is simply its name in all capitals?",
		"answer1": "IBM",
		"answer2": "Nike",
		"answer3": "Visa"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "IBM",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Tenzing Norgay is credited as one of the first two men to reach what place?",
		"answer1": "Top of Mt. Everest",
		"answer2": "South Pole",
		"answer3": "North Pole"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Top of Mt. Everest",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What ingredient is the difference between vanilla ice cream and French vanilla ice cream?",
		"answer1": "Crème fraîche",
		"answer2": "Egg yolk",
		"answer3": "Rum"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Egg yolk",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Las Vegas welcomes visitors with an iconic sign that declares the city is what?",
		"answer1": "Historic",
		"answer2": "Scenic",
		"answer3": "Fabulous"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Fabulous",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What day of the week is named for the moon?",
		"answer1": "Monday",
		"answer2": "Wednesday",
		"answer3": "Thursday"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Monday",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is a common type of truck?",
		"answer1": "Pick-up",
		"answer2": "Put-down",
		"answer3": "Leave-there"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Pick-up",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Ignoring someone is also known as “giving them the cold” what?",
		"answer1": "Shoulder",
		"answer2": "Pudding",
		"answer3": "Goblin"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Shoulder",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "According to an infamous ’80s hoax, April Fools’ Day was created by a Roman court jester named what?",
		"answer1": "Kugel",
		"answer2": "Constantine",
		"answer3": "Boskin"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Kugel",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The capital city of which country sits at the southernmost latitude?",
		"answer1": "Uruguay",
		"answer2": "Madagascar",
		"answer3": "Indonesia"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Uruguay",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Who owns the NFL record for consecutive playoff games with at least two touchdown passes?",
		"answer1": "Joe Flacco",
		"answer2": "Joe Montana",
		"answer3": "Tom Brady"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Joe Flacco",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The music of Rick Astley played a direct role in bringing down the leader of what country?",
		"answer1": "Libya",
		"answer2": "Venezuela",
		"answer3": "Panama"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Panama",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these countries celebrates Easter with both an Easter Bunny and an Easter Bilby?",
		"answer1": "Sweden",
		"answer2": "Canada",
		"answer3": "Australia"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Australia",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these punctuation marks can be found in an interrobang?",
		"answer1": "Ampersand",
		"answer2": "Pound sign",
		"answer3": "Question mark"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Question mark",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these figures is known for wearing a mackintosh?",
		"answer1": "Steve Jobs",
		"answer2": "Inspector Gadget",
		"answer3": "Johnny Appleseed"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Inspector Gadget",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The holiday of Passover commemorates events that took place in what ancient civilization?",
		"answer1": "Egypt",
		"answer2": "Babylonia",
		"answer3": "Macedonia"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Egypt",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What basketball term derives from a French phrase that circus acrobats used to shout?",
		"answer1": "Alley-oop",
		"answer2": "Slam dunk",
		"answer3": "Airball"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Alley-oop",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The notion that “Anything that can go wrong will go wrong” is popularly known as what?",
		"answer1": "Peter Principle",
		"answer2": "Murphy's Law",
		"answer3": "Cider House Rule"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Murphy's Law",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A classic Shakespeare play details the doomed love between Romeo and who?",
		"answer1": "Juliet",
		"answer2": "Jessica Simpson",
		"answer3": "Ms. Jackson"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Juliet",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Snorkelers in the water are most likely to wear what on their feet?",
		"answer1": "Clown shoes",
		"answer2": "Stiletto heels",
		"answer3": "Swim fins"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Swim fins",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Who was the last elected U.S. president to NOT hold office as either a Democrat or Republican?",
		"answer1": "Millard Fillmore",
		"answer2": "Chester A. Arthur",
		"answer3": "Ulysses S. Grant"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Millard Fillmore",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Mozart’s “The Marriage of Figaro” continues the story of what other opera?",
		"answer1": "The Barber of Seville",
		"answer2": "Rigoletto",
		"answer3": "La Traviata"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "The Barber of Seville",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which U.S. state's capital city is home to an NHL team?",
		"answer1": "Ohio",
		"answer2": "Florida",
		"answer3": "Pennsylvania"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Ohio",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Birders use what four-letter word to refer to hard-to-classify birds?",
		"answer1": "Anon",
		"answer2": "Spuh",
		"answer3": "Drib"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Spuh",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What kind of number is the decimal expansion of 1/7?",
		"answer1": "Endless but repeating",
		"answer2": "Irrational",
		"answer3": "Ending"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Endless but repeating",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The song used in the viral Mannequin Challenge meme features a solo by what rapper?",
		"answer1": "Jay-Z",
		"answer2": "Gucci Mane",
		"answer3": "2 Chainz"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Gucci Mane",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the correct spelling of the bear family that has starred in hundreds of popular kids’ books?",
		"answer1": "Berensteen Bears",
		"answer2": "Berenstein Bears",
		"answer3": "Berenstain Bears"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Berenstain Bears",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these jobs requires a training and testing period that takes about 34 months?",
		"answer1": "IKEA store manager",
		"answer2": "Louvre tour guide",
		"answer3": "London cab driver"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "London cab driver",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these foods is NOT a type of onion?",
		"answer1": "Scallion",
		"answer2": "Shallot",
		"answer3": "Scallop"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Scallop",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Abraham Lincoln is known for wearing what kind of headgear?",
		"answer1": "Propeller cap",
		"answer2": "Stovepipe hat",
		"answer3": "Supreme beanie"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Stovepipe hat",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "On Broadway, a “triple threat” is a person who sings, dances and what?",
		"answer1": "Acts",
		"answer2": "Bakes cakes",
		"answer3": "Trains dogs"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Acts",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Painter Margaret Keane’s work directly inspired which cartoon series?",
		"answer1": "Jem and the Holograms",
		"answer2": "The Powerpuff Girls",
		"answer3": "My Little Pony"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "The Powerpuff Girls",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The co-creator of the first baby monitor was recruited after his design of what?",
		"answer1": "Portable radio",
		"answer2": "Crib",
		"answer3": "Coffee table"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Coffee table",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In 18th-century London, people mocked the first public user of which of these accessories?",
		"answer1": "Sunglasses",
		"answer2": "Umbrella",
		"answer3": "Purse"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Umbrella",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In the U.S., which of these job uniforms is illegal to wear if you do not have that job?",
		"answer1": "Surgeon",
		"answer2": "Postal worker",
		"answer3": "Airline pilot"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Postal worker",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The guitarist in the E Street Band starred in which television show?",
		"answer1": "The Sopranos",
		"answer2": "The Practice",
		"answer3": "Rescue Me"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "The Sopranos",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is both a city in Morocco AND a common style of hat?",
		"answer1": "Kangol",
		"answer2": "Fez",
		"answer3": "Tangier"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Fez",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the name of the scientific process that turns sugars into alcohol?",
		"answer1": "Fermentation",
		"answer2": "Photosynthesis",
		"answer3": "Mutation"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Fermentation",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these U.S. states is known for its panhandle?",
		"answer1": "Florida",
		"answer2": "Iowa",
		"answer3": "Montana"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Florida",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In which of these sports can a player NOT get a strike?",
		"answer1": "Bowling",
		"answer2": "Baseball",
		"answer3": "Basketball"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Basketball",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In astronomical terms, what is the opposite of a full moon?",
		"answer1": "Fresh moon",
		"answer2": "New moon",
		"answer3": "Hungry moon"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "New moon",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In which of these places were rulers known as pharaohs?",
		"answer1": "Ancient Egypt",
		"answer2": "Medieval Japan",
		"answer3": "Studio54"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Ancient Egypt",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "TGIF most commonly stands for “Thank God It’s” what?",
		"answer1": "Friday",
		"answer2": "Frankenstein",
		"answer3": "Flavortown"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Friday",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Adam Sandler did NOT receive a Kids Choice Award for his work in which movie?",
		"answer1": "Mr. Deeds",
		"answer2": "Grown Ups 2",
		"answer3": "Happy Gilmore"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Happy Gilmore",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What dog breed was named for a region in Germany and Poland?",
		"answer1": "Pomeranian",
		"answer2": "Doberman Pinscher",
		"answer3": "Poodle"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Pomeranian",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these states borders the Hawkeye State?",
		"answer1": "The Volunteer State",
		"answer2": "The Peace Garden State",
		"answer3": "The Show Me State"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "The Show Me State",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Sleeping through winter is hibernation, but sleeping through summer is called what?",
		"answer1": "Transolation",
		"answer2": "Estivation",
		"answer3": "Decarburization"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Estivation",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which U.S. president’s middle name is Gamaliel?",
		"answer1": "Warren Harding",
		"answer2": "James Polk",
		"answer3": "Rutherford Hayes"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Warren Harding",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The Latin phrase “tempus fugit” literally translates to what?",
		"answer1": "Buyer beware",
		"answer2": "Come together",
		"answer3": "Time flies"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Time flies",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Thanks to the time it took to make, what movie was almost called “12 Years”?",
		"answer1": "Boyhood",
		"answer2": "The LEGO Movie",
		"answer3": "Castaway"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Boyhood",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these phrases is slang for a bad thing?",
		"answer1": "Dog’s breakfast",
		"answer2": "Bee's knees",
		"answer3": "Cat's pajamas"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Dog’s breakfast",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "When it comes to mail, what does the Z in “ZIP Code” stand for?",
		"answer1": "Zoom",
		"answer2": "Zero",
		"answer3": "Zone"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Zone",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The Cy Young Award is given each year to Major League Baseball's best what?",
		"answer1": "Mascots",
		"answer2": "Fans",
		"answer3": "Pitchers"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Pitchers",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The Smart Car started as a collaboration between a car company and what?",
		"answer1": "Watchmaker",
		"answer2": "Website",
		"answer3": "Travel guide"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Watchmaker",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "According to Guinness World Records, the hit single containing the most words was recorded by what artist?",
		"answer1": "Eminem",
		"answer2": "Krayzie Bone",
		"answer3": "Busta Rhymes"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Eminem",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The U.S. founding father famous for his experiments with electricity was born in what city?",
		"answer1": "London",
		"answer2": "Boston",
		"answer3": "Philadelphia"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Boston",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these people is NOT an inductee into the Internet Hall of Fame?",
		"answer1": "Tim Berners-Lee",
		"answer2": "Al Gore",
		"answer3": "Steve Jobs"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Steve Jobs",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The director of “Mad Max: Fury Road” also directed which of these movies?",
		"answer1": "Borat",
		"answer2": "Live Free or Die Hard",
		"answer3": "Babe: Pig in the City"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Babe: Pig in the City",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Who made the gaming console that indicated a breakdown with the “red ring of death?”`",
		"answer1": "Sony",
		"answer2": "Nintendo",
		"answer3": "Microsoft"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Microsoft",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these cat breeds gets its name from an island in Asia?",
		"answer1": "Balinese",
		"answer2": "Persian",
		"answer3": "Siamese"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Balinese",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In professional wrestling, bad guys are called “heels” and good guys are known as what?",
		"answer1": "Hands",
		"answer2": "Faces",
		"answer3": "Torsos"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Faces",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these animals provides a key ingredient in traditional mayonnaise?",
		"answer1": "Sheep",
		"answer2": "Chicken",
		"answer3": "Cow"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Chicken",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these music genres peaked in popularity during the 1970s?",
		"answer1": "Doo-wop",
		"answer2": "Disco",
		"answer3": "Rap"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Disco",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "By definition, a person who cuts hair is often referred to as what?",
		"answer1": "Birder",
		"answer2": "Bugbear",
		"answer3": "Barber"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Barber",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "According to the old song “Row, Row, Row Your Boat,” life is but a what?",
		"answer1": "Dream",
		"answer2": "Massive phoenix tattoo",
		"answer3": "Bitcoin scam"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Dream",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is NOT a kind of apple?",
		"answer1": "Dog’s Snout",
		"answer2": "Bloody Ploughman",
		"answer3": "Everett's Knave"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Everett's Knave",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What African nation gets its name from the Arabic for “The Islands”?",
		"answer1": "Madagascar",
		"answer2": "Algeria",
		"answer3": "Comoros"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Algeria",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In the heyday of the Mutoscope, where would you have been most likely to find one?",
		"answer1": "Horse racetrack",
		"answer2": "Amusement arcade",
		"answer3": "Doctor’s office"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Amusement arcade",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What type of medical treatment gets its name from the Latin for “I shall please”?",
		"answer1": "Analgesic",
		"answer2": "Narcotic",
		"answer3": "Placebo"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Placebo",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Who directed the motion picture credited as the first to show a flushing toilet?",
		"answer1": "Alfred Hitchcock",
		"answer2": "Frank Capra",
		"answer3": "John Waters"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Alfred Hitchcock",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "“Betteridge’s Law” is a famous observation about what?",
		"answer1": "Headlines",
		"answer2": "Smartphone size",
		"answer3": "Cable news ratings"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Headlines",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What was “Weird Al” Yankovic’s birth name?",
		"answer1": "Albert Yarborough",
		"answer2": "Alfred Yankovic",
		"answer3": "Adam Iacopino"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Alfred Yankovic",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which famous character does NOT grow larger by interacting with a mushroom?",
		"answer1": "Alice in Wonderland",
		"answer2": "Nintendo’s Mario",
		"answer3": "Thumbelina"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Thumbelina",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What pedal is usually missing from a car with automatic transmission?",
		"answer1": "Brake",
		"answer2": "Gas",
		"answer3": "Clutch"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Clutch",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In the NCAA Basketball Tournament, the last four teams alive are known as the what?",
		"answer1": "Lone Survivors",
		"answer2": "Grand Slams",
		"answer3": "Final Four"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Final Four",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Militia soldiers in the American Revolutionary War were commonly called what?",
		"answer1": "Minutemen",
		"answer2": "Millenniummen",
		"answer3": "Monthmen"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Minutemen",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What kind of salad normally contains the most lettuce?",
		"answer1": "Potato salad",
		"answer2": "Fruit salad",
		"answer3": "Caesar salad"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Caesar salad",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In “Dirty Dancing,” what does Patrick Swayze say right after declaring, “Nobody puts baby in a corner”?",
		"answer1": "Nobody",
		"answer2": "Ready?",
		"answer3": "Come on"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Come on",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The creator of the first video game Easter egg shares his name with a lead actor in which film?",
		"answer1": "Stand by Me",
		"answer2": "Pee-wee's Big Adventure",
		"answer3": "Ishtar"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Ishtar",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these nations shares its border with the most countries?",
		"answer1": "Austria",
		"answer2": "Bolivia",
		"answer3": "Mali"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Austria",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A crystal egg plays a key role in an ’80s film that had what working title?",
		"answer1": "White Boys Off the Lake",
		"answer2": "A Boy's Life",
		"answer3": "Spaceman From Pluto"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "White Boys Off the Lake",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The founder of which of these startups has more Twitter followers than Mark Zuckerberg?",
		"answer1": "Dropbox",
		"answer2": "WhatsApp",
		"answer3": "Box"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Box",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In an early scene in “WarGames,” Matthew Broderick grabs a textbook off of what arcade game?",
		"answer1": "Dig Dug",
		"answer2": "Galaga",
		"answer3": "Zaxxon"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Dig Dug",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these songs does NOT feature an elaborate synthesizer solo?",
		"answer1": "“Jump” by Van Halen",
		"answer2": "“Subdivisions” by Rush",
		"answer3": "“Atomic” by Blondie"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "“Atomic” by Blondie",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Closely tied to “perestroika,” what does the Russian word “glasnost” mean?",
		"answer1": "Economics",
		"answer2": "Restructuring",
		"answer3": "Openness"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Openness",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In the book “Ready Player One,” the hero's spacecraft is named after the author of what novel?",
		"answer1": "The Shining",
		"answer2": "A Scanner Darkly",
		"answer3": "Breakfast of Champions"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Breakfast of Champions",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In the Eurythmics’ debut hit video, what color was the lead singer’s hair?",
		"answer1": "Orange",
		"answer2": "Blonde",
		"answer3": "Pink"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Orange",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these stars famously performed at the Berlin Wall before it began to fall?",
		"answer1": "Bruce Springsteen",
		"answer2": "David Hasselhoff",
		"answer3": "Roger Waters"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Bruce Springsteen",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is NOT an example of a redundant acronym?",
		"answer1": "PIN number",
		"answer2": "ATM machine",
		"answer3": "PEZ dispenser"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "PEZ dispenser",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What classic ’80s TV character was an alien from the planet Melmac?",
		"answer1": "ALF",
		"answer2": "Alex P. Keaton",
		"answer3": "MacGyver"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "ALF",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In the Spielberg film “E.T.”, what does E.T. stand for?",
		"answer1": "Extra Terrestrial",
		"answer2": "Enchilada Thief",
		"answer3": "Earl Torgeson"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Extra Terrestrial",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What festive term also describes a hidden feature in a video game?",
		"answer1": "Easter egg",
		"answer2": "Halloween candy bucket",
		"answer3": "Christmas sweater vest"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Easter egg",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "When the U.N. declared 2016 “The International Year of Pulses,” it was to promote awareness of what?",
		"answer1": "Legumes",
		"answer2": "Clean water",
		"answer3": "Heart health"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Legumes",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The SNL cast member with the autobiography called “It’s Always Something” played what character?",
		"answer1": "Emily Litella",
		"answer2": "Church Lady",
		"answer3": "Unfrozen Caveman Lawyer"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Emily Litella",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In which of these places does the capital city NOT contain the name of the country?",
		"answer1": "Kuwait",
		"answer2": "Barbados",
		"answer3": "Guatemala"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Barbados",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which is the title of an actual video game in the Grand Theft Auto series?",
		"answer1": "Beggar’s Bargain",
		"answer2": "Chinatown Wars",
		"answer3": "Desperation Row"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Chinatown Wars",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Who was the first woman to serve as a Supreme Court justice?",
		"answer1": "Sandra Day O’Connor",
		"answer2": "Madeleine Albright",
		"answer3": "Ruth Bader Ginsburg"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Sandra Day O’Connor",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "On AFI’s list of greatest film heroes and villains, who played a character listed as both?",
		"answer1": "Anthony Hopkins",
		"answer2": "Arnold Schwarzenegger",
		"answer3": "Gary Cooper"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Arnold Schwarzenegger",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is NOT one of the two measurements in a blood pressure reading?",
		"answer1": "Diastolic",
		"answer2": "Hemostatic",
		"answer3": "Systolic"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Hemostatic",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is the correct spelling of 1,000 years?",
		"answer1": "Millenium",
		"answer2": "Millennium",
		"answer3": "Milennium"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Millennium",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is the name of a piece of furniture AND a vast historical empire?",
		"answer1": "Ottoman",
		"answer2": "Credenza",
		"answer3": "Macedonian"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Ottoman",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "By definition, a myopic person is considered what?",
		"answer1": "Mopey",
		"answer2": "Nearsighted",
		"answer3": "Photographer"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Nearsighted",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In an old expression, “what’s good for the goose” is also good for the what?",
		"answer1": "Gander",
		"answer2": "People of Wakanda",
		"answer3": "Goose's social media"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Gander",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the main ingredient in ketchup?",
		"answer1": "Atlantic cod",
		"answer2": "Melted copper",
		"answer3": "Tomatoes"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Tomatoes",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these celebrities owns an island near the location of the doomed Fyre Festival?",
		"answer1": "Ja Rule",
		"answer2": "Steve Martin",
		"answer3": "Tyler Perry"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Tyler Perry",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "According to ancient lore, what, if obtained, would bring good luck to wedding guests?",
		"answer1": "Something blue",
		"answer2": "Pieces of wedding gown",
		"answer3": "First slice of cake"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Pieces of wedding gown",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A famous 1945 short story is written from the point of view of which novel’s protagonist?",
		"answer1": "The Grapes of Wrath",
		"answer2": "Catch-22",
		"answer3": "The Catcher in the Rye"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "The Catcher in the Rye",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In cooking, what do chefs set up before they make a meal?",
		"answer1": "Mise-en-chine",
		"answer2": "Mise-en-scène",
		"answer3": "Mise-en-place"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Mise-en-place",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these Broadway productions ran for the most shows?",
		"answer1": "Cats",
		"answer2": "Les Misérables",
		"answer3": "Chicago"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Chicago",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In AOL Instant Messenger, what default sound played when friends appeared online?",
		"answer1": "Door opening",
		"answer2": "Car horn",
		"answer3": "Bicycle bell"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Door opening",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The wigs worn by barristers in English courts are usually made with which kind of hair?",
		"answer1": "Equine",
		"answer2": "Synthetic",
		"answer3": "Hominine"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Equine",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these U.S. national parks is home to a supervolcano?",
		"answer1": "Yosemite",
		"answer2": "Zion",
		"answer3": "Yellowstone"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Yellowstone",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The flight recorder known as the airplane “black box” is typically what color?",
		"answer1": "Green",
		"answer2": "Black",
		"answer3": "Orange"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Orange",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In arithmetic, how is a number squared?",
		"answer1": "Added to its reciprocal",
		"answer2": "Multiplied by itself",
		"answer3": "Divided by antecedent"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Multiplied by itself",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In book publishing, a novel with a soft cover is typically called what?",
		"answer1": "Paperback",
		"answer2": "Pillow",
		"answer3": "Wimpy"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Paperback",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Street art that involves spraying paint on walls is known as what?",
		"answer1": "Peter Griffin",
		"answer2": "Giraffe",
		"answer3": "Graffiti"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Graffiti",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these hit rock songs did NOT appear on a debut album?",
		"answer1": "Last Nite",
		"answer2": "Buddy Holly",
		"answer3": "Wonderwall"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Wonderwall",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these Canadian territories stretches farthest north?",
		"answer1": "Nunavut",
		"answer2": "Northwest Territories",
		"answer3": "Yukon"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Nunavut",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these men has been knighted by the Queen of England?",
