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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?

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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?

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

Monday, November 19, 201811/19/2018

Tuesday’s Question: There is no evidence that turkey was eaten at the first Thanksgiving in 1621, however there is evidence that THIS meat was. What meat?

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Edward Winslow noted in his journal that the Wampanoag guests arrived with an offering of five of these.

Friday, November 16, 201811/16/2018

Monday’s Question: Thanksgiving became an annual national holiday officially under THIS president. Which one?

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Penny for your thought?

Thursday, November 15, 201811/15/2018

Friday’s Question: According to Web MD THIS is the number one source of antioxidants for Americans. What?

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Nothing else comes close, not even fruits and vegetables

Wednesday, November 14, 201811/14/2018

Kat’s Hidden Camera 11/14/18: Carlos Santana performs “Soul Sacrifice” at Woodstock in 1969

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 14, 201811/14/2018

Thursday’s Question: Collectively, Americans spend an estimated 1.5 Billion dollars on THIS food every year. What is it?

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WOOF!

Tuesday, November 13, 201811/13/2018

Wednesday’s Question: THESE kinds of advertisements are banned in 4 states (Vermont, Alaska, Hawaii, and Maine). Which kind?

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Pic is the clue!

Monday, November 12, 201811/12/2018

Tuesday’s Question: Many of you had off Monday in observance of Veterans Day. What was Veterans Day originally called?

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November 11 is the anniversary of the signing of the armistice, which ended the World War I hostilities between the Allied nations and Germany in 1918.

Friday, November 9, 201811/09/2018

Monday’s Question: THIS popular video game character was originally named “Mr. Needlemouse.” Which Character?

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Sega

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Thursday’s Question: What is the collective term for fishing gear such as hooks, sinkers, lures, and line?

Wednesday’s Question: Which flightless bird can run faster than a horse?

Tuesday’s Question: Known as “The Mother Road,” what famous highway runs from Chicago to Los Angeles?

Thursday’s Question: Besides the bass drum, what other part of a standard drum kit is controlled with a foot pedal?

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

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