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Trivia April 2020
Trivia April 2020
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Various categories of trivia. Game should last 45-60 minutes.
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4: One of the best songs of 1990, who sang the song "The Humpty Dance"
N.W.A.
Digital Underground
Run D.M.C.
Public Enemy
2
5: In American football, what is the position called of the player who snaps the ball to the quarterback?
left tackle
center
left guard
right guard
3
9: Where did the sport of curling originate?
Scotland
Ireland
Canada
Iceland
4
4: What is the Olympic motto?
refuse to lose
dare to be great
faster, higher, stronger
man's reach exceeds his grasp
5
9: Which of these animals were used in the 1900 Olympics?
pigeons
elephants
bears
camels
6
1: Select the correct title OR artist.
The Who
"Please Don't Go"
"Baby, I love you so"
KC & The Sunshine Band
7
10: Bootylicious has become an accepted word in the Oxford Dictionary thanks to a track of the same name by which group?
Girls' Generation
The Pussycat Dolls
Beyonce
Destiny's Child
8
7: Which country became independent on the basis of Islamic ideology?
Oman
Afghanistan
Saudi Arabia
Pakistan
9
10: What is Canada's national sport?
curling
lacrosse
ski jump
hockey
10
7: Which of the following films is
NOT
a Wes Anderson film?
Napoleon Dynamite
Fantastic Mr. Fox
Rushmore
Moonrise Kingdom
11
8: Who is the founder of modern chemistry?
Werner Heisenberg
John Dalton
Robert Bunsen
Antoine Lavoisier
12
7: What country boycotted the 1980 summer Olympics?
France
United States
Cuba
Russia
13
7: First published in 1988, The Alchemist is a best-selling novel by what Brazilian author?
Paulo Lins
Paulo Coelho
Jorge Amado
Clarice Lispector
14
6: Another one you probably know....who sang it?
Survivor
A-ha
Journey
Eurythmics
15
8: Stag Party was the name originally chosen for what popular men’s magazine?
Hustler
Playboy
G Magazine
GQ
16
9: Derry, Maine is the fictional town in which this author sets many of his stories.
Joe Hill
Alison Monroe
Stephen King
David Mitchell
17
5: Which planet is closest to the sun?
Earth
Venus
Mars
Mercury
18
2: Who is the only Disney princess inspired by an actual person?
Pocahontas
Mulan
Cinderella
Sleeping Beauty
19
1: What was the working title of Margaret Mitchell's 1936 novel
Gone With the Wind?
The Rhett Butler Affair
Tara
The Plantation
Ba! Ba! Black Sheep
20
4: Which lead actor's son had a cameo in
Seven?
Gwenyth Paltrow
Kevin Spacey
Brad Pitt
Morgan Freeman
21
3: In 1929, Mickey spoke his first words. What were they?
"Oh, hi!"
"hot dogs"
"Ding dang"
"hah-huh"
22
4: What novel is this famous first line from:
Call me Ishmael.
Invisible Man
Moby Dick
Lolita
Pride and Prejudice
23
4: In what round of the NFL draft was quarterback Tom Brady selected in?
6th
5th
3rd
1st
24
5: According to Forbes magazine in 2004, who was the first person to become a billionaire by writing books?
James Patterson
John Grisham
JK Rowling
Stephen King
25
2: Which country is famous for tulips?
Ireland
Belgium
Holland
France
26
10: Hans-Gunnar Liljenwall was the first Olympic athlete to be disqualified for drug use. Which substance did he use?
cocaine
alcohol
marijuana
steroids
27
9: Which of these female artists has won the most Grammy Awards with 27 total?
Aretha Franklin
Alison Krause
Beyonce
Alicia Keys
28
1: What is the capital of Brazil?
Brasilia
Sao Paulo
Rio de Janeiro
Natal
29
3: In George Orwell’s Animal Farm, what was the name of the pig leader?
Squealer
Napoleon
Old Major
Snowball
30
5: Guess this famous Olympian as his picture materializes.
Michael Phelps
Mark Spitz
Greg Louganis
Ryan Lochte
31
7: In what year did Disney acquire Star Wars?
2009
2007
2014
2012
32
8: What is the name of the spaceship the crew of astronauts used in
Interstellar
?
Courage
The Persistent
The Endurance
The Time Machine
33
10: Which foot did Cinderella's glass slipper fall off of?
left
right
34
2: Who is the only NFL player to have also played in the MLB World Series?
Deion Sanders
Jerry Rice
Joe Namath
Jim Brown
35
10: Ozone is present in which layer of the atmosphere?
troposphere
thermosphere
mesosphere
stratosphere
36
5: What Disney movie received the first ever Oscar nomination in the company’s entire history?
Cinderella
Dumbo
Snow White
Beauty and the Beast
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2: Guess the name of the actor as his face materializes?
Donald Glover
Will Smith
Morgan Freeman
Samuel L. Jackson
38
3: In what year were the first Air Jordan sneakers released?
1980
1989
1984
1987
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2: Select the correct title and artist combination.
Nine Inch Nails-Hurt
Pantera-Flood
Tool-46 & 2
Tool-Schism
40
7: The popular 1973 "Battle of the Sexes" was a tennis match between Bobby Riggs and which female tennis player?
Martina Navratilova
Billie Jean King
Chris Evert
Margaret Court
41
6: In what year was McDonald's founded?
1940
1954
1932
1963
42
9: Acrophobia is the phobia of?
clowns
heights
spiders
flying
43
3: How many bones in the adult human body?
200
206
188
209
44
3: Olympic gold medals are made
primarily
of what medal?
nickel
gold
copper
silver
45
8: Who is this one-hit wonder?
Soft Cell
Dexys Midnight Runners
Right Said Fred
Baha Men
46
8: Which is the only country to have played in every World Cup?
Spain
Brazil
Portugal
Italy
47
8: What black Olympian has been credited with "single-handedly crushing Hitler's myth of Aryan supremacy"?
Muhammad Ali
Jesse Owens
George Coleman Page
Usain Bolt
48
6: In what year was the original
Jurassic Park
released?
1996
1993
1999
1991
49
6: Guess this famous Olympian as her picture materializes.
Gabby Douglas
Aly Railman
Simone Biles
Kerri Struggler's
50
3: In what city did
Schindler's List
take place?
Krakow
Torun
Warsaw
Zakopane
51
9: How many Oscar wins did the movie "The Shawshank Redemption" get?
zero
seven
one
three
52
5: You know you've heard it, but what is the title of this song?
Italiano Speak Americano
Beep-bop for the Americanos
We No Speak Americano
Americano
53
1: Who is the youngest Disney princess?
Cinderella
Snow White
Aurora
Belle
54
4: Who said the famous quote ‘Knowledge is Power’?
Alexander Graham Bell
Albert Einstein
Sir Francis Bacon
Sir Marcus O'Reilly
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6: A silhouette of which player is widely recognized as the inspiration behind the official NBA logo designed in 1969?
Jerry West
Wilt Chamberlain
Larry Bird
Michael Jordan