Popular Trivia Questions

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Which small, prehistoric flying animal got its name from the Greek words meaning flying finger wing?

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The only country without a rectangular flag is which mountainous country in Asia?

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When this country was admitted to the United Nations in 1993, it became the smallest country represented there (in terms of both area and population). Which country is this?

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

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The flag of this country contains three horizontal bands: orange, white and green, with a wheel in the center, symbolizing the three main religions of the country. Which country is it?

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Which company has made the most money from the internet?

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Thirty years ago (April, 1967), the #1 hit on the pop music charts was a recording by father and daughter. Who were they, and what was the rather silly song title?

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In the 1980 film Raging Bull, Robert DeNiro played the role of which boxer?

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He was born in 1934 in Canada and his son was born in 1967 in London, England. Both father and son grew up to be popular actors. Who are they?

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This 320-island nation of the southwest Pacific Ocean with capital Suva was discovered in 1643 by Dutch navigator Abel Tasman, annexed by Great Britain in 1874, and became independent in 1970. What country is it?

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Which three cities are opening the latest major league baseball season with new stadiums?

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When he graduated from high school in 1917, he chose journalism instead of college and spent seven months as a newspaper reporter. While driving a Red Cross ambulance in Italy in 1918 he was severely wounded by shrapnel. Who was he?

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When he developed his Theory of Relativity, Albert Einstein was living in what capital city?

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Feb. 25, 1964, young boxing phenomenon Cassius Clay first gained the heavyweight title when he knocked out which champion?

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The title of the Oscar-winning 1994 film contained the name of its primary, fictional character. What was it?