		"answer1": "Keith Richards",
		"answer2": "Hugh Grant",
		"answer3": "Rudy Giuliani"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Rudy Giuliani",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the last spoken line in Samuel Beckett’s “Waiting for Godot”?",
		"answer1": "Yes, let’s go.",
		"answer2": "Let's wait some more.",
		"answer3": "Is he coming?"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Yes, let’s go.",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In the Catholic Church, which of these is considered the most powerful?",
		"answer1": "Vicar general",
		"answer2": "Archbishop",
		"answer3": "Archdeacon"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Archbishop",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "“Tales from the Crypt” was originally on the same U.S. network as which show?",
		"answer1": "Full House",
		"answer2": "Fraggle Rock",
		"answer3": "Animaniacs"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Fraggle Rock",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What did now-defunct teen magazine YM stand for?",
		"answer1": "Your Magazine",
		"answer2": "Young Miss",
		"answer3": "Yes Mademoiselle"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Young Miss",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the main symptom of the genetic condition known as heterochromia?",
		"answer1": "Ambidextrousness",
		"answer2": "Really long toes",
		"answer3": "Differently colored eyes"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Differently colored eyes",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Legal work done without charging a fee is known as what?",
		"answer1": "Habeas corpus",
		"answer2": "Affidavit",
		"answer3": "Pro bono"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Pro bono",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In which country do people typically answer the phone by saying “Pronto”?",
		"answer1": "China",
		"answer2": "Canada",
		"answer3": "Italy"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Italy",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The letters in the federal agency IRS stand for what?",
		"answer1": "Infinitely Rude Staff",
		"answer2": "Internal Revenue Service",
		"answer3": "Incredibly Rare Sneakers"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Internal Revenue Service",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Firefighters often have which of these things attached to their trucks?",
		"answer1": "LinkedIn profile",
		"answer2": "PDFs",
		"answer3": "Hose"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Hose",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these nations’ capital cities is located at the highest altitude?",
		"answer1": "Ethiopia",
		"answer2": "Kenya",
		"answer3": "Chile"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Ethiopia",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these duos consists of two people NOT born in the same year?",
		"answer1": "Simon & Garfunkel",
		"answer2": "OutKast",
		"answer3": "The White Stripes"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "The White Stripes",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Though their designs are similar, which of these countries’ flags has the most colors?",
		"answer1": "Laos",
		"answer2": "Palau",
		"answer3": "Bangladesh"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Laos",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which athlete deliberately incorporated soccer shoe concepts into their own sneaker design?",
		"answer1": "Kobe Bryant",
		"answer2": "Serena Williams",
		"answer3": "Tiger Woods"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Kobe Bryant",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these toys debuted in stores during JFK’s presidency?",
		"answer1": "RC helicopter",
		"answer2": "G.I. Joe",
		"answer3": "Slip ’N Slide"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Slip ’N Slide",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these actors has NOT played a person forced to live inside a bubble?",
		"answer1": "Jake Gyllenhaal",
		"answer2": "John Travolta",
		"answer3": "Jason Alexander"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Jason Alexander",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The first Bo Jackson Nike TV ad featured the musical act famous for recording what song?",
		"answer1": "Revolution",
		"answer2": "Hustlin’",
		"answer3": "I’m a Man"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "I’m a Man",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these was NOT one of the canonical seven wonders of the ancient world?",
		"answer1": "Lighthouse",
		"answer2": "Mausoleum",
		"answer3": "Library"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Library",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "For high-end sneakers, which of these acronyms describes shoes that are usually easiest to get?",
		"answer1": "HTM",
		"answer2": "GS",
		"answer3": "PE"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "GS",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What day is Mexico's equivalent to July 4th in the U.S.?",
		"answer1": "May 5",
		"answer2": "March 5",
		"answer3": "September 16"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "September 16",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Before inventing Nike's air soles, where did the creator work?",
		"answer1": "NASA",
		"answer2": "Porsche",
		"answer3": "Levi's"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "NASA",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "By volume, the air we breathe is mostly made up of what element?",
		"answer1": "Nitrogen",
		"answer2": "Oxygen",
		"answer3": "Carbon dioxide"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Nitrogen",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the largest animal ever known to have lived?",
		"answer1": "Blue whale",
		"answer2": "Woolly mammoth",
		"answer3": "Apatosaurus"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Blue whale",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In the fashion world, different color combinations for a single design are known as what?",
		"answer1": "Colorways",
		"answer2": "Flashschemes",
		"answer3": "Gridstuffs"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Colorways",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In a famous folktale, what archer stole from the rich and gave to the poor?",
		"answer1": "Jumpman",
		"answer2": "Robin Hood",
		"answer3": "Mr. Steal Your Girl"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Robin Hood",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these technological breakthroughs was invented by a man?",
		"answer1": "Windshield wipers",
		"answer2": "Kevlar",
		"answer3": "Aerosol can"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Aerosol can",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these films earned the dreaded “thumbs down” from Roger Ebert?",
		"answer1": "Full Metal Jacket",
		"answer2": "Demolition Man",
		"answer3": "Junior"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Full Metal Jacket",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which state is home to what is considered the deepest lake in the U.S.?",
		"answer1": "Minnesota",
		"answer2": "Michigan",
		"answer3": "Oregon"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Oregon",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What Edgar Allan Poe poem allegedly lends its name to a U.S. Air Force facility?",
		"answer1": "Dream-Land",
		"answer2": "The Raven",
		"answer3": "The Haunted Palace"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Dream-Land",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In the Austin Powers films, what type of cat was Mr. Bigglesworth before his cryogenic freeze?",
		"answer1": "Siamese",
		"answer2": "Persian",
		"answer3": "Sphynx"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Persian",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is NOT a “Little Critter” book title?",
		"answer1": "Just a Mess",
		"answer2": "My Summer Vacation",
		"answer3": "I Was So Mad"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "My Summer Vacation",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In English, the Chinese term for paparazzi literally translates to what?",
		"answer1": "Laser focused",
		"answer2": "Puppy squad",
		"answer3": "Buzzing insects"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Puppy squad",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In the U.S., a trial without a jury is known as what?",
		"answer1": "Blank trial",
		"answer2": "Bench trial",
		"answer3": "Mistrial"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Bench trial",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is a common type of node in the human body?",
		"answer1": "Nymph",
		"answer2": "Lymph",
		"answer3": "Dymph"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Lymph",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What hairstyle is named for a part of an animal?",
		"answer1": "Horseholder",
		"answer2": "Bowl cut",
		"answer3": "Ponytail"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Ponytail",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What type of card is typically used to make purchases at stores?",
		"answer1": "Credit",
		"answer2": "Blockbuster",
		"answer3": "Birthday"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Credit",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The stage name “Chubby Checker” was selected in homage to the performer of what song?",
		"answer1": "Blueberry Hill",
		"answer2": "Roll Over Beethoven",
		"answer3": "Rock Around the Clock"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Blueberry Hill",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The first U.S. hotel to offer room service is now part of what hospitality chain?",
		"answer1": "Hilton",
		"answer2": "Four Seasons",
		"answer3": "Starwood"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Hilton",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Amtrak trains do NOT stop in which of these places?",
		"answer1": "Glacier National Park",
		"answer2": "Langley, VA",
		"answer3": "Niagara Falls"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Langley, VA",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The payment company Square has a board member who runs what fast food chain?",
		"answer1": "Shake Shack",
		"answer2": "Five Guys",
		"answer3": "In-N-Out"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Shake Shack",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these countries built a city shaped like a First Lady's facial profile?",
		"answer1": "Argentina",
		"answer2": "France",
		"answer3": "North Korea"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Argentina",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these films would be considered a “Pygmalion” story?",
		"answer1": "Romeo + Juliet",
		"answer2": "She’s the Man",
		"answer3": "She’s All That"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "She’s All That",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is an acronym used to remember the mathematical order of operations?",
		"answer1": "EMPADS",
		"answer2": "SADMEP",
		"answer3": "PEMDAS"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "PEMDAS",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In which type of exercise class would you most likely use a reformer?",
		"answer1": "Zumba",
		"answer2": "Pilates",
		"answer3": "Spin"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Pilates",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "“Bollywood” is a portmanteau of what city and Hollywood?",
		"answer1": "Bombay",
		"answer2": "Boca Raton",
		"answer3": "Boston"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Bombay",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The word “fortnight” literally means what?",
		"answer1": "Nighttime battle",
		"answer2": "Tomorrow night",
		"answer3": "Two weeks"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Two weeks",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A common type of hair tie covered in fabric is known as what?",
		"answer1": "Scrunchie",
		"answer2": "Munchie",
		"answer3": "Lunchie"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Scrunchie",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Trees often grow from what?",
		"answer1": "AstroTurf",
		"answer2": "Seeds",
		"answer3": "Peanut butter"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Seeds",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which two U.S. states' capitals are located the farthest apart from each other?",
		"answer1": "Florida / Maine",
		"answer2": "New Mexico / Indiana",
		"answer3": "Alaska / Oregon"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Florida / Maine",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these major Hollywood films was shot in Toronto?",
		"answer1": "L.A. Confidential",
		"answer2": "Gangs of New York",
		"answer3": "Chicago"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Chicago",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In 2017, what publication revived the first U.S. newspaper written and edited by women?",
		"answer1": "Chicago Tribune",
		"answer2": "New York Times",
		"answer3": "Washington Post"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Washington Post",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Facebook's first logo featured the actor who played which of these characters in a film?",
		"answer1": "Tony Stark",
		"answer2": "Cameron Winklevoss",
		"answer3": "Carlito Brigante"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Carlito Brigante",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The element lutetium gets its name from an old name for what European city?",
		"answer1": "London",
		"answer2": "Paris",
		"answer3": "Helsinki"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Paris",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which university’s marching band has a giant instrument that used to be radioactive?",
		"answer1": "U of Chicago",
		"answer2": "Purdue",
		"answer3": "U of Texas"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "U of Texas",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these was inducted into the National Toy Hall of Fame first?",
		"answer1": "Wiffle ball",
		"answer2": "Game Boy",
		"answer3": "Rubik’s Cube"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Game Boy",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these vice presidents served under a president carved on Mount Rushmore?",
		"answer1": "Henry Wallace",
		"answer2": "Hannibal Hamlin",
		"answer3": "Elbridge Gerry"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Hannibal Hamlin",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these ’80s movies earned an Oscar nomination?",
		"answer1": "The Karate Kid",
		"answer2": "Risky Business",
		"answer3": "The Breakfast Club"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "The Karate Kid",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In his first-ever video game appearance, Mario had what profession?",
		"answer1": "Chef",
		"answer2": "Carpenter",
		"answer3": "Plumber"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Carpenter",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these terms is a common bicycle part?",
		"answer1": "Lawyer lips",
		"answer2": "Fireman fingers",
		"answer3": "Trainer toes"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Lawyer lips",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In which of these would you most likely find a wet cell battery?",
		"answer1": "TV remote control",
		"answer2": "Laptop computer",
		"answer3": "Cellphone tower"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Cellphone tower",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The dinosaur genus Zuul gets its name from what film franchise?",
		"answer1": "Jurassic Park",
		"answer2": "The Land Before Time",
		"answer3": "Ghostbusters"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Ghostbusters",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The author of “Chitty Chitty Bang Bang” also created what literary character?",
		"answer1": "Mary Poppins",
		"answer2": "Winnie the Pooh",
		"answer3": "James Bond"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "James Bond",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What do camels primarily store in their humps?",
		"answer1": "Fat",
		"answer2": "Water",
		"answer3": "Salt"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Fat",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "By definition, a skinflint is someone who does NOT like doing what?",
		"answer1": "Wearing clothes",
		"answer2": "Spending money",
		"answer3": "Speaking in public"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Spending money",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What fashion brand's logo depicts a woman famous for her fierce appearance?",
		"answer1": "Versace",
		"answer2": "Chanel",
		"answer3": "Gucci"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Versace",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Neapolitan ice cream gets its name from a city in what country?",
		"answer1": "Italy",
		"answer2": "Germany",
		"answer3": "Canada"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Italy",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A popular board game is titled “Chutes and” what?",
		"answer1": "Leopards",
		"answer2": "Ladders",
		"answer3": "Lawyers"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Ladders",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the predominant keyboard layout in North America?",
		"answer1": "QWERTY",
		"answer2": "FLIRTY",
		"answer3": "THRIVING"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "QWERTY",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In an old legend, what did Arthur pull out of a stone to become king?",
		"answer1": "Sword",
		"answer2": "Bird's nest",
		"answer3": "Fat stacks"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Sword",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Herman Melville dedicated “Moby-Dick” to the author of what other classic work?",
		"answer1": "Twice-Told Tales",
		"answer2": "Paul Revere's Ride",
		"answer3": "Leatherstocking Tales"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Twice-Told Tales",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these chemical elements gets its name from a mythical creature?",
		"answer1": "Hassium",
		"answer2": "Xenon",
		"answer3": "Cobalt"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Cobalt",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The luna moth lives its entire adult life without doing what?",
		"answer1": "Mating",
		"answer2": "Eating",
		"answer3": "Flying"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Eating",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Aside from Walt Disney, the most Oscar-nominated person in history is known for what?",
		"answer1": "Visual effects",
		"answer2": "Costume design",
		"answer3": "Composing"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Composing",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In the popular Asian sport sepak takraw, players strike the ball with what?",
		"answer1": "Feet",
		"answer2": "Hands",
		"answer3": "Sticks"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Feet",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What flavor of cream filled the first Twinkies?",
		"answer1": "Vanilla",
		"answer2": "Banana",
		"answer3": "Peanut butter"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Banana",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A 2014 online gag convinced some people to recharge their iPhones by doing what?",
		"answer1": "Microwaving them",
		"answer2": "Plugging into potatoes",
		"answer3": "Freezing them"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Microwaving them",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The Greek names of the two moons of Mars literally translate to what?",
		"answer1": "Mother and Daughter",
		"answer2": "Destiny and Promise",
		"answer3": "Fear and Panic"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Fear and Panic",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these poker hands typically beats the other two?",
		"answer1": "Straight",
		"answer2": "Flush",
		"answer3": "Full house"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Full house",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these animals is classified as an arachnid?",
		"answer1": "Wolf spider",
		"answer2": "Vampire bat",
		"answer3": "Seahorse"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Wolf spider",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is most often worn between feet and shoes?",
		"answer1": "Paper towels",
		"answer2": "Socks",
		"answer3": "More shoes"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Socks",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What was Neil Armstrong’s most famous achievement?",
		"answer1": "Learning French",
		"answer2": "Eating 14 cupcakes",
		"answer3": "Walking on the moon"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Walking on the moon",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these events traditionally occurs on the Tuesday after Easter in Tobago?",
		"answer1": "Goat race",
		"answer2": "Rabbit jumping contest",
		"answer3": "Parrot talent show"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Goat race",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A photo of Meryl Streep yelling through her hands was taken at what 2015 awards show?",
		"answer1": "Oscars",
		"answer2": "Golden Globes",
		"answer3": "SAG Awards"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "SAG Awards",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The mockingbird is NOT the state bird of which of these states?",
		"answer1": "Texas",
		"answer2": "Arkansas",
		"answer3": "Alabama"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Alabama",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these courtroom TV shows debuted in the 1950s?",
		"answer1": "America's Court",
		"answer2": "Divorce Court",
		"answer3": "The People's Court"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Divorce Court",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The capital of which state is also the French form of the name Peter?",
		"answer1": "Wyoming",
		"answer2": "North Dakota",
		"answer3": "South Dakota"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "South Dakota",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The CEO of what tech company turned heads in 2013 by buying a funeral home?",
		"answer1": "Tesla",
		"answer2": "Airbnb",
		"answer3": "Yahoo"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Yahoo",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which work by Roald Dahl was adapted into a 3-act opera in 1998?",
		"answer1": "Matilda",
		"answer2": "James & the Giant Peach",
		"answer3": "The Fantastic Mr. Fox"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "The Fantastic Mr. Fox",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The cooking method “al pastor” came to Mexico from what country?",
		"answer1": "El Salvador",
		"answer2": "Spain",
		"answer3": "Lebanon"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Lebanon",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these words means “in three pieces?”",
		"answer1": "Tripartite",
		"answer2": "Troglodyte",
		"answer3": "Terracotta"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Tripartite",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is a common breed of dog?",
		"answer1": "Marmite",
		"answer2": "Malamute",
		"answer3": "Merman"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Malamute",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is glass primarily made of?",
		"answer1": "The film formed on gravy",
		"answer2": "Bubble wrap",
		"answer3": "Sand"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Sand",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A unicorn typically has one what on its head?",
		"answer1": "Horn",
		"answer2": "Mustache",
		"answer3": "Nacho hat"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Horn",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which city did Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen NOT travel to in their straight-to-video oeuvre?",
		"answer1": "Sydney",
		"answer2": "Salt Lake City",
		"answer3": "Milan"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Milan",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which news anchor claims he once got into a minor car crash with a U.S. president?",
		"answer1": "Geraldo Rivera",
		"answer2": "Larry King",
		"answer3": "Dan Rather"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Larry King",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which sauce did chef Marie-Antoine Carême’s name as one of his original “mothers”?",
		"answer1": "Béchamel",
		"answer2": "Hollandaise",
		"answer3": "Tomato"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Béchamel",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these was NOT invented by the same company as the other two?",
		"answer1": "Nexcare Blister Bandages",
		"answer2": "Band-Aid",
		"answer3": "Ace bandages"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Band-Aid",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The composer for the “South Park” movie also provided music for which film?",
		"answer1": "Minions",
		"answer2": "Hairspray",
		"answer3": "BASEketball"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Hairspray",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these legendary pieces of furniture was designed by a married couple?",
		"answer1": "La-Z-Boy",
		"answer2": "Eames Lounge Chair",
		"answer3": "Aeron chair"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Eames Lounge Chair",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What did Darwin consider “one of the most wonderful” plants in the world?",
		"answer1": "Weeping willow",
		"answer2": "Bird of paradise",
		"answer3": "Venus flytrap"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Venus flytrap",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is a distinctly Tibetan form of greeting?",
		"answer1": "Slow nod",
		"answer2": "Touching foreheads",
		"answer3": "Sticking out your tongue"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Sticking out your tongue",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the official name of the large structure in the center of Chicago's Millennium Park?",
		"answer1": "Chicago Bean",
		"answer2": "Silver Nugget",
		"answer3": "Cloud Gate"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Cloud Gate",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What kitchen appliance is typically used to brown slices of bread?",
		"answer1": "Toaster",
		"answer2": "Immersion blender",
		"answer3": "French press"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Toaster",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In “Mister Rogers' Neighborhood,” what was Mr. Rogers’ first name?",
		"answer1": "Agamemnon",
		"answer2": "Fred",
		"answer3": "Frodger"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Fred",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these activities is considered a form of aerobic exercise?",
		"answer1": "Napping",
		"answer2": "Jogging",
		"answer3": "Tweeting"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Jogging",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these movies was its director's feature film debut?",
		"answer1": "Being John Malkovich",
		"answer2": "Jaws",
		"answer3": "Moonlight"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Being John Malkovich",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "How many U.S. states allow common law marriage?",
		"answer1": "All of them",
		"answer2": "None of them",
		"answer3": "Some of them"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Some of them",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these countries has outlawed beauty pageants for kids?",
		"answer1": "Canada",
		"answer2": "Finland",
		"answer3": "France"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "France",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which singer launched the tape recorder revolution in America?",
		"answer1": "Bing Crosby",
		"answer2": "Frank Sinatra",
		"answer3": "Tony Bennett"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Bing Crosby",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In towns like Edinburgh and Glasgow, homes traditionally have red doors to signify what?",
		"answer1": "Paid off mortgage",
		"answer2": "Children at home",
		"answer3": "Rooms to rent"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Paid off mortgage",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these awards has NOT been won by a U.S. First Lady?",
		"answer1": "Emmy",
		"answer2": "Grammy",
		"answer3": "Oscar"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Oscar",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In 1534, why did England’s king appoint himself “Supreme Head” of his country’s church?",
		"answer1": "Avoid prison",
		"answer2": "End his marriage",
		"answer3": "Adopt an heir"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "End his marriage",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The “Streisand effect” describes when an attempt at what backfires?",
		"answer1": "Career comeback",
		"answer2": "Restricting alimony",
		"answer3": "Privacy"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Privacy",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The Chunnel connects what two countries?",
		"answer1": "Italy / Sweden",
		"answer2": "Canada / Mexico",
		"answer3": "England / France"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "England / France",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What color was the original Livestrong bracelet?",
		"answer1": "Yellow",
		"answer2": "Green",
		"answer3": "Purple"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Yellow",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In order to legally drive in the U.S., which of these do you need?",
		"answer1": "Specially trained parrot",
		"answer2": "Spinning rims",
		"answer3": "License"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "License",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The container that children traditionally use to collect change is known as what?",
		"answer1": "Piggy bank",
		"answer2": "Doggy zone",
		"answer3": "Horsey place"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Piggy bank",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The author of “Treasure Island” also once wrote about the namesake of what cheese?",
		"answer1": "Gorgonzola",
		"answer2": "Roquefort",
		"answer3": "Monterey Jack"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Monterey Jack",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these legendary artifacts was found in the Nile Delta?",
		"answer1": "Rosetta Stone",
		"answer2": "Elgin Marbles",
		"answer3": "Nefertiti Bust"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Rosetta Stone",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The first YouTube Music Awards were co-hosted by the star of what film?",
