Today's Trivia Questions

10

This woman, whose husband was the President of the United States, died in 1982 at the age of 97 years old. What was her name?

5

Which British woman wrote and illustrated The Tale of Peter Rabbit in 1900?

18

In 1976 at what Olympic city did Nadia Comaneci score a perfect 10 in gymnastics?

14

What is the name for the study of the supernatural influence of numbers on human life?

4

Although this person had been already dead for over 25 years, he shared the Grammy Award for best record in 1991. Who was he?

17

The three largest cities of a certain U.S. state all begin with the letter "C." Name the state and three cities.

13

What was the largest denominations of US paper money ever printed: was it $1000, $5,000, or $10,000?

3

What is the Yiddish expression for being drunk?

13

He established a tire factory in Akron, Ohio in 1900. His rubber research allied him with Henry Ford and Thomas Edison, planting rubber forests and at the same time searching for substitutes for natural rubber. Who was he?

4

Which two countries reunited in 1976 after 22 years of separation and hostility?

5

One of the most famous paintings of all time is the Mona Lisa: a. In which museum is it currently located? b. What is the alternate name the Italian name for this painting?

15

Which European company introduced the home video recorder in 1972?

13

In a single-elimination sports tournament beginning with 64 teams, how many games are played altogether until only one team, the champion, remains?

74

Quebec premier Legault warned that US tariffs could cause the loss of how many Canadian jobs in his province?

4

The numbers game: if I said, 24 = h. in a d., you would say "hours in a day." See if you can figure out this one: 206 = b. in the h.b.