City Sights - Warsaw
Jewish Ghetto Memorial
(7 tickets)
The Jewish Ghetto Memorial is a monument in Warsaw, Poland, commemorating the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising of 1943 during the Second World War. It is located in the area which was formerly a part of the Warsaw Ghetto, at the spot where the first armed clash of the uprising took place. The monument was built partly of Nazi German materials originally brought to Warsaw in 1942 by Albert Speer for his planned works. The completed monument was formally unveiled in April 1948. The monument was raised in the square of Anielewicza Street, Karmelicka Street, Lewartowskiego Street and Zamenhofa Street. From August 1942 until the end of the Warsaw ghetto this was the last location of the Judenrat.
Baseball player
Junior
What baseball player holds the record for the highest career
batting average in MLB history?
Ty Cobb
What MLB legend goes by the nickname “The Splendid
Splinter”?
Ted Williams
Art Buyer - Junior / Senior / Expert
Junior
“Black Square” is a painting by whom?
Kasimir Malevich
“Girl before a Mirror” is a painting by who?
Pablo Picasso
Ice hockey expert
Only available in New York
Hockey player Bobby Hull spent the majority of his NHL career with what team?
Black Hawks
Hockey player Bobby Orr played the majority of his NHL career with what team?
Bruins
Hockey player Bobby Hull spent the majority of his NHL career with what team?
Black Hawks
Hockey player Bobby Orr played the majority of his NHL career with what team?
Bruins
Sex and the City
Only available in New York
For a while Carrie is dating a man named Aleksandr Petrovsky. What's his job?
He's a painter
How many episodes of "Sex and the City" are there?
94
For a while Carrie is dating a man named Aleksandr Petrovsky. What's his job?
He's a painter
How many episodes of "Sex and the City" are there?
94
Music Producer
Only available in New York
Music producer Tim Mosley goes by what name?
Timbaland
What is the name of the device which is used to raise and lower volume levels in a recording?
Mixing console
Music producer Tim Mosley goes by what name?
Timbaland
What is the name of the device which is used to raise and lower volume levels in a recording?
Mixing console
NCAA Mascot
Only available in Chicago
What color are the Devils of Duke University?
Blue
Which of the following colleges has a bird as its mascot?
Louisville
Chicago - City Sights
Millennium Park
(7 tickets)
A landmark gathering place for locals and visitors who come to admire the unique art, architecture and landscape. Millennium Park is a 25-acre (10 hectare) park in the central Loop. Locals and tourists gather year-round for concerts, biking and jogging and to admire the sculptures dotting the landscape. Conveniently located near other attractions, it's easy to combine a walk through the park with a visit to the Art Institute of Chicago or shopping along the Magnificent Mile. If you are visiting between the end of spring and early fall, enjoy an outdoor concert (often free) at the Jay Pritzker Pavilion. The centerpiece of the park is Wrigley Square, an inviting tree-lined area where visitors relax on the lawn or stroll along the paths. This is where you'll find the spectacular Millennium Monument, a 40-foot high semicircle of Greek Doric-style columns.
Virologist
Only available in Bogotá
HIV belongs to which family of viruses?
Retroviruses
How many types of human herpes virus are there?
8
Political History
Only available in Bogotá
Before he was elected President, which state was Bill Clinton Governor of?
Arkansas
In what year was Edward Kennedy first elected senator?
1962
In which city was Anthony A. Williams mayor 1999-2007?
Washington
In which city was the Kellogg-Briand Pact agreed in 1928?
Paris
In which country did Sani Abacha take power in 1983?
Nigeria
In which country did two coups d'état take place in 1924 from both orthodox Christians and Muslims?
Albania
In which country was Cyrille Adoula Prime Minister during the 1960s?
Zaire
Juan Péron was the nationalist leader in Argentina. What was the name of his legendary wife?
Eva
Musician Sonny Bono was once the mayor of which California
city?
Palm Springs
"The Great Communicator" was a nickname of what US President?
Ronald Reagan
To date, who has been the only female Prime Minister of
India?
Indira Gandhi
What country has the oldest parliament in the world?
Iceland
What female politician led the “March of the Mill children”
in 1903?
Mary Harris Jones
What U.S. politician lost to Richard Nixon in the 1972
presidential election?
George McGovern
What U.S. President brokered the peace talks in the
Russo-Japanese War?
Theodore Roosevelt
What US President once served as the President of Princeton?
Woodrow Wilson
What was Emma Goldman lionized for being?
An anarchist
What was the name of the parliament in Russia in the beginning of the 20th century where the bourgeoisie and workers shared power?
Duma
What was the name of the terror group behind the assassination of Arch Duke Franz Ferdinand in 1914?
Black Hand
What was Vladimir Lenin’s real last name?
