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daily email trivia category Literature: Mixed Literature: Villains and Anti-Heroes: Dark Villains of Literature
1This character was the greatest foe of Sherlock Holmes (created by Arthur Conan Doyle). Who is this genius whom Holmes described as the "Napoleon of crime"?
    Adam Worth
    John Watson
    Sebastian Moran
    James Moriarty
daily email trivia category Humanities: Definitions: Definitions: Tea Shop or Taoiseach?
2Tea Shop, Taoiseach (Irish prime minister), Bar or Barre? Where might you find a Lazy Susan?
    Taoiseach - It's a statue outside the Irish parliament
    Tea Shop - It's a rotating stand used to serve food
    Barre - It's slang for a dancer not pulling their weight
    Bar - It's a nickname for a female drinker who's drunk so much that she can't stand up
daily email trivia category Hobbies: Incredible Edibles: Incredible Edibles: "Bizarre Foods" with Andrew Zimmern Pt. 1
3Andrew goes to Asia and eats Durian fruit. This fruit is known for its large size, its dangerous looking thorns and something else. What is it?
    Its juiciness
    Its delectable flavor
    Its strange smell
    Its large seeds
daily email trivia category History: War History: U.S. Wars: American Wars
4President Franklin D. Roosevelt asked Congress to declare war on Japan on December 8th 1941, thus entering the United States in World War II. What happened the day before that caused President Roosevelt to declare war on Japan?
    Japanese soldiers invade the coast of California
    Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor
    Japan captured American citizens who were in Japan
    Japan threatened to assassinate President Roosevelt
daily email trivia category Animals: Cattle: Cattle: The All-Powerful Cow-pie
5How does manure (cow-pies) help in the agricultural process?
    It grosses out the seeds so much they burst out of the ground
    The process is unknown
    It Provides better traction for the tractors
    It helps add nutrients (mainly nitrogen) to the soil
daily email trivia category Geography: Ontario: Ontario: Hometown Hamilton
6Hamilton is located on the shores of one of the Great Lakes. Which one?
    Lake Winnipeg
    Lake Erie
    Lake Ontario
    Lake Superior
daily email trivia category People: U.S.A. People: U.S.A. People: Some Famous Past Americans
7I was the 16th president of the United States. I led the Union in the Civil War. Shortly afterwards, I was assassinated. I am ...
    Franklin D. Roosevelt
    George Washington
    Abraham Lincoln
    George W. Bush
daily email trivia category Music: Number Songs: Number Songs: 50s and 60s Songs With Numbers In Their Titles
8The Crests had a song about candles on a birthday cake. It is the same number as the age of the girl Chuck Berry was singing about, who wore, "tight dresses and lipstick".
    16
    15
    13
    18
daily email trivia category Movies: Disney Characters: Disney Characters: Disney Villains
9Which villainess lived under the sea?
    Cruella DeVil
    Maleficent
    The Evil Queen
    Ursula
daily email trivia category World: U.K. Government: U.K. Government: The 1987 British General Election
10Who was re-elected Prime Minister in 1987?
    Enoch Powell
    Margaret Thatcher
    Norman Tebbit
    Ian Gilmour
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