		"answer1": "Rushmore",
		"answer2": "San Andreas",
		"answer3": "Hancock"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Rushmore",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which plant is considered customary in an English royal wedding bouquet?",
		"answer1": "Myrtle",
		"answer2": "Baby’s-breath",
		"answer3": "Roses"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Myrtle",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Ardrey Kell High School in Charlotte, North Carolina played a major role in what meme?",
		"answer1": "Water bottle flipping",
		"answer2": "Mannequin challenge",
		"answer3": "Damn Daniel"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Water bottle flipping",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these classic Cajun dishes was invented first?",
		"answer1": "Bananas Foster",
		"answer2": "Oysters Rockefeller",
		"answer3": "Muffuletta"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Oysters Rockefeller",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The title of the rock record “Steal This Album!” references a controversial work by whom?",
		"answer1": "Abbie Hoffman",
		"answer2": "Jack Kerouac",
		"answer3": "Karl Marx"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Abbie Hoffman",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Abraham Lincoln served Illinois as a member of which branch of Congress?",
		"answer1": "Neither",
		"answer2": "House of Representatives",
		"answer3": "Senate"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "House of Representatives",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these classic novels was originally written in English?",
		"answer1": "Madame Bovary",
		"answer2": "Dracula",
		"answer3": "Don Quixote"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Dracula",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The Richter scale is typically used to measure the magnitude of what?",
		"answer1": "Earthquakes",
		"answer2": "Food spiciness",
		"answer3": "Bee stings"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Earthquakes",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is an annual car race in Indianapolis?",
		"answer1": "Boss Baby 2",
		"answer2": "Seinfeld 2000",
		"answer3": "Indy 500"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Indy 500",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "According to legend, everything King Midas touched turned to what?",
		"answer1": "Ovaltine",
		"answer2": "Gold",
		"answer3": "Funnel cakes"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Gold",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these musicians once featured in a movie based on “Blue’s Clues”?",
		"answer1": "Ray Charles",
		"answer2": "Paul Simon",
		"answer3": "Ricky Martin"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Ray Charles",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "When written in all caps, which woman’s name is a classification system for moths?",
		"answer1": "Mara",
		"answer2": "Emma",
		"answer3": "Mona"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Mona",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these products was originally developed for surgical use?",
		"answer1": "Listerine",
		"answer2": "Bengay",
		"answer3": "VapoRub"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Listerine",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The fashion brand Opening Ceremony once put on a play co-written by what actor?",
		"answer1": "Jonah Hill",
		"answer2": "Chloë Sevigny",
		"answer3": "Jesse Eisenberg"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Jonah Hill",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these countries won its independence the soonest after the U.S. did?",
		"answer1": "Mexico",
		"answer2": "Haiti",
		"answer3": "Cuba"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Haiti",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is NOT a variety of strawberry?",
		"answer1": "Holland Bloom",
		"answer2": "Sweet Charlie",
		"answer3": "Ozark Beauty"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Holland Bloom",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Trailblazing chef Hélène Darroze has her own what?",
		"answer1": "Restaurant in the Louvre",
		"answer2": "U.S. postage stamp",
		"answer3": "Barbie doll"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Barbie doll",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The title of the Robert Frost poem “Out, Out—” alludes to which Shakespeare play?",
		"answer1": "Romeo and Juliet",
		"answer2": "Macbeth",
		"answer3": "Hamlet"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Macbeth",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these professions is most likely to make a horseshoe?",
		"answer1": "Farrier",
		"answer2": "Ophthalmologist",
		"answer3": "Notary"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Farrier",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Parquet is a type of what?",
		"answer1": "Wooden flooring",
		"answer2": "African bird",
		"answer3": "Brand of cream cheese"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Wooden flooring",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In golf, the best score on a single hole is popularly known as what?",
		"answer1": "Golfy surprise",
		"answer2": "Hole in one",
		"answer3": "Self-driving par"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Hole in one",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is a boy wizard created by J.K. Rowling?",
		"answer1": "Wand-a Sykes",
		"answer2": "Harry Potter",
		"answer3": "Waldo Wizardboy"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Harry Potter",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is defined as a tautological place name?",
		"answer1": "Lake Tahoe",
		"answer2": "Martha's Vineyard",
		"answer3": "Walla Walla, Washington"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Lake Tahoe",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these would be classified using the Aarne-Thompson-Uther system?",
		"answer1": "Meteor showers",
		"answer2": "Aesop's Fables",
		"answer3": "Blood-borne viruses"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Aesop's Fables",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The artist behind what 20th-century masterpiece also competed in a World Chess Olympiad?",
		"answer1": "Fountain",
		"answer2": "Christina's World",
		"answer3": "Campbell's Soup Cans"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Fountain",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "One of the earliest descriptions of dental floss appears in what landmark of literature?",
		"answer1": "Pride and Prejudice",
		"answer2": "Little Women",
		"answer3": "Ulysses"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Ulysses",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What U.S. sports league currently has two different players named Sebastian Aho?",
		"answer1": "NHL",
		"answer2": "MLB",
		"answer3": "NFL"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "NHL",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which rapper has NOT acted in a Fast & Furious movie?",
		"answer1": "Cam'ron",
		"answer2": "Ja Rule",
		"answer3": "Bow Wow"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Cam'ron",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these African landmarks is mentioned by name in Toto’s “Africa”?",
		"answer1": "Timbuktu",
		"answer2": "Sahara",
		"answer3": "Serengeti"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Serengeti",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these winds is the fastest on the Beaufort Wind Scale?",
		"answer1": "Strong gale",
		"answer2": "Near gale",
		"answer3": "Storm"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Storm",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In terms of miles traveled, which of these races is the longest?",
		"answer1": "Daytona 500",
		"answer2": "Tour de France",
		"answer3": "Iron Man Triathlon"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Tour de France",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the zip code for Beverly Hills, California?",
		"answer1": "10528",
		"answer2": "90210",
		"answer3": "01209"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "90210",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Smokey the Bear often preaches that only YOU can prevent what?",
		"answer1": "Flash mobs",
		"answer2": "Reply all emails",
		"answer3": "Forest fires"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Forest fires",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In the popular rhyme, April showers bring what?",
		"answer1": "CD towers",
		"answer2": "May flowers",
		"answer3": "Kenny Powers"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "May flowers",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The New-York Mirror newspaper notably employed which poet?",
		"answer1": "Edgar Allan Poe",
		"answer2": "Walt Whitman",
		"answer3": "Langston Hughes"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Edgar Allan Poe",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these does NOT appear in both the original Pac-Man and Ms. Pac-Man?",
		"answer1": "Banana",
		"answer2": "Apple",
		"answer3": "Strawberry"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Banana",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Workers throughout Victoria, Australia get a day off every November for what sporting event?",
		"answer1": "Cricket match",
		"answer2": "Horse race",
		"answer3": "Rugby game"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Horse race",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "On her first recording, Billie Holiday was accompanied by what jazz legend?",
		"answer1": "Benny Goodman",
		"answer2": "Duke Ellington",
		"answer3": "Count Basie"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Benny Goodman",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Shopping mall staple Gadzooks was purchased by what fellow retailer?",
		"answer1": "Forever 21",
		"answer2": "Hot Topic",
		"answer3": "Spencer's"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Forever 21",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these exotic fruits is named for a local word for “hair”?",
		"answer1": "Durian",
		"answer2": "Rambutan",
		"answer3": "Lychee"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Rambutan",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Moore’s Law is a famous observation that concerns what?",
		"answer1": "Expansion of universe",
		"answer2": "Human evolution",
		"answer3": "Computing power"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Computing power",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In which of these sports do competitors often wear jodhpurs?",
		"answer1": "Cricket",
		"answer2": "Polo",
		"answer3": "Jai alai"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Polo",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The classic book “The Grapes of Wrath” is about a family's journey to what state?",
		"answer1": "Alaska",
		"answer2": "California",
		"answer3": "Hawaii"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "California",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "By definition, a person who is ambidextrous is able to do what?",
		"answer1": "Use both hands well",
		"answer2": "Speak two languages",
		"answer3": "Whistle"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Use both hands well",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "American folk hero & apple enthusiast John Chapman was known by what nickname?",
		"answer1": "Red Delicious Ricky",
		"answer2": "Johnny Appleseed",
		"answer3": "Chance the Appler"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Johnny Appleseed",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Hydroelectric power generates electricity from what?",
		"answer1": "Killer drum solos",
		"answer2": "Mean tweets",
		"answer3": "Water"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Water",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these famous TV judges got their start in criminal court?",
		"answer1": "Greg Mathis",
		"answer2": "Judy Sheindlin",
		"answer3": "Joe Brown"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Joe Brown",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What distinction does airline Handley Page Transport have?",
		"answer1": "First inflight movie",
		"answer2": "First to serve a meal",
		"answer3": "First to check a bag"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "First to serve a meal",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The terms of Amazon's web services contain a clause regarding potential attacks by what?",
		"answer1": "Zombies",
		"answer2": "Google",
		"answer3": "Underage hackers"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Zombies",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these television shows was NOT based on a British series?",
		"answer1": "Say Yes to the Dress",
		"answer2": "Wife Swap",
		"answer3": "Trading Spaces"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Say Yes to the Dress",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these teams won a Stanley Cup before the NHL was founded?",
		"answer1": "Montreal Canadiens",
		"answer2": "Boston Bruins",
		"answer3": "Toronto Maple Leafs"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Montreal Canadiens",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these people is most likely to have a mutation in their melanocortin-1 receptor?",
		"answer1": "Julianne Moore",
		"answer2": "Jon Hamm",
		"answer3": "Lucy Liu"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Julianne Moore",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Technically, all licensed U.S. dentists are also officially what?",
		"answer1": "Orthodontists",
		"answer2": "Dental surgeons",
		"answer3": "Private practitioners"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Dental surgeons",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the official language of the tiny nation between France and Spain?",
		"answer1": "Catalan",
		"answer2": "French",
		"answer3": "Spanish"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Catalan",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the name for a word that came directly into English from another language?",
		"answer1": "Theftword",
		"answer2": "Giftword",
		"answer3": "Loanword"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Loanword",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is the name of an actual room in the White House?",
		"answer1": "China Room",
		"answer2": "Balloon Room",
		"answer3": "Yoga Room"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "China Room",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "By definition, what type of singing is usually done without any instrumental accompaniment?",
		"answer1": "Piano recital",
		"answer2": "A cappella",
		"answer3": "String quartet"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "A cappella",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In the U.S., a massive amount of gold is kept where?",
		"answer1": "Frozen food aisle",
		"answer2": "Fort Knox",
		"answer3": "Louisiana swamplands"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Fort Knox",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these words is believed to come from a European dice game?",
		"answer1": "Shenanigans",
		"answer2": "Tomfoolery",
		"answer3": "Hijinks"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Hijinks",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is NOT the nickname of a World Darts Champion?",
		"answer1": "Limestone Cowboy",
		"answer2": "Deadly Boomerang",
		"answer3": "Pinpoint King"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Pinpoint King",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In the Bible, which son of Jacob has the same mother as Joseph?",
		"answer1": "Benjamin",
		"answer2": "Levi",
		"answer3": "Simeon"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Benjamin",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Once a body of water, which of these regions is now dried out?",
		"answer1": "Aral Sea",
		"answer2": "Caspian Sea",
		"answer3": "Lake Balkhash"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Aral Sea",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Jane Morgan was a nom de plume for the author of which of these works?",
		"answer1": "Wuthering Heights",
		"answer2": "Last of the Mohicans",
		"answer3": "Jane Eyre"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Last of the Mohicans",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these long-ago empires originated in North Africa?",
		"answer1": "Carthaginian",
		"answer2": "Ottoman",
		"answer3": "Byzantine"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Carthaginian",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these dogs falls into the American Kennel Club’s “Working Group”?",
		"answer1": "Golden retriever",
		"answer2": "Collie",
		"answer3": "Boxer"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Boxer",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What phrase completes the old English rhyme that begins, “Something old, something new”?",
		"answer1": "May your love be true",
		"answer2": "A single bond for two",
		"answer3": "A sixpence in your shoe"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "A sixpence in your shoe",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these basketball terms is also a measurement of computer performance?",
		"answer1": "Flops",
		"answer2": "Dunks",
		"answer3": "Dimes"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Flops",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Ben & Jerry’s Cherry Garcia flavor is a pun on the lead singer of what band?",
		"answer1": "Grateful Dead",
		"answer2": "Phish",
		"answer3": "Rolling Stones"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Grateful Dead",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is a popular breakfast item served with maple syrup?",
		"answer1": "English eggie weggies",
		"answer2": "Swedish House Mafia",
		"answer3": "French toast"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "French toast",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The Girl Scouts hold an annual fundraiser by selling what?",
		"answer1": "Bootleg DVDs",
		"answer2": "Stock tips",
		"answer3": "Cookies"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Cookies",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What startup's name came from the co-founder watching a Fellini movie?",
		"answer1": "Vimeo",
		"answer2": "Twilio",
		"answer3": "Etsy"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Etsy",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is the name of one of the moons of the largest planet in our solar system?",
		"answer1": "Kale",
		"answer2": "Coriander",
		"answer3": "Vega"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Kale",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is NOT a breed of duck?",
		"answer1": "Green Marsh",
		"answer2": "Silver Bantam",
		"answer3": "Welsh Harlequin"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Green Marsh",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which concept is at the core of a dance style named for Martha Graham?",
		"answer1": "Contraction & release",
		"answer2": "Lock & leap",
		"answer3": "Pointe & step"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Contraction & release",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these cities was founded two separate times?",
		"answer1": "Rome",
		"answer2": "Zurich",
		"answer3": "Buenos Aires"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Buenos Aires",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "An annual holiday at Emory University features students being let out of class by what?",
		"answer1": "Skeleton",
		"answer2": "Peach mascot",
		"answer3": "Male cheerleaders"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Skeleton",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "“Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance” gets its name from an earlier book about what?",
		"answer1": "Archery",
		"answer2": "Bicycling",
		"answer3": "Gardening"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Archery",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The military unit responsible for the Pope’s safety is composed of citizens of what country?",
		"answer1": "Switzerland",
		"answer2": "Italy",
		"answer3": "Vatican City"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Switzerland",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Who is the youngest current Supreme Court Justice?",
		"answer1": "Elena Kagan",
		"answer2": "Sonia Sotomayor",
		"answer3": "Neil Gorsuch"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Neil Gorsuch",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is a common symptom of a deviated septum?",
		"answer1": "Snoring",
		"answer2": "Hearing loss",
		"answer3": "Rapid heartbeat"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Snoring",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the name of the roller coaster feature that takes riders around in a complete circle?",
		"answer1": "Lose-the-hat",
		"answer2": "Loop-the-loop",
		"answer3": "Cry-the-tears"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Loop-the-loop",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What meal combines elements of breakfast and lunch?",
		"answer1": "Linner",
		"answer2": "Supsert",
		"answer3": "Brunch"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Brunch",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which character appears in the Shakespeare play whose title comes first alphabetically?",
		"answer1": "Octavius Caesar",
		"answer2": "Bertram",
		"answer3": "Adriana"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Bertram",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these animals is NOT known for being able to reproduce without a male partner?",
		"answer1": "Komodo dragon",
		"answer2": "Hammerhead shark",
		"answer3": "Mata mata turtle"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Mata mata turtle",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these authors has a supermodel granddaughter?",
		"answer1": "Antoine de Saint-Exupéry",
		"answer2": "Maurice Sendak",
		"answer3": "Roald Dahl"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Roald Dahl",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these films does NOT share a name with a NASA space probe?",
		"answer1": "Juno",
		"answer2": "Stardust",
		"answer3": "Prometheus"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Prometheus",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is traditionally a layer in a Nanaimo bar?",
		"answer1": "Ice cream",
		"answer2": "Whipped cream",
		"answer3": "Butter icing"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Butter icing",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which skin mark is most likely to come and go with the seasons?",
		"answer1": "Rhytides",
		"answer2": "Ephelides",
		"answer3": "Lentigines"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Ephelides",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which fashion designer did NOT graduate from the prestigious Central Saint Martins?",
		"answer1": "Riccardo Tisci",
		"answer2": "Zac Posen",
		"answer3": "Olivier Rousteing"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Olivier Rousteing",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What was the prime reason for the 14th-century leadership crisis in the Catholic church?",
		"answer1": "Rival popes",
		"answer2": "Emperor Charlemagne",
		"answer3": "Thirty Years’ War"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Rival popes",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is NOT the name of a geographical feature on the Moon?",
		"answer1": "Foaming Sea",
		"answer2": "Sunset Sea",
		"answer3": "Sea of Waves"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Sunset Sea",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which company is listed on both the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the NASDAQ-100?",
		"answer1": "IBM",
		"answer2": "T-Mobile",
		"answer3": "Intel"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Intel",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The first flag of which state contained the Latin for “don’t touch me”?",
		"answer1": "Delaware",
		"answer2": "South Carolina",
		"answer3": "Alabama"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Alabama",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these was NOT a phone made by BlackBerry?",
		"answer1": "Electron",
		"answer2": "Atom",
		"answer3": "Quark"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Atom",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these monuments lends its name to a common domestic chicken breed?",
		"answer1": "The Alamo",
		"answer2": "Plymouth Rock",
		"answer3": "Lincoln Memorial"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Plymouth Rock",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In the U.S., light intensity is often measured with a unit named what?",
		"answer1": "Hand-lamp",
		"answer2": "Foot-candle",
		"answer3": "Head-torch"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Foot-candle",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The Marvin Gaye hit “What’s Going On” featured backup vocals by members of what team?",
		"answer1": "Kansas City Chiefs",
		"answer2": "Detroit Lions",
		"answer3": "New York Jets"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Detroit Lions",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The defunct channel Court TV briefly owned what popular website?",
		"answer1": "The Smoking Gun",
		"answer2": "https://t.co/2LZEqJvVj0",
		"answer3": "SCOTUSblog"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "The Smoking Gun",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the only U.S. state home to two Ivy League schools?",
		"answer1": "New York",
		"answer2": "Massachusetts",
		"answer3": "Pennsylvania"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "New York",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What traditional stew inspired the 1930s invention of the slow cooker?",
		"answer1": "Gumbo",
		"answer2": "Goulash",
		"answer3": "Cholent"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Cholent",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In the tech world, the acronym “IoT” typically stands for what?",
		"answer1": "Internet-Only Telephone",
		"answer2": "In/Out Transfer",
		"answer3": "Internet of Things"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Internet of Things",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What term is often used to describe overly ornate, flowery writing?",
		"answer1": "Blue prose",
		"answer2": "Purple prose",
		"answer3": "Violet prose"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Purple prose",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is NOT an ingredient in a traditional Chicago-style hot dog?",
		"answer1": "Heated ketchup",
		"answer2": "Yellow mustard",
		"answer3": "Sweet relish"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Heated ketchup",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which article of clothing is also the name of a stinging insect?",
		"answer1": "Pink jeggings",
		"answer2": "Red sweatpants",
		"answer3": "Yellow jacket"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Yellow jacket",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is an optional section on the SAT standardized test?",
		"answer1": "Hot yoga",
		"answer2": "Laser tag",
		"answer3": "Essay"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Essay",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is a German clock with a bird inside?",
		"answer1": "Honey Boo Boo clock",
		"answer2": "Cuckoo clock",
		"answer3": "Biological clock"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Cuckoo clock",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What was Galileo sentenced to do as punishment for writing about heliocentrism?",
		"answer1": "Pay indulgences",
		"answer2": "Destroy his library",
		"answer3": "Recite psalms"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Recite psalms",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The protagonist of what classic novel is named after a real-life fireman?",
		"answer1": "Adventures of Tom Sawyer",
		"answer2": "Slaughterhouse-Five",
		"answer3": "Fahrenheit 451"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Adventures of Tom Sawyer",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In the 1960s, Radio Shack was purchased by a company specializing in what?",
		"answer1": "High-end audio",
		"answer2": "Plastics",
		"answer3": "Leather"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Leather",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The Kuiper Belt is home to which of these bodies?",
		"answer1": "Jupiter",
		"answer2": "Pluto",
		"answer3": "Mars"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Pluto",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these symbols appears on the dice in Milton Bradley's Jumanji board game?",
		"answer1": "Rhinoceros",
		"answer2": "Racquet",
		"answer3": "Safari hat"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Racquet",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is suggested in the Lamaze method of giving birth?",
		"answer1": "Moving during labor",
		"answer2": "Inducing at a set time",
		"answer3": "Birthing on your back"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Moving during labor",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Norman Rockwell’s iconic Four Freedoms series contains a famous scene set where?",
		"answer1": "Baseball game",
		"answer2": "Thanksgiving table",
		"answer3": "Diner counter"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Thanksgiving table",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is the name of a real, finch-like songbird?",
		"answer1": "Whodah",
		"answer2": "Whydah",
		"answer3": "Howdah"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Whydah",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these pleasantly-scented plants is part of the mint family?",
		"answer1": "Hyacinth",
		"answer2": "Hydrangea",
		"answer3": "Lavender"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Lavender",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "When it comes to college sports, what does the first “A” stand for in NCAA?",
		"answer1": "Amateur",
		"answer2": "Athletic",
		"answer3": "Academic"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Athletic",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What TV show title would you say after clinking glasses for a toast?",
		"answer1": "Young Sheldon",
		"answer2": "Cheers",
		"answer3": "Kevin Can Wait"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Cheers",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In the kids’ song, “if you’re happy and you know it,” you do what?",
		"answer1": "Shuck some clams",
		"answer2": "Clap your hands",
		"answer3": "Steam a ham"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Clap your hands",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these screenwriters once co-wrote the script for a flop SNL film?",
