Popular Trivia Questions

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The first Broadway "rock musical" opened in 1968 and became a film in 1979. What was the title?

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Which South American city is named “River of January”.

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During the great depression of the 1930's, encampments of poor and homeless people were often named after the President in office when the depression started. What were these homeless encampments called?

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Oliver Stone won the Academy Award as Best Director twice in a four year span: for a 1986 film and a 1989 film, both related to the same subject. What were the film titles?

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The witty former Presidential candidate Adlai Stevenson once said, "A politician is a statesman who approaches every question with an open ..." what?

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June 29, 1995 - The U.S. space shuttle Atlantis successfully docked with the Russian space station called what?

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Give two names for the Greek and Roman gods of wine and nature.

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If a bicyclist rides at 10 miles per hour for 10 minutes, and then speeds up to 20 miles per hour for the next 20 minutes, what is her average speed for this ride?

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What is the name of the feared Columbian cocaine king and head of the Medellin drug cartel?

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In the same way that humans are identified by their fingerprints, dogs are identified by what kind of prints?

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What battery chemistry, abbreviated LiPo, is most commonly used in high-performance RC vehicles?

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Which adventurous boy-toy was the top seller of the 1994 Christmas shopping season?

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Can you name two US state capital cities whose names end with the 5-letter Greek word for city?

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Of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, which one was cruel and sadistic?

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The first major English dictionary, called the Dictionary of the English Language, was issued in 1755 by the person considered the leading English writer of the late 18th century. Who was he?