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Tuesday, December 4, 201812/04/2018

Wednesday’s Question: In order to graduate at several colleges in the US (including Cornell) you’ll have to pass this fitness test. What test?

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Sink or _____?

Monday, December 3, 201812/03/2018

Tuesday’s Question: A new study that looked at 47,000 movies claims the most influential movie of all time is “The Wizard of Oz”. THIS 1977 movie came in 2nd. Which movie?

In Coffee Break Trivia

Luke, Leia, and Han…

Monday, December 3, 201812/03/2018

Kat’s Hidden Camera 12/3/18: Black Sabbath “Paranoid” live on Top of The Charts 1970

Once a week Kat shares a rockin’ and rare video of rock & roll icons doing what they do best!

Friday, November 30, 201811/30/2018

Monday’s Question: Which 2 of Santa’s reindeer have names that mean “thunder” and “lightning” in German?

In Coffee Break Trivia

D and B.

Thursday, November 29, 201811/29/2018

Friday’s Question: THIS movie has been in theaters longer than any other movie. It’s been playing nonstop since it was released in 1975 – that’s 43 straight years. What movie?

In Coffee Break Trivia

I-100’s Sunday morning show, Time Warp, has the same name as a popular song in this film.

Thursday, November 29, 201811/29/2018

Kat’s Hidden Camera: George Harrison & Paul Simon on November 18th, 1976 performing “Here Comes The Sun” live on Saturday Night Live

Once a week Kat shares a rockin’ and rare video of rock & roll icons doing what they do best!

Wednesday, November 28, 201811/28/2018

Thursday’s Question: When THIS band was making its self-titled album in 1991, it was so stressful that 3 of the 4 members of the band got divorced during the recording of it. Which band?

In Coffee Break Trivia

But it wound up being one of the bestselling albums in history so . . . worth it?

Tuesday, November 27, 201811/27/2018

Wednesday’s Question: Fried chicken was introduced to America by immigrants from THIS country who settled in the south. Which country?

In Coffee Break Trivia

Fried McChicken?

Wednesday, November 21, 201811/21/2018

Stump your lunch trivia will return Tuesday: The average person burns approximately 320 calories a day simply by doing THIS. What?

In Coffee Break Trivia

You will need to do it while trying to come up with the answer!

Tuesday, November 20, 201811/20/2018

Wednesday’s Question: What traditional eating utensil was NOT used at the first Thanksgiving?

In Coffee Break Trivia

It wasn’t even introduced until 10 years later by Governor Winthrop of Massachusetts, but didn’t really catch on until the 18th century.

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?

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