		"answer1": "Aaron Sorkin",
		"answer2": "Quentin Tarantino",
		"answer3": "Carrie Fisher"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Quentin Tarantino",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The co-creators of Kazaa also helped develop which product?",
		"answer1": "Skype",
		"answer2": "Winamp",
		"answer3": "LimeWire"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Skype",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these states does NOT currently have an In-N-Out?",
		"answer1": "New Mexico",
		"answer2": "Utah",
		"answer3": "Arizona"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "New Mexico",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which pop star appeared in the original film version of “Hairspray”?",
		"answer1": "Colleen Fitzpatrick",
		"answer2": "Blu Cantrell",
		"answer3": "Willa Ford"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Colleen Fitzpatrick",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these emperors' names translates in English to a small kind of footwear?",
		"answer1": "Augustus",
		"answer2": "Nero",
		"answer3": "Caligula"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Caligula",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What was the inspiration behind the iconic Cartier “Love Bracelet”?",
		"answer1": "Eiffel Tower",
		"answer2": "Audrey Hepburn's profile",
		"answer3": "Chastity belts"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Chastity belts",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "According to his own writings, how did St. Patrick first arrive in Ireland?",
		"answer1": "Brought by pirates",
		"answer2": "Servant to a knight",
		"answer3": "Monastery messenger"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Brought by pirates",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Big Major Cay, located on the eastern side of the Bahamas, is famous for what?",
		"answer1": "Migrating butterflies",
		"answer2": "Feral pigs",
		"answer3": "Black sand beaches"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Feral pigs",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Queen Elizabeth II has famously kept what kind of dog as a pet for decades?",
		"answer1": "Chihuahua",
		"answer2": "Pomeranian",
		"answer3": "Corgi"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Corgi",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In the U.S., which of these beverages typically contains espresso?",
		"answer1": "Matcha latte",
		"answer2": "Café au lait",
		"answer3": "Americano"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Americano",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is most likely to emit lava?",
		"answer1": "Garden hose",
		"answer2": "Person's nose",
		"answer3": "Volcanoes"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Volcanoes",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The liquid often used to disinfect hands is known as what?",
		"answer1": "Red #3 food dye",
		"answer2": "Soy sauce",
		"answer3": "Sanitizer"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Sanitizer",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which memorable word from “The Simpsons” also appears in Shakespeare’s “Richard II”?",
		"answer1": "Cromulent",
		"answer2": "Embiggens",
		"answer3": "Unpossible"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Unpossible",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is NOT the name of a trick in competitive yo-yoing?",
		"answer1": "Slack trapeze",
		"answer2": "Sword and shield",
		"answer3": "Spiral drop"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Spiral drop",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The CEO of Domino’s came to the company after working with what kind of food?",
		"answer1": "Italian food",
		"answer2": "Mexican food",
		"answer3": "Baby food"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Baby food",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The famed opera “Fidelio” has the same composer as what work?",
		"answer1": "Für Elise",
		"answer2": "The Magic Flute",
		"answer3": "La Traviata"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Für Elise",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Oslo, Norway is home to a museum featuring thousands of what mini items?",
		"answer1": "PEZ dispensers",
		"answer2": "Bottles",
		"answer3": "Troll dolls"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Bottles",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which Spanish word is NOT a rhyme in the hit 2017 song “Despacito”?",
		"answer1": "Amorito",
		"answer2": "Manuscrito",
		"answer3": "Laberinto"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Amorito",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these universities has produced the most Heisman Trophy winners?",
		"answer1": "Notre Dame",
		"answer2": "Florida State",
		"answer3": "Auburn"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Notre Dame",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which swimsuit style was named after a coral reef?",
		"answer1": "Bandeau",
		"answer2": "Sarong",
		"answer3": "Bikini"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Bikini",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is a real-life world-champion female fighter in the UFC?",
		"answer1": "Cris Cyborg",
		"answer2": "Ronda Robot",
		"answer3": "Allie Android"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Cris Cyborg",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which physical activity is performed in a space known as a “box”?",
		"answer1": "Tubing",
		"answer2": "Crossfit",
		"answer3": "Hiking"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Crossfit",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A lifeguard is most likely to keep watch over what?",
		"answer1": "Swimming pool",
		"answer2": "Movie drive-in",
		"answer3": "Chess match"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Swimming pool",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "According to legend, what did St. Patrick drive out of Ireland?",
		"answer1": "All of the snakes",
		"answer2": "Tesla roadster",
		"answer3": "Miss Daisy"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "All of the snakes",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these was a real video game title featured in arcades in the 1980s?",
		"answer1": "Pac-Man 3",
		"answer2": "Dig Dug 3",
		"answer3": "Donkey Kong 3"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Donkey Kong 3",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these island groups is noteworthy for belonging to two different countries?",
		"answer1": "St. Pierre and Miquelon",
		"answer2": "Diomede Islands",
		"answer3": "Azores"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Diomede Islands",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The word “wisdom” is often used as a term to refer to a group of what animal?",
		"answer1": "Walrus",
		"answer2": "Wolverine",
		"answer3": "Wombat"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Wombat",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "According to Emily Post, what is the ONLY fork placed on the right side of the plate?",
		"answer1": "Oyster fork",
		"answer2": "Salad fork",
		"answer3": "Dessert fork"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Oyster fork",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is NOT a common English meaning of the Spanish word “mañana”?",
		"answer1": "Morning",
		"answer2": "Tomorrow",
		"answer3": "Last night"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Last night",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "According to legend, what documents were once nailed to the door of the Wittenberg Church?",
		"answer1": "Joan of Arc's diary",
		"answer2": "95 Theses",
		"answer3": "Codex Hammer"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "95 Theses",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these birds can fly?",
		"answer1": "Whooper swan",
		"answer2": "Cassowary",
		"answer3": "Emu"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Whooper swan",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What are the two cities in Charles Dickens’ “A Tale of Two Cities”?",
		"answer1": "Manchester / Liverpool",
		"answer2": "Rome / Madrid",
		"answer3": "London / Paris"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "London / Paris",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Tricking someone in order to achieve a goal is an act of what?",
		"answer1": "Centrifuge",
		"answer2": "Calcifuge",
		"answer3": "Subterfuge"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Subterfuge",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is NOT a nickname for the NCAA Division I basketball tournament?",
		"answer1": "March Madness",
		"answer2": "Big Dance",
		"answer3": "Summer Slam"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Summer Slam",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "As the old saying goes, when all you've got is a hammer, everything looks like a what?",
		"answer1": "Birthday cake",
		"answer2": "Thor",
		"answer3": "Nail"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Nail",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is a photo you take of yourself commonly known as?",
		"answer1": "Selfie",
		"answer2": "Renaissance masterpiece",
		"answer3": "Narcissisto"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Selfie",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What legendary singer has a son who has directed a Will Ferrell movie?",
		"answer1": "James Taylor",
		"answer2": "Bob Dylan",
		"answer3": "David Bowie"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Bob Dylan",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What nation’s unit of currency shares its spelling with a past-tense English verb?",
		"answer1": "North Korea",
		"answer2": "Qatar",
		"answer3": "Afghanistan"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "North Korea",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these people is NOT credited as one of the discoverers of calculus?",
		"answer1": "Isaac Newton",
		"answer2": "Gottfried Leibniz",
		"answer3": "Carl Friedrich Gauss"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Carl Friedrich Gauss",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these places is geographically classified as an enclave?",
		"answer1": "Luxembourg",
		"answer2": "San Marino",
		"answer3": "Liechtenstein"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "San Marino",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "“Posse cut” is common terminology in what profession?",
		"answer1": "Beautician",
		"answer2": "Animation director",
		"answer3": "Record producer"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Record producer",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of theses video games is an example of an augmented-reality game?",
		"answer1": "Pokémon Dash",
		"answer2": "Super Mario Run",
		"answer3": "Ingress"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Ingress",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Among U.S. state capitals, what is unique about Vermont’s?",
		"answer1": "Only French name",
		"answer2": "Farthest north",
		"answer3": "Least populated"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Least populated",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which letter of the alphabet often acts as either a consonant or a vowel?",
		"answer1": "X",
		"answer2": "Y",
		"answer3": "Z"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Y",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A common metaphor for an unpleasant subject is having what animal “in the room”?",
		"answer1": "Scorpion",
		"answer2": "Rattlesnake",
		"answer3": "Elephant"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Elephant",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is a planet in our solar system?",
		"answer1": "Krypton",
		"answer2": "Tilted Towers",
		"answer3": "Mars"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Mars",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these characters has appeared in the most episodes of television?",
		"answer1": "Olivia Benson",
		"answer2": "J.R. Ewing",
		"answer3": "Frasier Crane"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Olivia Benson",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the best-selling single-platform video game of all time?",
		"answer1": "Pokémon Red and Blue",
		"answer2": "GoldenEye 007",
		"answer3": "Wii Sports"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Wii Sports",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these must you enter to sail from the Black Sea to the Mediterranean?",
		"answer1": "Tyrrhenian Sea",
		"answer2": "Ionian Sea",
		"answer3": "Aegean Sea"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Aegean Sea",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A Londoner born within earshot of the St. Mary-le-Bow bells is said to be what?",
		"answer1": "Lion-hearted",
		"answer2": "Blessed",
		"answer3": "Cockney"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Cockney",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these self-proclaimed seers also wrote a well-known cookbook?",
		"answer1": "Long Island Medium",
		"answer2": "Nostradamus",
		"answer3": "The Amazing Kreskin"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Nostradamus",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these grocery store chains is owned by a German family?",
		"answer1": "Wegmans",
		"answer2": "Trader Joe's",
		"answer3": "Kroger"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Trader Joe's",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is the name of a Beatle AND a New Testament Gospel?",
		"answer1": "Paul",
		"answer2": "John",
		"answer3": "Luke"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "John",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which species is NOT one of humanity’s two closest living relatives?",
		"answer1": "Orangutans",
		"answer2": "Chimpanzees",
		"answer3": "Bonobos"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Orangutans",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which term is commonly used to refer to completely non-functional computer hardware?",
		"answer1": "Shoe",
		"answer2": "Turnip",
		"answer3": "Brick"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Brick",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these pies is typically made with a graham cracker crust?",
		"answer1": "Shepherd's Pie",
		"answer2": "Félix Pie",
		"answer3": "Key Lime Pie"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Key Lime Pie",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In the U.S., what do students typically complete right before going to college?",
		"answer1": "High school",
		"answer2": "Graduate school",
		"answer3": "Grade school"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "High school",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these do you usually need a ticket to enter?",
		"answer1": "Pennsylvania",
		"answer2": "Public library",
		"answer3": "Movie theater"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Movie theater",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What phrase does NOT appear in the lyrics of the rock classic “American Pie?”",
		"answer1": "Dirges in the dark",
		"answer2": "Barefoot servants",
		"answer3": "Fists of rage"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Barefoot servants",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these sports has the most players per team?",
		"answer1": "Women's lacrosse",
		"answer2": "Australian football",
		"answer3": "Rugby union"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Australian football",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What African country has a capital named for a U.S. president?",
		"answer1": "Liberia",
		"answer2": "Ghana",
		"answer3": "Togo"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Liberia",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which is generally NOT a business expense you can claim on U.S. federal taxes?",
		"answer1": "Commuting to work",
		"answer2": "Advertising",
		"answer3": "Ballpoint pens"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Commuting to work",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "“The cake is a lie” is a catchphrase originating in what hit video game?",
		"answer1": "Portal",
		"answer2": "BioShock",
		"answer3": "Minecraft"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Portal",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In a 2000 film, Ed Harris played a painter most closely associated with what art movement?",
		"answer1": "Cubism",
		"answer2": "Impressionism",
		"answer3": "Abstract expressionism"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Abstract expressionism",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these groups was initially created to stop currency counterfeiting?",
		"answer1": "Dept. of Defense",
		"answer2": "Homeland Security",
		"answer3": "Secret Service"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Secret Service",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is most likely to be worn in a traditional Bavarian outfit?",
		"answer1": "Dirndl",
		"answer2": "Dashiki",
		"answer3": "Dhoti"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Dirndl",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which vessels draw blood away from the heart?",
		"answer1": "Capillaries",
		"answer2": "Arteries",
		"answer3": "Veins"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Arteries",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "To calculate the mathematical constant pi, divide the circumference of a circle by its what?",
		"answer1": "Diameter",
		"answer2": "Crust",
		"answer3": "Area"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Diameter",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which haircut are male recruits most likely to get after joining the Army?",
		"answer1": "Beehive",
		"answer2": "Buzzcut",
		"answer3": "Bouffant"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Buzzcut",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which is a typical room in a suburban family home?",
		"answer1": "Bedroom",
		"answer2": "Foundry",
		"answer3": "Corral"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Bedroom",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which writer is credited with first penning the phrase, “Elementary, my dear Watson”?",
		"answer1": "P.G. Wodehouse",
		"answer2": "Mark Twain",
		"answer3": "Graham Greene"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "P.G. Wodehouse",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these films was NOT made by Japan's legendary Studio Ghibli?",
		"answer1": "Spirited Away",
		"answer2": "Kiki’s Delivery Service",
		"answer3": "Kubo and the Two Strings"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Kubo and the Two Strings",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What company's bankruptcy led Congress to create the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation?",
		"answer1": "Enron",
		"answer2": "Studebaker",
		"answer3": "Pan Am"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Studebaker",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these skincare products is in the Smithsonian?",
		"answer1": "Nivea Creme",
		"answer2": "Carmex lip balm",
		"answer3": "Stridex pads"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Stridex pads",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these shows has NOT won a Golden Globe?",
		"answer1": "Jane the Virgin",
		"answer2": "Shameless",
		"answer3": "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Shameless",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these brand mascots is usually seen in footwear?",
		"answer1": "Pillsbury Doughboy",
		"answer2": "Energizer Bunny",
		"answer3": "Tony the Tiger"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Energizer Bunny",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A nebulizer helps administer medical treatment in what form?",
		"answer1": "Mist",
		"answer2": "Pills",
		"answer3": "Electrical current"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Mist",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What did the “S” in Ulysses S. Grant’s name stand for?",
		"answer1": "Samuel",
		"answer2": "Nothing",
		"answer3": "Stewart"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Nothing",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What dance traditionally incorporates a technique called palmas?",
		"answer1": "Charleston",
		"answer2": "Cha-cha",
		"answer3": "Flamenco"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Flamenco",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is an infant koala called?",
		"answer1": "Joey",
		"answer2": "Chandler",
		"answer3": "Ross"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Joey",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In chess, which piece is typically the least powerful?",
		"answer1": "Queen B",
		"answer2": "Pawn",
		"answer3": "@KingJames"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Pawn",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The place where your umbilical cord used to be is called what?",
		"answer1": "Lil’ puddle",
		"answer2": "Wishing well",
		"answer3": "Belly button"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Belly button",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Posted by the co-founder, the first-ever photo on Instagram featured what filter?",
		"answer1": "Nashville",
		"answer2": "X-Pro II",
		"answer3": "Hefe"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "X-Pro II",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Whitney Houston’s debut album contains two duets with whom?",
		"answer1": "Luther Vandross",
		"answer2": "Jermaine Jackson",
		"answer3": "Bobby Brown"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Jermaine Jackson",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these innovators has appeared on the Italian 1000-lire note?",
		"answer1": "Maria Montessori",
		"answer2": "Giovanni Maria Farina",
		"answer3": "Candido Jacuzzi"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Maria Montessori",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these body parts contains the islets of Langerhans?",
		"answer1": "Brain",
		"answer2": "Gallbladder",
		"answer3": "Pancreas"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Pancreas",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The giant panda’s scientific name is generally translated to “black and white” what?",
		"answer1": "Bamboo eater",
		"answer2": "Cat-foot",
		"answer3": "Sleep roller"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Cat-foot",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these refers to a blend of spices?",
		"answer1": "Fenugreek",
		"answer2": "Vadouvan",
		"answer3": "Marjoram"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Vadouvan",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The Zambezi River can be found on which of these continents?",
		"answer1": "South America",
		"answer2": "Asia",
		"answer3": "Africa"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Africa",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the line dividing Earth into northern and southern hemispheres called?",
		"answer1": "Free throw line",
		"answer2": "Earth's waistline",
		"answer3": "Equator"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Equator",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of the following is NOT one of the eight primary ingredients in V8?",
		"answer1": "Lettuce",
		"answer2": "Leeks",
		"answer3": "Watercress"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Leeks",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which movie starring the rapper DMX is adapted from a novel?",
		"answer1": "Never Die Alone",
		"answer2": "Romeo Must Die",
		"answer3": "Belly"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Never Die Alone",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "If a pair of brothers marries a pair of sisters, what would a genealogist call their kids?",
		"answer1": "Double cousins",
		"answer2": "Sibilate cousins",
		"answer3": "Cosanguines"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Double cousins",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Around since 1996, which of these is one of the first-generation Pokémon?",
		"answer1": "Pupitar",
		"answer2": "Jumpluff",
		"answer3": "Seaking"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Seaking",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which artist reportedly got his signature look after leaving his regular glasses on a plane?",
		"answer1": "John Lennon",
		"answer2": "Buddy Holly",
		"answer3": "Roy Orbison"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Roy Orbison",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Loyola University’s “Madagascar Madness” is an annual race of what animal?",
		"answer1": "Cockroach",
		"answer2": "Civet",
		"answer3": "Aardvark"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Cockroach",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "On Disneyland’s first day in 1955, which attraction was NOT present?",
		"answer1": "It's a Small World",
		"answer2": "Mad Tea Party",
		"answer3": "Mr. Toad's Wild Ride"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "It's a Small World",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "“Long pimples” is slang for equipment in which sport?",
		"answer1": "Cricket",
		"answer2": "Golf",
		"answer3": "Table tennis"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Table tennis",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The Cascade Range runs through which of these states?",
		"answer1": "Colorado",
		"answer2": "Oregon",
		"answer3": "Montana"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Oregon",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Edgar Allan Poe’s raven famously repeats what word?",
		"answer1": "Nevermore",
		"answer2": "Nevermind",
		"answer3": "Nevertheless"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Nevermore",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Actor John Wayne is most famous for playing what kind of character?",
		"answer1": "Cowboy",
		"answer2": "Big city lawyer",
		"answer3": "Boss baby"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Cowboy",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What genre of book typically contains a person's life story?",
		"answer1": "Telephone book",
		"answer2": "Biography",
		"answer3": "IKEA assembly manual"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Biography",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which pair of countries have capital cities that start with the same letter?",
		"answer1": "Nigeria / Netherlands",
		"answer2": "Angola / Albania",
		"answer3": "Senegal / Serbia"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Nigeria / Netherlands",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Before creating his own successful fast food operation, Dave Thomas worked for what chain?",
		"answer1": "McDonald's",
		"answer2": "Burger King",
		"answer3": "KFC"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "KFC",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "How does the IRS tax the digital currency known as Bitcoin?",
		"answer1": "Gambling income",
		"answer2": "Physical currency",
		"answer3": "Property"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Property",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A successful jeans designer shares her name with which of these buildings?",
		"answer1": "Hearst Tower",
		"answer2": "30 Rockefeller Plaza",
		"answer3": "One Vanderbilt"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "One Vanderbilt",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What does the PVC in PVC pipe stand for?",
		"answer1": "Plexar Valve & Conduit",
		"answer2": "Peter Vescey Corp.",
		"answer3": "Polyvinyl Chloride"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Polyvinyl Chloride",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these was the name of an American political splinter group?",
		"answer1": "Mugwumps",
		"answer2": "Gubbins",
		"answer3": "Ratoons"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Mugwumps",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Where would a doctor typically place a sphygmomanometer?",
		"answer1": "On your arm",
		"answer2": "Over your eye",
		"answer3": "On your tongue"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "On your arm",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Thanks to its colorful buildings, which of these places is known as the “Pink City”?",
		"answer1": "Rosario, Argentina",
		"answer2": "Budapest, Hungary",
		"answer3": "Jaipur, India"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Jaipur, India",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "According to the National Weather Service, what differentiates a blizzard from a snowstorm?",
		"answer1": "Strength of wind",
		"answer2": "Time of year",
		"answer3": "Air temperature"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Strength of wind",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What’s the correct spelling of the word for a high school’s chief administrator?",
		"answer1": "Principal",
		"answer2": "Princepil",
		"answer3": "Principle"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Principal",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is widely used as a cleaning product?",
		"answer1": "Ranch dressing",
		"answer2": "Barbecue sauce",
		"answer3": "Vinegar"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Vinegar",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which piece of camping gear do people typically sleep in?",
		"answer1": "Swiss Army knife",
		"answer2": "Propane stove",
		"answer3": "Sleeping bag"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Sleeping bag",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Ross Perot once provided a $3 million credit line to help establish which chain?",
		"answer1": "GameStop",
		"answer2": "Mills Fleet Farm",
		"answer3": "LongHorn Steakhouse"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "GameStop",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In the Styx song “Mr. Roboto,” the narrator's brain is made by what tech company?",
		"answer1": "Xerox",
		"answer2": "IBM",
		"answer3": "Yamaha"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "IBM",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In the King James Bible, Job worries about the taste of what food?",
		"answer1": "Manna",
		"answer2": "Fish",
		"answer3": "Egg whites"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Egg whites",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The first player featured on the cover of “Madden NFL” primarily played what position?",
		"answer1": "Wide receiver",
		"answer2": "Quarterback",
		"answer3": "Running back"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Running back",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these condiments was created by a monarch's personal chef?",
		"answer1": "Sriracha",
		"answer2": "Grey Poupon",
		"answer3": "A.1."
