Luckytrim
Grill Master
Trivia 10/15
DID YOU KNOW ...
There are no seagulls in Hawaii
1. Bringing chocolate to a sheen is called what?
2. What creature is mentioned in the first line of "Mack the Knife"?
3. Which sport that became an Olympic event in 1996 did Misty May-Treanor and Kerri Walsh-Jennings win gold medals in three straight Summer Olympics?
4. Sultan bin Salman Al Saud, a Saudi royal, became the first member of a royal family to achieve what feat in 1985?
a. - Awarded a patent
b. - Receive a Guinness World Record
c. - Win a Nobel Prize
d. - Travel in space
5. Frank Sinatra and his wife Nancy had a daughter in 1940, named Nancy Sandra Sinatra. What were the names of the next two kids they had together?
a. - Frank Jr. and Apollonia
b. - Frank Jr. and Natalie
c. - Frank Jr. and Talia
d. - Frank Jr. and Tina
6. What is a female fox called?
7. Which Girl first stole Clark Kent's heart ?
8. Which of the following was nicknamed after a piece of fruit ?
a. - Ty Cobb
b. - Harvey Haddix
c. - Honus Wagner
d. - Ernie Banks
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
In June/July 1901 an extreme example of a "Heat Wave", hit the eastern United States, killing an estimated 10,000 people.
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1. Tempering
2. a Shark
3. Beach Volleyball
4. - d
5. - d
6. Vixen
7. Lana Lang
8. - a
TRUTH !!!
The 1901 eastern United States heatwave was one of the deadliest heatwaves in history, with an estimated 10,000 people killed, and countless others hospitalised with related health conditions such as heatstroke and exhaustion. In the middle of June, the city of Springfield, Massachusetts, experienced the first of an eventual fifty consecutive days where the temperature did not drop below 28° Celsius (83° Fahrenheit); the average daily temperature was a scorching 34° C (93° F). Other cities were hit hard, with Philadelphia, Pennsylvania experiencing twelve consecutive days where the temperature stayed above 32° C (90° F), and a temperature of 43° C (109°
F) was recorded in Wilmington, Delaware. The heatwave's prolonged and deadly presence resulted in many local and state authorities enacting strict legislations around worker safety, particularly for those working outdoors.
The month of July was the hottest recorded single month recorded in the contiguous US until 1931.
DID YOU KNOW ...
There are no seagulls in Hawaii
1. Bringing chocolate to a sheen is called what?
2. What creature is mentioned in the first line of "Mack the Knife"?
3. Which sport that became an Olympic event in 1996 did Misty May-Treanor and Kerri Walsh-Jennings win gold medals in three straight Summer Olympics?
4. Sultan bin Salman Al Saud, a Saudi royal, became the first member of a royal family to achieve what feat in 1985?
a. - Awarded a patent
b. - Receive a Guinness World Record
c. - Win a Nobel Prize
d. - Travel in space
5. Frank Sinatra and his wife Nancy had a daughter in 1940, named Nancy Sandra Sinatra. What were the names of the next two kids they had together?
a. - Frank Jr. and Apollonia
b. - Frank Jr. and Natalie
c. - Frank Jr. and Talia
d. - Frank Jr. and Tina
6. What is a female fox called?
7. Which Girl first stole Clark Kent's heart ?
8. Which of the following was nicknamed after a piece of fruit ?
a. - Ty Cobb
b. - Harvey Haddix
c. - Honus Wagner
d. - Ernie Banks
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
In June/July 1901 an extreme example of a "Heat Wave", hit the eastern United States, killing an estimated 10,000 people.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
1. Tempering
2. a Shark
3. Beach Volleyball
4. - d
5. - d
6. Vixen
7. Lana Lang
8. - a
TRUTH !!!
The 1901 eastern United States heatwave was one of the deadliest heatwaves in history, with an estimated 10,000 people killed, and countless others hospitalised with related health conditions such as heatstroke and exhaustion. In the middle of June, the city of Springfield, Massachusetts, experienced the first of an eventual fifty consecutive days where the temperature did not drop below 28° Celsius (83° Fahrenheit); the average daily temperature was a scorching 34° C (93° F). Other cities were hit hard, with Philadelphia, Pennsylvania experiencing twelve consecutive days where the temperature stayed above 32° C (90° F), and a temperature of 43° C (109°
F) was recorded in Wilmington, Delaware. The heatwave's prolonged and deadly presence resulted in many local and state authorities enacting strict legislations around worker safety, particularly for those working outdoors.
The month of July was the hottest recorded single month recorded in the contiguous US until 1931.
