Popular Trivia Questions

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What name is given to the darkest part of a shadow cast by the earth or moon during an eclipse?

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How long is one lap of the Indianapolis motor speedway?

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In 1910, the US Congress passed the Mann Act, making it illegal for anyone to transport across state lines, for immoral purposes, ... what ...?

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

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When in December, 1996, his daughter asked him what he wanted for Christmas, he replied, "another Christmas." Who were they - father and daughter?

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In April, 1982, war broke out in a neutral location between two very unlikely enemies -- countries located almost 7,000 miles apart. Who were the opponents; where did they fight?

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Who was Queen Elizabeth's father -- the popular British King from 1936-1952?

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This British pop musician, born in 1940, had dozens of hits in Britain, but never met with great popularity in the USA. He is sometimes called the Elvis of England. Who is this superstar of British rock music?

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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?