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "A.1.",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is a real Ivy League secret society?",
		"answer1": "Pacifica House",
		"answer2": "Serpent Club",
		"answer3": "Cross and Bones"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Pacifica House",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The host of the first season of “Top Chef” was once married to whom?",
		"answer1": "Bobby Flay",
		"answer2": "Billy Joel",
		"answer3": "Salman Rushdie"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Billy Joel",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these clothing companies went public first?",
		"answer1": "Hermès",
		"answer2": "Hugo Boss",
		"answer3": "Ralph Lauren"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Hugo Boss",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these Robin Williams characters is a real person?",
		"answer1": "Daniel Hillard",
		"answer2": "Patch Adams",
		"answer3": "T. S. Garp"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Patch Adams",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In which of these movies does the bootstrap paradox play a key role?",
		"answer1": "12 Monkeys",
		"answer2": "Alien",
		"answer3": "Gravity"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "12 Monkeys",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which women’s college basketball team saw its record 111-game win streak snapped in 2017?",
		"answer1": "Tennessee University",
		"answer2": "LSU",
		"answer3": "UConn"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "UConn",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "When used in cookbooks, maceration typically means doing what to food?",
		"answer1": "Slicing it",
		"answer2": "Searing it",
		"answer3": "Softening it"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Softening it",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In a standard deck of playing cards, which king is holding an axe and facing sideways?",
		"answer1": "King of Diamonds",
		"answer2": "King of Hearts",
		"answer3": "King of Clubs"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "King of Diamonds",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In which of these places do brides traditionally get temporary tattoos of grooms' initials?",
		"answer1": "India",
		"answer2": "Mongolia",
		"answer3": "New Zealand"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "India",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the name of the artistic logo renderings that appear on Google’s homepage?",
		"answer1": "Google Dudez",
		"answer2": "Google Doodles",
		"answer3": "Google Doodads"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Google Doodles",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In which of these games do you yell the game's name when you win?",
		"answer1": "Bingo",
		"answer2": "Checkers",
		"answer3": "Chess"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Bingo",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In a 1952 musical, Gene Kelly was “Singin’ in the” what?",
		"answer1": "Drive-thru",
		"answer2": "Rain",
		"answer3": "Rocky Mountains"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Rain",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these gadgets is designed to help you wake up?",
		"answer1": "Nose trimmer",
		"answer2": "Shake Weight",
		"answer3": "Alarm clock"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Alarm clock",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which animal does NOT appear on the St. Louis Cardinals' 2011 World Series rings?",
		"answer1": "Bird",
		"answer2": "Squirrel",
		"answer3": "Snake"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Snake",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these schools had a future U.S. president officially serve as its president?",
		"answer1": "Princeton University",
		"answer2": "University of Virginia",
		"answer3": "Harvard University"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Princeton University",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Thanks to its looks, a common European frog shares a name with what herb?",
		"answer1": "Chive",
		"answer2": "Parsley",
		"answer3": "Rosemary"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Parsley",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these countries did NOT change its name in the 20th century?",
		"answer1": "Iran",
		"answer2": "Cambodia",
		"answer3": "Ecuador"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Ecuador",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these Amazon services was launched most recently?",
		"answer1": "Amazon Music",
		"answer2": "Amazon Mechanical Turk",
		"answer3": "Amazon Prime"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Amazon Music",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In U.S. credit, what did FICO originally stand for?",
		"answer1": "Fair, Isaac, and Company",
		"answer2": "Fresh Investment Credit",
		"answer3": "Factual Income Operation"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Fair, Isaac, and Company",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The classic version of the board game Operation asks players to remove a wrench from where?",
		"answer1": "Stomach",
		"answer2": "Head",
		"answer3": "Ankle"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Ankle",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Antoni Gaudí's famous Sagrada Família cathedral can be found in what country?",
		"answer1": "France",
		"answer2": "Spain",
		"answer3": "Germany"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Spain",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A classic 1936 book about the Civil War is called “Gone with the” what?",
		"answer1": "WiFi",
		"answer2": "Waffle House",
		"answer3": "Wind"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Wind",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Korean pop music is often called what?",
		"answer1": "Hot jazz",
		"answer2": "Fiddlestick funk",
		"answer3": "K-pop"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "K-pop",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In a pool hall, “firewood” is often used as slang for what?",
		"answer1": "Cheap pool cue",
		"answer2": "Uneven pool table",
		"answer3": "Trick shot"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Cheap pool cue",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What nation’s currency shares its name with an iconic Sylvester Stallone character?",
		"answer1": "Panama",
		"answer2": "Romania",
		"answer3": "Turkmenistan"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Panama",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which historically black college is named for a member of the Rockefeller family?",
		"answer1": "Morehouse",
		"answer2": "Spelman",
		"answer3": "Howard"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Spelman",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these degrees qualifies you for the NASA Astronaut Candidate program?",
		"answer1": "Clinical Psychology",
		"answer2": "Aviation",
		"answer3": "Engineering Technology"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Clinical Psychology",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In the U.S. Daylight Saving Time system, which season falls under Standard Time?",
		"answer1": "None",
		"answer2": "Summer",
		"answer3": "Winter"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Winter",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In 1992, which band released a single named for an alkali metal?",
		"answer1": "Green Day",
		"answer2": "Nirvana",
		"answer3": "Pearl Jam"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Nirvana",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What does the “I” in “FBI” stand for?",
		"answer1": "Information",
		"answer2": "Incorporated",
		"answer3": "Investigation"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Investigation",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Where was Abraham Lincoln’s most famous address delivered?",
		"answer1": "Zendegi",
		"answer2": "Gettysburg",
		"answer3": "Tajikistan"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Gettysburg",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Pickles are typically made with what ingredient?",
		"answer1": "Picks",
		"answer2": "Ells",
		"answer3": "Cucumbers"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Cucumbers",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In 1943, Major League Baseball stopped using what material in game balls?",
		"answer1": "Rubber",
		"answer2": "Yarn",
		"answer3": "Cork"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Rubber",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Chat app Airtime was launched by the founder of what startup?",
		"answer1": "Napster",
		"answer2": "Myspace",
		"answer3": "Blogger"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Napster",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A men's size 10 shoe in the U.S. is what size in Japan?",
		"answer1": "Size 10",
		"answer2": "Size 7.5",
		"answer3": "Size 28"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Size 28",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these iconic U.S. buildings did NOT have the same architect as the other two?",
		"answer1": "Transamerica Pyramid",
		"answer2": "Fallingwater",
		"answer3": "New York Guggenheim"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Transamerica Pyramid",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What was the first Disney Channel series to run for 100 episodes?",
		"answer1": "Even Stevens",
		"answer2": "Kim Possible",
		"answer3": "That's So Raven"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "That's So Raven",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The Notorious B.I.G. shares his real last name with the lead character in which film?",
		"answer1": "Braveheart",
		"answer2": "Amadeus",
		"answer3": "Malcolm X"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Braveheart",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these influential authors wrote the fewest published books?",
		"answer1": "Fran Lebowitz",
		"answer2": "John Kennedy Toole",
		"answer3": "J.D. Salinger"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "John Kennedy Toole",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these Hugh Grant movies is rated R?",
		"answer1": "Love Actually",
		"answer2": "About a Boy",
		"answer3": "Notting Hill"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Love Actually",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which dessert shares its name with a Korean food made with intestines?",
		"answer1": "Rice pudding",
		"answer2": "Panna Cotta",
		"answer3": "Sundae"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Sundae",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these singers is famous for playing the trumpet?",
		"answer1": "Mary J. Blige",
		"answer2": "Frank Sinatra",
		"answer3": "Louis Armstrong"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Louis Armstrong",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is a major landmark in China?",
		"answer1": "The Great Waffle",
		"answer2": "The Great Waterslide",
		"answer3": "The Great Wall"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "The Great Wall",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is a popular movie theater snack?",
		"answer1": "Popcorn",
		"answer2": "Clam chowder",
		"answer3": "Boiled hog knuckles"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Popcorn",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In Europe, the two largest Channel Islands lend their names to breeds of what animal?",
		"answer1": "Sheep",
		"answer2": "Cows",
		"answer3": "Dogs"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Cows",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these people has NOT given a Harvard Commencement speech?",
		"answer1": "Madeleine Albright",
		"answer2": "Oprah Winfrey",
		"answer3": "Sonia Sotomayor"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Sonia Sotomayor",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The lead singer of Oingo Boingo provided music for which of these films?",
		"answer1": "Life of Pi",
		"answer2": "Her",
		"answer3": "Fifty Shades of Grey"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Fifty Shades of Grey",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these words was used for a long time to refer to the letter “Z”?",
		"answer1": "Izzard",
		"answer2": "Zephyr",
		"answer3": "Zelda"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Izzard",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What was the name of Calvin’s schoolteacher in the comic “Calvin and Hobbes”?",
		"answer1": "Miss Wormwood",
		"answer2": "Ms. Braithwaite",
		"answer3": "Mrs. Crassbender"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Miss Wormwood",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Thanks to how the French language works, what is NATO called in France?",
		"answer1": "NAOT",
		"answer2": "NOTA",
		"answer3": "OTAN"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "OTAN",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is an official regulation for U.S. bourbon production?",
		"answer1": "Less than 50% corn",
		"answer2": "Made in Kentucky",
		"answer3": "Aged in oak container"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Aged in oak container",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "According to the U.S. government, which of these is correct?",
		"answer1": "Daylight Saving Time",
		"answer2": "Daylight Savings Time",
		"answer3": "Daylight Saving's Time"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Daylight Saving Time",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which company makes the TI-83 calculator?",
		"answer1": "Acer",
		"answer2": "Sharp",
		"answer3": "Texas Instruments"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Texas Instruments",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these sports does NOT typically use any kind of net?",
		"answer1": "Badminton",
		"answer2": "American handball",
		"answer3": "Ice hockey"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "American handball",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What implement would you use to sweep dust from a floor?",
		"answer1": "Broom",
		"answer2": "Saucepan",
		"answer3": "Pliers"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Broom",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In the old saying, when life gives you lemons you should do what?",
		"answer1": "Return those lemons",
		"answer2": "Make lemonade",
		"answer3": "Build a lemon house"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Make lemonade",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "When the world’s oldest subway system opened, which was one of the stations?",
		"answer1": "Farringdon Street",
		"answer2": "Union Square",
		"answer3": "Porte de Vincennes"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Farringdon Street",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The most common English word that ends in “-mt” is closely tied to which activity?",
		"answer1": "Eating",
		"answer2": "Bathing",
		"answer3": "Sleeping"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Sleeping",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Thomas Edison once set up a company to build affordable housing made out of what?",
		"answer1": "Concrete",
		"answer2": "Rubber",
		"answer3": "Plastic foam"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Concrete",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In the mid-’70s, who became Saturday Night Live’s first-ever musical guest?",
		"answer1": "Paul Simon",
		"answer2": "Billy Preston",
		"answer3": "NItty Gritty Dirt Band"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Billy Preston",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these nations does NOT lie on the Gulf of Bothnia?",
		"answer1": "Sweden",
		"answer2": "Finland",
		"answer3": "Estonia"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Estonia",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The early computer program “OXO” played what game?",
		"answer1": "Tic-tac-toe",
		"answer2": "Minesweeper",
		"answer3": "Checkers"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Tic-tac-toe",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "By definition, a vexillologist is most likely to be interested in which of these things?",
		"answer1": "The Odyssey",
		"answer2": "Union Jack",
		"answer3": "The Riddle of the Sphinx"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Union Jack",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which name does NOT typically appear on the label of a bottle of Tabasco sauce?",
		"answer1": "Charpentier",
		"answer2": "McIlhenny",
		"answer3": "Avery"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Charpentier",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Where did the famous “gentleman’s agreement” to end the U.S. Civil War take place?",
		"answer1": "Virginia",
		"answer2": "North Carolina",
		"answer3": "Georgia"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Virginia",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these numbers is the smallest?",
		"answer1": "Inches in a yard",
		"answer2": "Tablespoons in a pint",
		"answer3": "Seconds in a minute"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Tablespoons in a pint",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is a form of precipitation?",
		"answer1": "Mail",
		"answer2": "Fail",
		"answer3": "Hail"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Hail",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What are omelets made out of?",
		"answer1": "Apps",
		"answer2": "Eggs",
		"answer3": "Imps"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Eggs",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Why did the Chicago Daily Tribune rush to print the wrong winner of the 1948 presidential election?",
		"answer1": "Workers' dispute",
		"answer2": "To influence outcome",
		"answer3": "Inclement weather"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Workers' dispute",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "According to Icelandic tradition, where would you most likely find an Icelandic elf?",
		"answer1": "Arboreal canopies",
		"answer2": "Subbasements",
		"answer3": "Igneous deposits"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Igneous deposits",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In 1958, a physicist used an oscilloscope to create what is considered the first what?",
		"answer1": "Graphing calculator",
		"answer2": "Video game",
		"answer3": "Wireless radio"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Video game",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these was the name of one of Gap's original fragrances?",
		"answer1": "Eternity",
		"answer2": "Grass",
		"answer3": "Paradise"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Grass",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The only rock song to exit our solar system in hard-copy form is by what artist?",
		"answer1": "The Beatles",
		"answer2": "Chuck Berry",
		"answer3": "Little Richard"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Chuck Berry",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In pregnancy, the ECV method uses what to change the baby’s position?",
		"answer1": "Sutures",
		"answer2": "Pressing hands",
		"answer3": "Cardiovascular exercise"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Pressing hands",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In the film that bears his name, what is John Wick’s “casus belli”?",
		"answer1": "Hostages",
		"answer2": "Money",
		"answer3": "Puppy"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Puppy",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these NBA teams has a female owner?",
		"answer1": "Lakers",
		"answer2": "Timberwolves",
		"answer3": "Pacers"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Lakers",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Botanically speaking, what type of fruit is an avocado?",
		"answer1": "Berry",
		"answer2": "Gourd",
		"answer3": "Citrus"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Berry",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these places calls itself “The City of Brotherly Love”?",
		"answer1": "Chicago",
		"answer2": "Philadelphia",
		"answer3": "Boston"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Philadelphia",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "“Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland” features which of these characters?",
		"answer1": "Paul Blart",
		"answer2": "King of Queens",
		"answer3": "Queen of Hearts"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Queen of Hearts",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The person who helps a weightlifter is typically known as what?",
		"answer1": "Waiter",
		"answer2": "CEO",
		"answer3": "Spotter"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Spotter",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Lady Godiva allegedly disrobed and rode a horse through the streets to oppose what?",
		"answer1": "Taxation",
		"answer2": "French influence",
		"answer3": "Religious decree"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Taxation",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which Supreme Court Chief Justice's portrait has NOT appeared on official U.S paper currency?",
		"answer1": "John Marshall",
		"answer2": "Salmon P. Chase",
		"answer3": "William Taft"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "William Taft",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What type of tutu was designed for Balanchine’s New York City Ballet?",
		"answer1": "Romantic",
		"answer2": "Pancake",
		"answer3": "Powder Puff"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Powder Puff",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What author is credited with coining the opening line, “It was a dark and stormy night”?",
		"answer1": "Edward Bulwer-Lytton",
		"answer2": "Edgar Allan Poe",
		"answer3": "Mary Shelley"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Edward Bulwer-Lytton",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which brand of sparkling water was commercially introduced first?",
		"answer1": "Schweppes",
		"answer2": "Perrier",
		"answer3": "S.Pellegrino"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Schweppes",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these rivers forms at least part of the boundary of four U.S. states?",
		"answer1": "Rio Grande",
		"answer2": "Delaware",
		"answer3": "St. Lawrence"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Delaware",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In diamond rings, what shape best describes a “princess” cut?",
		"answer1": "Oval",
		"answer2": "Marquise",
		"answer3": "Square"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Square",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these newspapers was founded most recently?",
		"answer1": "Wall Street Journal",
		"answer2": "Washington Post",
		"answer3": "USA Today"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "USA Today",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "How would you say “hello” in Mandarin Chinese?",
		"answer1": "Sup dawg",
		"answer2": "Ni hao",
		"answer3": "Quemero Numero Uno"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Ni hao",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these refers to asking someone to an end-of-school-year dance?",
		"answer1": "Planking",
		"answer2": "Promposal",
		"answer3": "Sip n’ See"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Promposal",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The author of which classic work was widely known for his hatred of the Eiffel Tower?",
		"answer1": "Les Misérables",
		"answer2": "The Necklace",
		"answer3": "Waiting for Godot"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "The Necklace",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Sprinter Justin Gatlin once ran a record-breaking 100 meter sprint thanks to what advantage?",
		"answer1": "Industrial fan",
		"answer2": "Running downhill",
		"answer3": "Extreme high altitude"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Industrial fan",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these people has won the most Emmys for Outstanding Host of a Reality TV Show?",
		"answer1": "Howie Mandel",
		"answer2": "Tom Bergeron",
		"answer3": "Anthony Bourdain"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Tom Bergeron",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which company’s 2012 smartphones included Beats Audio technology?",
		"answer1": "Samsung",
		"answer2": "Apple",
		"answer3": "HTC"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "HTC",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "During part of the Cold War, what city's MLB team added the word “legs” to its name?",
		"answer1": "Cincinnati",
		"answer2": "Pittsburgh",
		"answer3": "Boston"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Cincinnati",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What was the nickname of the first manned airplane to break the sound barrier?",
		"answer1": "Glamorous Glennis",
		"answer2": "Spirit of St. Louis",
		"answer3": "Project Rocket"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Glamorous Glennis",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these U.S. presidents was NEVER a vice president?",
		"answer1": "Herbert Hoover",
		"answer2": "Richard Nixon",
		"answer3": "Gerald Ford"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Herbert Hoover",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The skincare brand Aesop shares its name with a legendary what?",
		"answer1": "Fabulist",
		"answer2": "King",
		"answer3": "Farmer"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Fabulist",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Spider-Man is known for flinging what from his wrists?",
		"answer1": "Air freshener",
		"answer2": "Webs",
		"answer3": "Liquid cheese"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Webs",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is a common term for a very tall building?",
		"answer1": "Air tickler",
		"answer2": "Skyscraper",
		"answer3": "Cloud sniffer"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Skyscraper",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these items could FDR have used before he was president?",
		"answer1": "Beer can",
		"answer2": "Scotch tape",
		"answer3": "Ballpoint pen"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Scotch tape",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these contributed to John McEnroe's infamous Australian Open ejection?",
		"answer1": "Loose racket tape",
		"answer2": "Crying baby",
		"answer3": "Bird on the court"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Crying baby",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "New Jersey native John Taylor is credited with creating what processed meat product?",
		"answer1": "Slim Jim",
		"answer2": "Frank 'n Stuff",
		"answer3": "Pork Roll"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Pork Roll",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these Emmas has a tattoo of a drawing by Paul McCartney?",
		"answer1": "Emma Watson",
		"answer2": "Emma Thompson",
		"answer3": "Emma Stone"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Emma Stone",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "When microwave ovens were first sold, they were named for what technology?",
		"answer1": "Laser",
		"answer2": "Radar",
		"answer3": "X-ray"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Radar",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Madonna was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame by the singer of which song?",
		"answer1": "Crazy in Love",
		"answer2": "Toxic",
		"answer3": "Cry Me a River"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Cry Me a River",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "When it comes to math, which Greek letter is typically used to represent an angle?",
		"answer1": "Kappa",
		"answer2": "Lambda",
		"answer3": "Theta"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Theta",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these island chains is in the Atlantic Ocean?",
		"answer1": "Marshall Islands",
		"answer2": "Falkland Islands",
		"answer3": "Svalbard"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Falkland Islands",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What name does Marlon Brando famously yell in a 1951 film?",
		"answer1": "Laura",
		"answer2": "Stella",
		"answer3": "Marge"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Stella",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "By definition, an ambulatory person is what?",
		"answer1": "Walking",
		"answer2": "Making sounds",
		"answer3": "Hospital-bound"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Walking",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these are typically used to help motorists see the road better?",
		"answer1": "NBA highlights",
		"answer2": "Turkish delights",