Ulyanov
When was parliamentarism born in England?
1688
When was the death penalty abolished in Sweden?
1921
Where does the President of France live?
Elysee Palace
Which American president took over after George Washington?
John Adams
Which nationalist party was formed in 1933 by José Antonio Primo de Rivera?
Spanish Phalanx
Which of the following American presidents was a Republican?
Richard Nixon
Which of the following was one of Leon Trotsky's pseudonyms?
Alpha
Who among the following was NOT a founder of the "July 26 Movement" guerillas?
Elián Gonzalez
Who founded the Turkish party PKK?
Abdullah Öcalan
Who has been the Prime Minister of Israel since 2009?
Benjamin Netanyahu
Who held the famous "Tear down this wall!" speech?
Ronald Reagan
Who is the oldest person ever to be elected president of the
United States?
Donald Trump
Who preceded Margaret Thatcher as the leader of the Conservative
Party in the United Kingdom?
Edward Heath
Who was Abraham Lincoln’s Vice President?
Andrew Johnson
Who was George H.W. Bush's Vice President?
Dan Quayle
Who was Israel’s prime minister from 1948 to 1963?
David Ben-Gurion
Who was mayor of New York 1979 - 1989?
Ed Koch
Who was president of Ecuador four times, the last time 1968-1972?
José Velasco
Who was Ronald Reagan's Vice President?
George H.W. Bush
Who was the British Prime Minister from 2010 to 2016?
David Cameron
Who was the first First Lady to be elected to a public
office and the first woman elected to the U.S. Senate from New York?
Hillary Clinton
Who was the first Prime Minister of the Congo and was assassinated in Katanga province in 1961?
Patrice Lumumba
Horror Movie Fan
Only availble in Bogotá
In what movie is Freddy Kreuger the killer?
Nightmare on Elm Street
In what movie is Michael Myers the killer?
Halloween
The Beatles Fan
Only available in Bogotá
How did George Harrison die?
Cancer
In which city did the Beatles form their band?
Liverpool
City Sights - Bogota
Monserrate
About how tall is Mount Monserrate?
10,000 feet
Mount Monserrate gets its name from a sanctuary in which
country?
Spain
City Sights - Rio de Janeiro
Copacabana
(3 tickets)
Copacabana is a popular beach in Brazil. It is located in the state of Rio de Janeiro, in the south-eastern part of the country, 900 km south-east of the capital Brasilia. The climate in the area is mild. The average yearly temperature is 19 degrees Celsius.
City Sights - Houston
Space Center Houston
How many tourists can the Saturn 5 hangar house at one time?
500
Space Center Houston possesses a 1-G Trainer from the first
United States space station. What’s this space station called?
Skylab
Musical Genius - Junior / Senior / Expert
Only available in Nashville
Junior
A choppy, disconnected rhythm is often referred to as what?
Staccato
What instrument did Louis Armstrong play?
Trumpet
City Sights - Nashville
Country Music Hall of Fame
Around how many visitors does the Country Music Hall of Fame
see annually?
1,000,000
How are musicians commemorated in the Country Music Hall of
Fame?
Plaques
Marilyn Monroe Fan
Only available in Los Angeles
Before becoming a movie star, what was Marilyn Monroe’s
profession?
Factory worker
How old was Marilyn Monroe when she died?
36
Disc Jockey
Only available in Los Angeles
Anthony Cumia was a co-host of what show from 1995 to 2014?
Opie and Anthony
Bruce Morrow is a radio personality who goes by what name?
Cousin Brucie
City Sights - Beijing
The Forbidden City
(6 tickets)
The Forbidden City was the Chinese imperial palace from the Ming dynasty to the end of the Quing dynasty - the years 1420 to 1912. It is located in the center of Beijing, China, and now houses the Palace Museum. The Forbidden City is a rectangle, with 961 meters (3,153 ft) from north to south and 753 meters (2,470 ft) from east to west.
Plastic Surgeon
Only available in Los Angeles
Around what fraction of plastic surgery patients are repeat
patients?
2/3
As of 2017, around how many dollars do Americans spend on
plastic surgery yearly?
16 billion
Bag Designer
Only available in Los Angeles
The term "handbag" was first used to describe what?
Briefcase
Versace
Ralph Lauren
Prada
Michael Kors
Louis Vuitton
Gucci
Burberry
Celine is based out of what city?
Paris
Celine was founded in what year?
1945
Celine was founded in what year?
1945
Chanel is based out of what city?
Paris
Chanel was founded in what year?
1910
During which war did shoulder bags first become popular?
World War II
From which country is the luxury brand Burberry?
Great Britain
Goyard is based out of what city?
Paris
Goyard was founded in what year?
1853
Gucci is based out of what Italian city?
Florence
Hermes is based out of what city?
