Printable General knowledge trivia questions
Which Russian city was famous for its State Circus?
A: Moscow.
Originally called These Friends of Mine, what was the
series with Ellen DeGeneres called?
A: Ellen.
In 1993, what show on skates was the first to play in Las
Vegas Hilton?
A: Starlight Express.
The Shroud of what was declared a fake in the 80s?
A: Turin.
What famous female singer sang the title song for the Bond
film The Spy Who Loved Me?
A: Carly Simon.
The Challenger spacecraft did what on take-off in January
1986?
A: exploded.
What Indian tribe was featured in the movie "Dances With
Wolves?
A: Sioux.
What Tammy "Wynette tribute album included tracks by
Wynonna and Elton John?
A: Tammy Wynette.
What Texan city lies opposite Ciudad Juarez?
A: El Paso.
What Texan Governor was traveling with the Kennedys when
JFK was shot?
A: Connolly.
What male country singer had the million seller I Walk The
Line?
A: Johnny Cash.
The Gemini 6 & 7 spacecraft had the first what in space?
A: rendezvous.
Sigorsky produced what type of aircraft in the US in 1942?
A: Helicopter.
Rodgers & Hammerstein named what musical after a U.S.
State?
A: Oklahoma.
What US state, that joined the Union in 1912, has both the
word New and the name of a country in its name?
A: New Mexico.
What was the last name of the first family to boast three
generations of Oscar winners including middle-generation John?
A: Huston.
"Where large sums of money are involved, it is advisable to
trust nobody" was a statement attributed to what famous author?
A: Agatha Christie.
What was the name of the man who attempted to assassinate
Ronald Reagan in 1981?
A: John Hinckley.
What inventor averaged one patent for every three weeks of
his life?
A: Thomas Edison.
What was the nickname of the British 7th Armored Division?
A: The Desert Rats.
