Today's Trivia Questions

1

According to the United Nations and international law, the territorial waters of most countries extend how many miles out to sea from their shorelines?

42

Which actor earned his first Oscar nomination for Best Actor for his role in the film 'Sinners'?

8

Can ocean vessels float from the Atlantic Ocean to Chicago?

16

Of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, which one was cruel and sadistic?

18

Which person was the U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations from 1971 to 1973, then later President of the United States?

2

This artist has been called vile, violent, decrepit, insensitive, moronic, homophobic, offensive, and repugnant, but his music work made him one of the stars of the year 2000. Who is he?

5

What are the Five Pillars of Islam?

3

In 1910, the US Congress passed the Mann Act, making it illegal for anyone to transport across state lines, for immoral purposes, ... what ...?

13

The title of which 1963 comedy with a super cast contained the same word repeated four times in a row? b. Name any one star.

17

On August 9, 1963, Jacqueline Kennedy gave birth to a son, who died 2 days later. What was his name?

4

During World War II, which country had the largest battleship (measured by tonnage)? Britain, Germany, Japan, or the United States?

5

The world's longest trade route connected China and India with the Mediterranean. For thousands of years camel caravans moved along this route transporting what most valuable commodity?

10

Which four stringed instruments make up a string quartet?

1

Which homosexual, cross-dressing, British heroin junkie was one of the world's most popular pop-music personalities of the 1980's and 1990's?

10

In the 1970's there was a Broadway musical entitled "Minnie's Boys." Her name was Minnie Schoenberg, and her sons' names were Leonard, Adolph, Julius, Milton, and Herbert. By what collective name were her sons bettter known?