Other Trivia

1

Almost three-fourths of the gambling revenue in casinos comes from which form of gambling?

3

Advertising slogans: a. Which product used the slogan, "The quality goes in before the name goes on" b. Which toothpaste had an ingredient called "hexachlorophene" ?

16

Which adventurous boy-toy was the top seller of the 1994 Christmas shopping season?

1

The finger which strikes the letter "M" on the typewriter normally sits on which letter in the normal "at rest" position?

5

According to 1996 census bureau data, which 3 countries are the USA's leading trading partners (combined import and export revenues)? Name them, and underline #1 clearly for extra point.

3

According to a recently published survey, which of these demographic groups watches the most television per week: adult women, adult men, or teenagers?

7

Which day of the week is named for the Scandinavian god of wisdom, poetry, farming, and war?

11

The British call a certain game draughts. What do the Americans call it?

5

According to the results of a very recent Gallup poll on cigarette smoking, what percentage of adults in this country still smoke cigarettes? Is it closer to 10%, 20%, 30%, 40% or 50%?

15

The quotation: "Love thy neighbor as thyself" originated from which of these sources: Shakespeare, Jesus, or the Old Testament?

20

When we see statues of military heroes of horseback, the position of the horse's feet often signify something. What is signified if the horse's two front feet are rearing up in the air?

15

A book written in the 1970's by Robert Pirsig gained cult following. The title referred to both a religious sect and a form of transportation. What was the name of this book?

7

The Liberty Bell was cast in which city: Philadelphia, Boston, or London?

15

Which particular theme park, in which loction, boasts the world's highest visitor numbers?

4

Named after the original natives of Ireland, Scotland, and Wales is which American sports team?