Random Questions Quiz

Question	Answer	Extra Information
Who was the first woman to anchor a TV network evening news cast?		N/A
What word is used to refer to original inhabitants of Australia?		N/A
Which of the two Roosevelts served first as President?
Which Madden game was the first in its history to have two athletes on the cover?
What is the only prime number that is an even number?		1 is the only number that has 1 factor.
What is it called in basketball when an offensive player crosses half court with the ball, and then steps back over the line?
What war, fought between French and English to determine the dominant power in North America, was also known as the Great War for empire?		N/A
What's the document which set forth an agreement by which the Plymouth Colonists would govern themselves?		N/A
What 80's sci-fi movie is now being described as 'The Matrix of its day'?
What term is defined as defamation in written form?		N/A
Which Dr. Suess book was associated with anti-abortionists, even though the book itself had nothing to do with the subject?
Which company recently increased the price of their music downloads from .99 to 1.99?
In the equation for slope-intercept 'y=mx+b', what does m equal?		'b' is the y-intercept.
For a number to be divisible by 3, what must the sum of its digits be divisible by?		N/A
Identify the kind of drugs that decrease the activity of the nervous system.		N/A
What vehicles are raced in the 'Tour de France'?
Name the chain of discount stores founded in 1962 by Sam Walton.
What's the National Football League's championship game called?
What was the name of the hotel on the TV series 'Petticoat Junction'?		N/A
What tense of a verb shows an action that has been completed?		N/A

Question	Answer	Extra Information
What is the time it takes for half the sample of a radio active isotope to decay called?
If you took a boat ride down the Ganges River to its mouth, into what body of water would you be sailing?
How many lines of symmetry does a circle have?		N/A
What was the name of the fisherman in Hemingway's 'The Old Man and the Sea'?		N/A
Where did the Confederates establish a new capitol in Arkansas?
What planet was involved in the 'Great Comet Crash' of 1994?
What was the name of the radio show that was ranked in the top ten that took place in the 'jot-em-down' store?		N/A
What number is 1/4 of 300?		N/A
What title is given to the chief law officer in the Executive Branch of the of the Federal Government?		N/A
31 is one, 41 is one, 11 is one, and 17 is one. What are they?
What are cherubim and seraphim?		N/A
What is the dome shaped muscle that flattens when you inhale?
Name the composer of the popular musical ballet 'Billy the Kid'.
Whose 1954 Pulitzer Prize-winning autobiography was title 'The Spirit of the St. Louis'?
When it is Winter in Europe, what season is it in the United State?		N/A
What is the additive property? (a+?=a)
What nationally known pediatrician and author resided in Rogers, Arkansas for several years?		N/A
What U.S. city is infamous for the hanging of 19 so called witches in 1692?
You can tour the only royal palace in the United States in what state capital?
What are the interior angle measures of a right isosceles triangle?

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Created Dec 22, 2009 in Just For Fun
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	JanglerNPL:	Dec 22nd, 2009 at 21:22 GMT	2 points
	You should accept Dr. Spock for "Dr. Benjamin Spock", I think. Also, the "Billy The Kid" composer is spelled "Copland".

	AAl113:	Dec 22nd, 2009 at 21:26 GMT	1 point
	Thanks, thats my bad. I'll be sure to change it.

	Brobert2:	Dec 22nd, 2009 at 21:34 GMT	2 points
	Decent quiz, when I saw the title I honestly was expecting garbage. However, there's a few things that need work. First and foremost, you need to enable the option to accept one-letter answers, so people can answer 2 and 3 instead of typing them out. Second, there are many songs named "Billy the Kid," so I would rephrase the question to call it a "ballet" so there's less confusion. Third, accept singular forms of plural answers as alternate answers (i.e. bicycle instead of bicycles). Fourth, while "Horton Hears a Who" is often associated with the abortion debate, it was NOT written as an anti-abortion book, and Dr. Seuss and his family didn't approve of it being used as such, even going so far as to sue pro-life groups that used it to that effect. You should rewrite the question to indicate that it is associated with the anti-abortion movement, but not written for such purpose.

	AAl113:	Dec 22nd, 2009 at 22:02 GMT	1 point
	Thank you for correcting my mistakes. I'll be sure to change them.

	bwood1957:	Dec 23rd, 2009 at 00:21 GMT	2 points
	Backcourt violation is also known as Over and Back. Capital is misspelled as capitol in the question. Capital is the city, capitol is the building.

	AAl113:	Dec 23rd, 2009 at 00:30 GMT	1 point
	I didn't know that back court was also known as over and back. I'll change it. but in the question about the palace, the palace is in Honolulu, but I don't think it's the actual capitol building. I'll do some more research to be sure though. If you think there's anything else I need to improve, just tell me.

	peterlockwood87:	Dec 23rd, 2009 at 12:20 GMT	1 point
	Hey - some really interesting questions there. Two quick things - slope of the line is also called the gradient, and in Europe the French and Indian War is also called the 7 Years War (we don't have a separate name for the North American part of the war)

	AAl113:	Dec 23rd, 2009 at 14:06 GMT	1 point
	Thanks, I'll be sure to make these changes immediately.

	AAl113:	Dec 23rd, 2009 at 17:23 GMT	-1 points
	Hey, I just wanted y'all to know that almost 90% of these questions are from Jr. High Quiz Bowl. If you think its too hard, tell ma and i'll try to add easier questions.

	HMcG:	Jan 2nd, 2010 at 16:53 GMT	1 point
	"teh" is spelled incorrectly in the madden one, good quiz though.

	sams5277:	Jan 31st, 2010 at 01:50 GMT	1 point
	1. The answer for how many lines of symmetry does a circle have needs to be infinity. (360 should not be acceptable. Logically if you accepted it you would need to to accept any natural number as correct) 2. The question about the right isosceles triangle could probably be restated (I missed the "right"). For example, if a right triangle is also isosceles then ... 3. In the additional info area you state that an emirp is a number that is also prime when written backward (I am a mathematician and have not heard of this, but it is interesting, no objection), however, 83 is a supposed example, 38 is even. I also noticed the Madden "teh" 4. The zero property question should also accept the "additive identity" as this is common terminology as well

	Quinteh:	Jun 4th, 2010 at 06:34 GMT	1 point
	38 is not a prime number.

	AAl113:	Aug 12th, 2010 at 21:55 GMT	1 point
	Sorry it took a while for me to get the updates done. I haven't had that much time lately. Thanks for informing me!