Other Trivia

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Did any space vehicles from Earth ever land on Mars?

6

Although they look sober and reliable, they hold a valid airline ticket, and don't look threatening, what category of people may be denied an airline seat?

11

The United States government keeps its supply of silver at which military academy?

1

The world's largest bullring is located in what capital city?

3

Originally called "Military Patrol," it combines cross-country skiing and rifle shooting and became a winter olympic sport in 1960. What is it?

5

Called the world's most successful board game, it was unveiled in 1935, has sold more than 200 million copies in 26 languages. What is it?

3

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

9

In which ancient country was society divided into four social classes: traders, artisans, farmers, and warriors (listed from lowest to highest)?

10

Can you identify two National Hockey League teams from the Canadian province of Alberta?

2

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?

7

Besides X, Y, and Z, what three letters do not begin the name of any U.S. state?

14

The most popular National Park in the USA, the one which attracts the largest number of visitors yearly, is located in the eastern half of the U.S. What is the name?

3

Foods: If you order arroz con pollo, what, in English, did you order?

8

This plant was required growing for farmers from middle ages Europe to in 17th century America. President Thomas Jefferson declared it a "necessity;" it was Kentucky's largest cash crop until 1915. What was it?

17

Cemetery officials in this major city have decided that his burial site has become too much trouble to keep up. So as soon as the 30-year lease on his grave expires in July, 2001, his body will be moved. Which city, which person?