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trivia 5/23
DID YOU KNOW...
The Myth: Dry cleaning is “dry” cleaning.
The Fact: Dry cleaning isn’t really dry. The clothes are put in a large washing machine
and treated with a variety of chemical solutions, such as perchloroethylene, after which a
drier removes the solvents. Cleaned, yes. Dry, no. It’s called “dry” cleaning because no
water is used.
1. What Disney Movie character’s father was Mustapha the tailor ?
2. Which of the fifty is known as the Badger state ?
3. An Albert chain is usually attached to what?
4. What is the most common symbol on flags of the world?
5. Minerva was the Roman Goddess of ......what ?
6. The Capybara is the worlds largest ......... what ?
7. What was NYC's Kennedy International Airport called before the name
change?
8. Who became the youngest US astronaut ever to go to space on June 18, 1983?
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
Emily Dickenson was appointed America's first poet laureate by President
Lincoln in 1867.
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1. Aladdin
2. Wisconsin
3. a Pocket Watch
4. a Star
5. Wisdom
Rodent
7. IDLEWILDE
8. sally ride
CRAP !!
Emily Dickenson (1830-1886), America's most famous female
poet, published only seven poems in her lifetime; all were
published anonymously and against her will.
After an unfortunate affair with a married minister, Dickenson lived as a recluse, never
leaving her family's property after the age of 35.
It wasn't until after her death, at 56, that her nearly 2000 poems were discovered. In
1890, four years after her death, Dickenson's first volume of verse was published
DID YOU KNOW...
The Myth: Dry cleaning is “dry” cleaning.
The Fact: Dry cleaning isn’t really dry. The clothes are put in a large washing machine
and treated with a variety of chemical solutions, such as perchloroethylene, after which a
drier removes the solvents. Cleaned, yes. Dry, no. It’s called “dry” cleaning because no
water is used.
1. What Disney Movie character’s father was Mustapha the tailor ?
2. Which of the fifty is known as the Badger state ?
3. An Albert chain is usually attached to what?
4. What is the most common symbol on flags of the world?
5. Minerva was the Roman Goddess of ......what ?
6. The Capybara is the worlds largest ......... what ?
7. What was NYC's Kennedy International Airport called before the name
change?
8. Who became the youngest US astronaut ever to go to space on June 18, 1983?
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
Emily Dickenson was appointed America's first poet laureate by President
Lincoln in 1867.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
1. Aladdin
2. Wisconsin
3. a Pocket Watch
4. a Star
5. Wisdom
Rodent
7. IDLEWILDE
8. sally ride
CRAP !!
Emily Dickenson (1830-1886), America's most famous female
poet, published only seven poems in her lifetime; all were
published anonymously and against her will.
After an unfortunate affair with a married minister, Dickenson lived as a recluse, never
leaving her family's property after the age of 35.
It wasn't until after her death, at 56, that her nearly 2000 poems were discovered. In
1890, four years after her death, Dickenson's first volume of verse was published
