Today's Trivia Questions

9

The actress Goldie Hawn made her national debut in what famous TV show from the late 1960's?

1

There are at least six countries in Europe whose name contains the word "Land." Two of them are Finland and Ireland. Can you name three others?

5

In 1936, Hialeah in Florida was the world's first horse race track to make use of what new innovation?

20

In 1985, Olympic basketball star Lynette Woodward made history when she became the first female member of a professional basketball team. Which team did she join?

19

Which country is the world's largest producer of bicycles?

9

Whose picture is on a $2 bill?

8

This music superstar had seven consecutive #1 hits on the Billboard charts from 1985-1988. Who was she: Madonna, Whitney Houston, Mariah Carey, or Janet Jackson?

20

1931 horror films: a. Which actor starred in the title role of the original 1931 film, Dracula? b. Who starred as Dr. Frankenstein's monster in the 1931 original of Frankenstein?

19

What new car line was introduced by General Motors in 1990?

5

Each of these words begins with the letter "G". a. An Italian boatman: b. A member of a college fraternity or sorority: c. The ridiculous name for the number: 10 to the 100th power:

52

What was the name of the Baltimore bridge that collapsed on March 26, 2024 after being struck by a container ship?

4

Which U.S. state's official song comes from a Broadway musical?

13

Who was the original host of NBC's "The Tonight Show" from 1954 to 1957?

5

The 1955 film The Blackboard Jungle was the first to feature a rock and roll song in the opening film soundtrack. The song was so popular that another film was made in 1956, with the song title as film title. Name this song classic from 1955.

12

In 1930's Hollywood, this film director overwhelmed Depression-era audiences with his lavish, gaudy, kaleidoscopic patterns of female dancers and inventive camera angles. Who was he?