Today’s Famous Personalities quiz. Paul Robeson, the singer of “Old Man River,” had what profession? A Actor B Lawyer C Scientist D Chef Answer Lawyer Explanation In addition to being a singer, Paul Robeson was also a lawyer. The quiz…
Today’s Geography quiz. In what city is the world’s largest carpet manufacturer? A Istanbul B Dubai C Kashmir D Tehran Answer Kashmir Explanation The world’s largest carpet manufacturer is located in Kashmir. The quiz you’re curious about
Today’s Sports quiz. In which game is played 15 a side and scores 3 or 1 points? A Rugby B American Football C Gaelic Football D Ice Hockey Answer Gaelic Football Explanation Gaelic Football is played with 15 players on…
Today’s Film Music quiz. What was the theme song of the film “The Grapes of Wrath”? A Dust Bowl Blues B This Land Is Your Land C Red River Valley D Woody’s Lament Answer Red River Valley Explanation The theme…
Today’s Harry Potter quiz. What does Madam Hooch teach at Hogwarts School? A Herbology B Quidditch C Potions D Transfiguration Answer Quidditch Explanation Madam Hooch teaches Quidditch at Hogwarts School. The quiz you’re curious about
Today’s State Songs quiz. What is the state song of California? A California Dreamin’ B I Love You, California C Golden State Anthem D Pacific Breeze Answer I Love You, California Explanation “I Love You, California” is the state song…
Today’s Historical Events quiz. In 1899, what was first installed at the Palace Hotel in San Francisco? A Elevator B Air Conditioning C Jukebox D Telephone Answer Jukebox Explanation In 1899, the first jukebox was installed at the Palace Hotel…
Today’s Sports quiz. The IAAF finally recognized women in which sport in 1995? A Soccer B Tennis C Pole Vault D Gymnastics Answer Pole Vault Explanation The IAAF (International Association of Athletics Federations) finally recognized women in Pole Vault in…
Today’s Agriculture quiz. 7% of Ireland’s annual barley crop is used for what purpose? A Bread Production B Whiskey Distillation C Animal Feed D Making Guinness Answer Making Guinness Explanation 7% of Ireland’s annual barley crop is used for making…