Today's Trivia Questions

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How many of the whole numbers from 1 to 100 are either divisible by 7 or include a 7 in their digits?

18

What significant change in the basic rules of major league baseball first occurred in the 1973 season, and is still used today?

11

In 1843, Congress granted Samuel F.B. Morse $30,000 to build the first telegraph line between two cities located about 30 miles apart from each other. What were they?

16

What was the name of the U.S. Army Lieutenant court-martialled for permitting atrocities in Vietnam in 1971?

8

College bowl games: a. Name the bowl game named after a Spanish party? b. Name the bowl game named after an animal. c. Name the bowl game named after a greeting:

12

On January 24, 1996, the Food and Drug Administration approved human consumption of a synthetic, calorie free fat substitute called what?

9

This town in southern France is a health resort, famous for its mineral springs and its bottled drinking water. During World War II, it was the headquarters of the French Nazi-collaborators. What is the name of this town?

15

What is the freezing point of water in degrees Celsius?

17

A Rubik's cube is composed of 27 equal sized blocks, colored on the outside. Some are colored on three sides, some two sides, some one side. How many of these blocks have colors exactly one or two sides?

2

This woman was the first black Miss America, but she was forced to resign her title in a controversial manner in 1984. Who is she, and what caused her to resign?

4

Which product, well-known for its humorous advertising, was advertised in the 1960's with the two slogans: "Small Wonder" and "Relieves Gas Pains"

4

Which actor starred in the films, Stand and Deliver, Young Guns, and La Bamba?

8

Which Greek physician from the 4th Century B.C. is known as the father of medicine?

14

How many Californias could fit inside Alaska? Around 2, 4, or 6?

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Many alternative rock musicians consider this Asian woman to be a foremother of alternative rock music. Who is she?