Popular Trivia Questions

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What part of the Bible is known as the 'Decalogue'?

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What West Indies country lies at the eastern end of the island of Hispaniola?

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In the summer of 1996, which major company unveiled 100 brand new television commercials during the seventeen days of the Atlanta Olympic game coverage?

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According to ancient and medieval philosophy, after the four elements of earth, air, fire, and water, the fifth and highest essence, thought to be the substance of the heavenly bodies and all things, was called by what essential name?

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The international airport in Rome is named after which versatile genius?

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What ruler was margarine invented for?

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Which of these three cities is located closest to New York? Moscow, Buenos Aires, or Honolulu?

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In 1982, the same year that Dustin Hoffman played the role of a woman in the motion picture Tootsie, Julie Andrews played a male singer in another movie. What was the title of that film?

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In this 1974 film, a very versatile actor, in one of his earlier roles, played the role of a foul-mouthed, self-destructive and controversial stand-up comedian. What was the film title, and which actor played him?

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Truly mid-life: according to life expectancy charts in this country, which age is truly the mid-point of the average person's life? i.e. your life expectancy equals the number of years you've already lived?

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Which language is named after a continent?

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America's first home made production sports car was released in 1953. What kind of car was it?

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What is the primary material component of most of the world's paper money?

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In 1983, six years after Saturday Night Fever became a giant hit, its sequel was released, once again starring John Travolta in the role of dancer Tony Manero. What was the title of that film?

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Which California city was named after a horticulturist who developed hundreds of varieties of flowers, fruits and vegetables?