Trivia Questions IV

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The planet's atmosphere is divided into various levels or zones. Living things are located in which zone?

       a. Ozone
       b. Exosphere
       c. Troposphere
       d. Mesosphere


The United States imports most of its olives from which country?

       a. France
       b. Germany
       c. Spain
       d. China


What position did baseball great Ty Cobb play?

       a. Outfield
       b. Pitcher
       c. First Base
       d. Catcher


In 1945, the United States set off the world's first atomic bomb. Where did the very first bomb go off?

       a. Alaska
       b. New Mexico
       c. Japan
       d. Germany


Which river did the North American Indians call "Big Water"?

       a. The Snake River
       b. The Mississippi
       c. The St. Lawrence
       d. The Mackenzie River


In which film would you see the grim reaper singing, "you may be a King or a little street sweeper"?

       a. Wayne's World
       b. Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey
       c. Jackass the Movie
       d. Dumb and Dumber


What sport does Martin Brodeur play?

       a. Hockey
       b. Tennis
       c. Golf
       d. Boxing


Which flower is the symbol of the Cancer society?

       a. The carnation
       b. The rose
       c. The daffodil
       d. The petunia


What is the national bird of England?

       a. The Swan
       b. European Robin
       c. The Harpy Eagle
       d. The Crane


In which city could you go punting on the Thames?

       a. Rome
       b. London
       c. Moscow
       d. Athens


Which dog breed is native to Canada?

       a. The Great Dane
       b. The Newfoundland
       c. The Chow Chow
       d. The Dalmatian


Who replaced Ozzy Osbourne as the lead singer in the band Black Sabbath in April 1979?

       a. Peter Townsend
       b. Paul Jones
       c. Ronnie James Dio
       d. Harvey Gilmore


Solar cells are also called?

       a. Photosynthesis
       b. Photovoltaic
       c. Photocurrent
       d. Photo detector


Brought back to England by James Cook in 1790, a Polynesian named Omai started what fad, still beloved by hipsters everywhere?

       a. Tattoos
       b. Meditation
       c. Soul patches
       d. Skateboarding


In the Henri Rousseau painting "The Sleeping Gypsy", what animal is sniffing the gypsy?

       a. Lion
       b. Bear
       c. Dragon
       d. Kitten




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