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This quiz has 20 trivia questions.
Q.A frappe is a beverage that always contains:
1. Fruit 2. Vanilla 3. Crushed Ice 4. Rum 5. Mint leaves
Q. Each of the following are real names of people. Which one
is the pro race car driver?
1. Mike Quick 2. Howard Fast 3. Mac Speedie 4. Lake Speed 5.
Johnathan Swift
Q. What relationship does Walter have to Angelica Houston?
1. Grandfather 2. Brother 3. Husband 4. Father 5. Adopted son
Q. The tiny space between two nerve cells is called a:
1. Dendrite 2. Synapse 3. Motrin 4. Abalin 5. Myelin sheath
Q. "Makin Whoopee" & "If you Knew
Susie" are songs associated with this vaudevillian:
1. George M. Cohan 2. W.C. Fields 3. Eddie Cantor 4. George Burns
5. Al Jolson
Q. Which was the first country to elect a woman as a prime
minister?
1. Pakistan 2. India 3. Isreal 4. Sri Lanka 5. Indonesia
Q. Which "yellow" animal is a fish?
1. Yellowhammer 2. Yellow jacket 3. Yellowthroat 4. Yellowtail 5.
Yellow-rumped warbler
Q. Which of the following peoplewas not a legitimate child?
1. Marilyn Monroe 2. Sophia Loren 3. Charles Manson 4. Eric
Clapton 5. Paula McCartney
Q. In the world of music, Budapest, Julliard and Cleveland are
all prominent:
1. Symphony orchestras 2. Music schools 3. Opera houses 4. Jazz
festivals 5. String quartets
Q. One might foment a:
1.Riot 2. Marriage 3. Meal 4. Movie review 5. Hairstyle
Q. All these movies were released during the 1930's except:
1. King Kong 2. The Thin Man 3. Sunset Boulevard 4. Top Hat 5.
Duck Soup
Q. In cooking, what is measured in scoville units?
1. Yeast activity 2. Pie crust 3. Heat of peppers 4 .Alchohol
content 5. Degree of evaporation
Q. "Rodeo" is considered the first major American:
1. Ballet 2. Western 3. Musical comedy 4. Circus 5. Opera
Q.Which film does not center around valuable jewels?
1. The Maltese Falcon 2. A Fish Called Wanda 3. The Pink Panther
4. The French Connection 5. Family Plot
Q. Christianity was an influence of the founder of this
religion:
1. Buddhism 2. Taoism 3. Manichaeism 4. Shinto 5. Orphism
Q. A pen name is also known as a:
1. Acronym 2. Neologism 3. Eponym 4. Nom de Plume 5.
Sorbiquet
Q. Which of these television shows centered around a high
school basketball coach?
1. Fast Break 2. Head of the Class 3. Charles in Charge 4. White
Shadow 5. Coach
Q. Which character was created by Elton John?
1. Ziggy Stardust 2. Napolean Dynamite 3. Captain Fantastic 4.
Alladin Sane 5. The Impostor
Q. Which of these is not part of an animal cell?
1. Ribosomes 2. Mitochondria 3. Chlorophyll 4. Chromatin 5. Golgi
apparatus
Q. Couscous is a dietary staple in which part of the world?
1. North Africa 2. Far East 3. India and Pakistan 4. Latin
American 5. Indonesia
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