Popular Trivia Questions

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Which 19th century French chemist, who discovered that diseases are caused by microorganisms, is considered the founder of modern microbiology?

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One of the finest Universities in England and one of the finest Universities in the USA are located in towns with the same name. Can you name these two schools?

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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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When Hugh Grant was caught in Los Angeles with a prostitute, it helped publicize his upcoming film with what title?

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Which New Testament woman can be considered either a woman whom Jesus cured of evil spirits, or a repentent prostitute who washed the feet of Jesus?

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George W. Bush was the second person to follow in his father's footsteps as President of the United States. Who was the first son of a President to become a President?

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What fragrant cosmetic is named for a city in Germany?

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In 1891 Mr. W.L. Judson invented a small metalic object that most people make use of, men a bit more than women. What was it?

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He was a warlike and despotic Aztec emperor from the 15th century. His own people despised him and rebelled against him, and the Spanish conquerors stole fabulous treasures from him and his people. What was his name?

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A couple of questions about Dr. Martin Luther King: a. Martin Luther King was minister of what church in what city? b. In what city was he assassinated?

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What is the largest selling brand of motorcycles, not only in the U.S., but in the world?

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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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Released October, 1991 was a retrospective musical album, called Two Rooms , with performances by Rod Stewart, Sting, George Michael, Jon Bon Jovi, and others, featuring songs written by which talented songwriting team?

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Each of these words or phrases begins with the letter H: a. To start an automobile by short-circuiting the ignition system b. Socrates' last drink: c. Exaggerated pride or self-confidence often resulting in retribution:

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In its basic form, this substance is a kind of soap, but when mixed with gasoline, it forms a deadly material used in flame throwers and incendiary bombs. What is it?