Today's Trivia Questions

10

The largest mammal that ever lived weighs more than 100 tons. What kind of animal is this?

53

What is the nitrogen cycle process called that must occur before adding fish to a new saltwater tank?

14

Released October, 1991 was a retrospective musical album, called Two Rooms , with performances by Rod Stewart, Sting, George Michael, Jon Bon Jovi, and others, featuring songs written by which talented songwriting team?

3

Which big basketball fan directed the films Malcolm X and Do the Right Thing?

14

What was the name and nationality of Mia Farrow's adopted daughter and Woody Allen's one-time love interest?

17

In which 2001 film does an 11-year-old orphan discover he is a wizard, attend Hogwarts, and, with his friends Ron and Hermione, unravel a mystery involving a magical object that can grant immortality, also known as 'The Sorcerer's Stone' in the United States?

3

What does the acronym LAN stand for in networking?

11

Located on the Thames River opposite Windsor is the largest and most famous of England's public schools. It was founded by Henry VI in 1440. What's the name?

13

What is the name of the complex molecule that carries oxygen in the blood and gives blood its characteristic red color?

1

Which too-skinny chick was the world's most famous model in 1967? ... and ... bonus point... what was her real name?

1

What is the name of the TV quiz show where celebrities occupied the spaces on a Tic-Tac-Toe board?

1

The Chinese are generally given credit for how many of these three inventions: the abacus, gunpowder, the magnetic compass?

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When he graduated from high school in 1917, he chose journalism instead of college and spent seven months as a newspaper reporter. While driving a Red Cross ambulance in Italy in 1918 he was severely wounded by shrapnel. Who was he?

3

Which one of these cities is called the "Eternal City"? Paris, Rome, Athens, or Jerusalem?

7

The shortest French word with all five vowels is the word meaning bird. What is it?