Random Trivia Questions

16

During the Vietnam War, North Vietnamese forces were able to move soldiers and supplies along the Ho Chi Minh Trail, which passed along the border of Vietnam and what two countries?

8

In a non-leap year, what month and date can be called the exact "middle day" of the year?

18

In 1988, 160,000 people attended the largest rock music gathering ever held in East Germany. The Communist newpapers hailed the American rock performer as a friend of the working class. Who was he?

6

Which facial style for men was named after a 17th century Flemish portrait painter?

19

What is the only month used in the NATO Phonetic Alphabet?

56

Which long-running American late-night talk and satirical news program has been hosted by figures such as Jon Stewart, Trevor Noah, and currently features a rotating lineup of hosts?

7

Pizza pies originated in what country?

14

Name a Shakespearean play containing TWO people's names in the title.

5

In April, 1990, former enemies signed a cease-fire agreement ending an eight-year civil war in which North American country?

12

What scripture do Muslims consider the words of God revealed to the Prophet Muhammad?

13

If the sales tax on a product rises by 1/4 %, and this tax increase causes you to pay an extra $10 on a purchase, what was the original price of the item?

10

Which 2001 horror parody film spoofs various horror tropes and films, including 'The Haunting' and 'Hannibal,' and features a group of characters trying to survive a haunted house orchestrated by a mad professor?

11

In 1996 the US Treasury Dept. introduced new counterfeit-proof paper money. What denomination of paper money was the first minted?

21

In which city can you find the point where Germany, France, and Switzerland all meet?

13

In the list of Oscar nominees for Best Actor in 1993, two of them played biographical roles. The films were Chaplin and Malcolm X. Name the nominated actors.