The Jackbox Party Pack 6 Trivia Murder Party 2 Cheat Sheet (incomplete but better than nothing)

Regular Questions I

• How long does it take a freshly laid egg to hatch into a baby chicken?

1. 10 days

2. 3 weeks

3. 2 months

4. Half a year

• What event was honored by the first Google Doodle?

1. Burning Man

2. Maya Angelou’s birthday

3. Invention of sticky notes

4. St. Patrick’s Day

• Which of these is Indian?

1. Rooibos tea

2. Zavarka tea

3. Pu’erh tea

4. Masala chai

• Which country straddles two continents?

1. Turkey

2. Romania

3. Yemen

4. India

• Which of these movies stars somebody in prison for a crime they did NOT commit?

1. The Shawshank Redemption

2. Cool Hand Luke

3. Chicago

4. Dead Man Walking

• Where is Manila?

1. The Phillippines

2. The Philipines

3. The Philippines

4. The Fillippines

• Which fruit in my gorgeous new breakfast bowl has the BIGGEST seed?

1. coconut

2. strawberry

3. cantaloupe

4. avocado

• Which movie was NOT directed by John Hughes?

1. Fast Times at Ridgemont High

2. The Breakfast Club

3. Sixteen Candles

4. Ferris Bueller’s Day Off

• Who wrote the music to Kinky Boots?

1. Celine Dion

2. Debbie Gibson

3. Cher

4. Cyndi Lauper

• What is hummus?

1. Basically just soybeans

2. Basically just macadamia nuts

3. Basically just cauliflower

4. Basically just chickpeas

• Which planet has a solid surface?

1. Jupiter

2. Saturn

3. Venus

4. Uranus

• What year did Jon Stewart host his final episode of The Daily Show?

1. 2011

2. 2013

3. 2015

4. 2017

• Who has NOT played the female lead in A Star Is Born?

1. Lady Gaga

2. Judy Garland

3. Barbra Streisand

4. Liza Minnelli

• Not counting leap years, how many hours closer to death are you every time a year passes?

1. 15320

2. 8760

3. 6650

4. 10480

• Which podcast features Felicia Day as a shapeshifting zookeeper?

1. Welcome to Night Vale

2. The Adventure Zone

3. Comedy Bang! Bang!

4. Radiolab

• How far away from the target do you stand in the Olympic archery?

1. 20 meters

2. 50 meters

3. 70 meters

4. 100 meters

• Where is the oldest university in Europe?

1. Vienna, Austria

2. Oxford, England

3. Bologna, Italy

4. Heidelberg, Germany

• Who is the main antagonist of The Nutcracker?

1. The Mouse King

2. The Winter Warlock

3. The Glass Unicorn

4. The Walnut Witch

• Which island’s flag features a sinking ship?

1. Bermuda

2. Cuba

3. Fiji

4. Easter Island

• What did the singer Adele name each of her first three albums after?

1. Her age

2. Her dogs

3. Her siblings

4. Towns in England

• Which of these plants is in the mint family?

1. lavender

2. horseradish

3. aloe vera

4. ragweed

• What’s the better known title for the painting La Gioconda?

1. The Last Supper

2. The Mona Lisa

3. The Birth of Venus

4. The Scream

• What currency did Greece use before switching to the Euro?

1. lira

2. tolars

3. pounds

4. drachmas

• What was Waluigi’s first appearance?

1. Mario Kart DS

2. Mario Tennis

3. Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins

4. Mario Hoops 3-on-3

• If you are my pawn and I sacrifice you in my chess opening, what’s that called?

1. A gambit

2. A jig

3. A snooker

4. A dodge

• What gets a soccer… or futbol… player thrown out of a game?

1. A red flag

2. A red card

3. A red sign

4. A red ball

• According to the U.S. Census Bureau, when were Baby Boomers born?

1. 1914-1929

2. 1930-1945

3. 1946-1964

4. 1965-1984

• What constellation only gets three stars?

1. The Big Dipper

2. Orion’s Belt

3. Cygnus the Swan

4. The Little Dipper

• Where would you find The Haunted Mansion in the original Disneyland?

1. Fantasyland

2. Adventureland

3. Frontierland

4. New Orleans Square

• What is a daguerreotype?

