Other Trivia

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What is the two-word name for the 630-foot high stainless steel structure built in the early 1960's in along the banks of the Mississippi River in St. Louis?

10

Each of these four letter words begin with the same letter. Find the word: a. U.S. President b. Civil wrong c. Southwestern art colony

14

According to the US Park Service, which US national monument is located the closest to where we are now?

8

What is the outermost color in a rainbow?

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" ?

15

Within 4 years, in which year was Coca Cola invented?

3

The unit of currency in modern-day Israel has the same name as the unit of currency used in Israel in ancient time. What is it?

9

How long has glass been around? Closer to 500 years, 1000 years, or 4000 years?

15

This is the biggest arena ever built. It contains the world's largest steel-constructed room, can accommodate up to 95, 000 people, it covers 13 acres, and reaches 27 stories in height. What is it?

10

What Los Angeles suburb is named for the Roman goddess of fruit and fruit trees? Is it Pomona, Glendora, or Pasadena?

10

A few questions about the "Man of Steel" a. What was Superman's name as a child? b. At which newspaper did Clark Kent work?

3

What are the three most widely spoken languages in the world: Those with the largest number of speakers?

18

In 1992, in the first organized effort to raise money for AIDS research by means of a sporting event, $1/2 million was raised by participants in which sport?

5

In the US, most cars are, of course, built in the Detroit area. Which city, about 450 miles from Detroit, is second in automobile manufacturing?

12

Around two hundred years ago, King George IV of England ordered a special pair of boots, which included what innovative feature, never before seen in a pair of shoes?