Obscure Trivia #3

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1. How many time zones does Russia have?
15
9
11
13
2. The Rosetta Stone contains text written in each of these three scripts …
Sumero-Akkadian cuneiform, Egyptian hieroglyphics, Greek
Egyptian demotic, Egyptian hieroglyphics, Greek
Hebrew, Egyptian hieroglyphics, Greek
Egyptian demotic, Egyptian hieroglyphics, Hebrew
3. The Spanish Steps are located in …
Barcelona
Prague
Madrid
Rome
4. In the late nineteenth century, Native Americans referred to which soldiers serving in the western U.S. as “buffalo soldiers?”
All cavalrymen
Infantrymen
Native American cavalrymen
African American cavalrymen
5. Jabal Ṭāriq is the Arabic name for …
Mount Ararat
The Sahara Desert
Gibraltar
Mount Everest
6. How many stomachs does a cow have?
A cow’s stomach has four distinct compartments, leading some to inaccurately assert that cows have four stomachs.
4
1
3
2
7. Who was the first U.S. President to visit all 50 states while in office?
Abraham Lincoln
Donald J. Trump
Bill Clinton
Richard M. Nixon
8. Americans eat 350-400 of these every second.
Slices of pizza
Cocktail peanuts
Candy bars
Potato chips
9. What is the name of the rooster whose image graces boxes of Kellogg’s Corn Flakes?
Nickname: Corny
Randolph
Barnaby
Sanders
Cornelius
10. What is the national animal of Scotland?
Golden eagle
Unicorn
Phoenix
Highland cow
11. “Flemish Giant” refers to a …
Flemish Giants typically grow to between 2.5 - 4 feet long and weigh between 15 and 22 pounds.
Type of dairy cow
Child-eating character in Belgian folk tales
Type of rabbit
Skyscraper in Bruges
12. The most stolen food in the world is …
Candy
Bread
Cheese
Fruit
13. Until 2022, the Blue House was the official residence of which country’s president?
Czechia
Argentina
South Korea
Algeria
14. Which is NOT the name of one of Gwen Stefani’s sons?
Zuma
Apollo
Kingston
Falcon
15. Peking is to Beijing as Constantinople is to …
Istanbul
Rome
Türkiye
Ankara
16. Who is the only singer to have sung the theme song for three different James Bond films?
Goldfinger (1964), Diamonds Are Forever (1971), Moonraker (1979).
Gladys Knight
Shirley Bassey
Billie Eilish
Sam Smith
17. The first all new hand-drawn animated feature film to be released was …
In 1937.
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
The Aristocats
Steamboat Willie
Fantasia
18. The first toy to be advertised on television was …
In 1952.
Mr. Potato Head
Slinky
Silly Putty
Barbie
19. Exit signs became a required building safety feature as a result of …
The Coconut Grove nightclub fire of 1942 (Boston)
The Iroquois Theater fire of 1903 (Chicago)
The Consolidated School gas explosion of 1937 (New London, TX)
The Triangle Shirtwaist Company fire of 1911 (New York City)
20. The original name of the Google search engine was …
Because it analyzed the web’s “back links” to understand how important a website was, and what other sites it related to.
HotSpot
BackRub
JailBreak
DeskTop
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2 Comments
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Level 83
Oct 12, 2023
There were some animated feature films before that one. Apparently that one was the first to be “cel animated”, whatever that means.
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Level 76
Oct 12, 2023
Yes, I suppose I have an aversion to calling cut-outs and silhouettes “animation,” although they technically are. I have updated the question accordingly.

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