1. A building

2. A sandwich

3. A keyboard

4. A photograph

• In the famous pirate shanty, how many men are said to be on “the dead man’s chest”?

1. 13

2. 14

3. 15

4. 16

• What’s inside a down comforter?

1. cotton puffs

2. polyester strands

3. feathers

4. packing peanuts

• If I’m giving myself a French tip nail, what does that mean?

1. The nail tip is flat

2. The nail tip is a different color

3. The nail tip is very pointy

4. The nail tip is as short as possible

• Where is Sam I Am NOT offered Green Eggs and Ham?

1. In the rain

2. On a train

3. In the dark

4. At the park

• Traditionally, what gets predicted on St. Swithin’s Day?

1. The date of your child’s birth

2. The time and manner of your death

3. The amount of luck in the coming year

4. The next 40 days of weather

• Which of these cars has four doors?

1. Dodge Charger

2. Ford Mustang

3. Chevrolet Corvette Stingray

4. DeLorean

• When your score a ladybug, what does it do?

1. Charges at the threat

2. Flaps its wings to warn other ladybugs

3. Releases a stinky fluid from its joints

4. Makes a high-pitched noise

• How many cups are in one and a half quarts?

1. 4

2. 6

3. 8

4. 10

• What is Morticia Addam’s maiden name in The Addams Family?

1. Frump

2. Death

3. Cawfin

4. Blaze

• What color are the leaves of my beautiful birch trees as they swirl in autumn breeze?

1. Tan/brown

2. yellow

3. plum purple

4. green

• What has the most calories?

1. A tbsp of sugar

2. A tbsp of olive oil

3. A tbsp of honey

4. A tbsp of peanut butter

• Which video game begins with the phrase “War. War never changes.”?

1. Fallout

2. Call of Duty

3. Wolfenstein

4. God of War

• Who is Hester Prynne’s husband in The Scarlet Letter?

1. Wesley Roddington

2. Arthur Bellindale

3. Roger Chillingworth

4. David Brimingham

• What is NOT part of a classic BLT?

1. cured pork

2. gluten

3. maize

4. mayonnaise

• Which character appears in the play Death of a Salesman?

1. James Tyrone

2. Troy Maxson

3. Stanley Kowalski

4. Willy Loman

• Which planet has the largest moon?

1. Earth

2. Saturn

3. Jupiter

4. Uranus

• Which colorful book came first?

1. The Color Purple

2. A Clockwork Orange

3. The Red Badge of Courage

4. Green Eggs and Ham

• What color is St. James Place on a standard Monopoly board?

1. red

2. yellow

3. green

4. orange

• What is Meg Ryan’s character’s screen name in You’ve Got Mail?

1. FlowerChild

2. CatLover

3. Shopgirl

4. Bookworm

• In Scotland, what’s a loch?

1. A ravine

2. A lake

3. A bluff

4. A knoll

Regular Questions II

• In what Daniel Day-Lewis film does he say the line “Stay alive! No matter what occurs. I will find you!”?

1. There Will Be Blood

2. In the Name of the Father

3. My Beautiful Laundrette

4. The Last of the Mohicans

• What type of animal is Bambi’s friend Flower?

1. A rabbit

2. A skunk

3. And owl

4. A rooster

• What has less than a day to reproduce before they die?

1. Drone ants

2. mayflies

3. house mice

4. cicadas

• Which breed of dog is typically the cutest little thing… I mean the smallest?

1. mastiff

2. borzoi

3. Maltese

4. setter

• How do you make simple syrup?

1. Heating up sugar

2. Heating up sugar and water

3. Heating up sugar and water and lemon juice

4. Heating up sugar and water and lemon juice and gin

• Who hosted the British game show QI for the first 13 seasons?

1. Stephen Fry

2. Rowan Atkinson

3. Jo Brand

4. Sandi Toksvig

• On a Saturday night, how often do those Bellagio fountains in Las Vegas go off?

1. After 8PM, every fifteen minutes

2. After 6PM, every ten minutes

3. After 8PM, every thirty minutes

4. After 6PM, every fifteen minutes

• Whose real name is Elizabeth Woolridge Grant?

