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Trivia Questions XXIVFree Trivia Questions - Printable TriviaClick the question mark found beside each question for the answer.  In 2009, a comedy film named Caesar and Cleopatra was released.
Who stars as Caesar?
a. Michael Keaton
b. Jeremy Irons c. Alan Rickman d. Christopher Plummer Christopher Plummer - Christopher was born in Toronto, Canada. Which football "bowl" made its debut in 1927?
a. The Super Bowl
b. The Cotton Bowl c. The Rose Bowl d. The Hula Bowl The Rose Bowl - This football game features a parade. The rules of the parade state that the floats must be covered with natural materials. Which squadron in WWII was nicknamed "The Red Tails"?
a. The 209
b. The 332 c. The 51 d. The 102 The 332 - There was a movie released about this squadron called The Tuskegee Airmen. In what year did Amelia Mary Earhart make her famous flight
across the Atlantic Ocean?
a. 1953
b. 1941 c. 1932 d. 1926 1932 - Amelia was the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean. The flight earned her the Distinguished Flying Cross. What comedian was famous for the line "Anything for a laugh"?
a. Milton Berle
b. Don Knotts c. Phil Silvers d. Eddie Murphy Milton Berle - Milton Berle has been referred to as 'Uncle Miltie', 'Mr. Television' and 'The Thief of Bad Gags'. What did rower Vyacheslav Ivanov lose in 1956?
a. His watch
b. His plane ticket c. His paddle d. His medal His medal - Ivanov dropped the Olympic gold medal into Lake Wendouree. What two colors do 3D glasses consist of?
a. Red and green
b. Red and blue c. Red and yellow d. Blue and yellow Red and blue - 3D movies have been in existence since 1915. What was the name of the dog in the classic movie "The Wizard
of OZ"?
a. Bingo
b. Toto c. Fido d. Spot Toto - The dog in the movie was a female Cairn Terrier named Terry. What is a cairn?
a. A hand tool
b. An herb c. A pile of stones d. A land formation A pile of stones - Cairns are found all over the globe. In recent times, cairns are often erected as landmarks. In which sport would you hear the terms aft, sheet and trim?
a. Boxing
b. Figure skating c. Sailing d. Skiing Sailing - You might also hear words like tender, tack, leech and ketch. What is the name of the Chicago Bear's mascot?
a. Staley Da Bear
b. Gogo c. Windy d. Charles Staley Da Bear - Staley not only goes to all of the games, he performs at events all over Chicago. In which mountain range would you find Tibet?
a. Andes
b. Rockies c. Alps d. Himalayas Himalayas - Tibet is located in the northeast Himalayas. The plateau has an average elevation of 16,000 feet. What is the largest pyramid in the new world?
a. Pyramid of the Sun
b. The Red Pyramid c. La Danta d. Cholula Cholula - According to the Guinness Book of World Records, this pyramid by volume is larger than the Great Pyramid in Egypt but it is not as tall. What is the capital of Finland?
a. Prague
b. Helsinki c. Freetown d. Warsaw Helsinki - Located on the Gulf of Finland, the city of Helsinki is the northern most metropolitan area in the world. What is Knute Rockne's claim to fame?
a. Football player
b. Writer c. Politician d. Painter Football player - Knute was both a football player and coach. He is still considered to be one the greatest coaches of all time.  Click Here For a Printable Version of This Quiz
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