Today's Trivia Questions

20

The fans of which radio and television talk-show host call themselves "dittoheads" to signify their agreement with his conservative opinions?

19

Peru is bordered by five countries. In alphabetical order, name the first two.

16

What product did the Grey Poupon company begin producing in 1777? (2 words)

10

This chemical element makes up about 1/4 of the earth's crust; it is the main ingredient of sand, is the main ingredient of glass, is used in the making of computers, and can also be made into synthetic rubber. What is this element?

3

The unit of currency in modern-day Israel has the same name as the unit of currency used in Israel in ancient time. What is it?

4

In the Beatles' song, Michelle, what was the line sung in French?

4

In this card game played with a special deck of 48 cards, the combination of the queen of spades and jack of diamonds is very important. The name of the game might have come from the Latin, meaning two eyes. What game is this?

1

President George W. Bush's Vice President, Dick Cheney, served in what position on the cabinet of President George H. Bush?

18

This magazine, founded by Henry R. Luce, was published on a weekly basis in 1936. It ceased publication in 1972, but resumed in 1978 as a monthly magazine, and is still available today. What is it?

19

In the 1976 film, Network, frustrated television viewers were urged to stick their heads out of their windows and yell what angry cry?

15

In which country would you find the Bay of Pigs?

3

If a lion can consume 6 ounces of meat every 20 minutes, how many pounds can she consume in 2 1/2 hours?

5

What is the most sacred text in Judaism?

4

He was one of the founding members of the Beatles, but was fired from the group in August 1962, before the fab four made their first recording. What was his name?

12

The Chinese the French, and the Americans sometimes engage in xenophobia. What is this a fear of?