1. Halsey

2. Lana Del Rey

3. Ariana Grande

4. Taylor Swift

• What flavor are the purple Skittles in Ireland?

1. grape

2. huckleberry

3. blackberry

4. black currant

• When was George Orwell’s 1984 first published?

1. 1921

2. 1949

3. 1980

4. 1965

• Which of these composers has been decomposing the longest?

1. Johann Sebastian Bach

2. Johannes Brahms

3. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

4. Ludwig van Beethoven

• What’s blocking the man’s face in Magritte’s painting The Son of Man?

1. Human buttocks

2. A bowling pin

3. A green apple

4. A headless doll

• How old is the Earth?

1. 6,000 years old

2. 640 million years old

3. 4.5 billion years old

4. 14.2 billion years old

• Which herb has flat, oval-shaped leaves with a velvety texture?

1. parsley

2. sage

3. rosemary

4. thyme

• How many lifeboats did the Titanic have?

1. 20

2. 40

3. 60

4. 100

• Which of the following was the 2018 Pantone Color of the Year?

1. Ultra Violet

2. Cyber Grape

3. Regal Purple

4. Super Plum

• Where would you find a kitty’s carpal whiskers?

1. Under her chin

2. Above her eyes

3. On her legs

4. End of her tail

• Which beach has the longest coastline?

1. Long Beach in the United States

2. Muizenberg in South Africa

3. Playa Novillero in Mexico

4. Ninety Mile Beach in Australia

• In Romeo & Juliet, what is Juliet’s last name?

1. Capulet

2. Montague

3. Rosaline

4. Never given

• According to the Tracy Chapman Song, you have a fast car, but what does she have?

1. A plan to get us outta here

2. A tank of gas and some snacks

3. A suitcase filled with dreams

4. An additional fast car

• Where was the first subway system?

1. Paris

2. Boston

3. Budapest

4. London

• Which of these religious foods is traditionally gluten-free?

1. matzo

2. communion wafers

3. Easter eggs

4. potato latkes

• What was the first YouTube video ever to reach 1 billion views?

1. Gangnam Style

2. Blank Space

3. Baby Shark

4. Despacito

• When did the FDA declare Four Loko unsafe?

1. 2007

2. 2010

3. 2013

4. 2017

• For real, though, what’s an octopus?

1. A cephalopod

2. A multopod

3. A gastropod

4. A decopod

• What does the pancreas make?

1. insulin

2. mucus

3. adrenaline

4. white blood platelets

• My favorite yoga pose is standing up straight with my arms at my side. What’s that called?

1. Mountain Pose

2. Tree Pose

3. Lazy Pose

4. Bound Angle Pose

• What is NOT something that can kill you in the original video game version of Frogger?

1. Trucks

2. Alligators

3. Fish

4. Snakes

• Who is the singer of “It Ain’t Me”??

1. It is Selena Gomez

2. It is Meghan Trainor

3. It is Alicia Keys

4. It is Sia

• What are the colors associated with the two teams in the card game Codenames?

1. Black and white

2. Red and blue

3. Red and black

4. Blue and white

• Out of all the mammals found on land, why do I find moose the most attractive?

1. They have the softest fur

2. The have the largest eyes

3. They have the longest legs

4. They have the biggest heart

• What is a Romanian Longhorn?

1. A breed of yak

2. A breed of mountain goat

3. A breed of bear

4. A breed of dragon from Harry Potter

• Which of these horror classics was published first?

1. Dracula

2. Frankenstein

3. The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

4. Twilight

• Which of these doo-hickeys is for looking into ears?

1. otoscope

2. gyroscope

3. baroscope

4. stethoscope

• Where does the movie Casablanca take place?

1. Egypt

2. Algeria

3. Morocco

4. Portugal

• What do you call the electronic musical instrument that makes those “ooo oooo ooo” sounds?

1. A gyroscope

2. A theremin

3. A zither

4. A Telsa coil

• How many eggs does an American alligator lay at once?

1. 1-10

2. 30-50

3. 75-100

4. 200+

• How long did alcohol prohibition last in the United States?

1. 21 years

2. 13 years

3. 2 years

4. 7 years

• Why are there holes in my Swiss cheese?

