By Eldon Combs | December 9, 2016 | Comments Off on Trivia Questions Week 12/09/16
In 1969 2 stars from this show were the Grand Marshall’s of the Inidanapolis 500 was it the: Honeymooners, Bonanza, or Beverly Hillbillies? (Loren Green & Dan Block – Ben & Hoss Cartwight rode in the Pace Car – it rode very low with Dan Blocker sitting on the back seat)
The Pilgrims first Thanksgiving celebration in America lasted: 3, 5, or 6 days?
Klay Thompson accomplished scoring 60 points in 29 minutes last Monday night while taking more or less than a dozen dribbles for the entire game? (11)
Which state is known as the “Flickertail” state: Maryland, S. Dakota, or N. Dakota? (A “Flickertail” is a squirrel)
Which Bond Movie features the Bond Girl Xenia Onatopp: From Russia With Love, Goldeneye, or A View To a Kill? (Played by the super beautiful Famke Janssen)
The Superman Museum can be found in this state: Iowa, Kansas, or Illinois? (Metropolis, IL)
Nov 22nd was the Anniversary of the infamous “Butt Fumble” – if you add the fumbler’s jersey number to the Butt Person’s jersey number the total would be: 68, 71, 74? (Jet’s QB Mark Sanchez 6 – G Brandon Moore 65)
What motto graces the first ever American coin: “Fight For Freedom”, “I Am Fleeing”, or “Mind Your Business”? (1797 the Fugio cent – Fugio means, “I Am Fleeing”, but the motto read, “Mind Your Business”)
What year did Topps stop putting gum in their baseball cards: 1990, 1992, or 1994?
The first US Airline Stewardesses were required to be: single, nurses, or no more than 5’8″ tall?
How many players in MLB history have stolen 100 bases in a single year: 14, 21, 28? (Happened 21 times but only involved 14 players – go to baseball-reference.com)
This TV show: 60 Minutes, Mash, or Minute to Win It – once caused a alarming 300 Million Gallon rise in New York City water usage? (Mash’s final show was in 1983 – evidently everyone in New York waiting until the show ended use the bathroom and almost in unison FLUSH)
A Kerfuffle is: a Shirt, a Double Speed Bump, or a Political Protest? (Colin Kaepernick’s kneeling during the National Anthem has been called a Kerfuffle: a commotion or fuss)
Bible Question: From Act 3: How many apostles ere present when the begger who had been lame from birth was healed at the “Beautiful Gate”: None, 2, or 6? (The healing occurred after Jesus ascended to to heaven – John & Paul saw the begger and Paul said to him, “I have not gold or silver but what I have I freely give to you – Walk!) Gives Me Chills When I Read That – Thru Their Faith In Christ – This Begger/Man Was Healed As Well As Led To Christ.
The term “Anhyzer” is part of the Sport: Skateboarding, Baseball, or Frisbee Golf? (An Anhyzer throw turns away from the spin of the disc)
In the beginning FBI agents were originally not allowed to keep: Guns, Facial Hair, or any Personal Identification?
What year did NASCAR lose Dale Earnhardt to a fatal car crash at the Daytona 500: Before or After the year 2000? (Feb 18th, 2001)
America’s Top 5 most common last names are: Smith, Johnson, Williams, Jones and either: Wilson, Brown, or Miller?
Pete Rose was banned from baseball: 27, 29, 31 yrs ago?
What did Wild Bill Hickok place around his bed at night so, he wouldn’t be caught off guard by someone at night: Salt, Bread, or Newspapers (Crumpled Newspapers)
In 1989 how many players and potential players in draft picks did the Minnesotta Vikings trade to Jerry Jones & the Dallas Cowboys to get Herschel Walker: 12, 13, or 14? (Great Trade for Dallas Total Bust for Minnesota)