39% knows the answer to this question: "What 1966 John Frankenheimer movie starred James Garner and used actual footage of the 1965 Grand Prix season? "

And do you know the answer to this one? "In Live Free or Die Hard, what hero saves the US from a cyber attack?"

70% knows the answer to this question: "Robert Plant's Egyptian Maat feather; Jimmy Page's "Zoso" representing his astrological sign; John Paul Jones' triquetra rune; and John Bonham's intersecting circles, which happens to look like the Ballantine beer logo: these are the symbols for what band's members? "

And do you know the answer to this one? "Lin-Manuel Miranda's musical In the Heights looked at what community's music and culture?"

30% knows the answer to this question: "What sprawling Peruvian city is also called El Pulpo, or The Octopus? "

And do you know the answer to this one? "Aube, Cote des Blancs, Cote de Sezanne, Montagne de Reims and Vallee de la Marne are the five districts of what French region, famous for its chalky soil and sparking wine?"

73% knows the answer to this question: "What do you get when water vapor freezes on to a cold surface, particularly overnight? "

And do you know the answer to this one? "If I wanted to wrestle with an eusuchian congregation of bulls and cows, what reptiles should I find?"

52% 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?"

66% knows the answer to this question: "When a mob murdered him in 2011, what dictator may have been worth $200 billion, which would have made him the richest man in the world? "

And do you know the answer to this one? "The Schengen Agreement got rid of internal passport controls in Europe. It was signed on the riverboat Princess Marie-Astrid at the point on River Moselle where three countries' borders meet. Which of these is not one of them?"

32% knows the answer to this question: "Who dropped out of Harvard, then came back on film to play a super-genius who would rather mop nearby MIT's floors than attend its classes? "

And do you know the answer to this one? "Simple Minds hated their biggest hit, "Don't You (Forget About Me)," which they didn't write and which they recorded solely so that it could appear on what movie's soundtrack?"

62% knows the answer to this question: "Ernest Lawrence invented the cyclotron. What is a cyclotron? "

And do you know the answer to this one? "Canadian paleontologist Dale Russell speculated how evolution would have played out if what smart dinosaur had not expired?"

66% knows the answer to this question: "Found more or less along the 180th meridian, the International Date Line cuts through which ocean? "

And do you know the answer to this one? "The peony and plum blossom have traditionally been what Asian country's national flowers?"

63% knows the answer to this question: "During WWII, the Japanese resorted to a (literally) suicidal method of warfare called kamikaze. What did this entail? "

And do you know the answer to this one? "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?"

85% knows the answer to this question: "At over 2,340 miles, what river forms all or part of the boundary of nine US states? "

And do you know the answer to this one? "Until lower taxes attracted anglophones, the residents of the four principal Channel Islands were mostly francophone. What country runs these islands?"

65% 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? "During the Vietnam War, Operation Ranch Hand dumped 20 million gallons of color-coded herbicides on the jungle. The best known of these was a 50:50 mixture of 2,4,5-T and 2,4-D that went by what name?"