Trivia Week #24

14.) Swimming through the oceans together, what is a group of stingrays known as?

40.) In 2022, this four letter girl's name was the most popular for babies to be named.

35.) Which food item would our ancestors associate with Easter since its shape seemed to represent someone praying?

42.) Many Star Wars fans celebrate the franchise's success every year on the 4th of what month?

6.) If you add up the numbers on every non-face card in a deck of cards, you would get a sum of:

20.) Bats always turn right when leaving a cave.

22.) There are only two countries in the world where Coca Cola does not exist.

17.) Nearly three percent of the ice in Antarctic glaciers is penguin urine.

19.) Your nose and sinuses produce almost one liter of mucus a day (which you swallow).

26.) Americans spend $1.9 billion on Easter candy. That’s the _________ biggest candy holiday after Halloween.

9.) In hockey, a player can receive a penalty that is each of the following minutes long EXCEPT for:

39.) Which of the following professional sports league's 4th part of their games is considered overtime?

30.) What egg shaped candy is the most popular made candy in the world with over 1.5 million made daily?

41.) This 4-letter city had the highest world population as of 2022.

29.) What yearly event has been hosted by the White House every year since 1878?

37.) Four Corners is location in which US states where you can stand in all four at the same time?

12.) Which television awards show recognizes the top musical artists and their performances within the past year?

24.) The all-time leading points scorer in NHL history is Washington Capitals' great, Alexander Ovechkin.

31.) The practice of painting eggs began in which European country as a way to connect to their gods of health?

25.) One of the region's Native American tribes named the state of Iowa, which means "majestic."

21.) Australia the largest producer of wool in the world.

3.) What creamy texture makes up the inside of a Three Musketeers candy bar?

13.) Ancestors from which European country first introduced broccoli to the United States in the 1800's?

23.) The quills on porcupines in Africa are as long as 3 pencils together.

16.) If you add the two numbers on the opposite sides of dice together, the answer is always 7.

8.) Which fast food chain was the highest grossing resturant (made the most money) in the past year?

1.) Author R.L. Stine wrote what famous children's mystery book series?

33.) Old superstition held that if you did what on Easter, you would have good luck for the rest of the year.

15.) What genre of music features a good rhythm, a catchy melody, and easy to remember lyrics that are two verses long?

4.) All members of the spider family have a total of how many legs?

5.) What game show has been on TV since 1972, making it the longest running game show on TV?

43.) https://www.gardeningchannel.com/most-popular-vegetables-to-grow/

36.) In many Asian cultures, which number is considered "bad luck" because it sounds close to their word for "death"?

2.) In which US state will you find Yellowstone National Park?

27.) 76% of Americans think the _________ of a chocolate bunny should be the first to be eaten.

28.) Egg dyes for Easter eggs were once made out of natural items except for which of the following?

18.) A snail can sleep for up to three months at one time.

11.) Known as the Red Planet, Mars gets its name due to the amount of what in its soil?

32.) Easter Sunday is always on the first Sunday following a _____ on or after March 21st (the first day of spring)?

7.) Actor Scott Weinger was the voice of Aladdin in the movie "Aladdin." On which 1990s hit TV show did he also star?

38.) Helping to write the US Constitution, he was the fourth president of the United States.

34.) Just Born Company, the creator of Peeps, can be found in what US state?

10.) Campbell's soup highest selling flavor of soup is: