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Random Trivia :
Who discovered penicillin?
Neil deGrasse Tyson
Alexander Fleming
Louis Pasteur
Gregor Mendel
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General Trivia:
What year was the first iPhone released?
2003
2008
2005
2007
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Trivia! What is THIS piece of medieval siege weaponry called?
Ram.
Catapult.
Ballista.
Trebuchet.
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Trivia: How many curves are in a standard paper clip?
1
2
4
3
5
Trivia: In which hand is the Statue of Liberty's torch?
Right
Left
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Useless Trivia: Which President made Thanksgiving a national holiday?
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Teddy Roosevelt
Thomas Jefferson
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Trivia: T/F: Apples float on water!
True
False
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Trivia: Which planet is nearest the sun?
Neptune
Venus
Earth
Mercury
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Trivia: Out of which vegetable were Jack O' Lanterns originally made?
turnips
carrots
onions
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Trivia: McDonald's' Filet-o-Fish sandwich is made from...
Tyson chicken
Atlantic tuna
Alaska pollock
New England codfish
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Trivia! North Carolina was the ___ state to sign the Constitution.
8th
6th
last
12th
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TRIVIA: Where in the body is fat mainly digested?
Stomach
Mouth
Small intestine
Large intestine
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Useless Trivia: WHY was the 4th Thursday in November picked for Thanksgiving?
To ensure most northern states would have snow on the ground
That is when the very 1st Thanksgiving took place
It is directly between Halloween and Christmas
To make the Christmas shopping season longer
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Useless Trivia: How long should it take to cook a 20 pound turkey at 325 degrees?
8 hours
4 hours
6 hours
2 hours
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Science Trivia: What is NOT part of a plant cell?
Vacuole
Bacteria
Cell Wall
Chloroplast
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SpongeBob trivia: What is the name of SpongeBob's pet snail?
Kenny
Nancy
Dennis
Gary
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Trivia: Salem is the capital of which US state?
Delaware
Georgia
Illinois
Oregon
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Final Trivia! How would a projectile on the Moon be different than one thrown on Earth?
It's illegal to throw things on the moon.
It would go farther and higher.
It would move VERY slowly.
It would just float off into space since there's no gravity.
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Trivia: How many colors of M & M's are there?
25
37
18
6
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Trivia: How fast does a space shuttle need to travel to exit Earth's atmosphere?
About 10,000 mph!
About 17,500 mph!
About 14,000 mph!
It's gotta be like, 100mph!
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Trivia: Who wrote Julius Caesar, Macbeth and Hamlet?
Robert Louis Stevenson
Descartes
Hans Christian Andersen
William Shakespeare
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Trivia: Did Neil Armstrong put his left or his right foot on the moon first?
Right
Left
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Trivia! Which sport below
DOESN'T
uses the concepts of projectile motion?
Curling.
Archery.
Badminton.
Frisbee.
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Trivia: What country gave Florida to the USA in 1819?
Mexico
Spain
Britain
France
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Trivia: Which nation was the first to ratify the United Nations charter in 1945?
Czechoslovakia
Portugal
United States
Nicaragua
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Trivia: Which of the following does NOT grow on a tree?
Avacado
Olive
Eggplant
Pears
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Trivia: How many squares are there on a chess board?
64
81
100
50
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Trivia: Who was the 3rd President of the United States?
Donald Trump
Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
James Madison
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Trivia: what is the LARGEST state in the United States?
California
Florida
Texas
Alaska
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Trivia: Who painted the Mona Lisa?
Pablo Picasso
Vincent Van Gogh
Leonardo da Vinci
Michelangelo
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Trivia: What is Whoopi Goldberg's real name?
Diana Ross
Caryn Johnson
Diana Keaton
Elizabeth Taylor
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Speed Trivia: How many edges does a cube have?
12
8
14
10
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Trivia: What is a Granny Smith?
A favorite teacher
A breed of cat
An old gamer
A type of apple
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Trivia: Who was Teddy Roosevelt's Vice-President from 1905-1909?
Harry Truman
Dan Quayle
John Adams
Charles Fairbanks
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Trivia: Which is the only mammal that can't jump?
Hamster
Elephant
Seal
Giraffe
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Trivia: Where does the British Prime Minister live?
Buckingham Palace
Big Ben
Tower of London
10 Downing Street