		"answer3": "Headlights"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Headlights",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is NOT an official Tetris sequel?",
		"answer1": "Wordtris",
		"answer2": "Maptris",
		"answer3": "Welltris"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Maptris",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In western media, what are astronauts from China called?",
		"answer1": "Taikonauts",
		"answer2": "Sinonauts",
		"answer3": "Spationauts"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Taikonauts",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The part of a book disclosing its publication info is known as what?",
		"answer1": "Propindex",
		"answer2": "Colophon",
		"answer3": "Rectograf"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Colophon",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which Baby-Sitters Club member was NOT included in the film version?",
		"answer1": "Jessi",
		"answer2": "Logan",
		"answer3": "Abby"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Abby",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "San Francisco's Waldo Tunnel was renamed in 2016 after a noted what?",
		"answer1": "Actor",
		"answer2": "Politician",
		"answer3": "Athlete"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Actor",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Nerf balls were initially marketed as the world’s first what?",
		"answer1": "Safety ball",
		"answer2": "Indoor ball",
		"answer3": "Baby ball"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Indoor ball",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Where on the body would you find the manipura chakra?",
		"answer1": "Over the belly button",
		"answer2": "Within the heart",
		"answer3": "Between the eyes"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Over the belly button",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these words likely came into English through Yiddish?",
		"answer1": "Glitch",
		"answer2": "Ritzy",
		"answer3": "Kerfuffle"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Glitch",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which pair of countries can be found on the Horn of Africa?",
		"answer1": "Egypt / Ethiopia",
		"answer2": "Ethiopia / Eritrea",
		"answer3": "Eritrea / Egypt"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Ethiopia / Eritrea",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which planet is famous for its massive and picturesque rings?",
		"answer1": "Venus",
		"answer2": "Saturn",
		"answer3": "Mercury"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Saturn",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Where is carpeting most commonly installed?",
		"answer1": "Floors",
		"answer2": "Walls",
		"answer3": "Roofs"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Floors",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is a popular form of live comedy?",
		"answer1": "Stand-up",
		"answer2": "Run-around",
		"answer3": "Lie-down"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Stand-up",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these words can NOT be typed exclusively using one row of a QWERTY keyboard?",
		"answer1": "Powertripper",
		"answer2": "Typewriter",
		"answer3": "Pirouetted"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Pirouetted",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which Billy Joel album opens with a sound effect that’s appropriate to its title?",
		"answer1": "Storm Front",
		"answer2": "Turnstiles",
		"answer3": "Glass Houses"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Glass Houses",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which nation does NOT have land on the island of Borneo?",
		"answer1": "Malaysia",
		"answer2": "Indonesia",
		"answer3": "Myanmar"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Myanmar",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which company provided audio equipment that helped Disney produce “Fantasia”?",
		"answer1": "Bang & Olufsen",
		"answer2": "Hewlett-Packard",
		"answer3": "Dolby Laboratories"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Hewlett-Packard",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A famously counterintuitive logic puzzle is named for what game show host?",
		"answer1": "Bob Barker",
		"answer2": "Richard Dawson",
		"answer3": "Monty Hall"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Monty Hall",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Basketball was invented in the U.S. state that is also home to which of these islands?",
		"answer1": "Hilton Head",
		"answer2": "Hatteras Island",
		"answer3": "Martha's Vineyard"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Martha's Vineyard",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these animals is technically a fish?",
		"answer1": "Porpoise",
		"answer2": "Orca",
		"answer3": "Whale shark"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Whale shark",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is a synonym for the opposite of a financial bull market?",
		"answer1": "Ursine market",
		"answer2": "Taurine market",
		"answer3": "Porcine market"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Ursine market",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Rumspringa is a rite of passage among which of these groups?",
		"answer1": "Mormons",
		"answer2": "Jehovah's Witnesses",
		"answer3": "Amish"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Amish",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What form of singing was historically used to communicate between mountaintops?",
		"answer1": "Yodeling",
		"answer2": "Opera arias",
		"answer3": "Gregorian chanting"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Yodeling",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What are candles commonly made out of?",
		"answer1": "Old Legos",
		"answer2": "Greek yogurt",
		"answer3": "Paraffin wax"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Paraffin wax",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which piece of clothing is meant to protect your head from the cold?",
		"answer1": "Earmuffs",
		"answer2": "Giant clock necklace",
		"answer3": "Toe socks"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Earmuffs",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of the Queen's children has the most grandchildren?",
		"answer1": "Andrew",
		"answer2": "Charles",
		"answer3": "Anne"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Anne",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In total, Britain has just over 9,800 miles of which of the following?",
		"answer1": "Railways",
		"answer2": "Motorways",
		"answer3": "Canals"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Railways",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these brands is NOT named after a person?",
		"answer1": "Boots",
		"answer2": "Bisto",
		"answer3": "Burberry"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Bisto",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these countries has the fewest land borders with other countries?",
		"answer1": "France",
		"answer2": "Poland",
		"answer3": "Austria"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Poland",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which TV food competition winner opened the Wahaca chain of restaurants?",
		"answer1": "Nadiya Hussain",
		"answer2": "Candice Brown",
		"answer3": "Thomasina Miers"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Thomasina Miers",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "For which movie did Tom Hanks receive his most recent acting Oscar nomination?",
		"answer1": "Cast Away",
		"answer2": "Captain Phillips",
		"answer3": "Bridge of Spies"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Cast Away",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these web services was developed in the Noughties by a Russian schoolboy?",
		"answer1": "ChatRoulette",
		"answer2": "Bebo",
		"answer3": "MySpace"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "ChatRoulette",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these Stephen King novels was written under a pseudonym?",
		"answer1": "The Shining",
		"answer2": "Salem's Lot",
		"answer3": "The Running Man"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "The Running Man",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these figures is known as “The History Guy” on social media?",
		"answer1": "David Starkey",
		"answer2": "Dan Snow",
		"answer3": "Simon Schama"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Dan Snow",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the first name of Holly Willoughby’s regular co-host on “This Morning”?",
		"answer1": "Pete",
		"answer2": "Phillip",
		"answer3": "Paul"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Phillip",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is the name of an English Test cricket ground?",
		"answer1": "The Oval",
		"answer2": "The Rectangle",
		"answer3": "The Trapezium"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "The Oval",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these offers protection during a battle?",
		"answer1": "Scrunchie",
		"answer2": "Armour",
		"answer3": "Snapchat glasses"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Armour",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which football club has a stand displaying an extract from the nineteenth book of the Old Testament?",
		"answer1": "Heart of Midlothian",
		"answer2": "Wigan Athletic",
		"answer3": "West Bromwich Albion"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "West Bromwich Albion",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In 2005, what did BBC chairman Michael Grade declare as his aim for the future of the network?",
		"answer1": "Monthly subscription",
		"answer2": "Repeat-free zones",
		"answer3": "Digital only"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Repeat-free zones",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Where did the budget retailer Poundland open its first store in 1990?",
		"answer1": "Basildon",
		"answer2": "Blackpool",
		"answer3": "Burton-upon-Trent"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Burton-upon-Trent",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Since 2004, the World Chess Federation has had its headquarters in which city?",
		"answer1": "Oslo",
		"answer2": "Geneva",
		"answer3": "Athens"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Athens",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these countries does NOT have the same name as its capital city?",
		"answer1": "Luxembourg",
		"answer2": "Djibouti",
		"answer3": "El Salvador"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "El Salvador",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "For which of these movies did Meryl Streep NOT win an Oscar?",
		"answer1": "Out of Africa",
		"answer2": "Sophie's Choice",
		"answer3": "The Iron Lady"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Out of Africa",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In Rome, which of these ingredients is used to flavour ciabatta bread?",
		"answer1": "Oyster Sauce",
		"answer2": "Marjoram",
		"answer3": "Fermented Black Beans"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Marjoram",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which Justin Timberlake hit contains the line she's flawless like some uncut ice?",
		"answer1": "Lovestoned",
		"answer2": "Senorita",
		"answer3": "Like I Love you"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Lovestoned",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "With whom did William Hewlett co-found a multi-national IT company?",
		"answer1": "Bill Gates",
		"answer2": "David Packard",
		"answer3": "Steve Jobs"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "David Packard",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the maximum score a player can get in a turn of three darts?",
		"answer1": "100",
		"answer2": "250",
		"answer3": "180"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "180",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "How is Jack Dawkins better known in a classic 19th century novel?",
		"answer1": "BoJack Horseman",
		"answer2": "Julius Caesar",
		"answer3": "Artful Dodger"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Artful Dodger",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Armenia and Estonia are former members of which group of countries?",
		"answer1": "Soviet Union",
		"answer2": "United States",
		"answer3": "United Kingdom"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Soviet Union",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these authors was over 50 when his first novel was published?",
		"answer1": "Richard Adams",
		"answer2": "J.R.R. Tolkien",
		"answer3": "Robert Ludlum"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Richard Adams",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "As well as medals, what were winners given at the Rio Olympics' medal ceremonies?",
		"answer1": "Laurel wreaths",
		"answer2": "Miniature statuettes",
		"answer3": "Carnival masks"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Miniature statuettes",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these animals is NOT a marsupial?",
		"answer1": "Bandicoot",
		"answer2": "Groundhog",
		"answer3": "Opossum"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Groundhog",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In an episode of “Friends”, what name was Ross supposed to say at his wedding ceremony instead of “Rachel”?",
		"answer1": "Julie",
		"answer2": "Elizabeth",
		"answer3": "Emily"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Emily",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "As of 2017, which of these industries had the highest percentage of the UK's GDP?",
		"answer1": "Service",
		"answer2": "Travel",
		"answer3": "Construction"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Service",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which monarch laid the foundation stone at Balmoral Castle?",
		"answer1": "Edward VII",
		"answer2": "Victoria",
		"answer3": "William IV"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Victoria",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which character does Jude Law play in the movie “King Arthur: Legend of the Sword”?",
		"answer1": "Vortigern",
		"answer2": "Uther Pendragon",
		"answer3": "King Arthur"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Vortigern",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What part of the body is damaged if you break your tibia?",
		"answer1": "Leg",
		"answer2": "Arm",
		"answer3": "Scalp"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Leg",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "“Chestnut” and “button” are types of which ingredient?",
		"answer1": "Grape",
		"answer2": "Carrot",
		"answer3": "Mushroom"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Mushroom",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which object is usually in a conductor's hand during a performance?",
		"answer1": "Sleeping ferret",
		"answer2": "Baton",
		"answer3": "Box of tissues"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Baton",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What term is used for both a formal set of clothes and a set of playing cards?",
		"answer1": "Suit",
		"answer2": "Waistcoat",
		"answer3": "Tuxedo T-shirt"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Suit",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What town is home to the most works by the architect of Taliesin West and Graycliff?",
		"answer1": "Oak Park, Illinois",
		"answer2": "Columbus, Indiana",
		"answer3": "Calistoga, California"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Oak Park, Illinois",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What was the first video game to call Mario by the name Mario?",
		"answer1": "Donkey Kong",
		"answer2": "Wrecking Crew",
		"answer3": "Donkey Kong, Jr."
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Donkey Kong, Jr.",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which writer has NOT held the position now known as U.S. Poet Laureate?",
		"answer1": "Elizabeth Bishop",
		"answer2": "Robert Frost",
		"answer3": "Maya Angelou"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Maya Angelou",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which band had a member with the same stage name as a Revolutionary War admiral?",
		"answer1": "Led Zeppelin",
		"answer2": "Pink Floyd",
		"answer3": "The Kinks"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Led Zeppelin",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which website did the New York Times call “the people’s National Endowment for the Arts”?",
		"answer1": "Pinterest",
		"answer2": "Etsy",
		"answer3": "Kickstarter"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Kickstarter",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "How do you find the reciprocal of a number?",
		"answer1": "Divide 1 by the number",
		"answer2": "Square the number",
		"answer3": "Subtract it from zero"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Divide 1 by the number",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What area of London is synonymous with the city's world-class theater scene?",
		"answer1": "Chelsea",
		"answer2": "Knightsbridge",
		"answer3": "West End"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "West End",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the adjectival form of the word “governor”?",
		"answer1": "Gavernoric",
		"answer2": "Gubernatorial",
		"answer3": "Governorian"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Gubernatorial",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these liquids comes from an udder?",
		"answer1": "Milk",
		"answer2": "Apple juice",
		"answer3": "Coffee"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Milk",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In billiards, what color is a standard eight-ball?",
		"answer1": "Burnt sienna",
		"answer2": "Millennial pink",
		"answer3": "Black"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Black",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which baseball player is NOT mentioned in Billy Joel’s “We Didn’t Start the Fire”?",
		"answer1": "Jackie Robinson",
		"answer2": "Mickey Mantle",
		"answer3": "Roy Campanella"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Jackie Robinson",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "According to the title of her hit 2015 song, how long is Rihanna from wildin'?",
		"answer1": "FourFiveSeconds",
		"answer2": "A few hours or so",
		"answer3": "Depends on the traffic"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "FourFiveSeconds",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which CEO runs the NASDAQ-listed company with the highest market cap?",
		"answer1": "Tim Cook",
		"answer2": "Jeff Bezos",
		"answer3": "Satya Nadella"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Tim Cook",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What Caribbean island was the birthplace of Alexander Hamilton?",
		"answer1": "St. Kitts",
		"answer2": "Nevis",
		"answer3": "Anguilla"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Nevis",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these past Olympic mascots was an animal?",
		"answer1": "Izzy",
		"answer2": "Wenlock",
		"answer3": "Hodori"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Hodori",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In the classic edition of Monopoly, which word appears in the name of two different spaces?",
		"answer1": "Pennsylvania",
		"answer2": "Pacific",
		"answer3": "North"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Pennsylvania",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Who did NOT win back-to-back Best Actor Oscars?",
		"answer1": "James Stewart",
		"answer2": "Spencer Tracy",
		"answer3": "Tom Hanks"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "James Stewart",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A person writing clearly and correctly is often said to be following “Strunk and” whom?",
		"answer1": "White",
		"answer2": "Follett",
		"answer3": "Robert"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "White",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What medical device must legally be available at U.S. public gathering places?",
		"answer1": "Oxygen tank",
		"answer2": "Defibrillator",
		"answer3": "EpiPen"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Defibrillator",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What animal is traditionally the source of fried calamari?",
		"answer1": "Squid",
		"answer2": "Eel",
		"answer3": "Octopus"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Squid",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which ballroom dance is typically performed in 3/4 time?",
		"answer1": "Rumba",
		"answer2": "Waltz",
		"answer3": "Tango"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Waltz",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The opening ceremonies of the Olympics have NOT won which major award?",
		"answer1": "Tony",
		"answer2": "Emmy",
		"answer3": "Grammy"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Tony",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "From what do baby chicks hatch?",
		"answer1": "Aluminum cans",
		"answer2": "Compact cars",
		"answer3": "Eggs"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Eggs",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Earlier this decade, the billionaire creator behind what ’90s craze got busted for tax evasion?",
		"answer1": "Beanie Babies",
		"answer2": "Tamagotchis",
		"answer3": "Slap bracelets"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Beanie Babies",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The Universalis Cosmographia is the first known map to feature what?",
		"answer1": "The term 'America'",
		"answer2": "Compass rose",
		"answer3": "Circumnavigable Earth"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "The term 'America'",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these biblical names was most popular for American babies in 2016?",
		"answer1": "Benjamin",
		"answer2": "Jacob",
		"answer3": "Elijah"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Benjamin",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "By definition, a person with bad handwriting can be said to have what?",
		"answer1": "Paresthesia",
		"answer2": "Onychocryptosis",
		"answer3": "Griffonage"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Griffonage",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which state’s capital is likely named for a Native American word meaning “good place to dig potatoes”?",
		"answer1": "Missouri",
		"answer2": "Kansas",
		"answer3": "Arkansas"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Kansas",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Cinnamon is the primary flavoring of which liqueur?",
		"answer1": "Goldschläger",
		"answer2": "Frangelico",
		"answer3": "Drambuie"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Goldschläger",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which president raised wartime funds by keeping sheep on the White House lawn?",
		"answer1": "Dwight D. Eisenhower",
		"answer2": "Harry S. Truman",
		"answer3": "Woodrow Wilson"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Woodrow Wilson",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is an accurate statement about typhoons?",
		"answer1": "Type of cyclone",
		"answer2": "Originate as monsoons",
		"answer3": "Form south of equator"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Type of cyclone",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The title of the play “A Raisin in the Sun” comes from a poem by which author?",
		"answer1": "Maya Angelou",
		"answer2": "Langston Hughes",
		"answer3": "Toni Morrison"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Langston Hughes",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What university’s mascot is a cartoonish clergy member?",
		"answer1": "UC San Diego",
		"answer2": "Wake Forest",
		"answer3": "Notre Dame"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Wake Forest",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Medicine you can buy without a prescription is said to be available over-the-what?",
		"answer1": "Counter",
		"answer2": "Transom",
		"answer3": "Rainbow"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Counter",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In theater, what phrase means “good luck”?",
		"answer1": "Break a leg",
		"answer2": "Kick the bucket",
		"answer3": "Cut a rug"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Break a leg",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Jimi Hendrix, Frank Sinatra & Bobby Darin all released songs with what name in the title?",
		"answer1": "Mary",
		"answer2": "Joe",
		"answer3": "Dolly"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Dolly",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which First Lady’s official portrait features her resting her hand on a large dog?",
		"answer1": "Grace Coolidge",
		"answer2": "Eleanor Roosevelt",
		"answer3": "Jacqueline Kennedy"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Grace Coolidge",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these states does NOT have an official governor’s mansion?",
		"answer1": "Alaska",
		"answer2": "Idaho",
		"answer3": "South Dakota"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Idaho",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these poets' best-known works is a villanelle?",
		"answer1": "Robert Frost",
		"answer2": "Dylan Thomas",
		"answer3": "T.S. Eliot"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Dylan Thomas",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which performer did NOT get booed while debuting at the Apollo Theater Amateur Night?",
		"answer1": "Lauryn Hill",
		"answer2": "T-Pain",
		"answer3": "Dave Chappelle"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "T-Pain",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which ingredient is typically listed first on jars of classic Nutella?",
		"answer1": "Hazelnuts",
		"answer2": "Cocoa",
		"answer3": "Sugar"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Sugar",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A famous fossil found in an English cave has what cheesy name?",
		"answer1": "Stilton Man",
		"answer2": "Roquefort Man",
		"answer3": "Cheddar Man"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Cheddar Man",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "“Go Blue!” is the rallying cry of what university’s sports team?",
		"answer1": "U of Michigan",
		"answer2": "Michigan State",
		"answer3": "Ohio State"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "U of Michigan",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is a part of the heart?",
		"answer1": "Aorta",
		"answer2": "Albedo",
		"answer3": "Avuncular"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Aorta",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Habitat for Humanity is a charity known for building what?",
		"answer1": "Luxury yachts",
		"answer2": "Monster truck courses",
		"answer3": "Houses"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Houses",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In a BLT sandwich, the “T” stands for what?",
		"answer1": "Tap water",
		"answer2": "Tunatini",
		"answer3": "Tomato"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Tomato",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which company was named after its founder’s unusual hairstyle?",
		"answer1": "Kinko's",
		"answer2": "Red Robin",
		"answer3": "Miracle-Gro"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Kinko's",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The top prize in architecture is named for the creator of what hotel chain?",
		"answer1": "Hyatt",
		"answer2": "Sheraton",
		"answer3": "Four Seasons"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Hyatt",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In 2008, the creators of what startup raised funds by selling novelty breakfast cereals?",
		"answer1": "Kickstarter",
		"answer2": "Airbnb",
		"answer3": "Cards Against Humanity"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Airbnb",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The cooking technique now known as tempura originated in which of these places?",
		"answer1": "Hawaii",
		"answer2": "South Korea",
		"answer3": "Portugal"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Portugal",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these games is typically played using a deck with the fewest cards?",
		"answer1": "Euchre",
		"answer2": "Cribbage",
		"answer3": "Pinochle"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Euchre",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which action star is the creator of an eponymous martial art?",
		"answer1": "Jackie Chan",
		"answer2": "Steven Seagal",
		"answer3": "Chuck Norris"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Chuck Norris",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which band featured a regular didgeridoo player?",
		"answer1": "Dexys Midnight Runners",
		"answer2": "Jamiroquai",
		"answer3": "O.A.R."
