Popular Trivia Questions

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In 1926, he flew to the North Pole; in 1929 he flew to the South Pole. In 1934 he lived alone near the South pole for five months. Who was he?

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At the end of each TV show, Jimmy Durante bid farewell to which person?

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This song, written by Bob Dylan in April,1962, became a famous protest song, perhaps the theme song of the 1960's civil rights movement. What's the title?

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In 17th Century England, official documents were tied or bound by a certain material, and as a result, today we have an idiom based on that fact. What is it?

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Around 2,000 years ago, Rome was considered the center of the world, but the city began to decline after this Roman Emperor transferred his capital to Byzantium in 330 A.D. Who was he?

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Elvis Presley's hairstyle was named after a woman - the favorite mistress of Louis XV. What was it?

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In 1729, the Chinese banned the smoking of what product?

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BONUS: The Beatles song most recorded by different artists was never released by the Beatles as a single record. What is the title of that song?

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What was the title of the 1993 film about a young boy with an incredible fastball pitch, who earns a spot pitching for the Chicago Cubs?

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What was the name of the person who called himself the Buddha, and in which country was the Buddha born?

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between 1839 and 1860 China and the Western world engaged in military clashes over what intoxicant?

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In the final months of 1992, the first MacDonald's restaurant in Africa opened in an exotic city bordering the Atlantic Ocean - the largest city in its country. What city was it?

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After her appearance at Hollywood's Coconut Grove in August 1963, one reviewer called her "The most fascinating young female singer to come along since Judy Garland." Who was she?

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This film's title included the name of the largest island in the Florida Keys. Name the film and two of the main stars of this film.

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The most-popular American football videogame franchise is named after which individual?