Popular Trivia Questions

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Almost three-fourths of the gambling revenue in casinos comes from which form of gambling?

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What is the southernmost national capital city in the world?

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Three of the highest rated shows of the 90's were all on NBC. What were they?

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What is the scientific name for the unit of heat required to raise the temperature of 1 gram of water by 1°C?

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Which too-skinny chick was the world's most famous model in 1967? ... and ... bonus point... what was her real name?

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He was an 18th century Venetian adventurer, author, gambler, spy, and seducer of women. Today his name can describe any womanizing male. Who was he?

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Name the films with people's names in the title: a. 1980 film in which Goldie Hawn enlists in the army? b. 1976 interpretation of a medieval story starring Sean Connery and Audrey Hepburn? c. Bawdy 1963 film about an adventurous 18th Century Englishman

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These two words have the same meaning, but are called by different names. In both cases they refer to a narrow inlet of water forming a long narrow lake. How are they called in Norway and in Scotland?

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What are the first three books of the New Testament?

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What is the world's largest inland sea?

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Jodie Foster won the Best Actress Academy Award in 1988 and 1991, for her roles in what two films?

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Where did Mother Teresa run a leprosy clinic from 1950 until her death in1997?

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If a rubber band weighs 40 milligrams, how many of them will weigh one kilogram?

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England's first and second Civil Wars took place in what six-year range? Name any year, and if it's within 10 years, o.k.

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Can you name the Persian poet, astronomer, and mathematician from the 11th century whose epic poem, Rubaiyat, which deals with nature and love, is well known throughout the world?