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Jamiroquai",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is a poetry term for a stanza with four lines?",
		"answer1": "Limerick",
		"answer2": "Haiku",
		"answer3": "Quatrain"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Quatrain",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Siri made its debut on which iPhone?",
		"answer1": "iPhone 4",
		"answer2": "iPhone 5",
		"answer3": "iPhone 4S"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "iPhone 4S",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Who is considered the father of scientific classification?",
		"answer1": "Jose Reyes",
		"answer2": "Carl Linnaeus",
		"answer3": "Doctor Zaius"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Carl Linnaeus",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is a common machine used in construction?",
		"answer1": "Spoonlift",
		"answer2": "Sporklift",
		"answer3": "Forklift"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Forklift",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In the nursery rhyme, Mary had a little what?",
		"answer1": "Laryngitis",
		"answer2": "Lamb",
		"answer3": "Log"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Lamb",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Matt Damon & Ben Affleck appear uncredited in which baseball movie?",
		"answer1": "Field of Dreams",
		"answer2": "Moneyball",
		"answer3": "Fever Pitch"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Field of Dreams",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The longest-serving senator currently in office has been re-elected how many times?",
		"answer1": "Seven times",
		"answer2": "Four times",
		"answer3": "Nine times"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Seven times",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these terms does NOT refer to a sea slug?",
		"answer1": "Sea pig",
		"answer2": "Sea hare",
		"answer3": "Nudibranch"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Sea pig",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A controversial ‘90s episode of “Oprah” caused the price of which product to drop?",
		"answer1": "Diamonds",
		"answer2": "Soda",
		"answer3": "Beef"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Beef",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Daku is the pseudonym of a street artist known for his work in what city?",
		"answer1": "New Delhi",
		"answer2": "Tokyo",
		"answer3": "London"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "New Delhi",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which statement is true of the R&B group “Tony! Toni! Toné!”?",
		"answer1": "Disbanded after 1 album",
		"answer2": "No member named Tony",
		"answer3": "Top single was a capella"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "No member named Tony",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A stylized depiction of the Matterhorn is featured in what corporate logo?",
		"answer1": "Toblerone",
		"answer2": "Paramount Pictures",
		"answer3": "The North Face"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Toblerone",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A tarantula hawk is a type of what?",
		"answer1": "Bird",
		"answer2": "Snake",
		"answer3": "Wasp"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Wasp",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The popular abbreviation TFW usually stands for what?",
		"answer1": "That Feeling When",
		"answer2": "Too Funky, World",
		"answer3": "The Funniest Week"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "That Feeling When",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "According to the title of a classic horror movie, “The Hills Have” what?",
		"answer1": "Ugly Christmas sweaters",
		"answer2": "Eyes",
		"answer3": "So Many Questions"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Eyes",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In kickball, what are players meant to use to propel the ball onto the field?",
		"answer1": "Oven mitt",
		"answer2": "Foot",
		"answer3": "Stuffed jackalope"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Foot",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these titles is currently held by nobody?",
		"answer1": "Duke of Windsor",
		"answer2": "Duke of Kent",
		"answer3": "Duke of Gloucester"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Duke of Windsor",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which fitness brand was established first?",
		"answer1": "NordicTrack",
		"answer2": "Bowflex",
		"answer3": "Thighmaster"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "NordicTrack",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which philosopher directly inspired many of the lyrics on Radiohead’s “OK Computer”?",
		"answer1": "Friedrich Nietzsche",
		"answer2": "Adam Smith",
		"answer3": "Noam Chomsky"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Noam Chomsky",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which is NOT a correct pairing of tablet and tablet maker?",
		"answer1": "Streak / Toshiba",
		"answer2": "ATIV / Samsung",
		"answer3": "Xoom / Motorola"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Streak / Toshiba",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Nearly every episode of which TV show is named after a song title?",
		"answer1": "Glee",
		"answer2": "Gossip Girl",
		"answer3": "Grey’s Anatomy"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Grey’s Anatomy",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What sport is often played with an item resembling a Buckminsterfullerene molecule?",
		"answer1": "Badminton",
		"answer2": "American football",
		"answer3": "Soccer"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Soccer",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The director of “Lady Bird” starred in which indie movie?",
		"answer1": "Room",
		"answer2": "Frances Ha",
		"answer3": "Brooklyn"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Frances Ha",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In baseball, “Mendoza line” is a nickname for what?",
		"answer1": ".200 batting average",
		"answer2": "Rubber on pitching mound",
		"answer3": "Hard-hit ball"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": ".200 batting average",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is NOT a pseudonym?",
		"answer1": "George Eliot",
		"answer2": "George Orwell",
		"answer3": "George Saunders"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "George Saunders",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is a national hamburger chain?",
		"answer1": "Puddchuckers",
		"answer2": "Huddsuckers",
		"answer3": "Fuddruckers"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Fuddruckers",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is traditional to wear on St. Patrick’s Day?",
		"answer1": "Fancy gown",
		"answer2": "The color green",
		"answer3": "Minions onesie"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "The color green",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which animal is NOT depicted in Rembrandt’s “The Night Watch”?",
		"answer1": "Mouse",
		"answer2": "Chicken",
		"answer3": "Dog"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Mouse",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Before creating Hotmail, the two founders worked together at what company?",
		"answer1": "Hewlett-Packard",
		"answer2": "Microsoft",
		"answer3": "Apple"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Apple",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these soprano singing ranges has the lowest tessitura?",
		"answer1": "Soubrette",
		"answer2": "Coloratura",
		"answer3": "Dramatic"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Dramatic",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these toys has NOT been to space?",
		"answer1": "Etch A Sketch",
		"answer2": "Slinky",
		"answer3": "Lego"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Etch A Sketch",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What rating does Dudley Moore give Bo Derek’s character in the film “10”?",
		"answer1": "Higher than ten",
		"answer2": "Lower than ten",
		"answer3": "Ten"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Higher than ten",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Microblading eyebrows essentially consists of doing what?",
		"answer1": "Drawing them in",
		"answer2": "Trimming them",
		"answer3": "Plucking them"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Drawing them in",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these drinks is often classified into culinary and ceremonial grades?",
		"answer1": "Yerba mate",
		"answer2": "Kombucha",
		"answer3": "Matcha"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Matcha",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The mosaic pavement streets of Rio de Janeiro contain numerous examples of what?",
		"answer1": "QR codes",
		"answer2": "Google Doodles",
		"answer3": "Emoji"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "QR codes",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which household device was created by iRobot?",
		"answer1": "Nest",
		"answer2": "Robomow",
		"answer3": "Roomba"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Roomba",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What foliage did Adam and Eve use to cover up?",
		"answer1": "Maple leaf",
		"answer2": "Black locust leaf",
		"answer3": "Fig leaf"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Fig leaf",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "According to the Chinese zodiac, 2018 is now officially the Year of the what?",
		"answer1": "Dog",
		"answer2": "Surly Neighbor",
		"answer3": "Careless Whisper"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Dog",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In the Mother Goose nursery rhyme, what did Little Miss Muffet sit on?",
		"answer1": "Whoopee cushion",
		"answer2": "Tuffet",
		"answer3": "Blueberry muffin"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Tuffet",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The Hermès Birkin handbag was born thanks to a random meeting where?",
		"answer1": "On an airplane",
		"answer2": "At a museum",
		"answer3": "In a restaurant"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "On an airplane",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which U.S. island’s municipal bonds are NOT triple tax-exempt?",
		"answer1": "Culebra",
		"answer2": "Molokai",
		"answer3": "Cabras Island"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Molokai",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In a viral photo of Dwayne “The Rock Johnson in a turtleneck, what is his arm leaning on?",
		"answer1": "Ladder",
		"answer2": "Pillow",
		"answer3": "Tissues"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Tissues",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In the original children's book “Flat Stanley,” what falling item flattens Stanley?",
		"answer1": "Refrigerator",
		"answer2": "Baby grand piano",
		"answer3": "Bulletin board"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Bulletin board",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is NOT a defunct Yahoo product?",
		"answer1": "Leap",
		"answer2": "Buzz",
		"answer3": "Mash"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Leap",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The wife of which of these writers inspired the title of a popular video game?",
		"answer1": "Ernest Hemingway",
		"answer2": "Arthur Miller",
		"answer3": "F. Scott Fitzgerald"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "F. Scott Fitzgerald",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "When it comes to clothing, what is peplum?",
		"answer1": "Shoulder pad",
		"answer2": "Neck seam",
		"answer3": "Ruffle"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Ruffle",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "How is the first name of the lead actor of “The English Patient” pronounced?",
		"answer1": "“Rolf”",
		"answer2": "“Rafe”",
		"answer3": "“Ralf”"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "“Rafe”",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is NOT one of the first Starburst flavors?",
		"answer1": "Lime",
		"answer2": "Lemon",
		"answer3": "Cherry"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Cherry",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these sports is played with a paddle?",
		"answer1": "Lacrosse",
		"answer2": "Pickleball",
		"answer3": "Handball"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Pickleball",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Elephants are known for their sense of what?",
		"answer1": "Humor",
		"answer2": "Smell",
		"answer3": "Style"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Smell",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is a common type of salad?",
		"answer1": "Caesar salad",
		"answer2": "Cedar salad",
		"answer3": "Scenic salad"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Caesar salad",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these U.S. federal government positions comes with the highest annual salary?",
		"answer1": "Postmaster General",
		"answer2": "Secretary of the Army",
		"answer3": "Attorney General"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Postmaster General",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What TV acting award has Julia Louis-Dreyfus won the fewest number of times?",
		"answer1": "Golden Globe",
		"answer2": "Primetime Emmy",
		"answer3": "SAG Award"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Golden Globe",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these famous buildings contains vomitoria?",
		"answer1": "The Parthenon",
		"answer2": "Madison Square Garden",
		"answer3": "Sistine Chapel"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Madison Square Garden",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which inventor boarded a steamer ship in 1913 and was never seen alive again?",
		"answer1": "Nikola Tesla",
		"answer2": "Rudolf Diesel",
		"answer3": "George Eastman"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Rudolf Diesel",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A key financial backer of the 1961 Freedom Rides was famous for recording which song?",
		"answer1": "Jump in the Line",
		"answer2": "A Change Is Gonna Come",
		"answer3": "The Candy Man"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Jump in the Line",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Before the Industrial Revolution, American workers would typically stop around 11 a.m. to do what?",
		"answer1": "Take a nap",
		"answer2": "Play baseball",
		"answer3": "Drink whiskey"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Drink whiskey",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In “Pulp Fiction,” Samuel L. Jackson claims his iconic monologue comes from what book of the Bible?",
		"answer1": "Ezekiel",
		"answer2": "Leviticus",
		"answer3": "Exodus"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Ezekiel",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "During which holiday are the most greeting cards in the U.S. sold?",
		"answer1": "Christmas",
		"answer2": "Valentine's Day",
		"answer3": "Mother's Day"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Christmas",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which novel is set in a land named after the Latin word for “bread”?",
		"answer1": "The Silver Chair",
		"answer2": "The Hunger Games",
		"answer3": "Fahrenheit 451"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "The Hunger Games",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Traditionally made with cheese, what Swiss dish means “melted” in French?",
		"answer1": "Meringue",
		"answer2": "Fondue",
		"answer3": "Quiche"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Fondue",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Neil Armstrong was the first person to do what?",
		"answer1": "Run a 4-minute mile",
		"answer2": "Walk on the moon",
		"answer3": "Dunk a basketball"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Walk on the moon",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these U.S. TV shows airs earliest in the day?",
		"answer1": "Mad Money",
		"answer2": "Good Morning America",
		"answer3": "World News Tonight"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Good Morning America",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "How did Senator Strom Thurmond prepare for the longest-ever U.S. Congressional filibuster?",
		"answer1": "Inserted a feeding tube",
		"answer2": "Took steam baths",
		"answer3": "Got Vitamin B shots"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Took steam baths",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The intro of TV’s “Wide World of Sports” pairs the phrase “agony of defeat” with what footage?",
		"answer1": "Skier wiping out",
		"answer2": "Race car crashing",
		"answer3": "Runner collapsing"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Skier wiping out",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these animals does NOT possess chromatophores?",
		"answer1": "Cuttlefish",
		"answer2": "Zebrafish",
		"answer3": "Peacock"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Peacock",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which legendary writer used to live with Marlon Brando?",
		"answer1": "Jack Kerouac",
		"answer2": "Allen Ginsberg",
		"answer3": "James Baldwin"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "James Baldwin",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Ancient Egyptians shaved their eyebrows when what occurred?",
		"answer1": "Pharaoh became ill",
		"answer2": "House cat passed away",
		"answer3": "Harvest was bountiful"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "House cat passed away",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Ron Perlman, Kris Kristofferson and Lynda Carter have all recorded voices for what video game series?",
		"answer1": "Fallout",
		"answer2": "Grand Theft Auto",
		"answer3": "Halo"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Fallout",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these animals has a species named after Ferdinand Magellan?",
		"answer1": "Penguin",
		"answer2": "Otter",
		"answer3": "Dolphin"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Penguin",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is a tool used for glass blowing?",
		"answer1": "Swage",
		"answer2": "Rotary cutter",
		"answer3": "Punty"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Punty",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Who is the reigning monarch of Great Britain?",
		"answer1": "Queen Elizabeth",
		"answer2": "Prince Paul",
		"answer3": "King Koopa"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Queen Elizabeth",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Hamburgers are usually made with what?",
		"answer1": "Yarn",
		"answer2": "Ground beef",
		"answer3": "Sweet dreams"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Ground beef",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these performers was part of the first Lollapalooza festival lineup?",
		"answer1": "Soundgarden",
		"answer2": "Depeche Mode",
		"answer3": "Ice-T"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Ice-T",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What Canadian city aptly takes its name from a Cree term for “muddy water”?",
		"answer1": "Winnipeg",
		"answer2": "Ottawa",
		"answer3": "Toronto"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Winnipeg",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In 1997, Alabama’s state bar association put up a monument to whom?",
		"answer1": "Atticus Finch",
		"answer2": "John Grisham",
		"answer3": "William Jennings Bryan"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Atticus Finch",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Aaron Sorkin & Quentin Tarantino helped write the screenplay to which movie?",
		"answer1": "The Rock",
		"answer2": "Con Air",
		"answer3": "Face/Off"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "The Rock",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is NOT a palindrome?",
		"answer1": "A Toyota's a Toyota",
		"answer2": "Was it a rat I saw?",
		"answer3": "Walk sir, I’ll risk law"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Walk sir, I’ll risk law",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In the King James Bible, which of these measures “six cubits and a span”?",
		"answer1": "Stone tablet",
		"answer2": "Noah's Ark",
		"answer3": "Goliath"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Goliath",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What pop star first recorded under the same name as the so-called sailor's devil?",
		"answer1": "Elton John",
		"answer2": "David Bowie",
		"answer3": "Freddie Mercury"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "David Bowie",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In Ancient Greece, Olympic athletes typically competed wearing what?",
		"answer1": "Togas",
		"answer2": "Laurel wreaths",
		"answer3": "Nothing at all"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Nothing at all",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Who just became the youngest woman to win gold in Olympics snowboarding?",
		"answer1": "Khloé Kardashian",
		"answer2": "Chloë Grace Moretz",
		"answer3": "Chloe Kim"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Chloe Kim",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In July of 2017, Joey Chestnut set a world record by consuming 72 what?",
		"answer1": "Pickles",
		"answer2": "Hot dogs",
		"answer3": "Raw oysters"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Hot dogs",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Who is Robert Downey, Jr.’s father?",
		"answer1": "Robert Downey, Sr.",
		"answer2": "Chet Downey III",
		"answer3": "Morton Downey, Jr."
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Robert Downey, Sr.",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The “Father of Art Deco” designed over 200 covers for which magazine?",
		"answer1": "New Yorker",
		"answer2": "Harper’s Bazaar",
		"answer3": "Vogue"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Harper’s Bazaar",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What writer was the first to receive a MacArthur “genius” grant for science fiction?",
		"answer1": "Octavia E. Butler",
		"answer2": "Samuel R. Delany",
		"answer3": "Ursula K. Le Guin"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Octavia E. Butler",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "When written in all caps, which insult refers to a common type of computer user interface?",
		"answer1": "Clod",
		"answer2": "Wimp",
		"answer3": "Dolt"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Wimp",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The 2008 Olympics were the first time the medals contained what material?",
		"answer1": "Jade",
		"answer2": "Amber",
		"answer3": "Coral"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Jade",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The painting “Washington Crosses the Delaware” has appeared on which state quarter?",
		"answer1": "New Jersey",
		"answer2": "Delaware",
		"answer3": "Washington"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "New Jersey",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these films does NOT prominently feature identical twins?",
		"answer1": "Adaptation",
		"answer2": "The Parent Trap",
		"answer3": "Twins"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Twins",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Cirque du Soleil is a theater troupe first formed in which country?",
		"answer1": "USA",
		"answer2": "Canada",
		"answer3": "France"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Canada",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is NOT part of the three-word Olympic motto?",
		"answer1": "Thicker",
		"answer2": "Higher",
		"answer3": "Faster"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Thicker",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "At New Orleans Mardi Gras, what are float riders required to wear by law?",
		"answer1": "Tuxedos",
		"answer2": "Masks",
		"answer3": "Sweater vests"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Masks",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these destinations is legally allowed to bill itself as “The Happiest Place on Earth”?",
		"answer1": "Maryland",
		"answer2": "Orlando",
		"answer3": "Disneyland"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Disneyland",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "According to legend, what vessel is most likely to contain a wish-granting genie?",
		"answer1": "Magic limo",
		"answer2": "Magic lamp",
		"answer3": "Magic loofah"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Magic lamp",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The inventor of the board game Risk also directed what award-winning film?",
		"answer1": "The 400 Blows",
		"answer2": "The Red Balloon",
		"answer3": "Last Year at Marienbad"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "The Red Balloon",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these supposedly hip cities does NOT have an Instagram filter named after it?",
		"answer1": "Nashville",
		"answer2": "Austin",
		"answer3": "Brooklyn"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Austin",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What math concept is traditionally notated by a tall, S-shaped curve?",
		"answer1": "Second derivative",
		"answer2": "Series",
		"answer3": "Integral"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Integral",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is NOT a menu option for ordering hash browns at Waffle House?",
		"answer1": "Capped",
		"answer2": "Slathered",
		"answer3": "Chunked"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Slathered",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which voice actor from “The Emperor’s New Groove” was once blacklisted in Hollywood?",
		"answer1": "Eartha Kitt",
		"answer2": "Wendie Malick",
		"answer3": "Tom Jones"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Eartha Kitt",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A 1976 book by Richard Dawkins introduced what now-common word?",
		"answer1": "Android",
		"answer2": "Emoticon",
		"answer3": "Meme"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Meme",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Students of Auguste Escoffier would have known how to do what?",
		"answer1": "Design a chateau",
		"answer2": "Perform a grand jeté",
		"answer3": "Prepare a velouté"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Prepare a velouté",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What disease gets its name from the Italian term for “bad air”?",
		"answer1": "Influenza",
		"answer2": "Malaria",
		"answer3": "Asthma"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Malaria",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The R.E.M. song “Man on the Moon” was written about what comedian?",
		"answer1": "Jim Carrey",
		"answer2": "Mitch Hedberg",
		"answer3": "Andy Kaufman"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Andy Kaufman",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is NOT a unit of temperature?",
		"answer1": "Celsius",
		"answer2": "Fahrenheit",
		"answer3": "Hectare"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Hectare",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which U.S. coin features a portrait of Abraham Lincoln?",
		"answer1": "Kennedy half-dollar",
		"answer2": "Buffalo nickel",
		"answer3": "Penny"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Penny",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Who famously painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel?",
		"answer1": "Michelangelo",
		"answer2": "Bob Ross",
		"answer3": "Mr. Brainwash"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Michelangelo",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these things did Skee-Lo NOT wish for in his hit '90s song?",
		"answer1": "1964 Impala",
		"answer2": "White shirt collar",
		"answer3": "Child named Big Al"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "White shirt collar",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The first official African-American fraternity was founded at what university?",
		"answer1": "Howard",
		"answer2": "Clemson",
		"answer3": "Cornell"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Cornell",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "One thousand years ago, which of these regions was heavily populated with Moorish people?",
		"answer1": "Albion",
		"answer2": "Novgorod",
		"answer3": "Iberia"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Iberia",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which Secretary-General of the United Nations once appeared on “Da Ali G Show”?",
		"answer1": "Kofi Annan",
		"answer2": "Ban Ki-moon",
		"answer3": "Boutros Boutros-Ghali"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Boutros Boutros-Ghali",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these North American deserts is the smallest?",
		"answer1": "Sonoran Desert",
		"answer2": "Mojave Desert",
		"answer3": "Chihuahuan Desert"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Mojave Desert",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "According to Marie Kondo, you should only own material items with what quality?",
		"answer1": "Eco-friendly",
		"answer2": "Useful in daily life",
		"answer3": "Spark joy"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Spark joy",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the name of London's electronic public transit pass?",
		"answer1": "Opal",
		"answer2": "Oyster",
		"answer3": "Presto"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Oyster",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The author of “The Picture of Dorian Gray” was born in what country?",
		"answer1": "France",
		"answer2": "Ireland",
		"answer3": "United States"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Ireland",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What U.S. state borders only one other U.S. state?",
		"answer1": "Alaska",
		"answer2": "Maine",
		"answer3": "Rhode Island"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Maine",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The “skyhook” is a move in which of these sports?",
		"answer1": "Polo",
		"answer2": "Acrobatics",
		"answer3": "Basketball"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Basketball",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In what part of a newspaper would you post an item for sale?",
		"answer1": "Sports section",
		"answer2": "Weather page",
		"answer3": "Classifieds"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Classifieds",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the mid-day meal usually called?",
		"answer1": "Jack Bauer Power Hour",
		"answer2": "Lunch",
		"answer3": "Sleepy time"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Lunch",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The author who created Tarzan once worked for which of these publications?",
		"answer1": "Sports Illustrated",
		"answer2": "Paris Review",
		"answer3": "Sears catalog"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Sears catalog",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What beauty product entrepreneur became the first U.S. self-made female millionaire?",
		"answer1": "Helena Rubinstein",
		"answer2": "Elizabeth Arden",
		"answer3": "C.J. Walker"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "C.J. Walker",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Bart's age on “The Simpsons” is NOT the same as which of these characters?",
		"answer1": "Ash from Pokémon",
		"answer2": "Encyclopedia Brown",
		"answer3": "Nancy Drew"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Nancy Drew",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "According to the Book of Leviticus, which of these animals is kosher to eat?",
		"answer1": "Owl",
		"answer2": "Cricket",
		"answer3": "Rabbit"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Cricket",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The first edition of the CNN show Crossfire featured which host?",
		"answer1": "John Sununu",
		"answer2": "Pat Buchanan",
		"answer3": "Tucker Carlson"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Pat Buchanan",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which author's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel was adapted into a Broadway musical?",
		"answer1": "Jane Smiley",
		"answer2": "Annie Proulx",
		"answer3": "Alice Walker"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Alice Walker",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which position was first held in the last year of the previous century?",
		"answer1": "Mayor of Singapore",
		"answer2": "Mayor of London",
		"answer3": "Mayor of Baghdad"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Mayor of London",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these Adam Sandler movies has a female director?",
		"answer1": "Billy Madison",
		"answer2": "The Wedding Singer",
		"answer3": "Big Daddy"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Billy Madison",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these two-letter combos is an acceptable word in Scrabble?",
		"answer1": "Fi",
		"answer2": "Ro",
		"answer3": "Da"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Da",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is an alveolar disorder?",
		"answer1": "Pneumonia",
		"answer2": "Strep throat",
		"answer3": "Psoriasis"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Pneumonia",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Auguste Rodin's statue The Thinker is meant to represent what real-life person?",
		"answer1": "Dante Alighieri",
		"answer2": "Michelangelo",
		"answer3": "Auguste Rodin"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Dante Alighieri",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these songs was NOT recorded by the Beach Boys?",
		"answer1": "Surf's Up",
		"answer2": "Surf City",
		"answer3": "Surfer Girl"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Surf City",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these products is a depilatory?",
		"answer1": "Nair",
		"answer2": "Rogaine",
		"answer3": "Pomade"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Nair",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the name for anger experienced while driving a car?",
		"answer1": "Highway displeasure",
		"answer2": "Street sadness",
		"answer3": "Road rage"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Road rage",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which animals race at the Kentucky Derby?",
		"answer1": "Horses",
		"answer2": "Wiener dogs",
		"answer3": "Locusts"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Horses",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The westernmost region of Russia touches which of these countries?",
		"answer1": "Poland",
		"answer2": "Norway",
		"answer3": "Ukraine"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Poland",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Low-income college students may qualify for a federal grant program named for a senator from what state?",
		"answer1": "Rhode Island",
		"answer2": "Illinois",
		"answer3": "Washington"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Rhode Island",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which type of musical composition is also an Olympic figure skating jump?",
		"answer1": "Sarabande",
		"answer2": "Bagatelle",
		"answer3": "Mazurka"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Mazurka",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In gardening, what word refers to overall health and usability of soil?",
		"answer1": "Loam",
		"answer2": "Tilth",
