Okay, It's Time for a Trivia Quiz!

[82Rigger]

No particular topic for this quiz...just general subject area so that all of you can see if you're an airhead.

No multiple choice questions. Ya gotta pull the answers out from somewhere between yer ears!

Keith and Andy...no cheating!

Have fun!




1. What baseball innovation first occured on May 24, 1935, in Cincinnati?


2. Who is the only U.S. President buried in Washington D.C.?


3. In the game of MONOPOLY...name the four railroads.


4. What ill-fated craft was captained by Ernst Lehmann?


5. He served as both U.S. President and U.S. Vice President, but was NOT elected to EITHER office. Who?


6. What non-President said, "I'm in control now, here at the White House."?


7. A group of what animal is called a "gaggle"?


8. What is the most popular beverage in America?


9. What war was fought by the houses of York and Lancaster?


10. What is the world's largest island?


11. Which one is the orphan - Huckleberry Finn, Tom Sawyer, or Becky Thatcher?


12. How many grooves are there on each side of a 45 R.P.M. record?


13. Who was Beaver Cleaver's school teacher?


14. What Chicago citizen once declared, "Public service is my motto."?


15. In what city was President William McKinley assassinated?


BONUS QUESTION:

What is bob k's theme song?

[catman]

1. Seventh inning stretch

2. Lincoln

3. don't know

4. Titanic

5. Nixon

6. don't know

7. Geese

8. Coke

9. don't know

10. Austrailia

11. Thatcher

12. a bunch

13. Mrs What's her name

14. Al Capone

15. Can't remember

Bonus....Yankee My Doodle

[sn-e3]

I know the answer to the bonus question (dueling Banjo's)

[Jerry D]

#1. first major league night game
#2.Woodrow Wilson
#3, Reading, Baltimore & Ohio (B&O)
Pennsylvania RR, and Shortline RR.
#4.the Hindenburg
#5. Gerald Ford
#6.General Alexander Haig
#7.Geese
#8. Coke
#9. War of the Roses
10. Australia
11.Huck Finn
12. 1 per side
13. Miss Canfield and Miss Landers
14. Al Capone
15. Buffalo,NY

here is a neat piece of trivia too:
Q: Which president was not a citizen of the U.S.A. when he died? A: The one president who was not a U.S. citizen when he died was the 10th President, John Tyler. A native of Virginia, he died in that state on Jan. 18, 1862 as a citizen of the Southern Confederacy.

[b3196]

You guys are wrong, on the bonus question....I'll give the answer later
Bob K

[Andy]

Just woke up but I'll try.

1. First night game, played under lights. They tried it in NY in 1933 without the lights, didn't work out well.

2. GW is currently getting buried in DC.

3. BO, Shortline, Reading, and Amtrack.

4. Didn't he get his lighter that air craft blown up? The Hindenburg.

5. Jerry Ford never got elected to those offices but Nixon had such a majority they got a carry over.

6. Haig made that gaff. That's Alex from Vietnam, not the British guy from WWI.

7. Geese or Strippers.

8. It's got to be water.

9. It wasn't called this for over 100 years after it was over, but it was the War of the Roses. (York were the White Roses, Lancaster were Red).

10. Greenland.

11. Tom had aunt Molly so I'll go with him.

12. It's supposed to be one but most of mine were scratched and probably had an average of 14.

13. Yes Miss Landers.

14. Mayor Daily?

15. At a train station in Buffalo New York.

Bonus: "Here Comes Peter Cotton Tail".

Stay Healthy,
Andy

[Bill Farnie]

Originally posted by b3196 You guys are wrong, on the bonus question....I'll give the answer later
Bob K

Mary (or you know who) had a little lamb?

[b3196]

Bill
Nope
Bob K

[39mto39g]

I stoped with the first question. 1935, I mean who gives a shit?

Ron

[Bill Farnie]

Originally posted by b3196 Bill
Nope
Bob K

OK .... How about ?Thanks For The Mammary?s? ????????

(I'm recalling the pic posted awhile back)