Trivia 10/27

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Trivia 10/27

DID YOU KNOW ...

Football teams wearing red kits play better. The color of your clothes can affect how you’re perceived by others and change how you feel. A review of football matches in the last 55 years, for example, showed that teams wearing a red kit consistently played better in home matches than teams in any other color.





1. What is the common name for Folic Acid ?

(Hint - Vitamin B _)

a. - 3

b. - 5

c. - 7

d. - 9

2. Bubble tea is a trendy new Asian drink invented in Taiwan in the 1980s, made of tea, syrup, water, flavoring, ice and "bubbles." What are the "bubbles" usually made of?

3. Taittinger, Veuve Clicquot, Bollinger, Moët & Chandon are all famous producers of which product?

a. - Clothing

b. - Jewelry

c. - Wine / Champagne

d. - Make-up

4. Which University of Alabama football star signed a contract to play for the American Football League in 1965 for the (then) unheard of figure of $400,000?

5. Which toy, originally released in 1945, was advertised in a 1980s commercial as being "fun for a girl and a boy"?

6. What river runs through Boston ?

7. Three of these Cs are plants. Which is the odd one out?

a. - Columbine

b. - Campanula

c. - Coelacanth

d. - Cyclamen

8. Which " folded over pizza" has a name that could translate as "stocking"?

a. - Pannetone

b. - Stromboli

c. - Calzone

d. - Ricotta



TRUTH OR CRAP ??

The Rodgers and Hammerstein partnership concluded over the love of the same woman .

... She chose Hammerstein ! He moved on to work with Lorenz Hart.

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1. - d

2. Tapioca

3. - c

4. Joe Namath

5. Slinky

6. the Charles

7. - c

8. - c



CRAP !!

The Rodgers and Hammerstein partnership concluded naturally due to the death of one of its members. They remained successful and celebrated throughout their 17-year collaboration.
The final musical: Hammerstein was suffering from cancer during the creation of The Sound of Music, and he passed away nine months after its Broadway debut. The final song he wrote was "Edelweiss".
A new partner for Rodgers:
After Hammerstein's death, Richard Rodgers continued to write for the stage.
However, he never formed another long-term partnership as successful as the one with Hammerstein.

BTW : Rogers worked with Hart BEFORE he worked with Hammerstein !
By the early 1940s, Rodgers's longtime collaborator, Lorenz Hart, had become increasingly unreliable due to severe alcoholism and declining health. This led Rodgers to approach Oscar Hammerstein II, with whom he had previously worked, to create a new musical. That show, Oklahoma! (1943), would become their first hit together.
 
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