		"answer3": "Humus"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Tilth",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Lonnie Johnson accidentally created the Supersoaker while trying to build what?",
		"answer1": "Heat pump",
		"answer2": "Nerf Blaster rival",
		"answer3": "Efficient sprinklers"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Heat pump",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of the following is NOT used to describe someone from that particular state?",
		"answer1": "Wisconsinian",
		"answer2": "Utahn",
		"answer3": "Connecticuter"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Wisconsinian",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "King Louis XIV’s Palace of Versailles contained over 150 pieces of furniture made entirely of what?",
		"answer1": "Silver",
		"answer2": "Ivory",
		"answer3": "Ebony"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Silver",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which chemical compound would you NOT use to create red and blue fireworks?",
		"answer1": "Sodium nitrate",
		"answer2": "Strontium carbonate",
		"answer3": "Copper chloride"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Sodium nitrate",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Among U.S. astronauts, what distinction does Sally Ride have?",
		"answer1": "Youngest to go to space",
		"answer2": "Most missions flown",
		"answer3": "Most total days in space"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Youngest to go to space",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Portuguese is an official language of which country?",
		"answer1": "Equatorial Guinea",
		"answer2": "Papua New Guinea",
		"answer3": "Republic of Guinea"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Equatorial Guinea",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The “Cha-Cha Slide” includes a dance move named after what cartoon character?",
		"answer1": "Scooby-Doo",
		"answer2": "Daffy Duck",
		"answer3": "Charlie Brown"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Charlie Brown",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is NOT a term used in Olympic curling?",
		"answer1": "Hogged stone",
		"answer2": "Burned stone",
		"answer3": "Chunked stone"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Chunked stone",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these actors is incapable of making a fist with his left hand?",
		"answer1": "Al Pacino",
		"answer2": "Morgan Freeman",
		"answer3": "Anthony Hopkins"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Morgan Freeman",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The Ark of the Covenant supposedly contains what religious artifact?",
		"answer1": "The Ten Commandments",
		"answer2": "The Holy Grail",
		"answer3": "Shroud of Turin"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "The Ten Commandments",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which congressman participated in the Selma to Montgomery marches of 1965?",
		"answer1": "Cedric Richmond",
		"answer2": "John Lewis",
		"answer3": "Jason Lewis"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "John Lewis",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these animals is NOT native to Australia?",
		"answer1": "Capybara",
		"answer2": "Wallaby",
		"answer3": "Koala"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Capybara",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "From what country did the American colonies win their independence?",
		"answer1": "Japan",
		"answer2": "Wakanda",
		"answer3": "Great Britain"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Great Britain",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these Olympians is most likely to perform a lutz, axel or toe loop jump?",
		"answer1": "Michael Phelps",
		"answer2": "Usain Bolt",
		"answer3": "Kristi Yamaguchi"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Kristi Yamaguchi",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these countries has a lower gross domestic product than any U.S. state?",
		"answer1": "Ecuador",
		"answer2": "Uzbekistan",
		"answer3": "Iceland"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Iceland",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In the first known use of “mammoth” as an adjective, what item was it describing?",
		"answer1": "Hunk of cheese",
		"answer2": "Empire State Building",
		"answer3": "Dinosaur"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Hunk of cheese",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these fonts was NOT created by Microsoft?",
		"answer1": "Comic Sans",
		"answer2": "Verdana",
		"answer3": "Papyrus"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Papyrus",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The athlete who has competed in the most Olympic games hails from which country?",
		"answer1": "Canada",
		"answer2": "Finland",
		"answer3": "Japan"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Canada",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In 2014, an excavation at a New Mexican landfill uncovered what?",
		"answer1": "Flying car prototype",
		"answer2": "Lost Picasso sculpture",
		"answer3": "Over 1,000 Atari games"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Over 1,000 Atari games",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which nation does NOT have a two-word capital city?",
		"answer1": "Brunei",
		"answer2": "Ethiopia",
		"answer3": "Malaysia"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Brunei",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A cat with what fur pattern is almost always female?",
		"answer1": "Calico",
		"answer2": "Tuxedo",
		"answer3": "Tabby"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Calico",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these iconic African-American leaders was NOT born into slavery?",
		"answer1": "W.E.B. Du Bois",
		"answer2": "Frederick Douglass",
		"answer3": "Booker T. Washington"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "W.E.B. Du Bois",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these items would be measured on the Scoville scale?",
		"answer1": "Habanero",
		"answer2": "Typhoon",
		"answer3": "Emerald"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Habanero",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What Olympic legend was the subject of a song in an Oscar-nominated 1999 film?",
		"answer1": "Brian Boitano",
		"answer2": "Kristi Yamaguchi",
		"answer3": "Michelle Kwan"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Brian Boitano",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Tonga's 2016 Olympic flag bearer became a global viral sensation for dressing how?",
		"answer1": "Oiled up & shirtless",
		"answer2": "Completely naked",
		"answer3": "Like Barney the Dinosaur"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Oiled up & shirtless",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which term is shorthand for a useful item when changing a flat tire?",
		"answer1": "Surplus",
		"answer2": "Spare",
		"answer3": "Supplement"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Spare",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In da Vinci’s “Last Supper,” which disciple is depicted holding a weapon?",
		"answer1": "Peter",
		"answer2": "Judas",
		"answer3": "John"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Peter",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Police tell arrestees they have the right to remain silent thanks to a Supreme Court ruling against what U.S. state?",
		"answer1": "Arizona",
		"answer2": "Nevada",
		"answer3": "New Mexico"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Arizona",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A 1984 Devo album has the same name as a massive 1984 single by what band?",
		"answer1": "The Human League",
		"answer2": "Pet Shop Boys",
		"answer3": "Tears for Fears"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Tears for Fears",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Last year, Microsoft angered customers by announcing it would eliminate what Windows software?",
		"answer1": "WordPad",
		"answer2": "Solitaire",
		"answer3": "Paint"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Paint",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these authors has NOT written a comic book about Black Panther?",
		"answer1": "Roxane Gay",
		"answer2": "Ta-Nehisi Coates",
		"answer3": "Cornel West"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Cornel West",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which American car manufacturer first introduced seat belts?",
		"answer1": "Jeep",
		"answer2": "Ford",
		"answer3": "Nash"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Nash",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "“Embarazada” is the Spanish word for what?",
		"answer1": "Naked",
		"answer2": "Pregnant",
		"answer3": "Embarrassed"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Pregnant",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In a best-selling Little Golden Book, who was “The Monster at The End of This Book”?",
		"answer1": "Sesame Street's Grover",
		"answer2": "Dracula",
		"answer3": "The reader"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Sesame Street's Grover",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which “Rose” was the lead singer of Guns N' Roses?",
		"answer1": "Pete",
		"answer2": "Jalen",
		"answer3": "Axl"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Axl",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What form of energy do batteries provide?",
		"answer1": "Synergy",
		"answer2": "Emotional",
		"answer3": "Electrical"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Electrical",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these people was born with the same name as a famous ketchup?",
		"answer1": "Henry Ford",
		"answer2": "Karl Marx",
		"answer3": "Henry Kissinger"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Henry Kissinger",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The U.S. flag bearer for the 2018 Olympics is a medalist in what event?",
		"answer1": "Figure skating",
		"answer2": "Speed skating",
		"answer3": "Luge"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Luge",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these activists is the subject of a song by John Lennon and Yoko Ono?",
		"answer1": "Angela Davis",
		"answer2": "Martin Luther King, Jr.",
		"answer3": "Bobby Seale"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Angela Davis",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "“INTJ” is a personality type based on a hypothesis by which psychiatrist?",
		"answer1": "B.F. Skinner",
		"answer2": "Carl Jung",
		"answer3": "Sigmund Freud"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Carl Jung",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Bill Cunningham was a key influence in what style of photography?",
		"answer1": "Tilt-shift",
		"answer2": "Portrait",
		"answer3": "Street style"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Street style",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these countries legally guarantees its citizens “freedom to roam”?",
		"answer1": "Brazil",
		"answer2": "Sweden",
		"answer3": "Mongolia"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Sweden",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What word does Nestlé use to describe their Toll House chocolate chips?",
		"answer1": "Morsels",
		"answer2": "Nibbles",
		"answer3": "Samples"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Morsels",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these companies offers a “freemium” service?",
		"answer1": "Spotify",
		"answer2": "Netflix",
		"answer3": "Tidal"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Spotify",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The Italian cooking term “al dente” means what?",
		"answer1": "Firm",
		"answer2": "With butter",
		"answer3": "Salted"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Firm",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The Olympic logo features what combination of shapes?",
		"answer1": "Two triangles",
		"answer2": "Five rings",
		"answer3": "Seven parabolas"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Five rings",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is the name of a princess in Disney's “Frozen”?",
		"answer1": "Frosier",
		"answer2": "Jack Frost",
		"answer3": "Elsa"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Elsa",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Before the lyrics are sung, how many finger snaps are heard in the “Addams Family” theme song?",
		"answer1": "12 snaps",
		"answer2": "6 snaps",
		"answer3": "8 snaps"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "12 snaps",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In which country is GeoCities still up and running?",
		"answer1": "Canada",
		"answer2": "Japan",
		"answer3": "Australia"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Japan",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these posts was Constance Baker Motley NOT the first African-American woman to hold?",
		"answer1": "NY state senator",
		"answer2": "US House Representative",
		"answer3": "Federal judge"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "US House Representative",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which film features the same kind of talking animal as the Old Testament book Numbers?",
		"answer1": "The Lion King",
		"answer2": "Finding Nemo",
		"answer3": "Shrek"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Shrek",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which fashion designer is grandmother to a literal princess?",
		"answer1": "Diane von Fürstenberg",
		"answer2": "Rei Kawakubo",
		"answer3": "Vivienne Westwood"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Diane von Fürstenberg",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Where did Bernese Mountain Dogs originate?",
		"answer1": "Myanmar",
		"answer2": "Switzerland",
		"answer3": "Afghanistan"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Switzerland",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What legendary “Buffalo Bill’s Wild West” star had a negative-sounding nickname?",
		"answer1": "Annie Oakley",
		"answer2": "May Lillie",
		"answer3": "Martha Jane Cannary"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Martha Jane Cannary",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What college football team’s chant is also likely to be heard on a farm?",
		"answer1": "Arkansas Razorbacks",
		"answer2": "Ole Miss Rebels",
		"answer3": "Penn State Lions"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Arkansas Razorbacks",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the name of a Japanese art form that features trees grown in containers?",
		"answer1": "Kawaii",
		"answer2": "Bonsai",
		"answer3": "Manga"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Bonsai",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In Shakespeare's play “Julius Caesar,” what phrase does the titular character say to Brutus?",
		"answer1": "Et tu, Brute?",
		"answer2": "Use my HQ code",
		"answer3": "“Caes” ya later"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Et tu, Brute?",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "“Fro-yo” is short for what?",
		"answer1": "Frolicking yokels",
		"answer2": "Frozen yogurt",
		"answer3": "Frog yoga"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Frozen yogurt",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these things can be mathematically described as an oblate spheroid?",
		"answer1": "NFL football",
		"answer2": "Unshelled peanut",
		"answer3": "Planet Earth"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Planet Earth",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these baseball legends was a first-ballot Hall of Famer?",
		"answer1": "Joe DiMaggio",
		"answer2": "Cy Young",
		"answer3": "Mickey Mantle"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Mickey Mantle",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is NOT believed to be a function of the uvula?",
		"answer1": "Taste",
		"answer2": "Speech",
		"answer3": "Lubricant"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Taste",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "George Washington Carver is famous for his scientific work on what subject?",
		"answer1": "Soil depletion",
		"answer2": "Irrigation technology",
		"answer3": "Food packaging"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Soil depletion",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is NOT a real berry?",
		"answer1": "Buffaloberry",
		"answer2": "Iceberry",
		"answer3": "Cloudberry"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Iceberry",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What male singing voice type is higher than a bass, but lower than a tenor?",
		"answer1": "Baritone",
		"answer2": "Countertenor",
		"answer3": "Sopranist"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Baritone",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A galleon is an old-fashioned type of what?",
		"answer1": "Ship",
		"answer2": "Measurement",
		"answer3": "Dress"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Ship",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What does bicameral mean?",
		"answer1": "Two camels",
		"answer2": "Two cameras",
		"answer3": "Two chambers"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Two chambers",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these websites is an online database for movies, television and video games?",
		"answer1": "Petfinder",
		"answer2": "IMDb",
		"answer3": "Yelp"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "IMDb",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which legendary music producer is closely related to former President Jimmy Carter?",
		"answer1": "Jeff Lynne",
		"answer2": "Brian Eno",
		"answer3": "Berry Gordy"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Berry Gordy",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which ‘90s movie is an anagram of the original book title which the film is based on?",
		"answer1": "Free Willy",
		"answer2": "October Sky",
		"answer3": "Jumanji"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "October Sky",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In which African country is English NOT the official language?",
		"answer1": "Sierra Leone",
		"answer2": "Liberia",
		"answer3": "Chad"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Chad",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The famous German phrase “Sturm und Drang” comes from what?",
		"answer1": "Poem",
		"answer2": "Novel",
		"answer3": "Play"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Play",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which TV news host once wrote about his first date with Monica Lewinsky?",
		"answer1": "Jake Tapper",
		"answer2": "Van Jones",
		"answer3": "Chris Hayes"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Jake Tapper",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The Doors are named after a famous essay by the author of what iconic novel?",
		"answer1": "Lolita",
		"answer2": "On the Road",
		"answer3": "Brave New World"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Brave New World",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is a real illness that affects rabbits?",
		"answer1": "Ruffles",
		"answer2": "Fluffles",
		"answer3": "Snuffles"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Snuffles",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these desserts is often made with ladyfingers?",
		"answer1": "Tiramisu",
		"answer2": "Magdalena",
		"answer3": "Financier"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Tiramisu",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these colleges does NOT have a physical location?",
		"answer1": "Electoral College",
		"answer2": "Deep Springs College",
		"answer3": "Hampshire College"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Electoral College",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A bed that folds up into the wall is commonly known as what?",
		"answer1": "Sully bed",
		"answer2": "Fitzy bed",
		"answer3": "Murphy bed"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Murphy bed",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Pantene Pro-V and Garnier Fructis are popular types of what?",
		"answer1": "ShamWow",
		"answer2": "Shampoo",
		"answer3": "Champagne"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Shampoo",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In the classic fairy tale, who is Little Red Riding Hood's enemy?",
		"answer1": "Big Baller Brand",
		"answer2": "Big Lebowski",
		"answer3": "Big Bad Wolf"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Big Bad Wolf",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The band that recorded “September” is named “Earth, Wind &” what?",
		"answer1": "Frederick",
		"answer2": "Fire",
		"answer3": "Flagellum"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Fire",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is a common remedy for dehydration?",
		"answer1": "Drinking water",
		"answer2": "Running a marathon",
		"answer3": "Slaying a hydra"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Drinking water",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "An extremely impolite guest at a Nixon family wedding went on to write under what nom de plume?",
		"answer1": "Dorothy Dix",
		"answer2": "Miss Manners",
		"answer3": "Dear Abby"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Miss Manners",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "After Prince Edward Island, what is Canada’s most densely populated province?",
		"answer1": "New Brunswick",
		"answer2": "Ontario",
		"answer3": "Nova Scotia"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Nova Scotia",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which public radio program is hosted by the cousin of a multiple Oscar-nominated composer?",
		"answer1": "This American Life",
		"answer2": "Fresh Air",
		"answer3": "All Things Considered"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "This American Life",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The lunar module for the Apollo 10 moon mission was nicknamed what?",
		"answer1": "Eagle",
		"answer2": "Beagle",
		"answer3": "Snoopy"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Snoopy",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "From 2000 to 2002, what MLB team's stadium was named for a company that no longer exists?",
		"answer1": "Angels",
		"answer2": "Rays",
		"answer3": "Astros"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Astros",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Who was the first U.S. president to enjoy indoor plumbing at the White House?",
		"answer1": "Millard Fillmore",
		"answer2": "Andrew Jackson",
		"answer3": "John Adams"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Andrew Jackson",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What zodiac sign features a creature that defends itself with an aculeus?",
		"answer1": "Cancer",
		"answer2": "Sagittarius",
		"answer3": "Scorpio"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Scorpio",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "U.S. air traffic controllers refer to the plane the Pope travels on by what official call sign?",
		"answer1": "Shepherd One",
		"answer2": "Il Papa",
		"answer3": "Air Vatican"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Shepherd One",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What popular corn chip loosely translates to “little golden things” in Spanish?",
		"answer1": "Tostitos",
		"answer2": "Fritos",
		"answer3": "Doritos"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Doritos",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In 2017, what did Twitter do to its 140-character limit on tweets?",
		"answer1": "Double it",
		"answer2": "Halve it",
		"answer3": "Reduce it to 15"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Double it",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "On a compass, what does the letter N typically stand for?",
		"answer1": "Norbit",
		"answer2": "North",
		"answer3": "Nordic"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "North",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A spork is a utensil that combines what two things?",
		"answer1": "Spam / pork",
		"answer2": "Sponge / cork",
		"answer3": "Spoon / fork"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Spoon / fork",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What costume was worn by the original lead singer of the Village People?",
		"answer1": "Cowboy",
		"answer2": "Policeman",
		"answer3": "Construction worker"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Policeman",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which statement is NOT true about photosynthesis and chemosynthesis?",
		"answer1": "Both powered by sunlight",
		"answer2": "Both involve carbon",
		"answer3": "Both can occur in water"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Both powered by sunlight",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In what medium was Superman’s Kryptonite weakness introduced?",
		"answer1": "The radio series",
		"answer2": "The 1978 movie",
		"answer3": "Action Comics #64"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "The radio series",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What author has the most books in Modern Library’s 100 Best Novels of the 20th Century?",
		"answer1": "James Joyce",
		"answer2": "Joseph Conrad",
		"answer3": "William Faulkner"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Joseph Conrad",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which has been the last name of a U.S. president AND a British prime minister?",
		"answer1": "Hayes",
		"answer2": "Arthur",
		"answer3": "Wilson"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Wilson",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The Benihana company has a restaurant in which of these places?",
		"answer1": "China",
		"answer2": "Aruba",
		"answer3": "Japan"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Aruba",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these actors turned down the role of Frasier Crane?",
		"answer1": "Bob Balaban",
		"answer2": "John Lithgow",
		"answer3": "Dan Aykroyd"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "John Lithgow",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "By definition, which of these people is guilty of treason?",
		"answer1": "Scullion",
		"answer2": "Poltroon",
		"answer3": "Quisling"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Quisling",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "A high-tech store with no cashiers recently opened in Seattle under what name?",
		"answer1": "Amazon Go",
		"answer2": "Google Shop",
		"answer3": "Microsoft Zip"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Amazon Go",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is an actual Winter Olympics event?",
		"answer1": "Skeleton",
		"answer2": "Ghostathlon",
		"answer3": "Frankensteining"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Skeleton",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What’s the anatomical name for the center of a hurricane?",
		"answer1": "Shinbone",
		"answer2": "Pancreas",
		"answer3": "Eye"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Eye",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Tic-tac-toe is typically played by writing what two symbols?",
		"answer1": "Yin and yang",
		"answer2": "+ / -",
		"answer3": "X / O"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "X / O",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In the 1800s, a chemistry student making synthetic quinine accidentally created what dye?",
		"answer1": "Mauve",
		"answer2": "Periwinkle",
		"answer3": "Turquoise"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Mauve",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which type of animal has been kept as a White House pet by a U.S. president?",
		"answer1": "Cow",
		"answer2": "Lemur",
		"answer3": "Sugar glider"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Cow",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Boston and Buffalo have both been home to major pro sports teams named what?",
		"answer1": "Giants",
		"answer2": "Angels",
		"answer3": "Braves"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Braves",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these is Venus visibly lacking in Botticelli's “Birth of Venus”?",
		"answer1": "Belly button",
		"answer2": "Left arm",
		"answer3": "Body hair"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Body hair",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Aerosmith’s “Dude (Looks Like a Lady)” was written about what heavy metal vocalist?",
		"answer1": "Axl Rose",
		"answer2": "Bret Michaels",
		"answer3": "Vince Neil"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Vince Neil",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which food is traditionally a main ingredient in mock turtle soup?",
		"answer1": "Calf brains",
		"answer2": "Tortoise meat",
		"answer3": "Snails"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Calf brains",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which film director holds a U.S. patent for a T-shirt?",
		"answer1": "Quentin Tarantino",
		"answer2": "Francis Ford Coppola",
		"answer3": "James Cameron"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Francis Ford Coppola",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of the original Monopoly game pieces was retired last year?",
		"answer1": "Thimble",
		"answer2": "Race car",
		"answer3": "Top hat"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Thimble",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which tool is typically used to clear a clogged pipe?",
		"answer1": "Claw hammer",
		"answer2": "Snake",
		"answer3": "Shovel"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Snake",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which country is part of North America?",
		"answer1": "Norway",
		"answer2": "Brazil",
		"answer3": "Canada"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Canada",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "The college degree “B.A.” is short for what?",
		"answer1": "Bachelor of Arts",
		"answer2": "Booyah Awesome",
		"answer3": "Beefy Arms"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Bachelor of Arts",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these Summer Olympics events uses the longest playing surface?",
		"answer1": "Fencing",
		"answer2": "Badminton",
		"answer3": "Taekwondo"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Fencing",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "New Mexico exempts which group of people from paying state income taxes?",
		"answer1": "Hybrid car owners",
		"answer2": "Centenarians",
		"answer3": "Registered lobbyists"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Centenarians",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What was the least popular papal name of the 19th century?",
		"answer1": "Leo",
		"answer2": "Pius",
		"answer3": "Gregory"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Gregory",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In 1973, Arabella and Anita became the first members of what species to go into space?",
		"answer1": "Spider",
		"answer2": "Fruit fly",
		"answer3": "Ladybug"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Spider",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What is the correct spelling of the Pennsylvania town famous for its groundhog?",
		"answer1": "Punksatawany",
		"answer2": "Puncksehtany",
		"answer3": "Punxsutawney"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Punxsutawney",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these elements would earn you the highest score in Scrabble?",
		"answer1": "Oxygen",
		"answer2": "Xenon",
		"answer3": "Zinc"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Oxygen",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which popular root beer brand typically contains caffeine?",
		"answer1": "Barq’s",
		"answer2": "A&W",
		"answer3": "Mug"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Barq’s",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Which of these famous fictional animals is a ruminant?",
		"answer1": "Bambi",
		"answer2": "Mister Ed",
		"answer3": "Eeyore"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Bambi",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Parmesan cheese is named for an Italian province called what?",
		"answer1": "Romana",
		"answer2": "Yomamma",
		"answer3": "Parma"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Parma",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Catherine de’ Medici was present at the performance of the first-ever formal what?",
		"answer1": "Opera",
		"answer2": "Commedia dell’arte",
		"answer3": "Ballet"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Ballet",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What was the first product to have its barcode scanned at purchase?",
		"answer1": "Rubik’s Cube",
		"answer2": "Wrigley's chewing gum",
		"answer3": "Apple IIe"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Wrigley's chewing gum",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Who is credited with coining the phrase: “For whom the bell tolls”?",
		"answer1": "John Donne",
		"answer2": "William Shakespeare",
		"answer3": "Ernest Hemingway"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "John Donne",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Buying a can of soda will incur a higher tax in which city?",
		"answer1": "Santa Barbara, CA",
		"answer2": "Denver, CO",
		"answer3": "Seattle, WA"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Seattle, WA",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Albert Einstein won a Nobel Prize for his work on what scientific phenomenon?",
		"answer1": "General relativity",
		"answer2": "Photoelectric effect",
		"answer3": "Special relativity"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Photoelectric effect",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 2
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What spice comes from the crocus flower?",
		"answer1": "Cloves",
		"answer2": "Allspice",
		"answer3": "Saffron"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Saffron",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In the popular comic strip, what color is Hagar the Horrible’s beard?",
		"answer1": "White",
		"answer2": "Blond",
		"answer3": "Red"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Red",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "In the game of Candy Land, which player goes first?",
		"answer1": "The youngest",
		"answer2": "Blue token holder",
		"answer3": "First to draw a red card"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "The youngest",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "Traditionally, an “amuse-bouche” arrives right before what part of the meal?",
		"answer1": "Appetizers",
		"answer2": "Entrée",
		"answer3": "Dessert"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Appetizers",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What was the first theatrical feature film to be completely computer-animated?",
		"answer1": "Gone with the Wind",
		"answer2": "Toy Story 2",
		"answer3": "Toy Story"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Toy Story",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 3
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What word completes the phrase: “Everything but the kitchen”?",
		"answer1": "Sink",
		"answer2": "Kaleidoscope",
		"answer3": "Hogwash"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Sink",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
},
{
	"question": {
		"question": "What did Yankee Doodle stick in his cap?",
		"answer1": "Feather",
		"answer2": "Noodle soup",
		"answer3": "Duck"
	},
	"solution": {
		"rightAnswer": "Feather",
		"rightAnswerIndex": 1
	}
}]