Saturday Trivia Night- 04

Question 1

He was the drummer before Ringo Starr was hired.

Accepted Answer

Pete Best

Question 2

The first 3D movie was invented in this decade.

Accepted Answer

1920s

Question 3

This was the band's first studio album.

Accepted Answer

Please Please Me

Question 4

This conglomerate publishes the National Post, Ottawa Citizen, the Sun, & is 66% owned by a New Jersey hedge fund.

Accepted Answer

Postmedia

Question 5

To set up Monopoly, each player receives this amount.

Accepted Answer

$1500

Question 6

In 2018 a 13 year old, Autumn Peltier, addressed the UN on this issue.

Accepted Answer

Water protection

Question 7

Greta Thunberg won Time's Person of the Year award in 2019.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 8

Alif the Unseen is a _____ with elements of fantasy, dystopian fiction, techno-thriller, and Islamic mysticism

Accepted Answer

novel

Question 9

In 1958, the first video game made its debut. What was its name?

Accepted Answer

Tennis for Two

Question 10

Invented in 1938, by Ruth Graves Wakefield, this baked good is now popular around the world.

Accepted Answer

Chocolate chip cookie

Question 11

Name this former Daily Show correspondent and current Netflix host:

Accepted Answer

Hasan Minhaj

Question 12

In Hickory, Dickory, Dock, which hour did the clock strike?

Accepted Answer

One

Question 13

"The National" is the flagship news program for this broadcaster.

Accepted Answer

CBC

Question 14

Before being named "The Beatles" some of the members performed under these names.

Accepted Answer

The Quarrymen, Johnny and the Moondogs, The Nerk Twins

Question 15

This actor played Popeye in the live action 1980 film.

Accepted Answer

Robin Williams

Question 16

She is Marvel's first Muslim superhero to headline their own book.

Accepted Answer

Ms. Marvel

Question 17

On August 17, 1966, the Beatles played in Canada for the final time in this city.

Accepted Answer

Toronto

Question 18

They took home the investigative journalism award in the 2019 Canadian Association of Journalists' annual conference.

Accepted Answer

Ricochet

Question 19

Even if you run as fast as you can, who will you fail to catch?

Accepted Answer

the Gingerbread Man

Question 20

A Canadian dentist, Michael Zuk, bought John Lennon's molar, for £30,000. He wanted to create a clone and raise him.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 21

Tan France became a main cast member in 2018 on this TV show.

Accepted Answer

Queer Eye

Question 22

Name the game.

Accepted Answer

Crokinole

Question 23

In 2012, headlines reported that maple syrup worth up to $30M was stolen in this province.

Accepted Answer

Quebec

Question 24

A common type of 3D book.

Accepted Answer

Pop-up Book

Question 25

What do you call this drink?

Accepted Answer

Cola, Soda, Pop, Soft drink

Question 26

Although you might include apples, peaches, and pears in your Animal Crossing fruit orchards, they are also these:

Accepted Answer

Members of the Rose (Rosaceae) Family

Question 27

This athlete holds the record for most gold medals, more than double the athlete in second place.

Accepted Answer

Michael Phelps

Question 28

Although its genesis was in the 1960s, the _______ became available to the public in 1991.

Accepted Answer

World Wide Web

Question 29

Which of the following is not a 20th century invention?

Accepted Answer

Tampon

Question 30

If you are particularly good at gardening, it's said that you have this:

Accepted Answer

Green thumb

Question 31

After the old lady swallowed a fly, what did she ingest next to catch it?

Accepted Answer

A spider

Question 32

This city hosted the first Olympics that allowed NHL players to be on the national hockey teams.

Accepted Answer

Nagano

Question 33

This game got its start on Kickstarter, comes in a 10kg box, and can be played by yourself, or with 2-3 friends.

Accepted Answer

Gloomhaven

Question 34

This multi award-winning activist has been published across the country, featured in a CBC doc & just released a book.

Accepted Answer

Desmond Cole

Question 35

Where does the Muffin Man live?

Accepted Answer

Drury Lane

Question 36

First recorded in the early 1200s, and now discounted as fictional, this woman managed to be made a Pope.

Accepted Answer

Joan

Question 37

Although the Star Trek version is shown here, this game uses hexagons for its board pieces.

Accepted Answer

Settlers of Catan

Question 38

Women were banned from participating. Only one woman was allowed to be a spectator. Who was she?

Accepted Answer

Priestess of Demeter

Question 39

Pop Tate's Chocklit Shoppe can be found here.

Accepted Answer

Riverdale

Question 40

Jacinda Ardern is the Prime Minister of which country?

Accepted Answer

New Zealand

Question 41

Peter Rabbit caused trouble in whose garden?

Accepted Answer

Mr. McGregor

Question 42

Malala Yousafzai won the Nobel Peace Prize in this year.

Accepted Answer

2014

Question 43

A shrinking bubble in a liquid that collapses, will reach a temperature 4x that of the sun's surface.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 44

Chess has this number of unique pieces.

Accepted Answer

6

Question 45

The widely accepted date for the first Ancient Olympics was this date.

Accepted Answer

776 BCE

Question 46

Zara Ghufran is a Bedouin rebel fighting against this force in Battlefield I.

Accepted Answer

The Ottoman Empire

Question 47

One of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, this garden in Babylon was unique for this reason:

Accepted Answer

It was hanging

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Saturday Trivia Night- 04

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