Other Trivia

12

Which model of Chevrolet car was a distinct non-seller in Puerto Rico and other Spanish speaking locations, because the name of the car model implied that it would not go. What was it?

7

What two tools used by communist industrial and agricultural workers were displayed on the flag of the Soviet Union?

18

The "East Side" of New York City refers to those Manhattan streets east of what numbered avenue?

15

Can you give the Greek and Roman names for the God of Wine and Fertility?

6

Which naturalized US citizen born in Taiwan pled guilty to downloading to tape 400,000 pages of nuclear weapons data without authorization, yet was set free yesterday and exonerated of stealing nuclear secrets (9.00) by a federal judge, with an apology!?

15

The words "almost" and "soon" are examples of which parts of speech?

2

The name of the smallest citrus fruit comes to us from the Chinese language. What is it?

13

According to UNESCO, within 5% margin of error, what percentage of the world's adults are illiterate?

20

According to the Guiness Book of World records, what is the oldest age at which any woman has given birth to a child? margin of error of 2 years

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?

19

What building, built around 1640, is generally considered to the the greatest architectural masterpiece to emerge from the Moghul empire?

8

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

4

Caloric content of common fruits: a. The fruit with the most calories, over 700 calories per pound, is the oily fruit of trees found in South America. Which one is it? b. The fruit with the least calories, around 70 calories per pound, is a fleshy, wate

4

This is one of the most popular participation sports in the world. Created by the British about 100 years ago, it can be played in any season or climate. It was first played as an Olympic sport in 1988. Which sport?

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?