Paris
In the wake of World War II, what bag designer used cane to
manufacture handbag handles instead of leather?
Gucci
In what year was Louis Vitton founded?
1854
Louis Vitton is based out of what city?
Paris
The Fendi Baguette bag made its debut in what year?
1997
The first lithograph ever put on a handbag was done in what
country?
Germany
The term "handbag" was first used to describe what?
Briefcase
What’s the average weight for a woman’s handbag?
3 pounds
What's the first name of the founder of the Italian fashion house Versace?
Gianni
What was the first handbag in the world to feature a zipper
closure?
Hermes Bolide Bag
Which company is responsible for the most expensive handbags
in the world?
Hermes
Which French company is mainly knows for its bags?
Which French company is mainly knows for its bags?
Louis Vuitton
Which of these handbag designers tends to prefer canvas to leather?
Louis Vuitton
Which of these handbag designers tends to prefer canvas to leather?
Louis Vuitton
Men with Guitars
What guitar player is often credited with creating the genre of the blues?
Robert Johnson
What is the name of B.B. King's legendary guitar?
Lucille
Robert Johnson
What is the name of B.B. King's legendary guitar?
Lucille
Medical Researcher
A blockage in a pulmonary artery is known as what?
Embolism
A lateral curve of the spine is known as what?
Scoliosis
Against which serious disease was the drug AZT used during a short period?
Embolism
A lateral curve of the spine is known as what?
Scoliosis
Against which serious disease was the drug AZT used during a short period?
HIV
Around how many pounds of fat are surgically removed from Americans every year?
200000
Broca's area in the brain helps what to function?
Speech
Endephalitis is the term used for the inflammation of what organ?
Brain
Human growth hormone is produced by what gland?
Pituitary
In what year was polio declared eradicated in the United States?
1979
People with diabetes are unable to produce what adequately?
Insulin
Sperm and egg join to form what?
Zygote
The disease SARS is a serious form of...
Around how many pounds of fat are surgically removed from Americans every year?
200000
Broca's area in the brain helps what to function?
Speech
Endephalitis is the term used for the inflammation of what organ?
Brain
Human growth hormone is produced by what gland?
Pituitary
In what year was polio declared eradicated in the United States?
1979
People with diabetes are unable to produce what adequately?
Insulin
Sperm and egg join to form what?
Zygote
The disease SARS is a serious form of...
Pneumonia
The first cloned monkey was born January 13, 2000. What was its name?
The first cloned monkey was born January 13, 2000. What was its name?
Tetra
The name for a medical method where illnesses are cured or managed by manually opening the body of a human or an animal?
The name for a medical method where illnesses are cured or managed by manually opening the body of a human or an animal?
Surgery
The Pink Ribbon movement collects donations to fight WHAT type of cancer?
The Pink Ribbon movement collects donations to fight WHAT type of cancer?
Breast
The removal of the gallbladder is known as what?
Cholecystectomy
The removal of the gallbladder is known as what?
Cholecystectomy
The South African Doctor Christiaan Barnard carried out the world's first...
Heart transplant
Thoracic surgery is carried out on the...
Thoracic surgery is carried out on the...
Chest
Tinea Pedis is better known as what?
Athlete's foot
What are DTs?
Tinea Pedis is better known as what?
Athlete's foot
What are DTs?
Delirium Tremens
What are you suffering from if you have "fissures" in your teeth?
What are you suffering from if you have "fissures" in your teeth?
Cracks
What condition involves blood not clotting properly?
Hemophilia
What did Alexander Fleming discover in 1928, which spurred on great advances in medicine?
What condition involves blood not clotting properly?
Hemophilia
What did Alexander Fleming discover in 1928, which spurred on great advances in medicine?
Penicillin
What does CPR stand for?
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation
What does CPR stand for?
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation
What does the "H" stand for in the abbreciation ADHD?
Hyperactivity
What does the "I"in AIDS stand for?
Immune
Immune
What does the word "bacillus" mean?
Little stick
What eating disorder involves periods of binging and purging?
What is BSE the scientific term for?
What eating disorder involves periods of binging and purging?
Bulimia
What fraction of dementia cases are caused by Alzheimer's?
2/3
What fraction of dementia cases are caused by Alzheimer's?
2/3
What is BSE the scientific term for?
Mad Cow Disease
What is glaucoma?
What is glaucoma?
Disease of the optic nerve
What is herpes zoster more commonly known as?
Shingles
What is presbyopia?
What is herpes zoster more commonly known as?
Shingles
What is presbyopia?
Age-related diminished ability to focus
What is the fear of spiders called?
What is the fear of spiders called?
Arachnophobia
What is the largest bone in the human body?
Femur
What is the name of a condition when a person's spine is curved or crooked?
What is the largest bone in the human body?
