Trivia Time

The first “Electric Pig” was developed in 1927. What do we call this common household convenience invention nowadays?

On the TV show “Seinfeld,” what fake name does George frequently use for fictional others and/or himself (first and last name)?

What’s the name of Little Orphan Annie’s dog?

What country owns the islands of Elba, Capri, and Ischia?

There are only two days during the year on which there are no professional football, baseball, basketball or hockey games in the United States. What are those two days?

The top 14 deadliest snakes can all be found in what country?

Which U.S. President wore five stars on his pajamas?

In March of 2004, which state became the last state to stop executions by firing squad?

The phrase “In God We Trust” first began appearing on American coins during what conflict?

The first flight attendants were required to be members of what profession?

In what state would you find “Old Faithful”?

What city did New Delhi replace as the capital of India, under British rule, in 1911?

What was the character name of the professional wrestler that Rocky fights in “Rocky III”?

Outside which New York building was John Lennon killed?

What does the Olympic motto 'Citius, Altius, Fortius' mean?

What mathematical term is given to 3.14159265?