Popular Trivia Questions

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TV show about a genius who can become anyone that he wants to be.

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Who was the author of the 1961 classic of science-fiction, "Stranger in a Strange Land"?

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If the temperature centigrade increases by 10 degrees, by how much does the temperature Fahrenheit increase?

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Of all African nations, this country most successfully avoided European colonization. Except for a short period of occupation by Italy from 1935-1941, this country has remained independent for more than 2000 years. Which country is this?

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What is the traditional gift for a 25th wedding anniversary?

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Which of these things found in the Olympics moves the fastest? Ice hockey puck, bobsled, luge, or speed skier?

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The name for the text of an opera comes from the Italian phrase meaning little book. What is this word?

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Patty Hearst was kidnapped on February 4, in what year?

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In what year was the Fair Labor Standards Act signed into law in the United States?

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I'll give you the slogans of certain magazines. Name the magazine's title. a. "The Magazine of Western Living." b. "Jazz, Blues, and Beyond." c. "Founded by Benjamin Franklin"

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What 2000s fad involved wearing colored silicone wristbands called 'jelly bracelets'?

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What brand of jeans was originally designed for gold miners during the California Gold Rush?

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When this person visited San Francisco for one day in September of 1987, it cost the city over $1 million. Who was this visitor?

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This Hungarian musician, who lived from 1811 to 1886, was a romantic composer and perhaps the greatest pianist of all time. During his lifetime he was considered a public idol. His most famous works include his 20 Hungarian Rhapsodies. Who was he?

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She began her Hollywood career with bit roles in the 1930's. She became a star in the 40's, performing in dozens of films. She turned her attention to radio in the late 40's, and from 1951 to 1957 she starred in a T.V. show. Who was she?