1. Edible parasites

2. Bubbles of gas

3. It’s formed using poles

4. Exposure to high heat

• Which of the following is NOT in an egg cream?

1. milk

2. carbonated water

3. egg

4. flavored syrup

• The Third of May is a famous Goya painting that depicts what historical event?

1. Napoleon’s attack on Spain

2. Archduke Ferdinand’s assassination

3. Columbus landing in the Americas

4. The sinking of the Titanic

• What’s the full name of The Chronicles of Narnia author C.S. Lewis?

1. Cullen Serkin Lewis

2. Clive Staples Lewis

3. Currant Sylvester Lewis

4. Cyrus Simon Lewis

• What’s almost always flavored with juniper berries?

1. gin

2. rum

3. brandy

4. tequila

• How does my microwave reheat my broccoli?

1. With gamma-rays

2. With electromagnetic radiation

3. With sonic waves

4. With ultraviolet waves

• “For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction” Whose law is this?

1. Newton’s law

2. Murphy’s law

3. Heisenberg’s law

4. The second law

• What is written on the tablet the Statue of Liberty is holding?

1. The Declaration of Independence

2. The date July 4th, 1776

3. The poem “The New Colossus”

4. nothing

• What color are the lights on commercial airline wings?

1. Green on both wings

2. Red on both wings

3. Green on left wing, green on right wings

4. Red on left wing, green on right wing

• What famous scientist is buried at Westminster Abbey?

1. Albert Einstein

2. Michael Faraday

3. Thomas Edison

4. Charles Darwin

Regular Questions III

• What hammer has a textured striking surface to create patterns in masonry?

1. Ball-peen hammer

2. Framing hammer

3. Lily hammer

4. Bush hammer

• Who originally wrote, “It is better to be feared than loved”?

1. Niccolò Machiavelli

2. Friedrich Nietzsche

3. Victor Hugo

4. J. K. Rowling

• What’s this little guy called: ^?

1. An obelus

2. A tilde

3. A dagger

4. A caret

• How can I connect two pieces of rope?

1. A slip knot

2. A sheet bend knot

3. A clove hitch knot

4. A figure 8 knot

• Which of these ominous warning is correct?

1. “Its to late!”

2. “It’s to late!”

3. “Its too late!”

4. “It’s too late!”

• When did a human first reach the South Pole?

1. 1801

2. 1871

3. 1911

4. 1941

Final Round Categories - Foreword

Please note that the categories are limited to these answers; those of you who play this game should know that all too well...

Final Round Categories I

• Tarot Cards

o The River Styx

o The Shadowy One

• Worn Around the Neck

o lei

o foulard

o fez

• Hogwarts Professors

o Daryl Van Horne

o Pomona Sprout

o Agatha Harkness

• London Tube Lines

o Jubilee Line

o Metropolitan Line

o Queens Line

• Black Mirror Episodes

o “Replay”

o “The National Anthem”

o “Hang the DJ”

• James Patterson Novels

o Hope to Die

o Fuzzy Wuzzy

o Old Mother Hubbard

• Canadian National Holidays

o Boxing Day

o Proclamation

o Picnic Day

• Stage Names

o Katy Perry

o Elton John

o Drake

• Vitamins

o vitamin L

o vitamin X

o vitamin B3

• Cats in the Musical Cats

o Vagabond Prince

o Old Deuteronomy

• Has an Exoskeleton

o crocodile

o cobra

o lobster

• Boy Scout Merit Badges

o Pokémon Go

o Camping

o Disabilities Awareness

• Lunchables

o Mexican Style Chicken Tacos

o Chicken Pizza

o Extra Cheesy Pizza

• Gluten-Free

o Sour cream

o Skittles

o Cottage cheese

• Lyrics in Billy Joel’s We Didn’t Start the Fire

o Buddy Holly, “Ben Hur”, space monkey Mofia

o Tanzania, Michigan, Mr. Roger’s cardigan

o Cincinnati, John Wayne, lobotomy of the brain

• Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark

o “The Hook”

o “May I Carry Your Basket?”

o “That’s No Moon”

