General Knowledge #2
Written by Daniel Rackley
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When you are having a trivia battle with your friends, it is always to know as many random facts as you possibly can. That way, when you are making that friendly wager you know you will win. Take this quiz and see how many of these General Knowledge facts you can mark as correct!
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Question 1
Before he changed it to Muhammad Ali, by what name was the World Heavyweight Boxing champion known?
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ACassius Clay
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BSugar Ray Leonard
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CJoe Louis
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DSugar Ray Robinson
Cassius Clay
Ali was a talented and famous boxer. He refused to go to the war in Vietnam due to his religious beliefs and his opposition to the war in general. He was stripped of his titles and arrested for draft evasion, but he successfully appealed this decision in 1971 to the Supreme Court. He was a cultural and sports icon.
Question 2
You might get a new one of these pictured components every 3,000 miles, but do you know what they're called?
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AOil filter
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BViscosity limiter
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CPetroleum strainer
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DDe-cruder
Oil filter
Your engine oil serves the important function of lubricating each moving part, which is why it's important to keep contaminants out. Your oil filter constantly strains unwanted particles, and the mechanic changes it whenever you get a lube service.
Question 3
What Hall of Fame coach guided the Oakland Raiders to victory in Super Bowl XI?
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AJoe Gibbs
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BJohn Madden
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CBill Parcells
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DBill Walsh
John Madden
Madden, a 2006 inductee, was the Raiders' head coach from 1969-78. Today he is probably better-known as the namesake of the most popular series of NFL video games.
Question 4
What are these pictured engine workhorses called?
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AReciprocators
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BPistons
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CUndulaters
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DMotivators
Pistons
Your pistons live inside the engine's cylinders; they move up and down to spin the crankshaft. If your pistons start to fail, you'll notice a misfiring engine, rattling and even a loss of power.
Question 5
This 1991 film featuring two horrifying murderers won five Oscars. A young FBI agent, on the trail of a savage killer who skins his victims, must consult with a brilliant cannibal psychiatrist behind bars for insights into the murderer's mind. Can you name this film?
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ASteel and Lace
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BBad Karma
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CThe Silence of the Lambs
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DBody Parts
The Silence of the Lambs
Directed by Jonathan Demme, "The Silence of the Lambs" is an extremely intelligent, carefully made horror film that stays with viewers long after the last frame.
Question 6
These pictured components help stop your car, but do you know what they are?
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ADecelerators
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BBrake pads
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CFriction Cushions
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DStopper mats
Brake pads
Your car's brakes work similarly to the braking system on your bicycle — with one key difference. While your bike's brake pads squeeze the tire directly, automotive brakes apply pressure to a disc known as a rotor when it's time to decelerate.
Question 7
Tim Couch, Brady Quinn, and Johnny Manziel are some of the quarterbacks that have started for this team.
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ANew York Jets
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BBuffalo Bills
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CMinnesota Vikings
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DCleveland Browns
Cleveland Browns
The Browns drafted Couch, Quinn, and Manziel in 1999, 2007, and 2014, respectively.
Question 8
What do you call the pictured safety features, which are crucial for driving in harsh weather?
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AFrame reinforcements
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BHumidity regulators
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CWindbreakers
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DWindshield wipers
Windshield wipers
Windshield wipers, also known as windscreen wipers, were first patented all the way back in 1896.
Question 9
What is Polaris otherwise known as?
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AThe North Star
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BAlpha boo
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CThe Dog Star
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DThe Southern Nebula
The North Star
Polaris is also called Alpha Ursae Minoris and is often used for navigation.
Question 10
What is the name of the pictured device, which reduces the toxicity of automotive exhaust?
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AThe redox device
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BThe purifier
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CThe sequester
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DThe catalytic converter
The catalytic converter
Catalytic converters use chemical reactions to convert pollutants in automobile exhaust into less harmful emissions. Some can reduce automobile pollution by up to 40%!
Question 11
In this 1982 film, spirits come out of the television and a child disappears in her closet and can later only be heard through the television. Furniture is rearranged and people's lives are turned upside down in this frightening film that begins as a deceptively normal day in the suburbs and becomes a descent into a spiritual netherworld. Can you name it?