Femur
What is the name of a condition when a person's spine is curved or crooked?
Scoliosis
What is the name of the disease which wiped out around 150 million people in Europe in the 14th century?
Black Death
What is the name of the disease which wiped out around 150 million people in Europe in the 14th century?
Black Death
What is the name of the first cervical vertebrae?
Atlas
What is the name of the medical discipline primarily concerned with the body's hormones?
Endocrinology
What kind of disease is sepsis?
What kind of disease is sepsis?
Blood poisoning
What's the most common type of cancer for males?
Prostate
What kind of illness is orthorexia?
Eating disorder
What organ is affected by Hepatitis A?
Liver
What's the most common type of cancer for males?
Prostate
When the body temperature and metabolism drop, it is called...
Hypothermia
Where was the man that invented the first implantable pacemaker from?
Sweden
Which color is air in an X-ray photograph?
Black
Which disease must one have had in order to be able to catch shingles?
Chickenpox
Which drug is also known as "Vitamin V"?
Viagra
Which neurotransmitter influences our sleep, sexual lust, aggression and impulse?
Serotonin
Which of the senses is affected by ageusia?
Taste
Which part of the body is being treated if the medicine Omeprazole has been administered?
Stomach
Which part of the body is most affected in the case of diabetes?
Pancreas
Which psychological disorder is associated with hypochondria?
Munchausen syndrome
Which vitamin is lacking if we are suffering from scurvy?
Vitamin C
Who discovered penicillin?
Fleming
Who invented the stethoscope in 1819?
René Laennec
Characters in literature
Henrik Ibsen's most famous play, with music by Edvard Grieg, revolves around a young man called...
Peer Gynt
Lolita
In the classic novel "The Great Gatsby", what is Gatsby's first name?
Jay
In which novel do Mr. Darcy and Miss Bennett fall in love?
Pride and Prejudice
Mr. Darcy is a character from what book?
Pride and Prejudice
Oscar Schell is the name of a very special little boy involved in a highly sophisticated detective story from 2005. Which one?
Mr. Darcy is a character from what book?
Pride and Prejudice
Oscar Schell is the name of a very special little boy involved in a highly sophisticated detective story from 2005. Which one?
Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close
Patrick Bateman is the main character in this bestselling novel from 1991 called...
Patrick Bateman is the main character in this bestselling novel from 1991 called...
American Psycho
Scarlett O'Hara is a character from what book?
Gone with the Wind
The character "Philip Marlowe" first appeared in what book?
The Big Sleep
Uriah Heep is a character in what Charles Dicken's book?
David Copperfield
Veruca Salt is a character in what book?
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
What is the first name of Agatha Christie's character Miss Marple?
Scarlett O'Hara is a character from what book?
Gone with the Wind
The character "Philip Marlowe" first appeared in what book?
The Big Sleep
Uriah Heep is a character in what Charles Dicken's book?
David Copperfield
Veruca Salt is a character in what book?
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
What is the first name of Agatha Christie's character Miss Marple?
Jane
What is the first name of the main character in "Madame Bovary"?
Emma
What is the name of Huck's slave friend in "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn"?
Jim
What is the name of Sherlock Holmes's partner?
Watson
What is the name of the "deaf Indian" from the book "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest"?
Chief Bromden
What is the name of the girl in the Harry Potter wizard trio?
What is the first name of the main character in "Madame Bovary"?
Emma
What is the name of Huck's slave friend in "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn"?
Jim
What is the name of Sherlock Holmes's partner?
Watson
What is the name of the "deaf Indian" from the book "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest"?
Chief Bromden
What is the name of the girl in the Harry Potter wizard trio?
Hermione Granger
What is the name of the highly scent sensitive main character in Patrick Süskind's novel "Perfume: The Story of a Murderer"?
What is the name of the highly scent sensitive main character in Patrick Süskind's novel "Perfume: The Story of a Murderer"?
Jean-Baptiste Grenouille
What is the name of the main character in Mark Twain's book about a boy and a slave who travel down the Mississippi River?
Huckleberry Finn
What is the name of the main character in Truman Capote's "Breakfast at Tiffany's"?
Holly Golightly
What is the name of the ruling pig in George Orwell's "Animal Farm"?
What is the name of the main character in Mark Twain's book about a boy and a slave who travel down the Mississippi River?
Huckleberry Finn
What is the name of the main character in Truman Capote's "Breakfast at Tiffany's"?
Holly Golightly
What is the name of the ruling pig in George Orwell's "Animal Farm"?
Napoleon
Which character is the main protagonist of the book "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest"?
Randle McMurphy
Which of these characters is the main character of the 1991 book "American Psycho"?
Patrick Bateman
Who is the main character in the epic "The Odyssey"?
Odysseus
Who is the name (??) of the main character in Mark Twain's book about a boy and a slave who travel down the Mississippi River?
Huckleberry Finn
What is the name of the woman who decides to buy the flowers herself in Virginia Woolf's most famous novel?
Which character is the main protagonist of the book "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest"?
Randle McMurphy
Which of these characters is the main character of the 1991 book "American Psycho"?
Patrick Bateman
Who is the main character in the epic "The Odyssey"?
Odysseus
Who is the name (??) of the main character in Mark Twain's book about a boy and a slave who travel down the Mississippi River?
Huckleberry Finn
What is the name of the woman who decides to buy the flowers herself in Virginia Woolf's most famous novel?
Mrs. Dalloway
Who wrote about Doctor Zhivago?
Who wrote about Doctor Zhivago?
Boris Pasternak
Archaeologist
Only available in Cairo
A 79 AD Mount Vesuvius eruption devastated what ancient Roman city?
Pompeii
In 1927, archaelogist David Black discovered that what collection of fossils was a member of the human species?
Peking Man
A 79 AD Mount Vesuvius eruption devastated what ancient Roman city?
Pompeii
In 1927, archaelogist David Black discovered that what collection of fossils was a member of the human species?
Peking Man
American Football
Junior
In American football, how many points is a safety worth?
2
In football, a touchdown is worth how many points?
6
Taking the endzones into account, how long is a NFL football field?
120 yards
As of 2017, which of
these players was an active pass rusher in the NFL?
Joey Bosa
In American football, how long is an endzone?
10 yards
In American football, how long is an endzone?
10 yards
In American football, how many points is a safety worth?
2
In football, a touchdown is worth how many points?
6
Taking the endzones into account, how long is a NFL football field?
120 yards
The football team for
which university goes by the name of the Buckeyes?
Ohio State
What is the name of the player who snaps the ball to the quarterback?
Center
Which of these former NFL quarterbacks appears in many commercials for Papa John's Pizza?
Peyton Manning
Which of these former NFL quarterbacks is best-known for his time with the Indianapolis Colts?
Peyton Manning
Which of these men has been the starting quarterback for the New England Patriots since 2001?
Tom Brady
Who is the starting quarterback of the Atlanta Falcons?
Matt Ryan
Ohio State
What is the name of the player who snaps the ball to the quarterback?
Center
Which of these former NFL quarterbacks appears in many commercials for Papa John's Pizza?
Peyton Manning
Which of these former NFL quarterbacks is best-known for his time with the Indianapolis Colts?
Peyton Manning
Which of these men has been the starting quarterback for the New England Patriots since 2001?
Tom Brady
Who is the starting quarterback of the Atlanta Falcons?
Matt Ryan
Senior
As of 2017, which NFL player holds the record for most sacks
in a season?
Michael Strahan
As of 2017, which of these players was not an active running
back in the NFL?
Barry Sanders
Bill Walsh became a legendary head coach in the NFL with
what team?
49ers
In football, after you’ve scored a touchdown, you get a
chance at additional points. Kicking a field goal wiil give you one additional
point. How many points will you get if you can get the ball into the endzone
again?
2
In what stadium do the Green Bay Packers play their home
games?
Lambeau Field
Legendary NFL running back, Jim Brown, attended what
university?
Syracuse
What is the longest field goal ever kicked in a NFL game?
64 yards
What NFL football offense was once known as “The Greatest
Show on Turf”?
Rams
What NFL running back has the record for rushing yards in a
single game?
Adrian Peterson
What NFL wide receiver holds the record for most touchdown
receptions in a single season?
Randy Moss
Which of these NFL legends goes by the nickname “Broadway”?
Joe Namath
Which NFL player is credited with playing the most
consecutive offensive snaps?
Joe Thomas
Which of these college football teams has been coached by
Nick Saban since 2007?
Alabama
Which of these college football teams has been coached by
Urban Meyer since 2012?
Ohio State
Which of these men is most closely associated with the
Oakland Raiders?
Al Davis
Which of these teams was an expansion team to the NFL in
1976?
Seahawks
Which of these teams was an expansion team to the NFL in 1995?
Panthers
Which of these teams was an expansion team to the NFL in 1995?
Panthers
Who has been the starting quarterback for the Green Bay
Packers since 2008?
Aaron Rodgers
Expert
As of 2017, what NFL player holds the record for rushing yards in a rookie season?
Eric Dickerson
As of 2017, which NFL team has the most Super Bowl championships?
Pittsburgh Steelers
"Crazy Legs" was the nickname of what NFL legend?
Elroy Hirsch
Hall of Fame quarterback Len Dawson played the majority of his career with what team?
Chiefs
The defense of what 1970s NFL football team was nicknamed "The Steel Curtain"?
Steelers
The football team for which university goes by the name of the Crimson Tide?
