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Wednesday, November 4, 202011/04/2020

Thursday’s Question: THIS is the only planet in our Solar System that’s not named after a Roman god or goddess. Which one?

In Coffee Break Trivia

The name comes from an old English word that means “ground.”

Tuesday, November 3, 202011/03/2020

Wednesday’s Question: Before THIS pet necessity was invented in 1947, soil or ashes were used instead. What?

In Coffee Break Trivia

Necessity for indoor cats.

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Wednesday’s Question: There are still approximately 1.6 MILLION Americans who don’t have THIS in their homes. What?

Tuesday’s Question: The average one of THESE that you come in contact with has 3,000 different types of bacteria on it. What is it?

Stump Your Lunch Trivia will return Monday: In 1983, before Michael Bolton was famous, he auditioned to replace the lead singer of THIS band. Which Band?

Thursday’s Question: THIS major internet company was originally called BackRub, when they came up with the idea in 1996. The founders changed it to what it is now about a year later. What company?

Wednesday’s Question: THIS company got its name because when it started in 1833, it was a store that sold imported seashells. Which company?

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Stump Your Lunch Trivia returns Monday: According to NASA, THIS is the brightest spot on Earth from space, and it is in the U.S.. Where?

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Thursday’s Question: THIS is the only planet in our Solar System that’s not named after a Roman god or goddess. Which one?

Wednesday’s Question: Before THIS pet necessity was invented in 1947, soil or ashes were used instead. What?

Coffee Break Trivia

Tuesday’s Question: On this day in 1876, the first successful telephone call was made to Thomas Watson by the man credited with inventing the telephone. Who was he?

Thursday’s question: It’s a federal crime to reuse THIS and it can even get you up to one year in prison. What is it?

Wedensday’s Question: A television news moment inspired the lyrics to which 1984 hit song by Van Halen?

Tuesday’s Question: THIS president was the only U.S. president who was also a licensed bartender. Which president?

Thursday’s Question: Which sport holds the title as the oldest Winter Olympic event?