2024 Impossible Questions
& Answers
March 26
Q: How many hearts does an octopus have?
A: 3
March 25
Q: What is the natural color of rubber?
A: White
March 22
Q: Name the movie that had the first fully CGI character.
A: Young Sherlock Holmes
March 21
Q: Name the mammal that has the longest gestation period.
A: The elephant
March 20
Q: Botanists do not consider these 3 berries to be true berries. Name the berries.
A: strawberries, blackberries, and raspberries
March 19
Q: What is the only letter that does not appear in any U.S. state name?
A: Q
March 18
Q: During his inauguration, Teddy Roosevelt wore a ring that contained something. What was it?
A. A lock of Abraham Lincoln’s hair
March 15
Q: What does the 1967 Outer Space Treaty forbid?
A. No one can own the moon
March 14
Q: How many different ways are there to make change for a US dollar?
A. 293
March 13
Q: Name the body part that has its own pulse.
A. Thumb
March 12
Q: Name the City where 40 percent of the world’s soccer balls are manufactured.
A. Sialkot, Pakistan
March 11
Q: Name the world’s largest island nation.
A. Indonesia
March 8
Q: Before he was a big celebrity, what was Danny DeVito’s occupation?
A Hairdresser
March 7
Q: Who was kicked out of President Andrew Jackson’s funeral for swearing?
A. His pet parrot
March 6
Q: The Seinfeld Double Dip. In a chip double-dipping study, the dips had no detectable bacteria before dipping. After a double-dip, the bacteria increased in number up to “blank”-fold.
A. Five-Fold
March 5
Q: TASER is an acronym. What does it stand for?
A.‘Thomas A. Swift’s Electric Rifle.’
March 4
Q: When tectonic plates split they move about as fast as what?
A: Human Fingernail Growth
March 1
Q: What Was the First Movie To Use Profanity?
A. Gone with the Wind
February 29
Q: Name the actor who had three number-one movies in 1994.
A. Jim Carrey
February 28
Q: Married couple Wayne Allwine and Russi Taylor are both cartoon voice actors. Whose voice did Wayne portray, and who did Russi portray?
A: Mickey & Minnie Mouse
February 27
Q: At the conclusion of the 1929 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, what was released into the air?
A: A gigantic Dachshund balloon
February 26
Q: London is the only city to host the Summer Games three times. Name the years.
A: 1908, 1948, and 2012.
February 23
Q: What was the first U.K. number-one hit song that featured a full-sentence question as its title?
A: “How Much is That Doggy in the Window?”
February 22
No Question
February 21
Q: Which famous product was originally marketed as the “Esteemed Brain Tonic and Intellectual Beverage”?
A: Coca-Cola
February 20
Q: Moths have a strong sense of smell. How many miles away can a male moth smell a female moth?
A: 7 miles
February 19
Q: Name the only country which has the Bible on its flag.
A: The Dominican Republic
February 16
Q: What score does Elle get on her LSAT exam in Legally Blonde?
A: 179
February 15
Q: Define Interfenestration.
A: Width of the pier between two windows.
February 14
Q: What Are People With Alektorophobia Afraid Of?
A: Chickens
February 13
Q: Which two are the loudest animals on Earth?
A: The blue whale and the sperm whale.
February 12
Q: Name the only planet that rotates clockwise.
A: Venus
February 9
Q: Why does NASA show the film Armageddon during their management training program?
A: New managers are given the task of trying to spot as many errors as possible.
February 8
Q: Name the ant species unique to New York City.
A: ManhattAnts
February 7
Q: Name the 5 countries that do not have an airport.
A: Vatican City, San Marino, Monaco, Liechtenstein, and Andorra
February 6
Q: In what sport has only one US female athlete competed in for more than 20 years?
A: Trap & skeet – Kim Rhodes. Every Olympic event since 1996
February 5
Q: How many miles is the world’s shortest commercial flight?
A: 1.7 miles
February 2
Q: While filming Rocky IV, Sylvester Stallone wanted to make sure the boxing scenes looked so real he instructed Dolph Lundgren actually to hit him. He did hit him, and what was the result?
A: Stallone spent 9 days in the ICU.
February 1
Q: Name the two words that morphed into the word “Okay.”
A: “All correct”