Popular Trivia Questions

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Linked with the northern part of the Greek mainland by the Isthmus of Corinth, what is the name for the peninsula which forms the southern part of Greece?

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In what year did Texas become second largest state?

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Which company in 1935 produced the first color photographic film: America's Kodak, Japan's Fuji, or Germany's Agfa?

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What, in Jewish history, has been referred to as the "House of Bondage"?

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Can you name three Jane Austin novels which have been turned into films?

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Possibly the largest Islamic mosque outside of Saudi Arabia is this giant structure built along the Atlantic Ocean in this African city with 5 million inhabitants. Which city?

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What alphabet is used for writing Russian and several other Eastern European languages?

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In order of area: What are the three largest countries in the world?

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In 1961, he was the first man launched into space. He was killed in 1968 while flying a routine aircraft training mission. Today he is buried within the Kremlin walls. Who is he?

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Let's say you take a 2,000 mile automobile trip, and you use five tires equally. How many miles does each tire use?

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After his conquest in Asia, Julius Caesar made what three-word Latin announcement to the Roman senate?

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Just minutes after Ronald Reagan was inaugurated as President on January 20, 1981, a historic event took place, involving the number 444. What was it?

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Which 19-20th century artist, son of the founder of a New York jewelry chain, applied the Art Nouveau style to stained glass windows, lamps, and other decorations?

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In America it's called the radio antenna. In Britain, it's called what?

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In 1582 Pope Gregory XIII sponsored a new solar calendar to replace an older calendar in effect since 46 BC, that had been introduced by what person?