Popular Trivia Questions

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a. What is Newton's first law of motion? c. What is Newton's second law of motion? b. What is Newton's third law of motion?

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Although this person had been already dead for over 25 years, he shared the Grammy Award for best record in 1991. Who was he?

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Which former national leader was sometimes called, "The Iron Lady?"

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Today you can buy this handy small item item for less than $1, but when Hungarian Laszlo Biro invented it in 1938, it was a revolutionary advance in the field of communication. What is it?

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The country of Italy includes two major islands. What are they?

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The 5 or 6 tallest mountains in the world, outside of Asia, are located in which two countries?

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LANGUAGE Almost one million people in the USA speak Tagalog. Which country is this language native to?

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Humorous poems, five lines long, probably originated in which county of Ireland?

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She was born in New York City in 1909. She starred in films from the 1930's into the 1970's, and she has been called the first lady of American musical comedy. What is her name?

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According to the plot of this revolutionary 1927 film, an orthodox cantor wants his rebellious son to follow in his footsteps. Name the title, lead actor, and the significance of this film?

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In which cities are these universities located? a. Yale b. Duke University c. Catholic University?

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There are eight states with two-word capital cities. Can you name the three which begin with the letters B, C, & D?

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Between 1899 and 1902, in a far-away land at least 6,000 miles from Europe, the British and the Dutch fought a war. What was the name of this war?

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What was the name of the 1987 film which starred Danny Devito and Richard Dreyfuss, playing aluminum-siding salesmen in Baltimore?

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A "perfect number" is one in which the sum of the divisors of the number add up to the number. The first "perfect number" is 6, because its divisors are 1,2,3. What is the second perfect number?