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Which vintage player is known as the first superstar of the NFL?

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Answer: Red Grange
Beginning his professional career in 1925, Red Grange (1903-1991) was the first player to attract the masses to NFL games and is thus credited with legitimizing the league.

Easy

Lamar Odom won the Sixth Man of the Year Award while a member of which NBA franchise?

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Answer: Los Angeles Lakers
Not only was Odom named Sixth Man of the Year in 2011 as a member of the Lakers, but he also helped them win a couple of championships during his seven-season tenure with the club.

Medium

Which vegetable is popular in the UK during Christmas?

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Answer: Brussel sprouts
Brussel sprouts are popular in the UK during Christmas.

VeryHard

Which television series ended in the apparent suicide of its main character?

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Answer: Dallas
The last episode of "Dallas", which aired during its 14th season in 1991, featured J.R. Ewing seemingly committing suicide, though in a Dallas reunion movie aired in 1996 it was revealed that he had not.

Medium

Which scientist sailed the HMS Beagle to South America, inlcuding a stop in the Galapagos Islands?

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Answer: Charles Darwin - Darwin based his theory of natural selection from observations on this voyage.

Hard

Sozin's comet is an astrological event that occurs in which television series?

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Answer: Avatar
In "Avatar: the Last Airbender", the passing of Sozin's comet gives firebenders enhanced strength.

Easy

What can usually be seen on top of a wrapped Christmas present?

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Answer: A bow
Christmas gifts are traditionally knotted with a bow.


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Where Trivia Comes From

Trivia, the word, comes from the Latin word trivialis. The modern usage of the word is fairly recent, and is the noun form of the word trivial. Trivia, by definition, means small factors or tidbits of information that are usually useless (or trivial) in nature.

Trivia or Fact

The difference between trivia and facts is quite trivial. Generally, trivia is considered to be a type of fact. Facts are statements of truth that can regard any number of broad or specific categories. Trivia, though, is usually considered to be more useless tidbits or facts that you don't really need to know.

So wait, trivia isn't always a question? Not necessarily. Trivia questions are a form of trivia that come in the form of questions, much like a quiz. Trivia questions are much more fun than just reading factoids. It gives the reader a chance to test their knowledge of useless facts, sometimes with a range of multiple choice options.



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