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100

Trivia Question: What is the rarest M&M color?



Brown

100

Trivia Question: Which famous singer did Dolly Parton turn down when they wanted to record "I Will Always Love You" 

Elvis Presley

His manager demanded half of the song's publishing rights  

100

Trivia Question: What is the rarest eye colour

green

found in only about 2% of the global population—because they require a specific genetic combination that produces very low levels of melanin and rely on an optical illusion.

100

Trivia Question: What Bird can fly backwards?


Hummingbird

100

Trivia Question: Which country is famous for The Great Pyramids?  


Egypt

200

Trivia Question: What is the common name for dried plums?


Prunes

200

Trivia Question: Which famous singer played 27 instruments? 

Prince famously played 27 instruments, though this widely cited number represents the distinct variations of guitars, keyboards, synthesizers, and percussion tracked on his 1978 debut album, For You

200

Trivia Question: What is the rarest blood type

AB

200

Trivia Question: How many bones do sharks have?



None. 

Sharks do not have bones. Their skeletons are made entirely of cartilage, a light and flexible material like the tip of your nose and ears.  

200

Trivia Question: What river flows thru the Grand Canyon

The Colorado River

300

Trivia Question: Which food substance never expires?

Pure honey does not expire or go bad under proper conditions, lasting indefinitely due to its low moisture, high sugar level, and natural acidity. While jars feature "best-by" dates, these track peak quality or regulatory timelines rather than safety

300

Trivia Question: What was Bob Ross' previous job before having a television career as a famous painter?

Bob Ross served for 20 years in the United States Air Force, retiring as a master sergeant

300

Trivia Question: How many arms does a squid have?

10

300

Trivia Question: What animal proposes using pebbles

penguin 

300

Trivia Question: Which city has the nickname the "Big Apple"?

New York City

400

Trivia Question: Which drink was originally made as medicine to help cure headaches?


Coca-Cola 

In 1886, John Pemberton originally sold Coca-Cola as a patent medicine

400

Trivia Question: What was the first Disney princess movie

Snow White

400

Trivia Question:What is the longest bone in the human body

Femur 

400

Trivia Question:  What do you call a group of Flamingos?

Flamboyance

400

Trivia Question:  Which continent is wider than the moon?

Australia

when comparing its east-to-west distance to the Moon's diameter. Australia is about 4,000 kilometers (2,500 miles) across, while the Moon's diameter is about 3,474 kilometers (2,159 miles)

500

Trivia Question: Which herb causes people to feel they are tasting dish soap 

Cilantro

about 4 to 14 percent of people to have a genetic variation that make cilantro taste like dish soap

500

Trivia Question: Which famous NBA basketball player currently has a career as a DJ, with the stage name of "DJ Diesel".

Shaquille O'Neal

500

Trivia Question: Which 2 planets on space rains diamonds? 

Jupiter and Saturn

The intense pressure in the atmospheres of Jupiter and Saturn crystallizes carbon, creating a literal rain of actual diamonds

500

Trivia Question:  What animal cannot move its eyes?


Owl

500

Trivia Question: Which 4 states make up the 4 Corners in the United Stated

Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, and Colorado

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