Luckytrim
Grill Master
Trivia 3/4
DID YOU KNOW...
Until 1877, lecturers at Oxford University were not allowed to marry, and women were not granted degrees until 1920.
1. Yellowstone National Park, the oldest national park in the US, touches three states including small parts of Montana and Idaho. However, 96 percent of the park is located in which state ?
2. Originating in the 1940s, sriracha is a type of hot sauce that comes from which Asian country ?
a. - Thailand
b. - Vietnam
c. - Cambodia
d. - Laos
3. 'From river to sea' is often chanted by supporters of the Palestinians, meaning they aspire to have a Palestinian state which stretches from which river to which sea?
4. Which of these celebrities hasn't been nicknamed "king"?
a. - Lebron James
b. - George Strait
c. - Michael Jackson
d. - Eli Manning
5. Fill in the Blank ;
"The Tragedy of Julius Caesar" contains the line , "Cowards die many times before their deaths; The _____ never taste of death but once."
6. Frank Zappa was associated primarily with what Band ?
7. Which of these meets the strict, botanical definition of a nut?
a. - Walnut
b. - Beer Nut
c. - Peanut
d. - Cashew
8. Which of these things do Disneyland in California and Walt Disney World in Florida have in common?
a. - They were both opened in the 1960s
b. - Both were temporarily closed by earthquakes in 1967
c. - Walt Disney opened both of them
d. - They are both in Orange County
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
Franco Harris was the first non-quarterback to win MVP of a Super Bowl.
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1. Wyoming
2. - a
3. River Jordan to Mediterranean Sea
4. - d
5. Valiant
6. The Mothers of Invention
7. - a
8. - d
CRAP !!
Chuck Howley was the first non-quarterback to win MVP of a Super Bowl.
Howley owns a double distinction: Not only was he the first non-QB to win Super Bowl MVP, he was also the first Super Bowl MVP selected from the team that lost the game. He was a linebacker for the Dallas Cowboys from 1961 to 1973, and also played for the Bears before journeying to Texas. In Super Bowl V (5), he had two interceptions, which won him the award, but the Cowboys lost the game to the Baltimore Colts by a score of 16-13.
DID YOU KNOW...
Until 1877, lecturers at Oxford University were not allowed to marry, and women were not granted degrees until 1920.
1. Yellowstone National Park, the oldest national park in the US, touches three states including small parts of Montana and Idaho. However, 96 percent of the park is located in which state ?
2. Originating in the 1940s, sriracha is a type of hot sauce that comes from which Asian country ?
a. - Thailand
b. - Vietnam
c. - Cambodia
d. - Laos
3. 'From river to sea' is often chanted by supporters of the Palestinians, meaning they aspire to have a Palestinian state which stretches from which river to which sea?
4. Which of these celebrities hasn't been nicknamed "king"?
a. - Lebron James
b. - George Strait
c. - Michael Jackson
d. - Eli Manning
5. Fill in the Blank ;
"The Tragedy of Julius Caesar" contains the line , "Cowards die many times before their deaths; The _____ never taste of death but once."
6. Frank Zappa was associated primarily with what Band ?
7. Which of these meets the strict, botanical definition of a nut?
a. - Walnut
b. - Beer Nut
c. - Peanut
d. - Cashew
8. Which of these things do Disneyland in California and Walt Disney World in Florida have in common?
a. - They were both opened in the 1960s
b. - Both were temporarily closed by earthquakes in 1967
c. - Walt Disney opened both of them
d. - They are both in Orange County
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
Franco Harris was the first non-quarterback to win MVP of a Super Bowl.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
1. Wyoming
2. - a
3. River Jordan to Mediterranean Sea
4. - d
5. Valiant
6. The Mothers of Invention
7. - a
8. - d
CRAP !!
Chuck Howley was the first non-quarterback to win MVP of a Super Bowl.
Howley owns a double distinction: Not only was he the first non-QB to win Super Bowl MVP, he was also the first Super Bowl MVP selected from the team that lost the game. He was a linebacker for the Dallas Cowboys from 1961 to 1973, and also played for the Bears before journeying to Texas. In Super Bowl V (5), he had two interceptions, which won him the award, but the Cowboys lost the game to the Baltimore Colts by a score of 16-13.
