Luckytrim
Grill Master
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 called the what ?
2. "Watch it, sucka!" The actress who spoke this line even made an album called "Watch It, Sucka!", but what television show was it from?
3. The Catholic Church recognizes seven sacraments. Which of the following is NOT one of them?
a. - Sign of the Cross
b. - Holy Orders
c. - Penance
d. - Anointing of the Sick
4. In the opening scene of the movie "The Godfather", what kind of animal is Marlon Brando holding?
5. At the end of Operation Desert Storm, One of the world's largest oil spills happened when retreating forces purposely opened oil pipelines into the Persian Gulf. What year did this take place ?
a. - 1990
b. - 1991
c. - 1992
d. - 1993
6. In the Massachusetts village of Salem, in the year 1692, how many citizens were executed for witchcraft ?
a. - 5
b. - 10
c. - 15
d. - 20
7. The first Chrysler Mini-van was made in what city?
a. - Detroit , Mich.
b. - Windsor, Ontario
c. - Sonora, Mexico
d. - Louisville , Kentucky
8. Name That Bone !
It's the connection between your axial and appendicular skeleton. Its name is derived from a Latin word meaning 'little key'.
a. - Clavicle
b. - Fibula
c. - Scapula
d. - Femur
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
The founding business partners of Sears, Roebuck & Co. were a railroad station agent and a watchmaker .
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1. Rockets
2. Sanford and Son
3. - a
4. a Cat
5. - b
6. - d
7. - b
8. - a
TRUTH !!
Richard Sear was the manager of a railroad office in Minnesota. In 1886, he had an offer to purchase a shipment of gold watches that had gone unclaimed. After he sold them easily, he ordered more. After selling those as well, he used his $5,000 in profits to relocate to Chicago and place an ad for a watchmaker. Alva Curtis Roebuck answered that ad and in two years they were selling products by way of their soon-to-be-famous mail-order catalog.
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 called the what ?
2. "Watch it, sucka!" The actress who spoke this line even made an album called "Watch It, Sucka!", but what television show was it from?
3. The Catholic Church recognizes seven sacraments. Which of the following is NOT one of them?
a. - Sign of the Cross
b. - Holy Orders
c. - Penance
d. - Anointing of the Sick
4. In the opening scene of the movie "The Godfather", what kind of animal is Marlon Brando holding?
5. At the end of Operation Desert Storm, One of the world's largest oil spills happened when retreating forces purposely opened oil pipelines into the Persian Gulf. What year did this take place ?
a. - 1990
b. - 1991
c. - 1992
d. - 1993
6. In the Massachusetts village of Salem, in the year 1692, how many citizens were executed for witchcraft ?
a. - 5
b. - 10
c. - 15
d. - 20
7. The first Chrysler Mini-van was made in what city?
a. - Detroit , Mich.
b. - Windsor, Ontario
c. - Sonora, Mexico
d. - Louisville , Kentucky
8. Name That Bone !
It's the connection between your axial and appendicular skeleton. Its name is derived from a Latin word meaning 'little key'.
a. - Clavicle
b. - Fibula
c. - Scapula
d. - Femur
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
The founding business partners of Sears, Roebuck & Co. were a railroad station agent and a watchmaker .
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
1. Rockets
2. Sanford and Son
3. - a
4. a Cat
5. - b
6. - d
7. - b
8. - a
TRUTH !!
Richard Sear was the manager of a railroad office in Minnesota. In 1886, he had an offer to purchase a shipment of gold watches that had gone unclaimed. After he sold them easily, he ordered more. After selling those as well, he used his $5,000 in profits to relocate to Chicago and place an ad for a watchmaker. Alva Curtis Roebuck answered that ad and in two years they were selling products by way of their soon-to-be-famous mail-order catalog.