• Boat-Related Occupations

o skipper

o coxswain

o pinsetter

• Olsen Twins Movies

o To Grandmother’s House We Go

o Twinning

o Mary-Kate and Ashly Rock Switzerland

• Pulitzer Prize Categories

o News Entertainment Program

o History

o Investigative Reporting

• Overwatch Characters

o D.Va

o Gorilla Man

o Symmetra

• Car Engine Parts

o flywheel

o crankshaft

• Characters “Snapped” Away in Avengers: Infinity War

o Black Panther

o Hawkeye

o Winter Soldier

• People Who Have Walked on the Moon

o Eugene Cernan

o Buzz McCallister

o Charles Duke

• The Greek Muses

o Thalia of Comedy

o Thespia of Theater

o Erato of Lyric Poetry

• Carrer Cards in the “Modern” Edition of The Game of Life

o Defense Specialist

o Explorer o Singer

• Egyptian Gods & Goddesses

o Hestia

o Juno

o Ra

• Major Greenhouse Gases

o Tetrafluoromethane

o Diatomic Nitrogen

o Acetylene

• Stranger Thangs Characters

o Max Mayfield

o Elliot Taylor

o The Demogorgon

• Yogurt Brands

o Icelandic Provisions

o Dannon

o Fage

• Ranks of Organisms in Taxonomy

o County

o Group

o Brand

• Detective on a Law & Order Show

o Det. Jessica Fletcher

o Det. Fin Tutuola

o Det. Lennie Briscoe

• Locations in Game of Thrones

o Winterfell

o Brandos

o The Wall

• Metamorphic Rocks

o slate

o clay

• Parts of an Animal Cell

o Amniotic sac

o Cell membrane

o Impulse inhibitors

• Root Vegetables & Tubers

o turmeric

o ginseng

o radishes

• Never Married

o Jane Austen

o Sir Isaac Newton

o Henry the VIII

• Dairy Products

o tofu

o ghee

o kefir

• Taller Than The Eiffel Tower

o The Great Pyramid of Giza

o The Kingdom Clock Tower

o The Wash

• Star Trek Captains

o Philippa Georgiou

o Malcolm “Mal” Reynolds

o Kathryn Janeway

• Countries Bordering the Indian Ocean

o Tanzania

o Australia

o Madagascar

• Books Written in the First Person

o The Scarlet Letter

o To Kill a Mockingbird

• Animals Statistically Likely to Outlive a Moose

o giraffe

o dove

o baboon

• Animals With More Than Two Eyes

o praying mantis

o scallops

o box jellyfish

• Kama Sutra Chapters

o On Personal Adornment

o On Kissing

o On Structurally Sound Surfaces

• Disney Animated Movies

o Tangled

o Moana

o The Swan Princess

• Cat Breeds

o Russian Blue

o Maine ♥♥♥♥

o Scottish Fold

• Muscles in the Human Body

o reticulum

o rectus abdominis

o delphinus

• Sesame Street Residents

o Aloysius Snuffleupagus

o Penny Proud

o Oscar the Grouch

• Quadrilaterals

o kite

o tetrahedron

o pentagon

• Nobel Prize Winning Scientists

o Charles Darwin

o Alexander Fleming

o Niels Bohr

Final Round Questions II

• Monsters Who Fought Godzilla

o King Ghidorah

o Gigan

o Megadeth

• Synchronized Swimming Positions

o The twisted lunge

o The bucking bronco

o The Capricorn

• Caffeinated Beverages

o Pibb Xtra

o Sunkist

• Dating Apps

o Heads Up!

o Hinge

o Tinder

• Tony Award Winners for “Best Musical”

