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Europa orbits which planet?
The Latin name for sun is...
Trivia - Greek Gods, Astronomy, History, Teams
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The Latin name for sun is...
Smilax
Sol
Sul
Rubran
2
Europa orbits which planet?
Neptue
Jupiter
Mars
Venus
3
How many Earths would fit inside Jupiter?
1,500
one million
1,000
150,000
4
Largest known star is...
Westerland K-9
Westerlund 1-26
Westerlund K345
Northern K-26
5
One of the greatest Hockey players of all time, Wayne Gretzky, played for what team in the 80s?
Indianaolis Racers
Los Angeles Kings
Edmonton Oilers
6
Which character in Greek mythology died when he flew to close to the sun and melted his wings ?
Theseus
Medusa
Icarus
Perseus
7
Around 1790 Spanish explorers, and later Captain George Vancouver, discovered what state?
Washington
Oregon
Vancouver
California
8
In 1922, the BBC was formed, what does BBC stand for?
Better Broadcast Corp.
British Broadcast Corp.
Badmition Broadcast Corp.
9
South Africa's new prime minister in 1989 started to dismantle apartheid, what was his name?
F.W. deKlerk
Robert Ingram
Randell Clark
Nelson Mandela
10
The first World Cup for Soccer (Football) was held in which country in 1930?
Brazil
Panama
Equador
Uruguay
11
Which popular entertainer was inducted into the US army in 1958?
Jim Morrison
Ringo Starr
Elvis Presley
Bing Crosby
12
Which hero killed the Gorgon, Medusa ?
Romulus
Perseus
Zeus
Artemis
13
After being taken hostage at the American Embassy in Tehran, Iran in 1979, hostages for???
250 days
600 days
365 days
444 days
14
What was the first U.S. National Monument?
Statue of Libertry
Grand Canyon
Devils Tower
15
In ancient Greek mythology, who was the famous winged male messanger who served all gods ?
Hemmnes
Hermes
Romulus
Hypothesis
16
How many total olives, olive leaves, stars and arrows are there in the Great Seal of the U.S.?
52
13
37
17
Which planet has the strongest winds?
Neptune
Earth
Pluto
Mars
18
The Greeks called the goddess of the hunt Artemis. What was the Roman name for this goddess ?
Hestia
Aphrodite
Diana
Hera
19
What two planets rotate clockwise?
Uranus/Mercury
Venus/Mars
Venus/Uranus
Saturn/Venus
20
In 1935, the first Pacific Airmail delivery was made by what vehicle?
the Seaway Clipper
the jeep
The China Clipper
21
Which four Presidents' faces are chiseled on Mount Rushmore?
Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln, Roosevelt
Washington, Lincoln, Madison, Adams
Washington, Jefferson, Adams, Lincoln
22
In 1936, Jesse Owens won 4 Gold medals at the Summer Olympics in what city?
Berlin, Germany
Tokyo, Japan
Athens, Greece
London, England
23
What is the usual occupation of the leprechaun of Irish Legend ?
shoemaker
banker
tailor
seamtress
24
Which hero did Ariadne, the daughter of the great King Minos, help to escape from the Labrinth?
Icarus
Theseus
Diana
Ares
25
What is the coldest known place in the universe?
Boomerang Newsome
Boomerang Newton
Nebula Orion
Boomerang Nebula
26
In 1999, Boris Yeltsin resigned as President of Russia, who replaced him?
Vladimir Putin
Gorbechav
Vladimir Crensheko
27
Name the race of warrior women, famed for their exploits in the Trojan war and ruled by a queen
Medusa
Amazons
Muses
Romans
28
In 1948, NASCAR held its first race for modified stock cars where?
Myrtle Beach
Indianapolis
Daytona Beach
Carlsbad
29
Oberon orbits which planet?
Uranus
Venus
Neptune
Mercury
30
Who was the ancient Egyptian god of the sun ?
Ra
Sul
Ram
Sol
31
Iran was first called Iran in 1935, what was it previously known as?
Jordan
Persia
Euphrates
Israel
32
What did the Kon-Tiki expedition set out to prove in 1947?
settlement of Japan
settlement of Tuvia
settlement of Guam
settlement of Polynesia