General Trivia
General Trivia
General Trivia
General Trivia
General Trivia
100

Tom Sawyer's sweetheart

Who was Becky Thatcher?

100

Traditional color of the banners of revolution, as in Russia

What is red?

100

A low-down cad, or what's underneath the back of the shoe

What is a heel?

100

In pre-Civil War south, this crop was more valuable than all others combined

What is cotton?

100

For kids like Linus, it provides social "security"

What is a blanket?

200

Black railroad worker who outraced a steam drill using a hammer

John Henry

200

Held in Munich Germany, this celebration begins in September

What is Oktoberfest?

200

Wynn, Asner or Sullivan, for example 

What is Ed?

200

The Leathernecks

What are The Marines?

200

By law, paint on baby cribs must be free of this element

What is lead?

300

The Warren Commission concluded this killer of Kennedy acted alone

Lee Harvey Oswald

300

Ohio State fans know the horse chestnut tree by this name

What is a buck-eye?

300

Number of points on the Star of David

What is six?

300

Mr. Moose, Bunny Rabbit & Dancing Bear all visited his TV Treasure House

Who was Captain Kangaroo?

300

A military minister

What is a chaplain?

400

Superman, Batman and Dracula all wear this type of cloak

What is a Cape?

400

To Greeks a race of mighty women; to Brazilians, a mighty river

What is/are Amazon?

400

Quaker State Oil is headquartered in this state founded by Quakers

What is Pennsylvania?

400

Michener wrote a novel about it the same year it became a state 

What is Hawaii?

400

It was Bergman & Henreid's destination after leaving "Casablanca"

What is Lisbon?

500

I love ___"in winter when it drizzles" & "in summer when it sizzles"

What is Paris?

500

Only major language with no alphabet, it uses 50,000 characters to represent words

What is Chinese?

500

America's first railroad trains were pulled by these

What are horses?

500

Name of NASA's program to launch pairs of astronauts into space

What is Gemini?

500

Two consonants that are sometimes vowels

What are 'Y' and 'W'?