JenKennings
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trivia 5/13
DID YOU KNOW...
The Arc de Triomphe in Paris is the largest triumphal arch in the world. The arch stands 162 feet.
1. Which successful pop duo of the late 1980s caused a scandal when it was found out they had lip-synched all their songs?
2. Melissa Gilbert played the main character on which television show?
3. Where is the most popular spot to commit suicide in the United States?
4. Which American author's works include "The Last Juror", "The Appeal" and "The Associate"?
5. What sci-fi series centered on a man who traveled in a British police box?
6. Robert Langdon is the hero in which two movies (2005 & 2009) ?
7. what are "sugarplums"?
8. Which of the Fifty has the Mountain Laurel as its state flower?
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
An earlier incarnation of Pink Floyd was called The Screaming Abadabs.
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1. Milli Vanilli
2. Little House on the Prairie
3. Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco
4. John Grisham
5. Dr. Who
6. "The Da Vinci Code" (2005) and "Angels and Demons" (2009)
7. AN OLD-TIME TERM FOR HOLIDAY
COOKIES OR CANDIES
8. Pennsylvania
TRUTH !!
The name came from a popular British expression, meaning to cause an anxiety attack in someone.
It's akin to the American concept of the "Heebie-Jeebies".
DID YOU KNOW...
The Arc de Triomphe in Paris is the largest triumphal arch in the world. The arch stands 162 feet.
1. Which successful pop duo of the late 1980s caused a scandal when it was found out they had lip-synched all their songs?
2. Melissa Gilbert played the main character on which television show?
3. Where is the most popular spot to commit suicide in the United States?
4. Which American author's works include "The Last Juror", "The Appeal" and "The Associate"?
5. What sci-fi series centered on a man who traveled in a British police box?
6. Robert Langdon is the hero in which two movies (2005 & 2009) ?
7. what are "sugarplums"?
8. Which of the Fifty has the Mountain Laurel as its state flower?
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
An earlier incarnation of Pink Floyd was called The Screaming Abadabs.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
1. Milli Vanilli
2. Little House on the Prairie
3. Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco
4. John Grisham
5. Dr. Who
6. "The Da Vinci Code" (2005) and "Angels and Demons" (2009)
7. AN OLD-TIME TERM FOR HOLIDAY
COOKIES OR CANDIES
8. Pennsylvania
TRUTH !!
The name came from a popular British expression, meaning to cause an anxiety attack in someone.
It's akin to the American concept of the "Heebie-Jeebies".
