Popular Trivia Questions

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Michael Jackson claims that he modeled his dance moves and vocal styling on which soulful musical performer?

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Of the three political Kennedy brothers, John, Robert, and Edward (Teddie), which was the youngest?

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Which deaf person won the Oscar as Best Actress in 1986 and for which film?

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What is the northernmost city to host the Olympic Games?

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What is the name for the form of government controlled by a privileged, hereditary ruling class, generally resented by the middle and lower class.

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Which romantic British poet, about 200 years ago, wrote, "Water, water, everywhere, nor any drop to drink..." ? Browning, Byron, or Coleridge?

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In the 17-18th centuries he was employed by the British government to help stop piracy on the high seas, but he turned to piracy himself, was caught and executed in England. Who was he?

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It has served as a fortress, royal court, prison, torture chamber, place of execution, and museum since it was built by William the Conqueror over 900 years ago. What is it?

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What cold, rocky islands in the Atlantic Ocean about 400 miles north of Scotland are politically related to Denmark, even though their name sounds Egyptian?

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In the 1980 film Raging Bull, Robert DeNiro played the role of which boxer?

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November, 1997, which 19-year old British girl was set free by a judge in Cambridge Massachusetts, overturning her conviction for murdering a baby?

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The Grand Canyon was carved out of solid rock by the cutting action of what river?

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The word "joke" entered the English language in what year? 1670, 1770, or 1870?

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In 1940, seven months after the outbreak of World War II, Winston Churchill replaced which person as British prime minister?

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What computer game, first popular in the late 1980's, was advertised with the slogan, "The Jigsaw Puzzle that fights back"?