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Trivia 8/28
DID YOU KNOW...
Under President Theodore Roosevelt, the United States named the Grand Canyon as a national monument in 1908.
1. If you travel directly from Liverpool to Dublin, which body of water do you cross?
2. Who was the only president of the United States to serve in the military during both World War I and World War II?
3. The thyme plant (Thymus) has many uses in cooking and medicine. What geographical area is the thyme plant originally from?
a. - South Africa
b. - the Near East
c. - Mediterranean
d. - Baltic Region
4. What was the normal job of the Hanna-Barbera cartoon character Hong Kong Phooey?
5. What type of refinery would use some beets to produce its product?
a. - Borscht refinery
b. - Petroleum refinery
c. - Sugar refinery
d. - Vegetable oil refinery
6. In which US state are you most likely to see a Saguaro cactus in the wild?
a. - New Mexico
b. - Arizona
c. - Both
d. - Neither
7. The letters that comprise the word TAME can be rearranged to give twelve possible combinations of those letters. How many of those combinations, including "tame" are acceptable words?
a. - 4
b. - 5
c. - 7
d. - 8
8. Founded in 1934, the British production company Hammer Films is mostly associated with what movie genre?
a. - western
b. - romance
c. - musical
d. - horror
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
singer, songwriter, and civil rights activist Aretha Franklin was called the "High Priestess of Soul".
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1. Irish Sea
2. Dwight Eisenhower
3. - c
4. Janitor
5. - c
6. - b
7. - b (mate, meat, meta, tame, team, Meta.. "Meta" once a prefix, has evolved into a word in its own right according to the "Merriam-Webster
Dictionary".)
8. - d
CRAP !!
Nina Simone was called the "High Priestess of Soul".
"Feeling Good" by Nina Simone is an all-time music classic that has been recorded by countless artists but most don't compare to her definitive performance. Nicknamed "The High Priestess of Soul", Nina was an incredible storyteller both lyrically and vocally. She used her music in the 1960s to bring attention to racial injustice and civil rights.
DID YOU KNOW...
Under President Theodore Roosevelt, the United States named the Grand Canyon as a national monument in 1908.
1. If you travel directly from Liverpool to Dublin, which body of water do you cross?
2. Who was the only president of the United States to serve in the military during both World War I and World War II?
3. The thyme plant (Thymus) has many uses in cooking and medicine. What geographical area is the thyme plant originally from?
a. - South Africa
b. - the Near East
c. - Mediterranean
d. - Baltic Region
4. What was the normal job of the Hanna-Barbera cartoon character Hong Kong Phooey?
5. What type of refinery would use some beets to produce its product?
a. - Borscht refinery
b. - Petroleum refinery
c. - Sugar refinery
d. - Vegetable oil refinery
6. In which US state are you most likely to see a Saguaro cactus in the wild?
a. - New Mexico
b. - Arizona
c. - Both
d. - Neither
7. The letters that comprise the word TAME can be rearranged to give twelve possible combinations of those letters. How many of those combinations, including "tame" are acceptable words?
a. - 4
b. - 5
c. - 7
d. - 8
8. Founded in 1934, the British production company Hammer Films is mostly associated with what movie genre?
a. - western
b. - romance
c. - musical
d. - horror
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
singer, songwriter, and civil rights activist Aretha Franklin was called the "High Priestess of Soul".
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
1. Irish Sea
2. Dwight Eisenhower
3. - c
4. Janitor
5. - c
6. - b
7. - b (mate, meat, meta, tame, team, Meta.. "Meta" once a prefix, has evolved into a word in its own right according to the "Merriam-Webster
Dictionary".)
8. - d
CRAP !!
Nina Simone was called the "High Priestess of Soul".
"Feeling Good" by Nina Simone is an all-time music classic that has been recorded by countless artists but most don't compare to her definitive performance. Nicknamed "The High Priestess of Soul", Nina was an incredible storyteller both lyrically and vocally. She used her music in the 1960s to bring attention to racial injustice and civil rights.
