CURRENCY
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BIZARRE PRESIDENTIAL TRIVIA
100

Currency is nicknamed the "Loonie"

What is the Canadian dollar coin?

100

In 2011, a truck crash near a river in Idaho sent thousands of these floating downstream, causing locals to scoop them out with fishing nets for free dinner.

What are potatoes?

100

In 1972, a major toy company released a horror-themed board game called I Don't Want to Go to the Chair! where players had to navigate a grid to avoid getting sent to what terrifying device.

What is the electric chair?

100

HTTP status code means "Not Found"

What is 404?

100

Future president who appeared in over 50 Hollywood films before taking the oath of office.


Who was Ronald Reagan?

200

Country has the world's oldest currency still in use today.

What is the British pound?

200

Freezing river that George Washington famously crossed on Christmas night in 1776 to launch a surprise attack during the Revolutionary War.

What is the Delaware?

200

Classic board game was secretly used by the British Secret Service during World War II to smuggle escape maps, compasses, and real money to prisoners of war.

What is Monopoly?

200

What "bug" refers to in programming.

What is a programming error or flaw?

200

Credited with helping popularize mac and cheese, fries, and vanilla ice cream in America after discovering them during a diplomatic trip to France.


Who was Thomas Jefferson?

300

Nation that prints its currency primarily on polymer rather than paper.

What is Canada?

300

Major U.S. River serves as the racetrack for the annual "Windy City Duck Derby," where over 100,000 yellow rubber ducks are dropped from a bridge via dump truck. Also, the river that is dyed green every St. Patrick’s Day.

What is the Chicago River?

300

The classic board game Battleship takes this many total hits to completely sink an opponent's largest ship, the Aircraft Carrier.

What is 5?

300

Most popular web browser in the 1990s.


What is Netscape?

300

Was officially a licensed bartender before pursuing law and politics.


Who was Abraham Lincoln?

400

Frank Bourassa conducted the largest single-person counterfeiting operation in the US from 2008 to 2010. Amount he counterfieted.

What is $250 million?

400

Major river that is home to Mallows Bay, a watery grave containing the largest collection of historic, sunken wooden shipwrecks in the Western Hemisphere.

What is the Potomac?

400

Play-Doh was originally invented in the 1930s for this completely non-toy purpose before it was marketed to children.

What is wallpaper cleaner?

400

The primary purpose of a compiler.


What is to convert source code into machine code?

400

Lovesick future president who spent months driving his future wife around on dates with other men just to stay close to her and win her over.


Who was Richard Nixon?

500

The design of US $10 and $100 bills differs significantly from other US bills in this way.

What is neither person pictured on the bill was a US president (Hamilton and Franklin?

500

Widely cited by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) as the most polluted river in the United States by volume of toxic discharges. Heavy manufacturing, steel production, and chemical plants along its basin dump more than 40 million pounds of toxic chemicals into the watershed annually.

What is the Ohio River?

500

Many historians believe the classic playground singing game Ring Around the Rosie is secretly a dark, coded song about the symptoms and deaths caused by this historical tragedy.

What is the plague?

500

Company that originally developed Java.


What is Sun Microsystems?

500

President who turned down offers to play for the Detroit Lions and Green Bay Packers in favor of a political career.

Who was Gerald Ford?