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trivia 7/12
DID YOU KNOW...
Eugene O'Neill received the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1936, making him the first American playwright to receive the honor.
1. what year was Mickey Mouse introduced?
2. which brand was hyped by the 1950's dancing cigarette packs?
3. what was the age of the youngest U.S. President?
4. which body of water lies between the United Kingdom and Denmark?
5. what sort of a critter was TV's Lancelot Link, secret agent?
6. what was the name of the country, east of Eden, where Cain was banished
to after slaying his brother?
7. what 19th century invention made George Westinghouse's fortune?
8. where is "Old" Jersey?
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
butterflies taste with their feet.
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1. 1928
2. OLD GOLDS
3. FORTY-TWO
4. NORTH SEA
5. A CHIMPANZEE
6. THE LAND OF NOD
7. AN AIR-BRAKE SYSTEM FOR TRAIN COACHES
8. IT'S AN ISLAND IN THE ENGLISH CHANNEL
TRUTH !!
butterflies have receptors on their six feet that are similar to the nerve
cells on the human tongue. these receptors allow the butterfly to taste the
sugar in nectar.
DID YOU KNOW...
Eugene O'Neill received the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1936, making him the first American playwright to receive the honor.
1. what year was Mickey Mouse introduced?
2. which brand was hyped by the 1950's dancing cigarette packs?
3. what was the age of the youngest U.S. President?
4. which body of water lies between the United Kingdom and Denmark?
5. what sort of a critter was TV's Lancelot Link, secret agent?
6. what was the name of the country, east of Eden, where Cain was banished
to after slaying his brother?
7. what 19th century invention made George Westinghouse's fortune?
8. where is "Old" Jersey?
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
butterflies taste with their feet.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
..
1. 1928
2. OLD GOLDS
3. FORTY-TWO
4. NORTH SEA
5. A CHIMPANZEE
6. THE LAND OF NOD
7. AN AIR-BRAKE SYSTEM FOR TRAIN COACHES
8. IT'S AN ISLAND IN THE ENGLISH CHANNEL
TRUTH !!
butterflies have receptors on their six feet that are similar to the nerve
cells on the human tongue. these receptors allow the butterfly to taste the
sugar in nectar.
