Who’s up for a little trivia? Answers will be down below. 1. Which nut can be used to make dynamite? 2. In ancient Greece, throwing an apple at someone was a declaration of what? 3. The Vatican bank has the only ATM in the world that allows users to do what? 4. The U.S. 10,000$ … Continue reading Trivia Tuesday – 7/30/19
Who’s up for a little trivia? Answers will be down below. 1. What island’s Argentinean section is the world’s most southerly National Park? 2. Which sunny spot in the Atlantic is Britain’s oldest colony? 3. What does John Steinbeck refer to as the “Mother Road” in The Grapes of Wrath? 4. What did cowboys refer … Continue reading Trivia Tuesday – 7/23/19
Who’s up for a little trivia? Answers will be down below. 1. Before it got its present name in 1847, what American city was known as Yerba Buena — “good herb” in Spanish — for an aromatic herb that grew in the area? 2. What age were four of the first six US presidents – … Continue reading Trivia Tuesday – 7/16/19
Who’s up for a little trivia? Answers will be down below. 1. What name was Haitian dictator Francois Duvalier better known by? 2. What hotel did Bugsy Siegel open on the Las Vegas Strip in 1946? 3. What creatures are said to have given their Latin name to the Canary Islands? 4. How many times … Continue reading Trivia Tuesday – 7/9/19
Who’s up for a little trivia? Answers will be down below. 1. What river joins the Brahmaputra in Bangladesh to form the world’s largest river delta? 2. What river near Sutter’s Mill did prospectors find gold in? 3. What is the only US state with a single-syllable name? 4. Which US president saw the last … Continue reading Trivia Tuesday – 7/2/19
Who’s up for a little trivia? Answers will be down below. 1. Which islands off the coast of Africa introduced bananas to Jamaica in the 16th century? 2. Who lives with his wife and helpers on a mountain called Korvatunturi, according to Finnish folklore? 3. Who was the first US president born in the 20th … Continue reading Trivia Tuesday – 6/25/19
Who’s up for a little trivia? Answers will be down below. 1. How many zeros were dropped when Turkish Lira became New Turkish Lira in 2005? 2. What Greek goddess of love and beauty is said to have been born in Cyprus? 3. What woman’s name was the last word spoken by Napoleon? 4. What … Continue reading Trivia Tuesday – 6/18/19
Who’s up for a little trivia? Answers will be down below. 1. What is the only fifteen-letter word in the English language that can be written without repeating a letter? 2. Located in southeast Vietnam, what is the former name of Ho Chi Minh City? 3. What Chicago attraction required one million gallons of seawater … Continue reading Trivia Tuesday – 6/11/19
Who’s up for a little trivia? Answers will be down below. 1. What does Iwo Jima mean in Japanese? 2. What is a nightjar? 3. What is the longest word in the Oxford English Dictionary? 4. What celebrated chemist-inventor is credited with developing plywood? 5. In the days when British sailors were given lime or … Continue reading Trivia Tuesday – 6/4/19
Who’s up for a little trivia? Answers will be down below. 1. What warm Atlantic current keeps many northern European ports free of winter ice? 2. In the U.S. a pig says “oink”. How do the French describe the sound? 3. What do noologists study? 4. What’s the difference between a nook and a cranny? … Continue reading Trivia Tuesday – 5/28/19
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