Popular Trivia Questions

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What common objects, that most of us carry around much of the time, measure about 6 inches in length and about 2.5 inches in width?

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During the height of Michael Jackson's reign as king of pop, and shortly after the fall of the iron curtain, young fans in which Eastern European country considered Michael to be almost a God?

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If someone suffers from the medical condition called scoliosis, what does that mean in simple terms?

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Which person, in 1983, wrote a book entitled "How To Live To 100 - or More" - and he did!

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For more than 40 years, the Empire State building was the tallest building in the world, until 1972, when "what" was built?

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Meher Baba, Indian God-Man who lived from 1894-1969, had a personal mantra or philosophical phrase which influenced the title of a 1988 pop musical hit. What was it?

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In 1973, which company produced the first successful computer arcade game, Pong?

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This word came to English from the Turkish and Persian languages, and referred to a beverage of sweetened, diluted fruit juice. Later in Europe this word referred to a carbonated drink. Today it refers to a fruit-flavored treat. What is this word?

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In what city that relatively recently hosted the Olympics was the hockey stadium built totally inside a mountain?

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The name of this music and dance style, a blend of jazz and samba, comes from the Portuguese language, and means "new trend." What is it?

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In 1978 Richard Adams' best-selling fantasy about a family of rabbits seeking a safe place to live was turned into one of the best animated feature films ever made. What's the title?

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What are the Greek and Roman names for the mythological God of the Underworld?

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Can you name a former California ghost town, now a revived tourist town, named after another state?

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Which actress played the role of Forrest Gump's mother?

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What's the difference between a turtle and a tortoise?