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Trivia 12/6 DID YOU KNOW ... The term used to describe a group of pelicans is a "Scoop". 1. In the old days, what did a Sutler do for an Army ? 2. Define ephemerality ... 3. What is Germany's largest port? a. - Rotterdam b. - Brennen c. - Hamburg d. - Antwerp 4. Fill in the Blank ...

Trivia 12/5 DID YOU KNOW ... Some claim that an early UFO sighting occurs in the Bible, when the prophet Ezekiel describes a "great cloud with fire enfolding itself, a wheel in the middle of a wheel d that descended and fired lightning bolts into the earth ." 1. Which "Harry Potter"...

Trivia 12/4 DID YOU KNOW ... While they are hibernating, bears do not urinate. Their bodies convert waste into protein. 1. What desert is located partly in China and partly in Mongolia ? 2. Where is the United States Air Force Academy located ? (Looking for city & State) 3. Where was...

Trivia 12/3 DID YOU KNOW ... Before Maine became the 23rd state in 1820, it was a part of Massachusetts 1. Name the hormone secreted by the gland in the pancreas ... a. - Insulin b. - Adrenaline c. Both d. - Neither 2. Who wrote the novel, "Jaws" ? 3. What "...ite" mineral is...

Trivia 12/2 DID YOU KNOW ... Walt Disney earned 59 Academy Award nominations during the course of his career. 1. Who played the part of the Pinball Wizard in the 1975 film, "Tommy"? 2. In what type of large enclosure might you confine birds allowing their display as well as good living...

Trivia 12/1/25 DID YOU KNOW ... The country with the highest rate of drunk driving deaths is South Africa. Nearly 6 out of every 10 fatalities (58 percent) on South Africa's roads are due to alcohol. By comparison, in the United States, 31 percent of all road deaths are linked to alcohol.[...

Sunday Special - DID YOU KNOW Revisited September 1. Owls hold the record for the greatest ____ ________ of any animals. 2. A group of cats is called a “C______.”[ 3. The original recipe for chocolate contained _____ ______ instead of sugar. 4. ____ ; Swanson sells its first "TV Dinner"...

Trivia 11/29 DID YOU KNOW ... 1. According to the website "Animal-World," there are four types of cats. Which of these four types are the "wild" cat species? a. - hybrid cat breeds b. - natural cat breeds c. - exotic cats d. - mutation cat breeds 2. What city is capital of Illinois ...

Trivia 11/28 DID YOU KNOW ... 1. In which of the Fifty is the Vidalia Onion native ? a. - Texas b. - Colorado c. - New York d. - Georgia 2. Who was Prince Charles' godfather? 3. What item of clothing are plimsolls? 4. What do you call the chemistry of carbon compounds? ( Hint ...

Trivia 11/27 DID YOU KNOW ... Horses cannot breathe through their mouth, only through their nose. 1. In the Southern USA, What two vegetables are traditionally eaten on New Year's Day? 2. Complete the song title ; "Me and You and a Dog Named ____"... 3. Who is Mariska Hargitay's famous...

Trivia 11/26 DID YOU KNOW ... According to Sting, the song "Every Breath You Take" is not a love song. It is a song about possession and control. 1. Definition ; apostasy (Hint ; Religious Term) 2. If I tell you my house has an inglenook, where would you expect to find it? a. - over a...

Trivia 11/25 DID YOU KNOW ... Otis Redding forgot what he supposed to sing during "Sittin on the Dock of the Bay," so he improvised the now iconic whistle . 1. Tides are the periodic rise and fall of which of these areas of water? a. - Ocean b. - Large Lake c. - Both d. - Neither 2...

Trivia 11/24 DID YOU KNOW ... A lock of Abe Lincoln's hair sold for $81,250 in 1999... 1. Who wrote "Hotel California" by The Eagles? a. - Don Felder b. - Glenn Frey c. - Don Henley d. - All of them 2. Stephanie Clifford was much in the news regarding a relationship she may have had...

Sunday Special - Animal Group Names - A to Z Some animals are known by numerous group names, which are listed... You only need to come up with one of the possible choices... What do you call a group of .... 1. Ants 2. Bats 3. Caterpillars 4. Dolphins 5. Eagles 6. Flies 7. Giraffes 8...

Trivia 11/22 DID YOU KNOW ... Simon and Garfunkel fought endlessly while recording "Bridge over Troubled Water." Garfunkel wanted Simon to sing it, and Simon hated Garfunkle's ending line ""Sail on, silver girl." 1. The Kentucky Derby is held in which city? 2. What sort of critter is a...

Trivia11/21 DID YOU KNOW ... The Philadelphia Mint can make 1.8 million coins an hour, 32 million coins per day, and 13.5 billion coins every year. The Philadelphia facility is the largest mint in the world. 1. Which athlete, humanitarian and cancer activist was born July 28, 1958 in...

Trivia 11/20 DID YOU KNOW ... There’s a condition in which your body can brew alcohol. Auto-brewery syndrome is a very rare condition which occurs when certain bacteria and yeasts in the gut break down carbohydrates into ethanol. 1. What sort of critter was the extinct Gigantopithecus ...

Trivia 11/19 DID YOU KNOW ... A group of lizards is called a "lounge." 1. What is the character name of the teenage prostitute played by Jodie Foster in the 1976 movie "Taxi Driver"? a - Ingrid b. - Isabella c. - Inez d. - Iris 2. In his song, what bird did "Little" Jimmy Dickens...

Trivia 11/18 DID YOU KNOW ... In Africa, 1 out of every 22 women dies during childbirth or pregnancy. 1. Jim Parsons and Iain Armitage both portray which sitcom character at different stages in his life? 2. Militarily speaking, what do the initials "K.P." mean? 3. While we are on...

Trivia 11/17 DID YOU KNOW ... By the end of the 20th century, one out of every eight American workers had at some time been employed by McDonald's . 96% of Americans had visited a McDonald's at least once . 1. Founded in 1967 under a different name,, the Denver Nuggets were originally...