Alabama
What is the last name of the NFL quarterback known as "Big Ben"?
Roethlisberger
What is the most points ever scored by two teams in a NFL game?
113
What is the name of the league that merged with the NFL in 1966?
AFL
What legendary head football coach is nicknamed "Big Tuna"?
Bill Parcels
What legendary head football coach pioneered the use of speakers in a quarterback's helmet?
Paul Brown
What NFL player holds the record for most interceptions in a career?
Paul Krause
What NFL player holds the record for most touchdowns scored in a season?
LaDainian Tomlinson
What university did Hall of Famer Jerry Rice attend?
Mississippi Valley State
What was the first AFL team to win the Super Bowl?
Jets
What was the first NFL team to win the Super Bowl?
Packers
Which of these legendary coaches is associated with the Chicago Bears?
George Halas
Which of these NFL stadiums is the oldest?
Soldier Field
Who broke Jim Brown's all-time rushing record in 1984?
Walter Payton
Who has been the head coach of the New England Patriots since 2000?
Bill Belichick
Who is the NFL's career leader in sacks?
Bruce Smith
Who was the first NFL running back to rush over 2,000 yards in a season?
OJ Simpson
As of 2017, what NFL player holds the record for rushing yards in a rookie season?
Eric Dickerson
As of 2017, which NFL team has the most Super Bowl championships?
Pittsburgh Steelers
"Crazy Legs" was the nickname of what NFL legend?
Elroy Hirsch
Hall of Fame quarterback Len Dawson played the majority of his career with what team?
Chiefs
The defense of what 1970s NFL football team was nicknamed "The Steel Curtain"?
Steelers
The football team for which university goes by the name of the Crimson Tide?
Alabama
What is the last name of the NFL quarterback known as "Big Ben"?
Roethlisberger
What is the most points ever scored by two teams in a NFL game?
113
What is the name of the league that merged with the NFL in 1966?
AFL
What legendary head football coach is nicknamed "Big Tuna"?
Bill Parcels
What legendary head football coach pioneered the use of speakers in a quarterback's helmet?
Paul Brown
What NFL player holds the record for most interceptions in a career?
Paul Krause
What NFL player holds the record for most touchdowns scored in a season?
LaDainian Tomlinson
What university did Hall of Famer Jerry Rice attend?
Mississippi Valley State
What was the first AFL team to win the Super Bowl?
Jets
What was the first NFL team to win the Super Bowl?
Packers
Which of these legendary coaches is associated with the Chicago Bears?
George Halas
Which of these NFL stadiums is the oldest?
Soldier Field
Who broke Jim Brown's all-time rushing record in 1984?
Walter Payton
Who has been the head coach of the New England Patriots since 2000?
Bill Belichick
Who is the NFL's career leader in sacks?
Bruce Smith
Who was the first NFL running back to rush over 2,000 yards in a season?
OJ Simpson
Astronaut - Junior / Senior / Expert
Junior
From small to large:
Pluto - The Moon - Mercury - Mars - Venus - The Earth - Neptune - Uranus - Saturn - Jupiter - The Sun
From small to large:
Pluto - The Moon - Mercury - Mars - Venus - The Earth - Neptune - Uranus - Saturn - Jupiter - The Sun
The Middle Ages
Only available in Oslo
During the Middle Ages, castles were typically built on what
type of geography?
River
During the Middle Ages, when a noble worked for a king in
order to obtain land, what was it called?
Fiefdom
Costume Films
Only available in Oslo
In the 2010 film “The King’s Speech”, who plays the part of
Prince Albert?
Colin Firth
The 1939 film “Gone with the Wind” revolves around what war?
Civil War
Food Specialist - Junior / Senior / Expert
Only available in Oslo
Food Specialist – Junior
Dijon mustard hails from which country?
France
Oslo - City Sights
Holmenkollbakken
How far do you get to abseil in free fall from Rappel?
57 meters
How many spectators can enjoy ski jumping in
Holmenkollbakken?
70,000
It begins with M...
Jim Henson was the crreator of what group of puppets?
Muppets
What American state is home to the rock singer Bob Seger?
Michigan
Muppets
What American state is home to the rock singer Bob Seger?
Michigan
Snowboarding star
Snowboarding has been an event in the Winter Olympics since what year?
1998
What snowboarder is known as "The Flying Tomato"?
Shaun White
1998
What snowboarder is known as "The Flying Tomato"?
Shaun White
City Sights Amsterdam
Anne Frank House
( 6 tickets)
The Anne Frank House is a writer's house and biographical museum dedicated to Jewish wartime diarist Anne Frank. The building is located on a canal called the Prinsengracht, close to the Westerkerk, in central Amsterdam in the Netherlands.
