Popular Trivia Questions

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Can you recall the name of the 1961 film which was coincidentally the last film made by both Clark Gable and Marilyn Monroe?

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What do you call the disease marked by uncontrollable sleepiness and attacks of brief sleep, even while standing or moving?

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This one time Ivory Soap box model starred in the X-rated film, Behind the Green Door. Who is it?

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Can you name the four U.S. state capital cities named after U.S. Presidents?

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Around 4000 years BC, in the lower Tigris and Euphrates valley, the Sumerians developed a form of writing using hundreds of wedge-like strokes and characters, which were symbols for words and syllables. What was this writing called?

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In which year were the Olympics Games first carried live on television? margin: +/- 4 years

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Meant as a satire of skin magazines, a certain male actor posed nude in the April, 1972 edition of a certain magazine. Which actor, and which magazine?

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Which person, in 1900, published a book called, "The Interpretation of Dreams" ?

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What food is made from vegetable oil, egg yolks, and lemon juice, and is possibly named after a town in Spain?

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The world's first postage stamp was issued in 1840, in which country?

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In which country were each of these music makers born? a. Wolfgang Mozart? b. Frederic Chopin? c. Laurence Welk?

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What is the name of the John Philip Sousa march named after a famous newspaper?

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In the year 79 A.D. a prosperous Italian city of villas, temples, theaters, and baths disappeared after the eruption of a volcano. Which city, which volcano?

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Can you give the decibel levels of each of the following sounds: within 10 a. Normal conversation b. Jet plane takeoff c. Live loud rock music

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James Bond is known as secret agent 007. What does the prefix "00" signify?