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Trivia 3/20
DID YOU KNOW...
Alfred Nobel's father, Immanuel Nobel, invented plywood. Alfred, of course, gave us dynamite.
1. What's the most famous tune to come out of the Hepburn movie, "Breakfast at Tiffany's?
2. What tune serves as the unofficial Australian National Anthem?
3. What is the only bird known to mate on the fly?
4. What famous Pro Football player once franchised his name for a line of sheets called the Playmaker Collection?
5. Which of the fifty was the first state to officially abolish slavery?
6. What sort of critter is a dorgi?
7. Who was the first king to be called "The Great"?
8. On the American Film Institute's list of the greatest screen legends of the 20th century, what star ranks first among actors?
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
Cigar box lids served as the first table tennis paddles in the early years of the game.
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1. "moon river"
2. "waltzing matilda"
3. THE SWIFT
4. JOE NAMATH
5. vermont, (in 1777)
6. a dog
7. ALEXANDER III
8. HUMPHREY BOGART
TRUTH !!
In the 1880's when the game was first played, cigar box lids served as paddles. The ball was carved from the top of a champagne cork, and a line of books were placed across the middle of the table.
DID YOU KNOW...
Alfred Nobel's father, Immanuel Nobel, invented plywood. Alfred, of course, gave us dynamite.
1. What's the most famous tune to come out of the Hepburn movie, "Breakfast at Tiffany's?
2. What tune serves as the unofficial Australian National Anthem?
3. What is the only bird known to mate on the fly?
4. What famous Pro Football player once franchised his name for a line of sheets called the Playmaker Collection?
5. Which of the fifty was the first state to officially abolish slavery?
6. What sort of critter is a dorgi?
7. Who was the first king to be called "The Great"?
8. On the American Film Institute's list of the greatest screen legends of the 20th century, what star ranks first among actors?
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
Cigar box lids served as the first table tennis paddles in the early years of the game.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
1. "moon river"
2. "waltzing matilda"
3. THE SWIFT
4. JOE NAMATH
5. vermont, (in 1777)
6. a dog
7. ALEXANDER III
8. HUMPHREY BOGART
TRUTH !!
In the 1880's when the game was first played, cigar box lids served as paddles. The ball was carved from the top of a champagne cork, and a line of books were placed across the middle of the table.