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APoltergeist
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BDon't Go to Sleep
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CThe Aftermath
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DThe Beast Within
Poltergeist
"Poltergeist" was directed by Tobe Hooper, and he worked to develop the story with Steven Spielberg, who produced and wrote the film. Highly valued by both critics and audiences, this film is still a much-prized and respected horror experience.
Question 12
This team's home stadium is known for how high it is above sea level.
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AWashington Redskins
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BArizona Cardinals
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CPittsburgh Steelers
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DDenver Broncos
Denver Broncos
Sports Authority Field at Mile High is 5,280 feet above sea level.
Question 13
What is the name of the pictured device, which changes reciprocating motion into rotational motion?
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AThe crankshaft
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BThe under-shaft
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CThe transmission
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DThe cylinder
The crankshaft
The crankshaft is what converts the reciprocating motion of the cylinders to rotational motion. They were first used in water mills and sawmills, made their way to paddle boats, and eventually became one of the core components of automobiles.
Question 14
What is the process by which plants convert light to energy?
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APhotoconversion
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BLuceoconversion
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CPhotosynthesis
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DLuceosynthesis
Photosynthesis
Plants, algae and bacteria that use photosynthesis are called photoautotrophs.
Question 15
What is the name of the machine that mixes air with fuel and has now been largely replaced by fuel injectors?
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AStatic pressure system
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BRototiller
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CCarburetor
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DCompressor
Carburetor
Carburetors, once one of the most important components, have begun to see their purpose supplanted by fuel injectors, though they are still common on small engines for lawn mowers, rototillers, and other equipment.
Question 16
The New England Patriots' home stadium is located in which Massachusetts town?
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AAlbany
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BFoxborough
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CHartford
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DSouth Westport
Foxborough
Gillette Stadium opened in Foxborough, Massachusetts in 2002.
Question 17
The capital city of this state is known for music. What is the name of the state that is home to the Grand Ole Opry and the Country Music Hall of Fame?
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AMontana
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BTennessee
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CMissouri
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DKentucky
Tennessee
Nashville, Tennessee is well known for its music scene. It is home to the legendary Grand Ole Opry music venue, and the Country Music Hall of Fame.
Question 18
What is this pictured item that sits on top of your engine?
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ADust sieve
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BAir filter
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CDe-pollinator
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DHoneycomb
Air filter
Every car has at least one air filter, but many have multiple filters to help keep the atmosphere clean in the passenger cabin. The one for your engine helps ensure dust and other atmospheric particles don't interfere with the oxygen supply used in combustion.
Question 19
What "Iron Lady" became the first female Prime Minister of Britain in 1979, worked closely with President Ronald Reagan, and was the leader of the Conservative Party?
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AIndira Gandhi
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BMargaret Thatcher
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CMary Robinson
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DGolda Meir
Margaret Thatcher
Thatcher believed in laissez-faire economics, self-determination, hard work, and was strongly opposed to unions. Thatcher and Ronald Reagan would later work together during the 1980s, encouraging conservatism in their respective governments.
Question 20
On his way to Albuquerque, this rabbit often stumbled right into hunting season and what speech-impaired hunter?
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ADaffy Duck
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BElmer Fudd
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CSylvester
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DJerry
Elmer Fudd
Elmer Fudd is the bumbling hunter who is always duped and outsmarted by Bugs Bunny. Elmer always winds up falling for Bugs' diversions and tricks that lead to comical situations — and Bugs always coming out the victor.
Question 21
According to legend, an apple tree led to which scientific discovery?
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AGravity
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BVisible spectrum
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CColor constancy
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DEvolution
Gravity
Isaac Newton may not have actually been hit in the head by an apple, as the story sometimes states, but observing the falling fruit led to him questioning why it always fell in a straight line.
Question 22
Rich "Goose" Gossage played which position during his Major League Baseball career?
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ARight field
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BPitcher
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CThird base
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DCatcher
Pitcher
Gossage had 310 saves during his Major League Baseball career.
Question 23
What is the name of the pictured key part of the vehicle’s ignition system?
