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Trivia 10/9 DID YOU KNOW ... Grunions are the only fish which lay their eggs on land . 1. Name the villainess played by Uma Thurman. a. - Catwoman b. - Poison Ivy c. - Harley Quinn d. - Black Widow 2. What is Médecins Sans Frontières also known as? 3. Which of the Fifty is...

Trivia 10/8 DID YOU KNOW... Earlobes have no biological purpose. 1. Name the brunette who starred with Marilyn Monroe in "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" in 1953... 2. If your hobby was campanology, at what time would you be most likely to be occupied with it in an average week? a. - Sunday...

trivia 10/6 DID YOU KNOW... Russia covers almost twice the area of Canada. 1. Name the two Boxing greats who were nicknamed “Sugar” ... 2. What is a vuvuzela? 3. The Young Men's Christian Organization (YMCA) sued which group or organization in 1979 for trademark infringement ? 4. What...

Trivia 10/7 DID YOU KNOW... Ketchup was once sold as a medicine. 1. What are the names of two seas along the east coast of Australia? 2. Which of the Great Lakes is the smallest in volume? 3. Where did Jesus preach most of the Gospel? 4. If an American Marine left the "Halls of...

Sunday Special - Trivial Pursuit GEOGRAPHY 1. What was Iran known as until 1935 ? 2. Which European Capital city, known as the Venice of the North, is built on 14 islands ? 3. What does John Steinbeck refer to as the “Mother Road” in his novel, “The Grapes of Wrath” ? ENTERTAINMENT 4...

Trivia 10/4 DID YOU KNOW... Over 85% of men who are over the age of 40 snore. 1. A common noun identifies any person, place or thing. What does a proper noun identify? 2. Mount Suribachi, site of a famous American flag raising, is located where? 3. This 8 year old kid outsmarted the...

Trivia 10/3 DID YOU KNOW... One in three gamers has experienced fraud while paying online games. 1. At the end of his first voyage, Columbus believed he had found what? a. - China b. - India c. - Japan d. - the East Indies 2. 'Cuisses de Grenouille' are what in English? 3. What liquid...

Trivia 10/2 DID YOU KNOW ... The shortest war in history, the Anglo-Zanzibar War, lasted only 38 minutes. 1. In the NATO Phonetic Alphabet, what word represents G? 2. What is a caisson? 3. At the fair, you can get candy apples, hot dogs, pork chops and cotton candy on a stick. In...

trivia 10/1/25 DID YOU KNOW... Duncan Hines was a real person. He was a popular restaurant critic who also wrote a book of hotel recommendations. 1. Who Said That ?? "Always borrow money from a pessimist. He won't expect it back." a. - Oscar Wilde b. - Mark Twain c. - Will Rogers d. -...

Trivia 9/30 DID YOU KNOW... Owls hold the record for the greatest head rotation of any animals. Some species can turn their heads 270 degrees in each direction 1. What is the name of the process whereby milk is converted into yogurt? 2. What's the more common name for Britain's "Yeoman...

Trivia 9/29 DID YOU KNOW ... A group of cats is called a “clowder.”[ 1. What is the symbol on the Periodic Table for the element iron? 2. What kind of dish is a "chateaubriand"? 3. Which US state contains the largest number of lakes? a. - Minnesota b. - Alaska c. - Michigan d. -...

Sunday Special - How Many ?? Today we provide a list of Sporting venues.... your task is to tell us how many players from each side are playing at a time... Example ; #1 - Baseball - 9 players 1. Baseball 2. Basketball 3. Field Hockey 4. Football (American) 5. Football (Australian)...

Trivia 9/27 DID YOU KNOW ... The original recipe for chocolate contained chili powder instead of sugar. 1. Which seabird is related to a gull, but is smaller in size with narrower wings? a. - Pelican b. - Albatross c. - Tern d. - Blue-Footed Boobie 2. Who recorded "Volcano" on his...

Trivia 9/26 DID YOU KNOW ... Porcupines float in water because their hollow quills, which contain air pockets and a spongy material, help provide buoyancy, making them excellent swimmers and effective at staying afloat. 1. What does the expression "to be three sheets to the wind" mean? 2...

Trivia 9/25 DID YOU KNOW ... 1953 ; Swanson sells its first "TV Dinner". 1. Who Am I ?? I was first known for my role as a reporter in the ABC network soap, "General Hospital" and former wife of actor Ashton Kutcher ... 2. Robert Burns wrote the poem "Address to a _________" as an ode...

Trivia 9/24 DID YOU KNOW... Delaware's average altitude is about 60 feet above sea level, which is the lowest average of any state. 1. What's the primary ingredient of haggis, menudo and dobrada ? 2. Meaning "around" or "approximately", what does the abbreviation "c." seen before a date...

Trivia 9/23 DID YOU KNOW... All mammals get goosebumps, even marine mammals ! 1. During the final scene of the TV series "The Sopranos," which catchy Journey song did Tony play on the jukebox? 2. What accessory did the "My Little Ponies" come with? a. - Brush b. - Comb c. - Both d...

Trivia 9/22 DID YOU KNOW... Africa is the only continent that exists in all four hemispheres. 1. What are you doing in Sydney if you "crack a tinnie" ? 2. What show is "Everything's Alright" from? a. - Jesus Christ Superstar b. - Aspects of Love c. - Phantom of the Opera d. - Oliver...

Sunday Special - Either / Or 1. Which soft drink is flavored with sassafras tree bark and sarsaparilla rhizomes? a. - Root Beer b. - Ginger ale 2. The animal known as an elk in Europe and Asia is known as what in North America? a. - Caribou b. - Moose 3. The Battle of Tours, fought in...

Trivia 9/20 DID YOU KNOW... Contrary to common belief, it's actually cow BELCHING caused by a process called enteric fermentation that contributes to methane emissions. 1. The country of Samoa lies in what subregion of Oceania? a. - Micronesia b. - Polynesia c. - Melanesia d. -...