What was the original name of the popular video game character Mario? (A) JumpmanWhat reality TV show features families bartering vacation homes with each other? (A) The Amazing RaceWhat is the highest-grossing film of all time (unadjusted for inflation)? (A) Avatar (2009)What band released the iconic song Bohemian Rhapsody? (A) QueenWhat was the first ever sitcom broadcast on American television? (A) I Love Lucy (1951)What social media platform is known for its short-form video content? (A) TikTokWhat famous children's book features a green ogre named Shrek? (A) Shrek! by William SteigWho is the voice of Mickey Mouse? (A) Currently Bret Iwan, originally Walt DisneyWhat award ceremony recognizes excellence in television? (A) Emmy AwardsWhat is the name of the fictional detective who lives at 221B Baker Street? (A) Sherlock HolmesWhat is the main ingredient in guacamole? (A) AvocadoWhat country is famous for its sushi cuisine? (A) JapanChampagne can only come from what region in France? (A) ChampagneWhat is the process of turning grapes into wine called? (A) FermentationWhat is the national dish of India? (A) There is no official national dish, but butter chicken is a popular contenderWhat is the difference between baking soda and baking powder? (A) Baking powder contains both baking soda and an acidic component, whereas baking soda requires an acidic ingredient to activate)What is the pink slime sometimes seen in processed meats actually made of? (A) Beef trimmings and connective tissuesWhat is the coffee drink with a dollop of whipped cream on top called? (A) Caffe Vienna/Viennese CoffeeWhat part of the coffee bean is used to make decaf coffee? (A) The beans are treated to remove most of the caffeine, not a specific part)What is the national soft drink of the United States? (A) There is no official national soft drink, but Coca-Cola is often associated with the USWhat is the name of the period in art history characterized by a focus on religious? (A) RenaissanceWhat is the instrument played by a violinist? (A) ViolinWhat is the Italian word for opera? (A) Opera