Random Trivia Questions

7

How many time zones does Russia span?

20

What is the highest possible score you could get in a game of bowling without throwing even one strike?

5

What was the automobile speed record for one running mile, in 1906? Was it closer to 25 miles per hour, 75 miles per hour, or 125 miles per hour?

19

Ask one or both parts a. Which piano player starred in a television advertisement for Diet Coke? b. Which piano player starred in a television advertisement for Diet Pepsi?

11

This television series, involving the good guys against the bad guys, had won more awards than any other dramatic series ever, yet was cancelled by NBC in the year 1987. Which show was it?

16

What product did the Grey Poupon company begin producing in 1777? (2 words)

9

In 1986 Spike Lee wrote, directed, and edited his breakthrough film, a comedy, with a budget of $160,000, and he did it in 12 days. What was the title of the film?

2

He lived a gay, flamboyant life, and died amidst rumors about the cause of his death. The well-known pianist and entertainer, Wladziu Valentino Liberace was born in which of these countries - USA, Poland, Italy, or Czechoslovakia?

15

What was the only part of the current United States invaded by the Japanese during WWII?

29

What is the chemical symbol for gold?

14

The statement, "The right of citizens to vote shall not be denied because of sex" became a part of the U.S. Constitution in what year? Was it 1787 when the constitution was written, or as an amendment in 1865, 1920, or 1945?

2

Which of these electric appliances consumes the most electricity per hour of use? A television, dishwasher, or toaster?

1

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

7

Name the authors of each of these novels which went on to become films: a. The Bonfire of the Vanities b. The Firm? c. The French Lieutenant's Woman

4

If you raise 3^100, what will be the units digit of the answer?