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AThe distributor cap
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BThe collection cap
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CThe amplifier
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DThe fuel injector
The distributor cap
The distributor cap covers the distributor and the rotor, protecting them from contamination..
Question 24
Frank Gifford, O.J. Simpson, and Marcus Allen are all Pro Football Hall of Fame inductees who attended this school.
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AUSC
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BTexas
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CColorado
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DFlorida
USC
Gifford, Simpson, and Allen were inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1977, 1985, and 2003, respectively.
Question 25
This defensive lineman holds the NFL record for quarterback sacks in a season.
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AMark Gastineau
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BJared Allen
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CJustin Houston
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DMichael Strahan
Michael Strahan
Strahan had 22.5 sacks during the 2001 NFL season.
Question 26
Quarterback Jameis Winston played college football at this school, which is located in a state's capital city.
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AOregon
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BAlabama
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CFlorida State
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DMichigan
Florida State
Florida State University is located in Tallahassee, Florida, the state's capital city.
Question 27
This state's capital city is one of the two cities known as the Twin Cities. What is the name of this state that is also home to the Mall of America?
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ANorth Dakota
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BMinnesota
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CMissouri
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DTennessee
Minnesota
The Mall of America is located in Bloomington, Minnesota. The cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul, the state's capital, are known as the Twin Cities.
Question 28
What device is used to reduce high-speed internal combustion engine rotations to speeds acceptable for a car's wheels?
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AThe shift improver
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BThe electrifier
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CThe gearbox
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DThe transformer
The gearbox
To transfer this power, the piston transfers the force of the expanding gas in the engine to the crankshaft via the connecting rod.
Question 29
Albert Pujols played for which team from 2001-11?
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ABoston Red Sox
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BSt. Louis Cardinals
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CAtlanta Braves
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DLos Angeles Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Pujols helped the Cardinals win the World Series twice during his tenure with the team.
Question 30
What actress, activist, and businesswoman won her first Oscar for playing June Carter Cash in 2005's 'Walk the Line'?
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AJennifer Garner
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BJessica Alba
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CKatie Holmes
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DReese Witherspoon
Reese Witherspoon
Witherspoon snagged a producing Emmy for HBO's hit series 'Big Little Lies', in which she also stars. When she's not acting, producing, or collecting awards for acting and producing, she's an author, the creator of retail brand Draper James, an Avon global ambassador, a board member of the Children's Defense Fund, and a mother of three.
Question 31
Mike Piazza played which position during his Major League Baseball career?
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AShortstop
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BPitcher
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CCatcher
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DFirst base
Catcher
Piazza was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2016.
Question 32
John Paul II became Pope in 1978. He was the first non-Italian Pope in over 400 years. In what country was he born?
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AGermany
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BPoland
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CLithuania
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DHungary
Poland
"JPII" was the second longest serving Pope in history. He was also well-traveled, having visited 129 countries. His canonization was held in 2014 after his resignation in 2005.
Question 33
Tom Brady is the first quarterback from this school to start in a Super Bowl.
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AUSC
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BNotre Dame
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CMichigan
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DFlorida
Michigan
Brady guided Michigan to a 35-34 overtime victory over Alabama in the 2000 Orange Bowl.
Question 34
The National Baseball Hall of Fame is based in what city?
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AWilliamsport, Pennsylvania
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BCooperstown, New York
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CCanton, Ohio
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DBaltimore, Maryland
Cooperstown, New York
The first class of National Baseball Hall of Fame was inducted in 1936. The city is named because it was built on land belonging to the father of author James Fenimore Cooper.
Question 35
What president signed into law the Civil Rights Act of 1964, an act that banned discrimination based on race, sex, religion, or national origin?
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AHarry Truman
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BJohn F. Kennedy
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CLyndon Johnson
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DWoodrow Wilson
Lyndon Johnson
LBJ was more involved with the civil rights movement than his predecessor, Kennedy. He worked with Martin Luther King, Jr. and other civil rights activists on developing the Civil Rights Act and later the Voting Rights Act. (Of course, like all presidents, LBJ was flawed, but he did use his presidency to expand the rights of people of color, women, and others during the 1960s).
Question 36
This American actor made his name from many smaller television roles before breaking into film in the '90s. Can you recognize his face?
