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trivia 6/8
Did You Know...
SOFTBALL WAS ORIGINALLY KNOWN AS “KITTEN BALL,” “MUSH BALL,” AND “DIAMOND BALL.”
1. What year did D.C. dedicate the Korean War Memorial?
2.What was the more formal first name of the TV series character, Punky Brewster?
3. What city is called the "Queen of the Adriatic"?
4. What was Robert Redford's character's name in the film, "The Natural"?
5. Name the 70's rock band that had Don Brewer , Mel Schacer and Mark Farner as original members.
6. Under what name did super songstress Diane Earle
gain fame?
7. What's the name of the novel written by Paul Sheldon in Stephen King's "Misery"?
8. What two cartoon animal characters had nephews named Zip and Zap ?
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
Most waves are caused by the tug of the moon's gravity on the oceans.
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1. 1995
2. Penelope
3. VENICE, ITALY
4. ROY HOBBS
5. grand funk railroad
6. DIANA ROSS
7. "fast cars"
8. CHIP AND DALE
CRAP !
The tug of the moon accounts for the changing tides, but most waves are caused by the friction of the winds produce when they come into contact with the water's surface. Big, gusty winds cause large waves, and small winds make little ones.
Scientists measured a wave caused by Hurricane Ivan that reached 90 feet.
Did You Know...
SOFTBALL WAS ORIGINALLY KNOWN AS “KITTEN BALL,” “MUSH BALL,” AND “DIAMOND BALL.”
1. What year did D.C. dedicate the Korean War Memorial?
2.What was the more formal first name of the TV series character, Punky Brewster?
3. What city is called the "Queen of the Adriatic"?
4. What was Robert Redford's character's name in the film, "The Natural"?
5. Name the 70's rock band that had Don Brewer , Mel Schacer and Mark Farner as original members.
6. Under what name did super songstress Diane Earle
gain fame?
7. What's the name of the novel written by Paul Sheldon in Stephen King's "Misery"?
8. What two cartoon animal characters had nephews named Zip and Zap ?
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
Most waves are caused by the tug of the moon's gravity on the oceans.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
1. 1995
2. Penelope
3. VENICE, ITALY
4. ROY HOBBS
5. grand funk railroad
6. DIANA ROSS
7. "fast cars"
8. CHIP AND DALE
CRAP !
The tug of the moon accounts for the changing tides, but most waves are caused by the friction of the winds produce when they come into contact with the water's surface. Big, gusty winds cause large waves, and small winds make little ones.
Scientists measured a wave caused by Hurricane Ivan that reached 90 feet.
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