Trivia Quiz # 15 - 6 May 2004
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2. The Red Baron's real name was?
3. In the early nineteenth century some advertisements claimed that riding what was good for the circulation of blood.
4. Who was Time's Man of the Year for 1938.?
5. Back in 1919 the Russian transplant pioneer Serge Voronoff made headlines by grafting what onto human males ?
6. what is the western-most AND eastern-most state of the United States?
It's islands stretch so far they actually cross the 180th meridian - the global dividing line between "east" and "west".
7. Thomas Edison, the inventor of the light bulb was afraid of what?
8. Throughout the South, what were known as "Monkey Nuts," and "Goober peas," before the civil war. ?
9. In one day, a human sheds 10 billion of them; This amounts to approximately two kilograms (+/- 4lb) in a year.?
10. Doctor's believe 1 in 7 people can't digest what?
11. Each year 96 billion pounds of what is wasted in the U.S?
12. Food can only be tasted if it is mixed with what?
13. What is used sometimes for antifreeze mixtures and in the center of golf balls.?
14. In 1942 the Jello company introduced what flavored jello, which only lasted a year.?
15. Japanese research has concluded that what can boost IQ levels. ?
16. Milk and cheese can aid in the reduction of what?
17. Who was the only unmarried president of the United States.
18. Who came out with a line of chocolates called "Chakalates."
19. The chemical name for what is 1,3,7-trimethylzantihine. ?
20. In the USA, one in three children born in the year 2000 have a chance of getting type II diabetes Due to what ?
