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Trivia Night - General Trivia
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Trivia Night Spring 2023 Theme: General Trivia Difficulty: Hard/Fun
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1
Which of these is illegal in South Dakota?
Sleeping in a cheese factory
Hunting in a cemetary
Telling a fortune teller where to dig for buried treasure
Carrying or collecting seaweed at night
2
In what modern day country would you find Petra, one of the 7 Wonders of the World?
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
Israel
Yemen
3
Plato asserted that man was "a featherless biped." Who disputed him by plucking a chicken of all it's feathers?
Diogenes
Descartes
Socrates
Plato
4
What is the singular word for spaghetti?
Spaghetti
Spaghetter
Spaghetto
Spaghett
5
What country is ruled by the longest-lasting royal family in the world?
Switzerland
England
Andorra
Monaco
6
Charles de Gaulle led Free France against Nazi Germany during World War II. What was his tenure as president of France?
1934-1944
1944-1960
1959-1969
1950-1956
7
Where in the human body would you find the medulla oblongata?
The stomach
The brain
The wrist
The lower back
8
What is the street address of the U.K Prime Minister?
177A Bleecker Street
10 Downing Street
1600 Pennsylvania Ave
221B Baker Street
9
Funambulism is another word for what?
Bungee jumping
Skateboarding
Skydiving
Tightrope walking
10
In the Bible, who is known as the father of "all who play stringed instruments and pipes" ?
Jubal
Zillah
Othniel
Nimrod
11
What is the name of Alan Rickman's character in the classic Christmas movie
Die Hard
?
Hans Gruber
Lionel Shabander
Karl Hoffmeister
Frank Benson
12
The Guinness Book of World records has a record for the fastest snail at 0.0098 km/hr. What was that snail's name?
Jules
Krypto
Turbo
Archie
13
There are only two elements that are liquids at room temperature. What are they?
Phosphorous and Neon
Flourine and Chlorine
Iodine and Xenon
Mercury and Bromine
14
Which of these is Pi to the 6th digit?
3.141465
3.148834
3.141672
3.141592
15
The first World Cup was held in 1930 in what country?
Uruguay
Brazil
France
Spain
16
In Swedish, a Skvader is a fictional creature that looks like a rabbit with what feature?
Horns
Antlers
A fedora
Wings
17
The great philosopher Monty Python once wrote: "No one expects the _____"
Consequences of their actions
Spanish Inquisition
Weight of authority
French Revolution
18
Each airplane has a "black box" - a device that records aircraft condition and performance. What color is it?
Black
Yellow
Gray
Orange
19
What city has the largest population of Greek people outside the country of Greece?
Los Angeles, CA, USA
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Toronto, Canada
Melbourne, Australia
20
What is the name of the British archaelogist who discovered Tutankhamun's tomb?
John J. J. Schmidt
Captain Jonathan Archer
T. E. Lawrence
Howard Carter