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Trivia questions for Sunday February 21, 2016 1. What was meant to happen to anyone who drank from the river Lethe? Lost their memory 2. In what city would you find the most famous street named "Nevsky Prospekt"? St. Petersburg 3. What does the letter "L" stand for in Samuel L. Jackson? Leroy ...
02/21/2016
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Trivia questions for Saturday Febtuary 20, 2016 1. Whose military textbook "Infantry Attacks" was read, famously by George Patton? Erwin Rommel's 2. Which US state is home to Guadalupe Mountains National Park? Texas 3. Who was the lead singer of "The Crickets"? Buddy Holly 4. What is the mo...
02/20/2016
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Trivia questions for Friday February 18, 2016 1. In Greek mythology, the hundred-eyed Argus was honored by Hera by being transformed into what bird? Peacock 2. Which US state is home to the Klamath Mountains? Oregon 3. Which US President was nicknamed "Little Magician?" Martin Van Buren 4. Wha...
02/19/2016
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Trivia questions for Thursday February 18, 2016 1. What nation's flag features a Sinhalese lion holding a sword? Sri Lanka 2. Julia Roberts and Hugh Grant were paired in what romantic comedy? Notting Hill 3. When was Cable News Network, or CNN, launched?June 1, 1980 4. What mythological creat...
02/18/2016
Evening trivia questions for Wednesday February 17, 2016 1. Which of the nine muses was the goddess of dancing? Terpsichore 2. What is the most popular spirit produced in Jamaica? Rum 3. What classic 1933 horror film's last line is, "It was beauty who killed the beast"? King Kong 4. What is th...
02/18/2016
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Trivia questions for Wednesday February 17, 2016 1. What Caribbean island nation's name comes from the Portuguese word meaning "bearded one"? Barbados 2. How many points did the Dow drop on "Black Monday" in 1987? 508 3. In which hemisphere can penquins be found? Southern 4. In which movie ma...
02/17/2016
Evening trivia questions for Tuesday February 16, 2016 1. What Shakespeare play features three witches chanting "double, double, toil & trouble, fire burn and cauldron bubble"? MacBeth 2. How many of the seven dwarfs had mustaches? None 3. The popular caterpillar sushi roll features unagi, the...
02/17/2016
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Trivia questions for Tuesday February 16, 2016 1. What novel's long-promised sequel is called "Buttercup's Baby"? The Princess Bride 2. Which building houses the world's largest four-faced chiming clock? The Minneapolis City Hall 3. What is actress Julia Robert's middle name? Fiona 4. What ot...
02/16/2016
Evening trivia questions for Tuesday February 16, 2016 1. What Shakespeare play features three witches chanting "double, double, toil & trouble, fire burn and cauldron bubble"? 2. How many of the seven dwarfs had mustaches? 3. The popular caterpillar sushi roll features unagi, the Japanese word f...
02/16/2016
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Trivia questions for Monday February 15, 2016 1. What novel features a character named Hester Prynne? Scarlett letter 2. Which European country replaced the Deutsche mark with the Euro? Germany 3. What does a pedometer count? Steps 4. What is the highest number on a standard roulette wheel?...
02/15/2016
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