Popular Trivia Questions

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Lake Tahoe has only one outlet. Into which body of water does Lake Tahoe flow?

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In a non-leap year, what month and date can be called the exact "middle day" of the year?

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In 1993, the Nobel Peace Prize was shared by two former political adversaries in Africa. Who are these people?

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This city, located on the James River, was capital city of the Confederacy from 1861 to 1865, and is capital of its state today. Which city is it?

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Where did each of these people play their college basketball? a. Michael Jordan b. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar although under a different name c. Magic Johnson

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Which royal person went to the Place de la Revolution on January 21, 1793, where he had his head removed by guillotine?

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What is the largest Protestant denomination in the United States?

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The world's longest continuous hiking trail is located in the U.S., and is called the Appalachian Trail; it extends over 2,000 miles, from which state in the North to which state in the South?

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If you were to list all the countries in the United Nations in alphabetical order, which country would be first on the list, and which would be last?

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Groucho Marx played the role of Prime Minister Rufus T. Firefly in which 1933 comedy with an animal title?

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Which actor starred in the films, Stand and Deliver, Young Guns, and La Bamba?

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Who was the first President to visit all the existing states of the United States while in office?

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Clint Eastwood directed and starred in the 1971 film, Play Misty for Me. What was the occupation of his character in the film?

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During the 1980's three Oscar-winning films contained the name of a person in the title. Name these films.

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The Guiness Book reports that the most money anyone ever received for recording commercials was in 1988, when Pepsi Cola paid someone $12 million to do four TV commercials for them. Who was the recipient of this lucrative contract?