Easy misc. trivia questions with the answers.
Which item, essential for world travel, is made in Seattle?
A: Jet planes.
What entertainment consists of people singing to a backing tape?
A: Karaoke.
What color are the stars on the United States of America flag?
A: White.
What used to go round at thirty three and a third r.p.m.?
A: Long-playing records.
Who was Diana Prince able to change into?
A: Wonder woman.
Which Ford first mass-produced the car?
A: Henry.
Which anti-impotence treatment became the 90s
fastest-selling prescription drug?
A: Viagra.
Lourdes Maria is what relation to Madonna?
A: Daughter.
Which Frankie sang about Venus in the 50s?
A: Avalon.
The Heisman Trophy is presented in which sport.
A: Football.
Which Christmas record was the world's most-bought single before
Candle In the Wind 97?
A: White Christmas.
What was the name of flight pioneers Orville and Wilbur?
A: Wright.
What kind of codes did American supermarkets introduce in the mid
70s?
A: Bar codes.
Which solo singer with a single name accompanied Rod Stewart and
Bryan Adams on All For Love?
A: Sting.
In which year did Bill and Hillary Clinton get married?
A: 1975.
Who had a 70s No 1 with Knock Three Times?
Dawn.
Who was born first, Kim Basinger or Melanie Griffith?
A: Kim Basinger.
Who had a 90s hit with The Shoop Shoop Song?
A: Cher.
In which city was Marco Polo airport built?
A: Venice.
EuroDisney was built in which country?
A: France.
In 1993 which op artist changed his name to a symbol?
A: Prince.
Yitzhak Rabin was Prime Minister of which country when he was
assassinated in 1995?
A: Israel.
What sort of transport is a Kayak?
A: Canoe.
Which animal name was given to the terrorist Carlos who was tried
in 1997?
A: The Jackal.
How did Frances Gumm become known on stage?
A: Judy Garland.
Who was President during WWI?
A: Woodrow Wilson.
Which Justin set the 98 British Open alight as an amateur?
A: Rose.
In 1990 Lithuania declared its independence from what?
A: USSR.
How are the Motion Picture Academy Awards also known?
A: Oscars.
What is the postal abbreviation for Vermont?
A: VT.
Who was Allied Supreme Commander in Europe in 1944?
A: Dwight D Eisenhower.
Thelonious Monk was associated with which musical instrument?
A: Piano.
What is the main color of the UN flag?
A: Blue.
Under what name did sharp-tongued Joan Molinksy become famous?
A: Joan Rivers.
Who was born first, Chevy Chase or Nicolas Cage?
A: Chevy Chase.
Was Abbott or Costello born in the 20th century?
A: Costello.
In which decade of the 20th century was Glenn Close born?
A: 1940s.
What type of cat introduced MGM movies?
A: Lion.
T. E. Lawrence's name is mostly associated with which country?
A: Arabia.
Who had a 50s No 1 with Poor Little Fool?
A: Ricky Nelson.
Which Janet had a 1990 NO 1 with Escapade?
A: Jackson.
Which military title did Elvis's manage Rom Parker assume?
A: Colonel.
In which branch of the arts did Dame Alicia Markova find fame?
A: Ballet.
P W Botha was prime minister of which country?
A: South Africa.
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