1. Michael Jackson
   Elvis Presley
2. Justin Timberlake
   Aaron Carter

Michael Jackson was one of the most successful recording artists to ever live. He died at 50 years old in 2009.

1. 5
   1
2. 9
   3

While some planets have many moons, that is not the case with earth. Earth has only one moon.

1. euros
   kwai
2. dollars
   pounds

In the UK, their currency is pounds. They are usually worth more than American dollars.

1. Zeus
   Thor
2. Aphrodite
   Baal

Thor is the Norse god of thunder. Thursday is named for him.

1. zinc
   oxygen
2. lithium
   selenium

Hydrogen and oxygen are the elements that make up water. That is why it's called H2O.

1. tennis
   soccer
2. boxing
   swimming

Muhammad Ali was a famous boxer. He is known as The Greatest.

1. 3
   8
2. 5
   9

A pentagon is a 5-sided shape. Penta- is a prefix which comes from the Greek word meaning 5.

1. Emma Watson
   Macaulay Culkin
2. Haley Joel Osment
   Zac Efron

Macaulay Culkin rose to fame as a child actor in the '90s. As an adult, he is known for his pizza-themed Velvet Underground cover band The Pizza Underground.

1. American
   French
2. English
   Canadian

Justin Bieber is Canadian. He was born in London, Ontario, Canada.

1. yes
2. no

Spaghetti and meatballs was served first by Italian Americans. It gained popularity as a dish served in speakeasies during prohibition.

1. 0
   1
2. 4
   8

4 US presidents have been assassinated. They were Abraham Lincoln, JFK, James A. Garfield and William McKinley.

1. Antarctica and Australia
   Europe and Asia
2. North America and South America
   Asia and Australia

Europe and Asia are geographically conjoined. They are considered separate continents largely for historical and political reasons.

1. 1st
   11th
2. 6th
   7th

The Bible begins with the book of Genesis, where God creates the world and all life on it in 6 days and rests on the 7th. He created man on the 6th day.

1. whale
   wolf
2. elephant
   human

The blue whale is the world's largest mammal. They can reach nearly 100 feet in length and weigh more than 180 metric tons.

1. North America
   Antarctica
2. Asia
   Africa

Antarctica is a vast icy continent. It has no permanent residents and relatively sparse animal life.

1. Raja
   Jafar
2. Dr. Facilier
   Rasputin

Jafar is the sultan's crooked advisor in Aladdin. He is voiced by Jonathan Freeman.

1. Neil Young
   Beyonce
2. Jewel
   Cardi B

"Formation" is a song from Beyonce's 2016 album "Lemonade." This album was praised for its genre-bending music and the stunning music mini-film accompanying it.

1. running
   triathlon
2. luge
   bicycle

The Tour de France is a men's multistage bicycle race held mostly in France. It is an annual event.

1. sprites
   Oompa Loompas
2. Gargamels
   Furbies

Oompa Loompas are the small orange men who work in Willy Wonka's chocolate factory. They are known for their orange complexions, green hair and wry, advice-filled songs.

1. Hades
   Charon
2. Eris
   Anansi

Hades is the ruler of the land of the dead in Greek myth. He rules with his wife Persephone.

1. Dickens
   Atwood
2. Shakespeare
   Chaucer

William Shakespeare is one of the most famous writers of the English language. He wrote "Romeo and Juliet" and many other plays and poems.

1. 289
   365
2. 108
   366

Most years have 365 days. During leap years there are 29 days in February, leading to a grand total of 366 days for those years.

1. Donald Trump
   JFK
2. George Washington
   Bill Clinton

George Washington was the first president of America. He was also the first and last American president to not belong to any political party.

1. murder
   squad
2. pride
   sprat

There are interesting names for many groups of animals. A group of lions is called a pride.

1. Phillip
   Roger
2. Hans
   Eric

Prince Phillip is the name of the Prince in "Sleeping Beauty." He gives Aurora true loves kiss to wake her from sleep.

1. Earth
   Neptune
2. Uranus
   Mars

Neptune is the 8th and farthest planet from the sun. It has 14 moons, the largest of which is Triton.

1. Abraham
   Jacob
2. Goliath
   Job

Jacob is considered one of the patriarchs of the Israelites. He was called Israel after struggling with an angel in the desert.

1. 1850
   1914
2. 1980
   1645

World War I began in 1914 and ended in 1918. It was sparked by the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand.

1. death
   love
2. fire
   marriage

Vulcan is the name of the Roman god of fire. The word volcano comes from his name.

1. New York
   California
2. Montana
   North Carolina

Lady Gaga was born in Manhattan's upper east side in New York City. Her birth name is Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta.

1. brown
   green
2. blue
   hazel

Initially, humans had darker eyes and hair. Blue eyes are actually the result of a genetic mutation centuries ago that has been traced back to Eurasia.

1. Spain
   England
2. Belgium
   America

The Spanish settled parts of the Americas long before other Europeans arrived. Of course, there were already indigenous peoples there.

1. agave
   barley
2. grapes
   apples

Tequila is made from either blue agave or agave tequilana. These plants are succulents that grow in Mexico.

1. water
   land
2. volcanoes
   trees

The earth is just over 70% water. Most of this water is contained in the earth's oceans.

1. ivory
   diamonds
2. uranium
   wool

Poachers kill elephants and take their tusks. This is because ivory comes from elephant tusks.