Today's Trivia Questions

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What is the name of the test commonly taken by high school students for college admission in the US?

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What art technique creates images by assembling different materials such as photographs and fabric?

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In 1938, Mussolini banned all American cartoons in Italy, except for which one?

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What "large" country, in 1920, was the world's first to legalize abortion?

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He defected from Russia in 1961, joined the Royal Ballet of England in 1962, and starred in the 1977 film, Valentino. Who is he?

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One of the longest running broadway shows ever, with over 4000 performances, contained the name of a common animal in the title. What was it?

12

In 1775 the Spanish named this island in the San Francisco Bay Alcatraz, which meant what?

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In 1781, eight years before Washington was elected President, which man was elected 1st "President of the United States in Congress assembled."

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Which actress won the Academy Award twice before she was thirty years old?

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BONUS: In 399 BC, at the age of 70, Socrates was convicted and sentenced to death by drinking poison, for what crime?

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There are three countries of the world found in two continents each. Can you name them?

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This region was a kingdom of Czechoslovakia until the 15th century, when it passed to Hungary and then to the Hapsburgs. It became the core of the new state of Czechoslovakia in 1918. Today the name can refer to certain artistic intellectuals. Which regio

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What is the world's largest inland sea?

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Feb. 25, 1964, young boxing phenomenon Cassius Clay first gained the heavyweight title when he knocked out which champion?

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a. Which 19th century Austrian monk is noted for his experimental work on heredity? b. What kind of plant did he use in his basic work on heredity?