Answer: 1994 More information: "Pulp Fiction" was released in 1994 and was the fifth movie Quentin Tarantino directed after "Love Birds in Bondage", "My Best Friend's Birthday", "Reservoir Dogs" and "True Romance".
Answer: Steve Young More information: Steve Young, who is best known for leading the San Francisco 49ers from 1987 to 1999, is the only leftie quarterback in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Answer: 1992 More information: Fred Couples, an American golfer won his first major championship in 1992, when he won the Masters Tournament. Fred is also known as "Boom Boom".
Answer: Arthur Ashe More information: Arthur Ashe was an African-American tennis player. He was born in 1943 in Virginia. In 1968, he set a record as the first African-American to win the U.S. Open title. In 1975, Ashe set another record by becoming the first African-American to win the Wimbledon title.
Answer: Deion Sanders More information: Deion Sanders is now a former American football and baseball player who works as an analyst for CBS Sports and the NFL Network.
Answer: Offside More information: The term offside is not a term that is used in the game of golf. Offside is a term that is used in the game of football.
Answer: Cigarette Smoking Man More information: The full name of Syndicate member the Cigarette Smoking Man, played by actor William B. Davis, is actually Carl Gerhard Busch.
Answer: Hogsmeade Station More information: Even though the station services Hogwarts School, it is called Hogsmeade after the village it also caters to.
Answer: Christina Aguilera More information: Despite having an Ecuadorian father, Christina Aguilera did not know any Spanish when she began recording 2000's Mi Reflejo, which translates as "my reflection".
Answer: Chef Boyardee More information: Chef Boyardee, founded by an Italian immigrant to the United States in 1928, produces canned goods which have become a staple in American supermarkets.
