Daily Quiz 40
Hitler's failed 1923 coup attempt, the Beer Hall Putsch, took place in which German city?
Those numbing, tongue-tingling Huajiao peppercorns are the signature of which Chinese province's cuisine?
Paul Feig created which beloved, short-lived series about high-school burnouts and nerds circa 1980?
From 1976 to 1980, this cool-headed Swede won five straight Wimbledon singles titles. Who?
In Norse myth, slain warriors feast in which great hall, eating the same magical boar that resurrects each day?
Racking up a round trip of up to 60,000 miles, which bird makes the longest annual migration of any animal?
Scott Hatteberg's walk-off homer caps the Oakland A's win streak in which 2011 baseball film?
The Jewish High Holy Days begin with which two-day observance and end with Yom Kippur?
In 1883 a Chicago bartender said his customers preferred which American whiskey over bourbon in their old-fashioneds?
Extending over 1,200 miles through Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia, which mountains share their name with a Greek Titan?
A 1944 film gave us which word meaning to manipulate someone into doubting their own sanity?
The only bird with nostrils at the tip of its beak, which flightless creature is a symbol of New Zealand?
The strong force binds which particles together in clusters to form protons and neutrons?
The fictional Charlestown Chiefs brawl their way through which raucous 1977 Paul Newman hockey comedy?
Its national dish is riz gras, and the Volta rivers run through it. Which West African nation?
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