City Sights - Istanbul
Hagia Sophia
(6 tickets)
Hagia Sophia was a Greek Orthodox Christian patriarchal basilica, later an imperial mosque, and now a museum in Istanbul, Turkey. The building was later converted into an Ottoman mosque from 29 May 1453 until 1931.
City Sights - Cairo
The sphinx
(7 tickets)
The Sphinx is a colossal sculpture that depicts a Pharaoh with a lion's body. It's located in Giza, southwest of Cairo, Egypt. As you can see, the nose is missing, do you know why? The Sphinx is old and it's very difficult to determine exactly how old it is.
City Sights - Cusco
Saksaywaman
Approximately how tall are the walls at Saksaywaman?
6 m
Per archeological studies, what was the earliest occupation
of the area?
900 CE
City Sights - Los Angeles
Santa Monica Pier
(3 tickets)
You will find the atmosphere of the beachfront and the carnival kitsch in this over a hundred year old sunny Los Angeles attraction. The bridge is over one hundred years old and still a popular attraction. A while ago Tom Hanks filmed a well known movie here that you've probably seen. In the movie he eats a lot of chocolate.
Woody Allen Fan
Only available in Boston
Who was Woody Allen married to from 1956 to 1962?
Harlene Rosen
What Woody Allen film features three sisters trying to cope with the divorce of their parents?
Interiors
Who was Woody Allen married to from 1956 to 1962?
Harlene Rosen
What Woody Allen film features three sisters trying to cope with the divorce of their parents?
Interiors
Boston - City Sights
The Freedom Trail
(6 tickets)
The Freedom Trail is a 2.5 mile-long (4.0 km) path through downtown Boston, Massachusetts that passes by 16 locations significant to the history of the United States. Marked largely with brick, it winds between Boston Common to the Bunker Hill Monument in Charlestown. Stops along the trail include simple explanatory ground markers, graveyards, notable churches and buildings and a historic naval frigate.
Author
Junior
Who wrote the 1957 novel "On the Road"?
Jack Kerouac
What author is responsible for the "Goosebumps"
book series?
R.L. Stine
Which of these authors is responsible for the "50
Shades of Grey" series?
E.L. James
Which of these authors is responsible for the "Game of
Thrones" series?
George R.R. Martin
Which of these authors is responsible for the "Harry
Potter" series?
J.K. Rowling
Which of these authors is responsible for the "Hunger
Games" series?
Suzanne Collins
Which of these authors is responsible for the "Lord of
the Rings" series?
J.R.R. Tolkien
Which of these authors is responsible for the
"Twilight" series?
Stephenie Meyer
Who wrote the 1951 novel "Catcher in the Rye"?
J.D. Salinger
Who wrote the 1957 novel "On the Road"?
Jack Kerouac
Who wrote the 1960 classic "To Kill a
Mockingbird"?
Harper Lee
Who wrote the classic play "Hamlet"?
William Shakespeare
Senior
What author wrote the 1988 book "Beloved"?
Toni Morrison
What is the pen name of Samuel Clemens?
Mark Twain
Which author wrote the book "Animal Farm"?
George Orwell
Which author wrote "Murder on the Orient Express"?
Agatha Christie
Which author wrote the dystopian novel "1984"?
George Orwell
Which of these authors wrote the 1983 novel "Pet
Sematary"?
Stephen King
Which of these is not a novel by author John Steinbeck?
Tale of Two Cities
Which of these is not a novel by author Kurt Vonnegut
Of Mice and Men
Which of these is not a work of author Edgar Allan Poe?
This Side of Paradise
Who wrote the play "Taming of the Shrew"?
William Shakepeare
Expert
"A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man" is a
novel by who?
James Joyce
"Darkness at Noon" is a novel by who?
Arthur Koestler
"I, Claudius" is a novel by who?
Robert Graves
"The Last Tycoon" is the final (and unfinished)
novel by which author?
F. Scott Fitzgerald
"The Sound and the Fury" is a novel by who?
William Faulkner
"To the Lighthouse" is a novel by who?
Virginia Woolf
"Under the Volcano" is a novel by who?
Malcolm Lowry
What author is reponsible for the 1959 novel "Naked
Lunch"?
William S. Burroughs
What is Mark Twain's real name?
Samuel Clemens
Which of these authors doesn't hail from England?
James Joyce
Which of these is a novel by Zora Neale Thurston?
Their Eyes Were Watching God
Which of these is not a novel by Stephen King?
Halloween
Who authored the poem "She Walks in Beauty"?
Lord Byron
Who authored the popular 19th-century essay called "Self-Reliance"?
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Who wrote the 1854 book "Walden"?
Henry David Thoreau
Who wrote the epic book "Infinite Jest"?
David Foster Wallace
Who wrote the epic "Ulysses"?
