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15 questions · Published June 6, 2022
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1. On what 1990s sitcom did the merger of two bottled water companies create the un-appetizing brand name "Moland Springs?"
In a 1994 episode of "Seinfeld" titled "The Gymnast," Elaine is dispatched to a merger meeting between the makers of Morgan Springs and Poland Creek bottled waters, where she scoffs at the proposed post-merger name, Moland Springs, putting the merger in jeopardy.
- Multiple Choice
2. What touchdown dance, created in 1988 by this Cincinnati Bengal, led the NFL to propose a rule flagging such moves as "excessive celebration?"
Elbert "Ickey" Woods didn't have a long career in the NFL, and is probably best remembered for his side-to-side end zone celebration, the "Ickey Shuffle."
Despite Woods' retirement in 1991, his move lives on as one of the weirdest, catchiest touchdown dances of all time.
- Multiple Choice
3. What rapper and TV personality set a Guinness Record in 2018 with the world's largest gin-based Paradise Cocktail ever made?
The record-setting Paradise Cocktail (a drink popularized by Snoop Dogg in his 1994 song "Gin and Juice") contained 180 bottles of gin, 156 bottles of apricot brandy and twenty-eight gallons of orange juice.
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4. Which 1985 blockbuster features a climactic showdown at the Enchantment Under the Sea dance?
In 1985's "Back to the Future," Marty McFly's entire existence is predicated upon his parents kissing at the Enchantment Under the Sea dance in 1955.
- Multiple Choice
5. Which of the four major North American sports leagues does NOT have a team that plays its home games in Missouri?
Across the four leagues, there are four teams that play their home games in Missouri: The St. Louis Cardinals and Kansas City Royals in MLB; the Kansas City Chiefs in the NFL; and the St. Louis Blues in the NHL.
There is not currently an NBA franchise in Missouri, though both the Sacramento Kings and the Atlanta Hawks did at one time play in the state, and the St. Louis Bombers played in the NBA for one season.
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