Daily Trivia (October 14, 2020) 101 Dalmatians and General Knowledge Quiz

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Hello everyone and welcome to your Daily Trivia for October 14, 2020!
We have all kinds of excellent questions for you today, including one about the movie "101 Dalmatians", rock legend Billy Idol, and a World Series MVP. Good luck!

Daily Trivia 10/14/2020 Quiz Questions

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Question 1

What was the pen name of author Theodor Geisel?

  • A
    Dr. Seuss
  • B
    Richard Bachman
  • C
    William Faulkner
  • D
    Anne Rice

Question 2

The city of Trenton is the capital city of which of the following states?

  • A
    Montana
  • B
    New York
  • C
    New Jersey
  • D
    Alabama

Question 3

The city of Springfield is the capital of which of the following states?

  • A
    Kentucky
  • B
    California
  • C
    Illinois
  • D
    Vermont

Question 4

Caracas is the capital city of which South American country?

  • A
    Mexico
  • B
    Cambodia
  • C
    Venezuela
  • D
    Chile

Question 5

Following the election of 1860, South Carolina was the first state to secede from the Union. Which of the following states was the second?

  • A
    Mississippi
  • B
    Alabama
  • C
    Virginia
  • D
    Michigan

Question 6

Which of the following actors starred as 'Dan Fielding' on the television series "Night Court"?

  • A
    Charles Robinson
  • B
    John Larroquette
  • C
    John Astin
  • D
    Alan Alda

Question 7

Which of the following players was the MVP of the 2013 World Series?

  • A
    David Ortiz
  • B
    Chase Utley
  • C
    Shane Victorino
  • D
    Evan Longoria

Question 8

Which of the following was Walt Disney's first animated feature film?

  • A
    Alice in Wonderland
  • B
    Bambi
  • C
    Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
  • D
    Cinderella

Question 9

Which of the following organs makes up nearly thirty percent of a shark's entire body mass?

  • A
    Liver
  • B
    Heart
  • C
    Lung
  • D
    Kidney

Question 10

Which astronaut claimed he was the first man to wet his pants on the moon?

  • A
    Buzz Aldrin
  • B
    Gus Grissom
  • C
    Neil Armstrong
  • D
    Chuck Rollands

Question 11

A portrait of which of the following men appears on the twenty-dollar bill?

  • A
    George Washington
  • B
    Ulysses S. Grant
  • C
    Andrew Jackson
  • D
    Alexander Hamilton

Question 12

Which actress portrayed 'Cruella DeVil' in the 1996 Walt Disney live-action movie "101 Dalmatians"?

  • A
    Kathleen Turner
  • B
    Meryl Streep
  • C
    Anjelica Huston
  • D
    Glenn Close

Question 13

Billy Idol played himself in the romantic comedy "The Wedding Singer", starring Adam Sandler and which actress?

  • A
    Cameron Diaz
  • B
    Brooke Shields
  • C
    Lindsay Lohan
  • D
    Drew Barrymore

Question 14

Which President of the United States was first to declare the third Sunday in June as Father's Day?

  • A
    John F. Kennedy
  • B
    Lyndon B. Johnson
  • C
    Harry S. Truman
  • D
    Dwight D. Eisenhower

Question 15

Which NBA legend holds the record for most career steals?

  • A
    John Stockton
  • B
    Dennis Rodman
  • C
    Karl Malone
  • D
    Scottie Pippen

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Alabama was the second state to succeed Mississippi was the third

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Amazing how well you can do without questions about obscure albums by no-hit noneders or fluke baseball and basketball award winners.

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