I think an important part of the admissions process is being introspective in your answers. It's not enough to just spit out canned responses to these questions. Your answers need to reflect your personality, experience and future goals.
With that said...here's a list of Cornell questions I accumulated...
What classes @ Cornell will help you achieve your goal?
What clubs and organizations will you join if you are admitted?
Tell me about your last day at the office before traveling to Ithaca for this interview. What did you work on?
Please describe a situation when you disagreed with your superior on a project. How did you handle the situation and what was the outcome?
What would others say about you?
What personalities in a person do you think are most important to succeed in a marketing career?
If you don't get a job of your dreams, do you have a plan B?
"Describe how you get to the root of a problem."
What is your story that Cornell would be interested in.
What was your biggest accomplishment?
Tell me about a time when you had to stand up to a colleague who was far more senior than you were.
Why do you consider Cornell’s small class size important from point of view of discussion with other students?
Go over your resume and tell me what you achieved and what is significant in terms of learning?
Explain your past decisions and why you made them.
Highlight three issues that you would like the me to bring to the attention of the admission committee
Give an example when you failed in a teamwork setting
What qualities do you have or hope to cultivate that you believe will make you an effective leader?
Tell us why you stand out, and what you could uniquely contribute to our program.
How have you measured your success with professional / personal achievements?
Name three words to describe yourself? Open-ended question that one could run with.