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daily email trivia category Literature: Mixed Literature: Something in Common: What Do These Works Have in Common?
1The literary works "Rikki-Tikki-Tavi", "Black Beauty" and "Watership Down" have an interesting perspective in common. What is it?
    They are dreams within stories
    They are stories within stories
    Main characters are animals
    Main characters are dead at the start
daily email trivia category History: 1980s History: 1980s History: Fun Facts for the Year 1986
2A terrible tragedy happened on January 28, 1986 when a US Space Shuttle broke apart just one minute and thirteen seconds into the flight. What was the name of the tragic spacecraft?
    Discovery
    Columbia
    Challenger
    Endeavor
daily email trivia category People: Art World Figures: Art World Figures: The Eccentric Artist
3In 1973 the world lost which one of the following men who was known as the father of the Cubist movement and was known for his countless liaisons?
    Andy Warhol
    Pablo Picasso
    Edouard Manet
    Salvador Dali
daily email trivia category Sports: Sports Trophies: Sports Trophies : Brunch of Champions
4Arthur Ashe was known for this sport. He was the first African American to win at international level in this sport. I am sure that this being early in the morning, he will not make a racket. What sport?
    Track and Field
    Baseball
    Basketball
    Tennis
daily email trivia category Celebrities: Deceased Musicians: Deceased Musicians : Ouija, Ouija, Rock You
5I-M-A-G-I-N-E is spelled out by this spirit. We also figure out that he was on television many times, most famously on "The Ed Sullivan Show" in 1964. The number four is important, and he was violently killed in 1980. Who is contacting us?
    John Lennon
    Jerry Lynn
    James LaBrie
    Jay Leno
daily email trivia category Hobbies: Food & Drink: Food & Drink: Food Always Tastes Better in French
6Shells, mantles and tentacles are all part of slimy little creatures considered a delicacy in France. While Western culture calls for shell removal, what food called "escargot" is normally served in-shell in France?
    Turtles
    Crabs
    Snails
    Lobsters
daily email trivia category Music: Geography in Songs: Geography in Songs: Music Geography: US Cities
7What pop rock band, named after the "windy city" of the midwestern United States, had hits including "If You Leave Me Now" & "Hard To Say I'm Sorry"?
    Chicago
    Indianapolis
    Omaha
    Los Angeles
daily email trivia category General: Thematic 10Q Tough: Yellow/Gold: Gold in Them Thar Hills
8In Greek mythology, Jason searched for the Golden Fleece. What was the name of his ship?
    Poseidon
    Odyssee
    Cheiron
    Argo
daily email trivia category Movies: Death in Movies: Death in Movies: Deaths In Movies
9Which Alfred Hitchcock film features the most famous shower scene death in movie history?
    The Birds
    Strangers on a Train
    Psycho
    Vertigo
daily email trivia category Geography: Canada: Canada: Canada Kicks Butt
10English is one of the official languages of Canada. What is the other?
    Japanese
    French
    Spanish
    Welsh
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