41% knows the answer to this question: "Which of the four seasons is the coldest overall? "

And do you know the answer to this one? "Which sport is Chris Evert Lloyd famous for?"

75% knows the answer to this question: "What is the official language of Qatar? "

And do you know the answer to this one? "Which of these is a landlocked country in Europe?"

75% knows the answer to this question: "The man who oversees the entire dining room at a fine restaurant is usually called what? "

And do you know the answer to this one? "Known for his diminuitive stature, who lowered the French army's minimum height from 5'4" to 5'1" between 1799 and 1804?"

48% knows the answer to this question: "As you might guess from the title, where is the Jean Renoir romance Partie de Campagne set? "

And do you know the answer to this one? "What is the first name of boxing's Dempsey?"

78% knows the answer to this question: "During WWII, a destroyer named the O'Bannon found itself too close to a Japanese sub to use its weaponry. Instead, they threw what tubers, which the sub mistook for grenades? "

And do you know the answer to this one? "During WWII, the Japanese resorted to a (literally) suicidal method of warfare called kamikaze. What did this entail?"

67% knows the answer to this question: "Until lower taxes attracted anglophones, the residents of the four principal Channel Islands were mostly francophone. What country runs these islands? "

And do you know the answer to this one? "At over 2,340 miles, what river forms all or part of the boundary of nine US states?"

92% knows the answer to this question: "A pragmatic socialist, Bob Hawke was reelected prime minister of Australia when the right was divided by the Joh for Canberra campaign, which rallied behind Joh Bjelke-Petersen, the right-wing premier of what state? "

And do you know the answer to this one? "In 1938, to slow down the marauding Japanese, what country blew up the levees on the Yellow River to flood thousands of square miles in Henan, Anhui and Jiangsu, drowning some 800,000 of their own people in the process?"

86% knows the answer to this question: "No, William Stewart did not say, "We can close the books on infectious diseases." But what position did he hold from 1965-69, when he supposedly said it? "

And do you know the answer to this one? "When Egypt lent the remains of Ramses II to France, the mummy was issued a passport. What was listed as his occupation?"

71% knows the answer to this question: "When I was 25, I had already become a general and dumped Desiree Cleary for an older woman named Josephine de Beauharnais. Who am I? "

And do you know the answer to this one? "Which of these is not one of an octopus's defense mechanisms?"

88% knows the answer to this question: "About two-thirds of the African slaves brought to the New World ended up on plantations to satisfy European demand for glucose (C6O6H12). Which of these products is glucose? "

And do you know the answer to this one? "Simon Fraser called it New Caledonia, George Vancouver called it New Hanover and the Americans called it Oregon. What did Queen Victoria name it?"

30% knows the answer to this question: "Seven muscles make up the calf, which is anchored to the heel bone by the tendon calcaneus, better known by what name? "

And do you know the answer to this one? "People listening to portable devices will often store their music in what format?"

62% knows the answer to this question: "Director John Derek left his wife, Linda Evans, for a 16-year-old model, Mary Cathleen Collins, moving to Germany to avoid statutory rape laws. Who did she become? "

And do you know the answer to this one? "The movie Three Men and a Baby was adapted from Trois Hommes et un Couffin, which had been a hit in what country?"