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AVince Vaughn
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BVincent D'Onofrio
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CMel Gibson
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DJimmy Fallon
Vince Vaughn
Vince Vaughn, like so many other celebrities, fell into the temptation of driving drunk. His charge also included resisting arrest.
Question 37
What is the name of the component that provides both air and fuel to the cylinders?
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AExhaust manifold
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BIntake manifold
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CIgnition advance
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DAncillary system
Intake manifold
The intake manifold's purpose is to evenly distribute the air/fuel mixture to the cylinders. The air is admitted to the combustion chamber on the intake stroke and is mixed with fuel from the injector, after which the combustion cycle continues.
Question 38
Which Beatle has long been rumored to have died and been replaced with a lookalike?
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AGeorge Harrison
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BPaul McCartney
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CJohn Lennon
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DRingo Starr
Paul McCartney
Theorists mark 1966 as the date McCartney died and was replaced. "Paul is dead" clues can supposedly be found in numerous places in The Beatles' music and promotional art. McCartney's lack of shoes on the Abbey Road album cover is often cited as evidence of his death.
Question 39
The last non-quarterback to win NFL MVP was…
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AAaron Rodgers
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BDerek Carr
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CPeyton Manning
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DAdrian Peterson
Adrian Peterson
Adrian Peterson won the MVP in 2012, since it has been Manning, Rodgers, Newton, and Ryan, all QBs.
Question 40
In 1993, this player became the third quarterback selected first overall by the New England Patriots in the NFL Draft.
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ABilly Joe Hobert
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BDrew Bledsoe
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CRick Mirer
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DMark Brunell
Drew Bledsoe
Bledsoe, Jack Concannon, and Jim Plunkett are the three quarterbacks to be selected first overall by the Patriots to date.
Question 41
In 1993, who released a song titled "U.N.I.T.Y." to empower women?
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ARegina Hall
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BJada Pinkett Smith
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CMissy Elliott
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DQueen Latifah
Queen Latifah
"U.N.I.T.Y." is a Grammy Award-winning song by Queen Latifah off her 1993 album, <i>Black Reign</i>.
Question 42
After Elvis' first TV appearance, he was brought to the attention of what manager that made him famous over the next few years?
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AD.J. Fontana
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BSlim Whitman
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CArthur Godfrey
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DColonel Tom Parker
Colonel Tom Parker
Elvis was introduced to Colonel Tom Parker who had handled such big names as Roy Orbison and Eddy Arnold. He landed Presley a prestigious touring schedule. No one knew what to call his style of music, but because they said it sounded a little hillbilly and a little black rock, they coined the phrase "Rockabilly" to describe his sound. The photo is of the guitar Presley played in that first lucky television performance.
Question 43
Who is this pictured historical figure?
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AMargaret Thatcher
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BFlorence Nightingale
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CRosa Parks
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DHarriet Tubman
Rosa Parks
On December 1, 1955, Rosa Parks refused to move to the back of the bus in order to accomodate a white passenger. She became a symbol of civil disobedience during the Civil Rights movement.
Question 44
What is the capital city of Haiti?
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APort-au-Prince
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BSanto Domingo
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CHavana
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DSan Juan
Port-au-Prince
Port-au-Prince is the capital of Haiti. The city was created in 1749 and became the nation's capital when the country gained independence in 1804.
Question 45
Which former U.S. President was the primary author of the Declaration of Independence?
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AAaron Burr
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BGeorge Washington
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CAlexander Hamilton
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DThomas Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson began drafting the Declaration of Independence in 1775, shortly after the American Revolution began. After multiple revisions, the final declaration was ratified by the Second Continental Congress on July 4, 1776.
Question 46
Barry Sanders was the first player from this school to win the Heisman Trophy.
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AGeorgia
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BTexas
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CLSU
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DOklahoma State
Oklahoma State
Sanders had 2,628 rushing yards and 37 rushing touchdowns for Oklahoma State during the 1988 college football regular season en route to winning the Heisman Trophy.
Question 47
Which famous historical figure is pictured here?
