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Easy Questions Answers 1-25 |
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Click on the links below for more easy questions, trick questions, puzzles and brain teasers. How did you go with these trivia teasers? |
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1. What colour is a polar bear's fur? |
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Its fur is clear and hollow (colourless). It looks white due to the refraction of light but sometimes can be green if infected by algae. |
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2. How many balls are used in a game of 8-ball? |
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There are 16 balls used. 15 numbered and coloured balls and one white cue ball. It is called 8-ball as potting the 8-ball after potting your nominated numbered balls will win you the game. |
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3. Which snooker game uses more balls, eight-ball or nine-ball? |
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8-ball uses 16 balls where-as 9-ball uses 10. In 9-ball there are just 9 numbered and coloured balls and the cue ball. The game object is to legally pott the 9-ball. |
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4.Upon what hill was the Battle of Bunker Hill fought? |
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It was fought on Breed's Hill, the hil lnext to Bunker Hill. |
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5. Who is buried in Grant's Tomb? |
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No-one! General Grant's wife is entombed there with him. Neither of them are buried. |
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6. How long did the 'Hundred Years War' between England and France last? |
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The war went on and off between 1337 and 1453 - about 117 years. |
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7. Who in the film Casablanca said "Play it again Sam"? |
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No-one, however Bogart did say 'You played it for her so you can play it for me', it was the song 'Time goes by'. |
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8. When rushing away from the ball to get home before midnight, Cinderella lost one of the slippers that her fairy-godmother gave to her. What was the slipper made from? |
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It was made from fur. The story is French and 'verre' - glass, was mistranslated from 'varre'- fur. |
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9. What is the diameter of a boxing ring? |
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It doesn't have a diameter as it is square. Originally it was made up from a ring of blood-thirsty persons content with keeping the two combatants in the centre. |
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10. What coloured eyes does a blue-eyed boy have? |
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Can be any colour as it means your favourite. Its from German - 'mein liebshen'. |
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| 11. What or whom usually wear dog tags? |
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Soldiers. Dogs wear registration tags. |
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12. Who wrote "Music soothes the savage beast"? |
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"Music hath charms to soothe the savage breast, To soften rocks, or bend a knotted oak" - William Congreve (1670-1729)(The Mourning Bride, 1.1) ." |
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13.What is the colour of the 'black box flight recorder' used to record flight data on jet airliners? |
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Its a bright colour so that it might easy be seen - red or yellow. |
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14. How many wise men (or magi) does the Bible say came from the east, following that star to be at the side of baby Jesus? |
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The Bible doesn't say, unless you wish to go by Old Testament predictions which indicate about 5. |
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15. That jolly chubby man in a red and white suit, called Santa Claus, where is he from? |
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Coca-Cola. Invented by Harold Sundblom in 1931. |
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16. Those steep hats that the cowboys wore were called 'Ten-gallon hats'. How many gallons can they hold? |
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About three quarters. Galon is Spanish for the braid on the hat. |
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17. The dog days are during summer when it is very hot. Where did the dog go? |
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Further into the sky. It refers to the Dog star that is present during summer. |
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| 18. What long-necked water bird sings a song before it dies? |
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Not the swan. The swan-song refers to King Cygnus whose friend Paethon fell into the river Eridanus and Cygnus sang himself to death. |
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19. Who who invented the Frankfurter? |
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The people of Frankfort Germany. |
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| 20. On a ship, what time is it when '8-bells' are rung? |
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Its time to change the shift. |
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21. Where did the phrase 'Money is the root of all evil' come from? |
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A Bible misquote. Should be "The love of money is the root of all evil." |
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22. Where in Belgium was the 'Battle of Waterloo' fought? |
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At Mt St-Jean, near Waterloo. |
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23. In the British Isles there is an island named St Kilda. What is the name of the saint after whom the island was named? |
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There is no such saint. |
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24 The sheet on a yacht is used for what purpose?. |
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It is the name of a rope.. |
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25. How many verticies (points) are there on a 5-five-pointed star? |
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There are 10, 5 pointing inwards and 5 pointing outwards.. |
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