Trivia Packs USA 6th May 2019
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This quiz is from our May 6, 2019 USA archive. Names, events and time-sensitive wording reflect that edition. For a sample of the file format, request our free February 2020 USA sample pack.
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Questions
1) In Astrology, Which sign of the zodiac is the only one that is an object and not a living thing? 2) What connects bones to other bones? 3) In the logo for Google - what color is the letter 'G'? 4) In Texas Holdem Poker, the laying of the 3 communal cards is known as the FLOP. What two names are given to the 4th and 5th cards? (one point each) 5) Which of these creatures has the longest lifespan? Elephant, Crocodile, Macaw or Giant Tortoise? 6) What does the phrase "WAS IT A CAT I SAW" have in common with the word "RACECAR" 7) In World Bank data for 2019, which country ranks fourth by land area, excluding inland waters? 8) In the TV series "Seinfeld", what was the name of George Costanza's ill-fated fiancée? (Bonus point if you know her last name) 9) Which famous boxer once said 'I murdered a rock, Injured a stone, Hospitalized a brick. I'm so mean, I make medicine sick.”? 10) What is the name for the sugar found in fruit? 11) Which country does NOT share a border with Ukraine? Slovakia, Belarus, Serbia or Hungary? 12) What is the name of the recently deceased actor who played Chewbacca in Star Wars?
Answers
1) Libra - The Scales 2) Ligaments 3) Blue 4) Turn and River 5) Giant Tortoise 6) Both Palindromes (spelt the same backwards as forwards)
7) Canada 8) Susan Ross 9) Muhammad Ali 10) Fructose 11) Serbia 12) Peter Mayhew
Answer note (reviewed October 3, 2026): Question 7 uses land area, excluding inland waters, rather than total surface area. Canada is fourth in the 2019 country data; the earlier answer of China was incorrect. Source: World Bank land-area data, supplied by FAO.
























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