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Monday, November 11, 201911/11/2019

Tuesday’s Question: The world record for the concert with the highest attendance goes to THIS artist, with 3.5 million people in attendance at Copacabana Beach in Brazil on New Year’s Eve in 1994. Who?

In Coffee Break Trivia

Rod from Faces…

Friday, November 8, 201911/08/2019

Monday’s Question: Veterans Day was once known as Armisitice Day, and originally honored only veterans who served in THIS war. Which war?

In Coffee Break Trivia

I

Thursday, November 7, 201911/07/2019

Friday’s Question: According to a new survey, THIS is the worst thing you can do at a party. What?

In Coffee Break Trivia

Keep those germs at home!

Wednesday, November 6, 201911/06/2019

Kat’s Hidden Camera 11/6/19: Journey on November 6th, 1981 performing “Open Arms” live in Houston

Once a week Kat will share with you a rockin’ and rare video of iconic rock legends doing what they do best! Send your suggestions to kat@i100rocks.com!

Wednesday, November 6, 201911/06/2019

Thursday’s Question: The average American says that family is the Number one priority in their life. What came in at number two?

In Coffee Break Trivia

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Tuesday, November 5, 201911/05/2019

Wednesday’s Question: 88% of Americans say THIS is the number one reason they stay up too late at night. What?

In Coffee Break Trivia

Binge! Just.. One… More… Episode….

Monday, November 4, 201911/04/2019

Tuesday’s Question: About 35% of people never grow a set of THESE. What?

In Coffee Break Trivia

Does it mean they are lacking wisdom?

Friday, November 1, 201911/01/2019

Monday’s Question: No woman has ever done THIS in less than four minutes. What?

In Coffee Break Trivia

The women’s world record is four minutes and 12 seconds.  The men’s record is three minutes and 43 seconds.

Thursday, October 31, 201910/31/2019

Friday’s Question: Women in THIS U.S. state got the right to vote in 1870, 50 years before the rest of the country, until a federal bill took their voting rights away again. Which state?

In Coffee Break Trivia

Congress supported women voting, because they thought women there would vote against the candidates who were pro-polygamy. But when the women voted for the pro-polygamy candidates, Congress passed a federal bill taking away their voting rights.

Wednesday, October 30, 201910/30/2019

Thursday’s Question: Michael Myer’s mask in “Halloween” is based on which actor’s face?

In Coffee Break Trivia

Captain Kirk.

Coffee Break Trivia

Wednesday’s Question: If you suffer from Coulrophobia it means you are afraid of… what?

Wednesday’s Question: Scientists have discovered that bees actually can’t detect one particular color. Which color is it?

Tuesday’s Question: THESE flowers are excellent for cleanup after nuclear accidents because they soak up radiation from the ground and water. What flower are they?

Thursday’s Question: The oldest living land animal is 194 years old. What kind of animal is it?

Wednesday’s Question: What does the “mo” in motel stand for?

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