James Joyce
Hong Kong City Sights
Victoria Peak
( 6 tickets)
Victoria Peak is a mountain in the western half of Hong Kong Island. It is also known as Mount Austin, and locally as The Peak.
Technician
Junior
The deasth of what results in black holes?
Stars
What is put inside the structure of concrete buildings in order to keep it stable?
Steel beams
A scythe is a what?
Cutting tool
After which war did Americans start using forks?
Around what temperature will you reach absolute 0?
-460 degrees fahrenheit
Pressure at a given point in the Earth's atmosphere is called what?
Atmospheric pressure
The tallest building in the world is what?
An alpha particle consists of what?
2 protons and 2 neutrons
Gold's purity is measured in what unit?
Carat
Some scientists believe that you can travel to the future by
traveling at the speed of what?
Light
The deasth of what results in black holes?
Stars
The gigantic explosion which is believed to have caused the
universe is known as what?
Big Bang
The mass of an object divided by its volume is known as
what?
Density
What is added to nickel to make American nickels?
Copper
What is put inside the structure of concrete buildings in order to keep it stable?
Steel beams
What law states that a change in electric field creates a
magnetic field?
Ampere's Law
What sea is so inundated with salt that you can almost float
on it without swimming?
Dead Sea
Which of these represents pure gold?
24 carats
Senior
A scythe is a what?
Cutting tool
After which war did Americans start using forks?
Civil War
An orbit's furthest point from Earth is called what?
Apogee
An orbit's furthest point from Earth is called what?
Apogee
Around how many gallons of water are used in dishwashers?
10
-460 degrees fahrenheit
Pressure at a given point in the Earth's atmosphere is called what?
Atmospheric pressure
The tallest building in the world is what?
Burj Khalifa
What are tin cans actually made of?
Steel
What does LASER stand for?
Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation
What type of magnet's magnetic field is produced by an electric current?
Electromagnet
What type of material is well-suited for absorbing large amounts of moisture from the atmosphere?
Deliquescent
Which of these can destroy diamonds?
What are tin cans actually made of?
Steel
What does LASER stand for?
Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation
What type of magnet's magnetic field is produced by an electric current?
Electromagnet
What type of material is well-suited for absorbing large amounts of moisture from the atmosphere?
Deliquescent
Which of these can destroy diamonds?
Fire
Which of these dictators is named after steel?
Which of these dictators is named after steel?
Joseph Stalin
Which of these objects could refuse the gravitational pull of a black hole?
Nothing can
Who invented bifocals?
Benjamin Franklin
The first GPS satellite was launched in what year?
1978
What does GPS stand for?
Global Positioning System
What is the most slippery substance in the world?
Teflon
Who is considered the father of the computer?
Charles Babbage
Which of these objects could refuse the gravitational pull of a black hole?
Nothing can
Who invented bifocals?
Benjamin Franklin
Expert
"A Brief History of Time" is a book by who?
Stephen Hawking
A typical pencil can draw a line that’s around how many
miles long?
35 miles
The deepest hole in the world exists where?
Russia
The first GPS satellite was launched in what year?
1978
Two Roman irrigation dams from the 2nd century still exist
in what country?
Spain
What does GPS stand for?
Global Positioning System
What group of people were first responsible for monitoring
time in intervals of 60s?
Babylonians
What is the estimated weight of our entire atmosphere?
5.5 quadrillion tons
What is the most slippery substance in the world?
Teflon
What organization maintains GPS satellites?
US Department of Defense
What scale is used to measure the force of wind at sea?
Beaufort Scale
What tool uses the positioning of the sun to tell time?
Sundial
What type of metal was originally going to be used on the
top of the Washington Monument?
Aluminium
Which of these US Presidents once worked professionally with
metals?
Herbert Hoover
Who built the first pendulum clock?
Christiaan Huygens
Who is considered the father of the computer?
Charles Babbage
Who is the youngest person to ever win a Nobel Prize in
physics?
Lawrence Bragg
Capital Cities - Junior / Senior / Expert
Only available in Hong Kong
Junior
California – Sacramento
Delaware - Dover
Kentucky - Frankfort
Michigan – Lansing
Mississippi – Jackson
Missouri – Jefferson City
Nebraska - Lincoln
Ohio – Columbus
Rhode Island - Providence
Texas – Austin
Washington – Olympia
Surfer
Only available in Sydney
What 1966 documentary helped to popularize surfing in the
United States?
Endless Summer
Sea Captain
Only available in London, Stockholm and Sydney
Bowline
A ship which carries the commander of a fleet is known as
what?
Flagship
During the Cuban revolt against Spain, what US battleship
sunk in the Havana Harbour?
USS Maine
Jackaroo / Jillaroo
Only available in Sydney
What is the average gestation period of a cow?
283 days
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