Other Trivia

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Can you name the five state capital cities which begin with the letter, "A"?

12

Located on Threadneedle Street, in the City of London, it was founded in 1694 and nationalized in 1944. What is it?

18

In terms of his sports success, his potential as an athlete, and his commercial endorsements, which person did Time Magazine (12/99) call the most ubiquitous (he's everywhere) athlete since Michael Jordan?

13

What type of automobile was named for those 19th century covered wagons that carried passengers from the train station to their hotel?

8

Which Japanese technology company was named after the English phrase, Service and Games?

3

What is the main food product for about half the people of the world?

3

The famous dish known as the Caesar Salad was invented in the early part of this century by a chef in a restaurant in which North American city?

16

Which planet is named for the Roman god of the underworld?

19

What kind of beverage was invented for, and named after, the athletes at the University of Florida?

19

What common objects, that most of us carry around much of the time, measure about 6 inches in length and about 2.5 inches in width?

17

What is the world's smallest ocean ?

4

Geography of Britain and Ireland: a. Fashionable horse racing site near London? b. Scottish city near the north sea oil rigs? c. Which form of poetry is named after an Irish city?

9

What kind of ground covering derived its name from the U.S. space program?

3

The largest sculptures in the world are 90 feet high, on the face of Stone Mountain, near Atlanta, Georgia. Which three people are depicted on these sculptures?

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Each of these four letter words begin with the same letter. Find the word: a. U.S. President b. Civil wrong c. Southwestern art colony