Luckytrim
Grill Master
Trivia 10/3
DID YOU KNOW ...
Lions, often called apex predators, succeed in roughly 20–25% of hunts. Dragonflies succeed close to 90% of the time.
1. Name That Series ;
Michael Cole, Clarence Williams III, and Peggy Lipton
2. Which composer did Mark Twain describe as "a composer whose music is better than it sounds"?
a. - Beethoven
b. - Bach
c. - Wagner
d. - Mozart
3. What do Marie Antoinette, Sir Walter Raleigh, Cicero and actor Vic Morrow have in common?
4. Michael Fagan was accused of theft (of wine) in 1982. Where was he when arrested?
5. In 1958, what singer of romantic ballads was the subject of the first compilation album of "Greatest Hits"?
a. - Johnny Ray
b. - Nat "King" Cole
c. - Pat Boone
d. - Johnny Mathis
6. In what year did the bassist, Sid Vicious, from The Sex Pistols die?
a. - 1973
b. - 1975
c. - 1977
d. - 1979
7. From which 1967 Mel Brooks movie did the song "Springtime for Hitler" come?
8. Who was Chet Huntley's co-anchor on NBC's evening news show
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
At age 13, Ringo Starr was in a lengthy recuperation period from tuberculosis when he received his first drum .
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1. The Mod Squad
2. - c
3. They all died by losing their head
4. Queen Elizabeth II's bedroom
5. - d
6. - d
7. The Producers
8. David Brinkley
TRUTH !!
In 1947, Richard Starkey (later Ringo Starr) was six when he was rushed to the hospital with a ruptured appendix. It quickly spiraled into peritonitis, a life-threatening infection of the abdominal lining. He fell into a coma and remained in the hospital for a full year. At age 13, he contracted tuberculosis, which was a major killer in post-war Britain, and was sent to Heswall Children's Hospital, a sanatorium, where he lived for the next two years. To keep the children occupied and "stimulated," the hospital staff encouraged them to join a hospital band. Ringo was introduced to the drum by one of the health workers and was immediately captivated.
DID YOU KNOW ...
Lions, often called apex predators, succeed in roughly 20–25% of hunts. Dragonflies succeed close to 90% of the time.
1. Name That Series ;
Michael Cole, Clarence Williams III, and Peggy Lipton
2. Which composer did Mark Twain describe as "a composer whose music is better than it sounds"?
a. - Beethoven
b. - Bach
c. - Wagner
d. - Mozart
3. What do Marie Antoinette, Sir Walter Raleigh, Cicero and actor Vic Morrow have in common?
4. Michael Fagan was accused of theft (of wine) in 1982. Where was he when arrested?
5. In 1958, what singer of romantic ballads was the subject of the first compilation album of "Greatest Hits"?
a. - Johnny Ray
b. - Nat "King" Cole
c. - Pat Boone
d. - Johnny Mathis
6. In what year did the bassist, Sid Vicious, from The Sex Pistols die?
a. - 1973
b. - 1975
c. - 1977
d. - 1979
7. From which 1967 Mel Brooks movie did the song "Springtime for Hitler" come?
8. Who was Chet Huntley's co-anchor on NBC's evening news show
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
At age 13, Ringo Starr was in a lengthy recuperation period from tuberculosis when he received his first drum .
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
1. The Mod Squad
2. - c
3. They all died by losing their head
4. Queen Elizabeth II's bedroom
5. - d
6. - d
7. The Producers
8. David Brinkley
TRUTH !!
In 1947, Richard Starkey (later Ringo Starr) was six when he was rushed to the hospital with a ruptured appendix. It quickly spiraled into peritonitis, a life-threatening infection of the abdominal lining. He fell into a coma and remained in the hospital for a full year. At age 13, he contracted tuberculosis, which was a major killer in post-war Britain, and was sent to Heswall Children's Hospital, a sanatorium, where he lived for the next two years. To keep the children occupied and "stimulated," the hospital staff encouraged them to join a hospital band. Ringo was introduced to the drum by one of the health workers and was immediately captivated.
