Good Sunday morning all! Are you ready and raring to get to this morning's trivia? I hope so because I have twenty questions that are ready and waiting for you! here are your trivia questions for Sunday:
1. What is the only marine mammal that has no blubber layer to help them keep warm?
2. Michael Jackson dedicated his 1988 autobiography to which person?
3. In Taoism, what are the two forces that must be balanced?
4. What is the largest river delta in the world?
5. What flavour is the Caribbean liqueur Blue Curacao?
6. The gong belongs to which section of an orchestra?
7. Which British sitcom holds the Guinness record for the longest-running sitcom by longevity?
8. What is the smallest country ever to have won a FIFA World Cup?
9. Which country spans more time zones than any other when its overseas territories are included?
10. Which country has no native land snakes?
11. Which country performed the world’s first successful human-to-human heart transplant?
12. How long did the Hundred years War actually last?
13. Which country has the only national flag that contains an image of an open Bible?
14. Which country has no permanent rivers, despite being one of the largest countries in the world?
15. What is the only number whose letters are in alphabetical order when spelled in English?
16. What familiar invention was originally called the “Pluto Platter”?
17. What was the first board game to be played in space?
18. What is the only temperature at which Celsius and Fahrenheit have the same numerical reading?
19. Which famous author worked as a pharmacist’s assistant during both World Wars?
20. Who was the first person to win an Olympic medal and an Academy Award?
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Answers:
1. Sea Otter
2. Fred Astaire
3. Yin & Yang
4. Mekong Delta
5. Orange Flavoured
6. Percussion
7. Last of the Summer Wine
8. Uruguay
9. France
10. New Zealand
11. South Africa
12. 116 years
13. Dominican Republic
14. Saudi Arabia
15. Forty
16. Frisbee
17. Chess
18. -40 degrees
19. Agatha Christie
20. Kobe Bryant
So how was that today? I thought there were some very interesting questions today, did you? You can leave me questions too if you want. I will be back tomorrow with more cards to share with you and a new release during the week too! All for now, Sue x
8 comments:
Hi Sue
5 today. Some interesting questions.
B xx
Good morning Sue and all Wilsonettes, only 4 today but every question and answer is so much fun to try and work out, Keep them coming please.
Stay safe, healthy and happy, hugs, June Smith xxx
Morning sue you are making me think hard I should know more than 3, never mind I shall go through them again. Take care all Kitty.
Just five today.
Liz xx
A few for you, Sue.
1.Which is the only county in England with two separate coastlines?
2.Which US President had a residence in Culzean Castle, Ayrshire, Scotland?
3.Which is the largest owl?
4.Which city’s name when translated from Spanish means ‘The Meadows’?
5.Which is the UK’s largest National Park?
Only 5 for me today - harder than I initially thought 🤔😂. Will be back this afternoon with some for you 😊
Only 3 today. That’s poor! X
As promised a few for you...
Questions…
1. Which newspaper did Lord Beaverbrook take over in 1916?
2. Where would a Spanish lady wear her mantilla?
3. On which animal would you usually use a curry comb?
4. The Green Car Crash is a 1963 painting by which artist?
5. Who wrote the 1943 book the Gremlins?
6. In 1901, the Puffing Billy was an early version of which item?
7. What is known as the king of chemicals?
8. In an episode call ‘A little case of Revenge’, which actor had a karate fight with the Fonz in the TV series Happy Days?
9. The inventor of Bakelite was born in which European country?
10. In which decade was the Berlin wall erected?)
Answers…
1. – Daily Express
2. – Head/shoulders
3. – Horse
4. - Andy Warhol
5. – Roald Dahl
6. – Vaccum Cleaner
7. – Sulphuric acid
8. – Tom Hanks
9. – Belgium
10. – 1960s (1961)
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