Printable Trivia Questions
What, along with stroke and cancer, accounts for 64 percent
of U.S. deaths?
A: heart disease.
What's a polygon with four unequal sides called?
A: A quadrilateral.
A water moccasin is often called what, due to the white
inside its mouth?
A: A cottonmouth.
What's the largest and densest of the four rocky planets in
our solar system, which is the largest and densest?
A: Earth.
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A: Trivia Country!
What rock star once said, "I never had any problems with
drugs - only with policemen"?
A: Keith Richard.
Whitney Houston sang I will Always Love You in what film?
A: Bodyguard.
Sturgeon is the only fish that produces what, according to
the FDA?
A: real caviar.
What's the other name for the tranquilizer Valium?
A: diazepam.
Agatha Christie worked in a hospital dispensary during
World War I where she acquired her extensive knowledge of what?
A: Poisons.
Rudolf Hess crash landed where in 1941?
A: Scotland.
What was Samuel Clemens pen name?
A: Mark Twain.
Where did the pineapple plant come from originally?
A: In South America.
In a tubal pregnancy, where does the embryo implant itself?
A: A Fallopian tube.
Where was America's biggest rock festival staged?
A: Woodstock.
A major industrial accident occurred in India in 1984 in
what city?
A: Bhopal.
Who chose Sissy Spacek choose to play her in Coal Miner's
Daughter?
A: Loretta Lynn.
Michael Jackson married whom in May 1994?
A: Lisa Marie Presley.
At Chernobyl there was a nuclear explosion in 1986. What
country was it in?
A: Ukraine.
The wine-growing Barossa Valley is in what country?
A: Australia.
A wall was built to divide a city into east and west. What
was the name of the city?
A: Berlin.