o The Book of Mormon

o Monty Python’s Spamalot

o Mary Poppins

• Programming Languages

o BB-8

o MIB

o Skrull

• Disney Villains

o Makunga

o Madame Medusa

o Ursula

• Words in the Preamble of the U.S. Constitution

o hungry

o impeachment

o friendship

• 8 Most Common English Letters

o M

o S

o E

• Animals With Stripes

o numbat

o tabby cat

o bongo

• Clouds

o cirrostratus

o altostratus

o stratostratus

• Countries on the Equator

o Uganda

o Saudi Arabia

• Multiples of 8

o 112

o 96

o 88

• Roof Shapes

o Dormer

o Meadow

o Maidenhead

• Crayola Crayon Colors

o Liver

o Purple Heart

o Fresh Cut Grass

• States in India

o Tripura

o Goa

o Timor

• Mediterranean Islands

o Rhodes

o Sicily

o Cotillard

• Punctuation Marks

o inverted comma

o gerund

o semi-period

• Cruciferous Vegetables

o turnip

o squash

o Brussels sprouts

• Human Body Systems

o Abiotic system

o Immune system

o Carburetor system

• Human Hormones

o Estrogen

o Ibprofen

• Horse Breeds

o New York Boxer

o Thoroughbred

o London Jumper

• Geologic Time Periods

o Cambrian

o Paleogene

o Jurassic

• Prepositions

o during

o its

o that

• Former British Colonies

o India

o Ethiopia

o Iran

• Things From the Song “My Favorite Things”

o Cool autumn breezes

o Small button noses

o Sleigh bells

• Marie Kondo’s Rules of Tidying

o “Tidy every space twice”

o “Finish discarding first”

o “Tidy by category, not by location”

• Numbers That Divide Into 54

o 12

o 10

o 1

• Newspaper Comic Strips

o Fox Trot

o Hagar the Horrible

o Dennis the Menace

• Monsters Mentioned in the Song “The Monster Mash”

o Witches

o Dracula

• Palindromes

o My gym

o rotator

o racecar

• Movies With A Werewolf

o K9

o The Howling

o Twilight

• Food Named After People

o Nachos

o Sherry

o Clementines

• Founding Members of NATO

o Mexico

o Iceland

o Russia

• Kübler-Ross Five Stages of Grief

o gambling

o gloominess

o addiction

• Human Blood Types

o O+

o P-

o A-

• Died by Beheading

o Maximilien Robespierre

o Medusa

o Marie Antoinette

• Andy Warhol Art Pieces

o Silver Brando

o Mickey Mouse

o Mick Jagger

• Arthropods

o beetle

o oyster

o crab

• German Composers

o Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

o George Frideric Handel

o Hans Zimmer

• Coca-Cola Brands

o Dunkin’ Donuts Original Iced Coffee

o Smartwater

• Training Exercises in Rocky Movies

o Chasing a Chicken

o Tearing up Carpet

o Carrying Log on Shoulders

• Dog Food Brands

o American Journey

o Kibbles ‘n Bits

o Iams

• Has More Than 6 Legs

o tick

o shrimp

o cockroach

• Baking Tools

o distractor

o Florence flask

o suction tip

• Old Testament Books

o Lamentations

o Jude

o 1 Chronicles

• Mark Twain Characters

o Matilda Wormwood

o Binx Bolling

o Miss Trunchball

• Knights of the Round Table

o Sir Malfoy

o Sir Pettigrew

o Sir Umbridge

• Chronicles of Narnia Books

o New Moon

o Breaking Dawn o

• One-Term U.S. Presidents

o John Adams

o Jimmy Carter

o John Quincy Adams

Final Round Questions III

• Matrix Characters

o Sphinx

o The Plague

o Apoc

• States of New England

o Boston

o Maine

o Maryland

• Always Happen on a Sunday

o Federal Election Day (Germany)

o Saint Patrick’s Day

o Federal Election Day (Russia)

• Born in South Africa

o Sodapoppin

o Halle Berry

o Shakira

• Agatha Christie Mysteries

o The Signs of the Zodiac

o Shutter Island

o Murder on Oceanic Airline

• Types of Lettuce

o coffee

o greene

o Boston

• Death Metal Subgenres

o diseasecore

o melodic death metal

o goregrind

• Monogamous Animals

o emperor penguins

o dolphins

o rabbits

• Love Stories Where They Don’t End Up Together

o Harold and Maude

o (500) Days of Summer

o Knocked Up

• Roman Emperors

o Marcus Aurelius

o Claudius

o Caligula

• Films Scored by John Willams

o Raiders of the Lost Ark

o Jurassic World

o The Exorcist

• Contains Peanuts

o Snickers

o 100 Grand Bar

• Akira Kurosawa Films

o My Neighbor Totoro

o Ikiru

o Throne of Blood

• IKEA Products

o Salskicer spoon

o Kit Har meatballs

o Nasho drapes

• Moons of Jupiter

o Grace

o Gharange

o Elara

• WNBA Teams

o Washington D.C. Supremes

o New York Liberty

o Toronto Geese

• Butterfly Life Cycle Stages

o pupa

o spore

o chrysalis

• Walking Dead Characters

o Stan Rizzo

o Glenn Rhee

o Michonne

• Adult Swim Cartoons

o Disenchantment

o Frisky Dingo

o BoJack Horseman

• Dungeons & Dragons Abilities

o charisma

o intelligence

o optimism

• Common Varieties of Fig

o Brown Turkey

o Norseman

o Kadota

• Queen Songs

o “We Will Rock You”

