I'm going to mix it up and include some easily googlable questions and some not so much.
So, here are the new questions:
Q1: Who has the world record for the most patents? (1)
A: Shunpei Yamazaki
Q2: You have a yard that is 10 feet long and 30 feet wide, bordered on one of the 30 foot sides by your house. You need to buy a fence for that yard to keep your dog in and your weird neighbors out. Sections fence cost $20 for every three feet of fence you need. How much will it cost you to fence your yard? Or is this a trick question? (3)
A: $1000
Q3: You now need to paint your fence. Your fence is five feet tall. If a bucket of paint will cover 10 square feet and each bucket costs $15, how much will it cost to paint your fence? (Note: you only need to paint the side that faces inward, towards your yard. You don't care about the side that faces the weird neighbors.) (3)
A: $7500
Q4: What is a dachsund? (1)
A: a type of wiener dog
Q5: Solve this riddle
"A beast which fights invisibly,
subdues all creatures easily,
hastens as its prey tries to flee,
a precursor to death, you see."
(4)
Q6: Give one example of when a while true statement would get the job done better than a recursive if/else if method. (2)
A: When executing code so many times that so much recursion would crash alice, or when you are accessing local variables that would be lost were you to enter a new method.
Q7: What was Yuri Gagarin's call sign in his legendary space flight? (2)
A: Kedr
Q8: What process revolutionized America (and quite possibly, the world) by making steel much easier to manufacture in the mid 1800s? (2)
A: They switched from using coal to coke.
Q9: Can a chameleon look in two different directions? (1)
A: Yes. It's eyes on on the side of it's head.
Q10: Who invented polystyrene foam? (1)
A: Eduard Simon was the first to isolate it.