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Easy

Which of the following names does not refer to another name for the Halloween celebration?

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Answer: Devil's Night
The Devil's Night does not refer to another name for Halloween. The Devil's Night is the eve before Halloween.

VeryHard

Which comedy-sketch program featured a parody skit of the Terminator going back in time to save Jesus?

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Answer: Mad TV
"The Greatest Action Story Ever Told" was featured on "Mad TV", which lasted for 14 seasons from 1995 to 2009.

VeryHard

In what year was Michael Jackson featured as the halftime entertainment during the Super Bowl?

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Answer: 1993
Michael Jackson performed at halftime of Super Bowl XXVII in 1993, which was the first time the halftime show featured only one performer.

Medium

Serena Williams is considered one of the greatest when it comes to female tennis history. When did she win her first Wimbledon Championship?

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Answer: 2002
In 2002, Serena Williams beat her elder sister, Venus Williams in the finals of the Wimbledon Championship to claim her first ever title in this competition. She was only 20 years old at that time.

Easy

In which country was singer Madonna born?

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Answer: U.S.A.
Madonna was born on August 16, 1958 in Bay City, Michigan, United States.

Medium

What was the first planet to be discovered using the telescope?

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Answer: Uranus
Uranus is the seventh planet from the Sun. One day on Uranus last about 17 hours and 14 minutes.

Easy

Which mathematician published more total pages of mathematics during his lifetime than any other mathematician in history?

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Answer: Leonhard Euler.
Swiss-born Euler is held to be one of the greatest mathematicians in history. He made pioneering contributions to several branches of mathematics and introduced much of the modern mathematical terminology and notation.

Medium

What is the first name of Tyler Durden's girlfriend in Fight Club?

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Answer: Marla
The character of Marla Singer was masterfully portrayed by actress Helena Bonham Carter.

Easy

Who is the star of the Christmas hit film "Home Alone"?

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Answer: Macaulay Clukin
Macaulay Culkin was the child star of "Home Alone".


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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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