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Trivia 7/22
DID YOU KNOW...
Snake teeth are always curved backwards. This keeps prey from escaping the snake's mouth.
1. Name the actress who portrayed the character of Lily Munster in the 1960s television show "The Munsters".
2. The Boer War took place in what country?
3. Rue, Cato, Peeta and Thresh are fictional contestants in what games?
4. Paisley is a textile pattern that originated in what country ?
5. Cinnabar is the main ore of which metal?
a. - Cadmium
b. - Mercury
c. - Copper
d. - Lead
6. Who was involved in the "Thrilla in Manila"?
(two fighters...)
7. What is the meaning of magnum?
a. - Strong
b. - Very Strong
c. - Enough
d. - Great
8. Which Tim Burton film centres around the character Jack Skellington who opens a portal between his home town of "Halloween Town" and "Christmas Town" with comical consequences?
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
In the US, eight prestigious universities are said to belong to the "Ivy League", due to the Ivy-covered walls of some of the buildings.
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1. Yvonne De Carlo
2. South Africa
3. The Hunger Games
4. Scotland
5. - b
6. Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier
7. - d
8. The Nightmare Before Christmas
CRAP !!
That was because they all annoyed a journalist !
in the early 1930s, a journalist named Stanley Woodward was assigned to write about a football game between two older universities that he did not want to cover. He expressed his annoyance to his editor that he would not be able to cover games at his alma mater, a younger university. He later printed an article about the athletic activities at the "ivy colleges", or older universities that he happened to be annoyed with. The term "Ivy League" was first printed in the "Christian Science Monitor" in 1935 to refer to older universities. The eight universities that make up the Ivy League signed an agreement in 1945 that set the standards for sports competitions amongst themselves and officially called themselves the Ivy League. They have remained in the "Ivy League" ever since.
DID YOU KNOW...
Snake teeth are always curved backwards. This keeps prey from escaping the snake's mouth.
1. Name the actress who portrayed the character of Lily Munster in the 1960s television show "The Munsters".
2. The Boer War took place in what country?
3. Rue, Cato, Peeta and Thresh are fictional contestants in what games?
4. Paisley is a textile pattern that originated in what country ?
5. Cinnabar is the main ore of which metal?
a. - Cadmium
b. - Mercury
c. - Copper
d. - Lead
6. Who was involved in the "Thrilla in Manila"?
(two fighters...)
7. What is the meaning of magnum?
a. - Strong
b. - Very Strong
c. - Enough
d. - Great
8. Which Tim Burton film centres around the character Jack Skellington who opens a portal between his home town of "Halloween Town" and "Christmas Town" with comical consequences?
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
In the US, eight prestigious universities are said to belong to the "Ivy League", due to the Ivy-covered walls of some of the buildings.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
1. Yvonne De Carlo
2. South Africa
3. The Hunger Games
4. Scotland
5. - b
6. Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier
7. - d
8. The Nightmare Before Christmas
CRAP !!
That was because they all annoyed a journalist !
in the early 1930s, a journalist named Stanley Woodward was assigned to write about a football game between two older universities that he did not want to cover. He expressed his annoyance to his editor that he would not be able to cover games at his alma mater, a younger university. He later printed an article about the athletic activities at the "ivy colleges", or older universities that he happened to be annoyed with. The term "Ivy League" was first printed in the "Christian Science Monitor" in 1935 to refer to older universities. The eight universities that make up the Ivy League signed an agreement in 1945 that set the standards for sports competitions amongst themselves and officially called themselves the Ivy League. They have remained in the "Ivy League" ever since.
