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Trivia Week #16
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33.) How many different flavors are in a box of Froot Loops?
4
3
1
6
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34.) An invention that helps produce puffed cereal as quickly and cheaply as possible is known as a:
puffing gun
puffing bazooka
puffing rifle
puffing cannon
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38.) The Roman numeral for 25 is -?
XVI
XXI
VII
XXV
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30.) Frosted Flakes almost went with a mascot named what in 1950 over Tony the Tiger?
Freddie the Fish
Nate the Newt
Katy the Kangaroo
Elmer the Elephant
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5.) What is the fastest spinning planet?
Neptune
Saturn
Mercury
Jupiter
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26.) The word cereal derives from Ceres, the name of the Roman goddess of ____________.
harvest and agriculture
food and beverage
travel and tourism
gold and precious metals
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21.) AB positive is the rarest blood type.
True
False
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25.) Panther roars were used for
The Lion King
as lions weren’t loud enough.
True
False
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6.) What animal cannot shiver to stay warm, and have difficulty maintaining their body temperature on rainy days?
hippopotamuses
sloths
anteaters
porcupines
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7.) The 'G' on the Green Bay Packers helmet stands for what?
Green Bay
greatness
goal
gold
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41.) This NFL team lost Super Bowl 25 with a missed field goal at the very end of the game.
Buffalo Bills
Philadelphia Eagles
Green Bay Packers
New York Giants
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37.) William McKinley, the 25th President of the United States, was born in which state that borders Pennsylvania?
West Virginia
Ohio
New York
Maryland
13
23.) The longest tennis match lasted 11 hours and five minutes at the U.S. Open in 2010.
False
True
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10.) Which of the following produce items is actually considered a fruit and not a vegetable?
celery
avocado
potato
beet
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28.) Rice Krispies mascots Snap, Crackle and Pop briefly had a fourth brother named ________ in early 1950.
Pow
Whiz
Zap
Bang
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17.) Your brain is made up of 80% water.
True
False
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29.) Astronauts ate which cereal aboard Apollo 11, the first moon landing?
Corn Pops
Chex
Wheaties
Corn Flakes
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12.) It is considered rude to write in which colored pen in the country of Portugal?
blue
black
purple
red
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14.) The longest movie ever made lasts 85 hours and is titled:
"Over and Over Again"
"Eyes Wide Open"
"The Cure for Insomnia"
"The Awakening: Parts One and Two"
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8.) Not only does everyone have unique fingerprints, but humans also have unique ________-prints!
elbow
wrist
nose
tongue
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3.) Who was the first baseball player to hit a home run in the All-Star game, at Chicago’s Comiskey Park in 1933?
Stan Musial
Ty Cobb
Babe Ruth
Ted Williams
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9.) The tongue of a __________ is about two feet long and they can even lick the inside of their ears
giraffe
komodo dragon
zebra
anteater
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20.) Kansas City, Missouri, has more fountains than any other city in the world besides Rome.
False
True
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24.) Hurricanes north of the Earth's equator spin clockwise.
True
False
25
39.) What is the traditional wedding gift for a married couple's 25th wedding anniversary?
diamond
gold
silver
bronze
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32.) When General Mills first developed Cheerios, they were actually named:
Cheerioats
Oatey'os
Wheatie-os
Grain-os
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13.) If you add together all the numbers from 1 to 100 consecutively, they would total:
550
101
5,050
10,000
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19.) In football, a "3-4" defense includes 3 defensive linemen and 4 linebackers on the field of play.
False
True
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43.) https://www.thrillist.com/eat/nation/barnums-animal-crackers-cookies-ranked
Blue, yes
Red, yes
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11.) The Queen of England actually is the official owner of all of which animals in her kingdom?
doves
squirrels
rabbits
swans
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42.) Quarters are worth 25 cents! Which U.S. city produces quarters? (A "D" can be found on coins made here!)
Des Moines
Detroit
Denver
Dallas
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35.) Which of the following was one of the original Lucky Charms marshamallows that is no longer one?
red roses
blue diamonds
green leaves
yellow moons
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27.) What percent of Americans start the day with eating a bowl of cereal?
95%
83%
75%
50%
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22.) Elvis Presley was one of the largest private donors to the Pearl Harbor memorial.
True
False
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4.) The fastest recorded raindrop was _____ mph!
5
18
40
27
36
16.) The tongue is the strongest muscle in the human body.
True
False
37
18.) A hippopotamus is the only animal that cannot jump.
True
False
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40.) This U.S. state, with a capital of Little Rock, became the 25th state.
Kentucky
Arkansas
Alabama
Tennessee
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15.) It takes ___________ 450 total years to completely decompose.
plastic
styrofoam
paper
glass
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31.) Which of the following athletes has appeared on the most Wheaties boxes? 18 to be exact!
LeBron James
Michael Jordan
Tiger Woods
Ken Griffey, Jr.
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1.) On the South Atlantic island of Tristan da Cunha, what vegetable was once used as currency?
beets
potatoes
broccoli
carrots
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36.) World Pasta Day is celebrated on the 25th day of which month?
November
October
December
September
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2.) German Chocolate Cake gets its name from:
a baker whose last name was "German"
a kind of chocolate grown in Germany
the president of Germany
a German bakery