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Monday, September 26, 201609/26/2016

Tuesday’s question: Which state is misspelled on the U.S. Constitution?

In Coffee Break Trivia

Maybe there was something wrong with the PENN.

Friday, September 23, 201609/23/2016

Monday’s question: The oldest living civilization on earth is found in THIS country. DNA testing confirms they’re at least 72,000 years old. Which country are they from?

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Original and Aboriginal.

Thursday, September 22, 201609/22/2016

Friday’s question: In China, THIS restaurant is called “American Owl Restaurant.” What restaurant?

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What a HOOT!

Wednesday, September 21, 201609/21/2016

Thursday’s question: What is the only name shared by four consecutive kings of England?

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_ _ _ _ _ _ Costanza.

Monday, September 19, 201609/19/2016

Wednesday’s question: THIS automobile manufacturer originally made tractors and air conditioners before they got into cars. Which manufacturer?

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Italian.

Thursday, September 15, 201609/15/2016

Stump Your Lunch trivia will return on Monday: 1 serving of THIS vegetable has almost twice the amount of vitamin C than an orange. Which vegetable?

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They look like little green trees!

Wednesday, September 14, 201609/14/2016

Thursday’s question: 61.2% of the Americans who fought in THIS war were drafted. Which war?

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II

Tuesday, September 13, 201609/13/2016

Wednesday’s question: In casinos $50 bills nicknamed THIS and they’re considered bad luck. What are they nicknamed?

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“Ribbit!”

Monday, September 12, 201609/12/2016

Tuesday’s question: Believe it or not, it’s illegal to do THIS at night in Paris, France. What?

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And they actually catch people when they post it on social media! If this video was a still, it would be illegal…

Friday, September 9, 201609/09/2016

Monday’s question: THIS political party initially got its name by the opposition Federalists, with the hope of defaming its members as mob rule. Which political party?

In Coffee Break Trivia

Let’s see how much we know about the origin of the political parties of today!

Coffee Break Trivia

Thursday’s Question: This creepy fictional TV family lived in a haunted mansion at 1313 Mockingbird Lane. Who are they?

Wednesday’s Question: Which character in “It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown” believes in the Great Pumpkin?

Tuesday’s Question: Believe it or not, THIS was the original title of Micheal Jackson’s “Thriller”. What was it?

Thursday’s Question: A lycanthrope is a term found in folklore also commonly known as THIS creature. What creature?

Wednesday’s Question: This iconic band’s name was The High Numbers before they became what we know them as now. What band?

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