Daily Trivia (March 26, 2022) Mel Gibson and General Knowledge Quiz

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Hello everyone and welcome to your Daily Trivia for March 26, 2022!
We have all kinds of excellent questions for you today, including one about actor Mel Gibson, the state of Arizona, and the movie "Scream". Good luck!

Daily Trivia 3/26/2022 Quiz Questions

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Question 1

Which of the following is the name of the river that flows through Canada's capital city?

  • A
    Columbia River
  • B
    Fraser River
  • C
    Red River
  • D
    Ottawa River

Question 2

Which of the following is the largest animal to build a nest?

  • A
    Elephant
  • B
    Gorilla
  • C
    Arctic fox
  • D
    Blue whale

Question 3

Which of the following Major League Baseball players won the National League Rookie of the Year award in 1983?

  • A
    Nolan Ryan
  • B
    Darryl Strawberry
  • C
    David Wright
  • D
    Bob Gibson

Question 4

Which of these songs appears in the Guinness Book of Records as a song having more than 3000 cover versions?

  • A
    Turn the Page
  • B
    Yesterday
  • C
    Ring of Fire
  • D
    Piece of My Heart

Question 5

What is the name of the fictional town in which the movie "Scream" is set?

  • A
    Woodsmith
  • B
    Woodstock
  • C
    Woodston
  • D
    Woodsboro

Question 6

Which of the following states is home to the country's deepest lake and is the only state to have an official state nut?

  • A
    Idaho
  • B
    Arizona
  • C
    Tennessee
  • D
    Oregon

Question 7

Mel Gibson's direction of which of the following films earned him his first Academy Award for Best Director?

  • A
    The Man Without a Face
  • B
    Apocalypto
  • C
    Braveheart
  • D
    The Passion of the Christ

Question 8

Who was the first African American actress to win the Academy Award for Best Actress?

  • A
    Halle Berry
  • B
    Diana Ross
  • C
    Angela Bassett
  • D
    Whoopi Goldberg

Question 9

In 1998, Harley-Davidson made history by opening up a factory for the first time that was located outside of the United States. In what country was that factory located?

  • A
    Brazil
  • B
    New Zealand
  • C
    Sweden
  • D
    Russia

Question 10

Which of the following is the state motto of Arizona?

  • A
    By Valor and Arms
  • B
    Be Prepared
  • C
    It Grows as it Goes
  • D
    God Enriches

Question 11

Who was the first Olympian to win gold in the same event in four straight Olympics?

  • A
    Michael Johnson
  • B
    Jim Thorpe
  • C
    Rafer Johnson
  • D
    Al Oerter

Question 12

Which President of the United States was the target of an assassination attempt during a state visit to the former Soviet republic of Georgia?

  • A
    John F. Kennedy
  • B
    George W. Bush
  • C
    Richard M. Nixon
  • D
    Ronald W. Reagan

Question 13

Sam Houston, former President of the Republic of Texas, Senator for the State of Texas and later its governor, was born in 1793 in which state?

  • A
    Georgia
  • B
    Tennessee
  • C
    Texas
  • D
    Virginia

Question 14

In 1920, Eddie Eagan won his first Olympic gold medal for the USA in boxing. In 1932, he won a second gold Olympic medal in which sport?

  • A
    Wrestling
  • B
    Bobsledding
  • C
    Biathalon
  • D
    Shot Put

Question 15

Which of these elements is the most conductive?

  • A
    Gold
  • B
    Copper
  • C
    Aluminum
  • D
    Silver

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