o “Under Pressure”

o “Radio Ga Ga”

• Movies About Time Travel

o From Dusk Till Dawn

o Back to the Future

• Roald Dahl Books

o Charlie and Grandpa Leave Home

o Where the Sidewalk Ends

o The Invention of Hugo Cabret

• Anna Rice Novels

o Blood Meridian

o Interview with the Vampire

o Blood Canticle

• Actors in Sharknado 1-5

o Mr. T

o William Shatner

o Jerry Springer

• Snoopy’s Siblings

o Marbles

o Andy

o Belle

• Aesop’s Fables

o The Prince and the Pauper

o The Fisherman and the Little Fish

o The Squid and the Whale

• Leap Years

o 1989

o 2018

o 2010

• Poems That Rhyme

o “The Road Not Taken” by Robert Frost

o “Jabberwocky” by Lewis Carroll

o “Doctor Faustus” by Christopher Marlowe

• Beatles’ Songs

o “Let it Be”

o “Hello Goodbye”

o “Love Shock”

• Annette Funicello Movies

o Bikini Dogs

o Psycho Bikini Party

o Two Piece Bucket Party

• States with Panhandles

o Texas

o Oregon

o Idaho

Secret Ending - Uncle Clive’s Time Bomb

Secret Ending - Father’s Hat

• If you were ever there for me, Dad, I could have been like Alexander the Great, and you could have been like his mentor…

1. Socrates

2. Aristotle

3. Pythagoras

4. Alexander the Pretty Good

• Maybe if you EVER sat down and watched my favorite movie with me, you would know this …but to which country does Ann Hathaway inherit the throne in The Princess Diaries?

1. Andorra

2. Bialya

3. Genovia

4. Lichtenburg

• If you had been at my high school production of Godspell, Dad, you would’ve seen me sing with of the following songs?

1. “Music of the Night”

2. “Day by Day”

3. “One Day More”

4. “Any Dream Will Do”

Secret Ending - Mother's Wig

• One night in 1961, you pointed to the sky and said my real dad was orbiting the Earth. This would mean my father was whom?

1. Neil Armstrong

2. John Glenn

3. Yuri A. Gagarin

4. Valentina Vladimirovna Tereshkova

• Mother, you once told me you screamed at the dry cleaner for using wire hangers because of what iconic movie star?

1. Audrey Hepburn

2. Vivien Leigh

3. Joan Crawford

4. Lauren Bacall

• Tell me Mother… in 1955, you were a very intense cheerleader for which NBA team?

1. The Los Angeles Lakers

2. The Las Vegas Lakers

3. The Minneapolis Lakers

4. The Toronto Lakers

Secret Ending - Grandpappy Jack's Glasses

• Which of these animals has the longest neck?

1. tiger

2. giraffe

3. penguin

4. box turtle

• What date is Halloween on?

1. July 4th

2. March 15th

3. Oct 31st

4. Nov 1st

• What celestial body revolves around the Earth?

1. Moon

2. Mars

3. Sun

4. Milky Way

Secret Ending - Auntie Vale's Hand Mirror

• Do you give $50 of your game winnings to the “exorcism” fund?

1. Yes. Donate $50. It’s the right thing to do.

2. No.

3. No way.

4. Let me think. Hmm… no.

Secret Ending - Grandma’s Despair Knife

• Which of these creatures is an invertebrate?

1. turtle

2. eel

3. crab

4. snake

• How would you characteriza Rococo architecture?

1. Hammerbeam roofs in enormous halls

2. Highly elaborate, substantial ornamentation

3. Neoclassical free-standing columns

4. Emphasis on clean lines and symmetry

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