Trivia Crack Questions
In what year did Alaska become a state?
1959
What year did did the Hollywood Universal Studios theme park open?
1964
How many days are in May?
31
What is the freezing point for water?
32f, 0c
How many chambers does a pig's heart have?
4
In pool, what ball is black?
8 ball
What does AGL stand for?
Above Ground Level
What famous Greek philosopher was Alexander the Great's tutor?
Aristotle
What is the lion's name in Narnia?
Aslan
What is everything made up of?
Atoms
What do lactose intolerant individuals lack in their body?
Betagalactosidase
What is the primary characteristic of type 1 diabetes?
Body stops producing insulin
Where in the body are osmoreceptors located?
Brain
What is the most populous state in the US?
California
Often referred to the locals as "The Cape", this popular tourist destination is the Easternmost point in Massachusetts. What is this cape called?
Cape Cod
What sport uses a mallet, a ball and a post?
Croquet
What figure skater who is also known for her "camel" skating stunts made a "bob" hairstyle fashionable for women?
Dorothy Hamill
What score would a championship golfer prefer to record?
Eagle
What science deals with the production, distribution and consumption of commodities?
Economics
Which author did Alfred Hitchcock claim inspired his cinema work?
Edgar Allen Poe
What Texas city is near New Mexico and Mexico?
El Paso
What famous composer composed 'Messiah HWV 56'?
George Handel
Who was known as 'old blood and guts'?
George Patton
What causes a snake to shed its skin?
Growth
What word describes a person's natural tendency or urge to act or feel a particular way?
Inclination
Whose tombstone reads, "murdered by a traitor and a coward whose name is not worthy to appear here?"
Jesse James
Who created the iconic guitars, the "Telecaster" and the "Stratocaster"
Leo Fender
Who painted The Baptism of Christ?
Leonardo da Vinci
Who came into office after John F. Kennedy was assassinated?
Lyndon Johnson
What is the largest Hawaiian island?
Maui
How is distance in international swimming races measured?
Meters
"The Landlord's Game" first patented in 1904, is one of the earliest known version of what popular Parker Brothers board game?
Monolopy
How did hamburgers get their name?
Named after a German town
Who was returned to the underworld after eating pomegranate seeds?
Persephone
What is the raw material for making diesel fuel?
Petroleum
"Tickle the Ivories" refers to what instrument?
Piano
What footballs are said to be made out of?
Pig skin
Which plant do opioids come from?
Poppies
What color shows anger?
Red
What part of the cell stores proteins?
Ribosomes
What does sulfur supposedly smell like?
Rotten eggs
What is the capital of Utah?
Salt Lake City
Who wrote Uncle Shelby's ABZ book?
Shel Silverstein
What is another word for glass?
Silica
In the Latin American Revolution, who did Latin America want to gain its independence from?
Spain
What work of art was inspiration for a television monster?
The Scream
The award ceremony that honors Broadway Theater annually is called?
Tony Awards
What treaty ended World War I?
Treaty of Versailles
In what famous buildings are rooms named Vermeil, China, Red, Blue, Green and Yellow?
White house
What are hiccups?
Your diaphragm spasming