Popular Trivia Questions

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Can you name the world famous structure built in 1650 by the Emperor Shah Jehan in India as a mausoleum for his wife?

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What is the largest selling brand of motorcycles, not only in the U.S., but in the world?

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a. How many bones in the human body? b. Of these 206 bones, about 1/4 of them are located in which part of the human body?

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Which country suffered the most deaths of military personnel in World War II?

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By 1984, this singer/entertainer had sold around 100 million record albums and given over 2,000 live concerts, yet he was relatively unknown in the United States. Who is he?

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How many U.S. states' spellings end with the letters IA?

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Two of the ten most performed songs of all time by different entertainers are Beatles songs with a one word title. Can you name them?

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Ask one or both parts a. Which piano player starred in a television advertisement for Diet Coke? b. Which piano player starred in a television advertisement for Diet Pepsi?

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This actress, a regular on the popular TV hit show, Friends, has a hairdo which has spawned millions of look-alikes around the world. What is her name?

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This actor was knighted by Queen Elizabeth for services to drama. He preferred to be knighted with his stage name, rather than his real name, Maurice Micklewhite. Who is he?

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What company, producer of products worn primarily by men, was founded by men named Bradley, Voorhies, and Day?

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What three words, the motto of France, are found on most French coins?

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Which small, prehistoric flying animal got its name from the Greek words meaning flying finger wing?

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Which California city was named after a horticulturist who developed hundreds of varieties of flowers, fruits and vegetables?

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This 320-island nation of the southwest Pacific Ocean with capital Suva was discovered in 1643 by Dutch navigator Abel Tasman, annexed by Great Britain in 1874, and became independent in 1970. What country is it?