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AFlorence Nightingale
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BEleanor Roosevelt
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CRosa Parks
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DMarie Curie
Eleanor Roosevelt
Eleanor Roosevelt was the wife of president Franklin D. Roosevelt, and was thus the longest-serving First Lady in US history. She was also the US delegate to the United Nations after her husband's death, and was called the "First Lady of the World" by President Harry S. Truman.
Question 48
This Massachusetts senator narrowly defeated Richard Nixon to become the 35th president of the United States.
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ABill Clinton
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BDwight D. Eisenhower
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CJohn F. Kennedy
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DJimmy Carter
John F. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon were a part of the very first televised presidential debates. Following this election, the use of television began to play a dynamic role in politics.
Question 49
What bones protect your heart?
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AWrist bones
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BUlna
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CRib cage
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DFemur
Rib cage
Your heart is located under your rib cage in the center of your chest between your right and left lungs. You have 24 ribs in 12 pairs!
Question 50
Kiev is the capital of what Eastern European country?
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AMoldova
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BPoland
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CGermany
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DUkraine
Ukraine
Kiev is the capital of Ukraine. When the city of Kiev was founded is unknown, but evidence suggests that people had settled in the area for thousands of years. Ukraine gained its independence from the Soviet Union in 1991.
Question 51
What is amber?
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AA mineral
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BA form of lava
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CFossilized tree sap
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DA naturally occurring plastic
Fossilized tree sap
Amber has long been valued as a gemstone. The sap of trees sometimes traps small creatures and insects inside before it hardens, preserving the animal inside.
Question 52
A hostage crisis took place for 444 days during Jimmy Carter's presidency. It wasn't until Ronald Reagan's election that the hostages were released. In what country did this hostage crisis occur?
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ABoliva
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BIraq
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CGermany
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DIran
Iran
The Iranian Revolution favored an Islamic State. The Shah was overthrown, and the American embassy in Tehran was seized by pro-revolution Iranian students. There they held 50 Americans hostage for 444 days. The crisis was televised to the American public and severely undermined President Carter's foreign policy initiatives. Some argue the crisis cost him the election.
Question 53
A what temperature does water freeze?
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A0 degrees Celsius
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B32 degrees Celsius
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C21 degrees Celsius
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D10 degrees Celsius
0 degrees Celsius
This temperature is the equivalent of 32 degrees Fahrenheit. Variations like adding salt or alcohol to water can lower its freezing point.
Question 54
Sam Walton, the creator of Walmart, opened his first store in 1962 in what state?
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ATennessee
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BSouth Carolina
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CArkansas
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DGeorgia
Arkansas
Walmart started in Walton's home state and has since become a global corporation and is the third largest employer in the world.
Question 55
In 2016, Dak Prescott became the first quarterback from this school to be drafted by the Dallas Cowboys.
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AVirginia
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BClemson
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CMississippi State
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DSouth Florida
Mississippi State
The Cowboys drafted Prescott in the fourth round of the 2016 NFL Draft.
Question 56
What Apollo mission planned to land on the moon, but instead returned to Earth after an oxygen tank exploded, putting its three NASA astronauts in danger?
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AApollo 11
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BApollo 10
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CApollo 13
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DApollo 17
Apollo 13
The Apollo program was designed by NASA to land American astronauts on the moon. It ran from 1963 to 1972 and was largely successful, achieving its goal first in 1969.
Question 57
As a girl, what pictured actress portrayed a child who had to fight for her life against terrifying creatures in the 1986 film 'Aliens'?
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AJanet Jackson
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BLindsey Lohan
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CRoss Bagley
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DCarrie Henn
Carrie Henn
Carrie Henn was cast in the role of Rebecca "Newt" Jordan in 'Aliens' while living in England, as her father was stationed at Lakenheath, a US Air Force base. She had no previous acting experience, and she has not acted in any film or television role since.
Question 58
What is the capital of the state of Pennsylvania?
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APittsburgh
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BHarrisburg
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CPhiladelphia
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DCentralia
Harrisburg
With an estimated 49,000 residents, the city of Harrisburg serves as the capital city of the state of Pennsylvania.
Question 59
Known for arguing cases such as Brown v. Board of Education and Miranda v. Arizona, who became the first African American Supreme Court Justice in 1967?
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ASonya Sotomayor
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BThurgood Marshall
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CBenjamin N. Cardozo
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DClarence Thomas
Thurgood Marshall
Marshall was denied acceptance to the University of Maryland Law School due to his race. This event surely shaped how he approached cases on civil rights in his career. He was appointed by President Kennedy to the Supreme Court in 1967 and retired in 1991.
Question 60
What kind of creature is found at the top of the food chain?
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AHerbivore
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BApex Predator
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CScavenger
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DBacteria
Apex Predator
Food chains show the relationships between producers, consumers, and decomposers, showing who eats whom. Apex predators include saltwater crocodiles, lions, and orca whales.
Question 61
What actor won the Academy Award for his portrayal of the Joker in "The Dark Knight"?
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AHeath Ledger
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BJack Nicholson
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CSam Rockwell
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DDanny DeVito
Heath Ledger
Health Ledger won the Academy Award for best supporting actor in recognition of his dynamic performance of the Joker in "The Dark Knight." Sadly, Ledger passed away during filming of the movie due to an accidental overdose.
Question 62
The capital city of Cambodia was established in 1434 but abandoned several times before it was reestablished in 1865. What is the name of this capital city?
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ASingapore
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BYangon
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CPhnom Penh
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DBangkok
Phnom Penh
Phnom Penh was originally founded in 1434 to be the new capital, but it was abandoned several times until it was reestablished in 1865 by King Norodom. In 1975 when the Khmer Rouge came to power, the city was largely deserted as they forced residents out of the city and into the countryside. The city remained mostly abandoned until the Vietnamese invaded in 1979, overthrowing the Khmer Rouge.
Question 63
What is the term for something bearlike or related to bears?
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ALupine
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BCanine
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CUrsine
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DMurine
Ursine
The Latin word "ursus" means "bear." In zoology, bears fall into the Ursidae family.
Question 64
What is the capital and largest city of Costa Rica?
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APanama City
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BManagua
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CSan José
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DPuerto Limón
San José
Formerly called Villa Nueva, San José has been the capital of Costa Rica since 1823. At the end of the Contra war in neighboring Nicaragua in 1990, air traffic into the city has been steadily increasing due to the country's popularity as a tourist destination.
Question 65
The capital city of Nukuʿalofa is on the northern shore of Tongatapu Island in what country?
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AMauritius
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BTonga
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CIndonesia
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DIceland
Tonga
Nukuʿalofa is the capital city of the island nation of Tonga. Tonga is a constitutional monarchy, and in 2006, after a report on political reform was submitted and no action was taken, pro-democracy groups rioted in the streets destroying roughly four-fifths of the central business district in Nuku'alofa.
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Supposed to be "General Knowledge" quiz but, had LOTS of sports, cars/car parts, presidents/leaders!!? What about everything else?!! 😉
The ADS interfered when chosen a answer ..
Too much football.
Why you quiz on every other sport but basketball the one im a expert in ?
The answers moved and I got 4 wrong that I knew the answers to.
@metatropeWell, don't you sound like the life of the party!
Great it'ss. Grrreart a little Scottish
Need more sports questions
Too much sports but the worst part is the way the answers move around. I hit wrong answers because of the jumping around. I have no idea what my real score is. I guess I can always take it again, hahahahaha
20/20. How did anyone miss the Patriots/Foxboro question?
TOO MUCH SPORTS TRIVIA... who the hell cares about what position X played or for which team? I hate all competitive sports. Waste of time.
It says I missed 10 but in reality I only missed 2 due to the way the answers move. HIGHLY ANNOYING
I really need to broaden my sports and motor knowledge ! I FAILED !
Yo many sports ? S
@DelranDuke. I also am having the problem. I could get most right but end up with an only ok score due to the screen picking the wrong item when I had clicked on the correct answer
Missed one !!
Got an A missed 2.
This is great. Keeps your mind active!!!!
I really look forward to doing these quizzes... Keeps my mind working on all cylinders... I even surprise myself sometimes.. Other times I am sorry for not paying attention to things I perhaps should have !!! But I did pretty all right... Ever onward !!!
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