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Tuesday, January 3, 201701/03/2017

Wednesday’s question: THIS part of your body has the most sweat glands. Which part?

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That must be why they can get so stinky!

Thursday, December 29, 201612/29/2016

Tuesday’s question: The official name of THIS is “Liberty Enlightening the World”. What is it?

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A statue in New Jersey….

Wednesday, December 28, 201612/28/2016

Thursday’s question: Which football team has the longest active playoff drought in the NFL?

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Another name for a duck’s beak…..

Tuesday, December 27, 201612/27/2016

Wednesday’s question: THIS natural phenomenon happens on Earth more than 8 million times a day. What?

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Picture is a giveaway!!!!

Friday, December 23, 201612/23/2016

Tuesday’s question: What was the fake snow in The Wizard of Oz (1939) and White Christmas (1954) made of?

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This is not AS BEST for US.

Thursday, December 22, 201612/22/2016

Friday’s question: From 1659 to 1681 it was illegal to celebrate Christmas in what U.S. city?

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The color red + what’s pictured = ???

Wednesday, December 21, 201612/21/2016

Thursday’s question: When the Germans made the very first fake Christmas tree, it was made out of THIS. What?

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Duck, Duck, _____!

Tuesday, December 20, 201612/20/2016

Wednesday’s question: Recent info. revealed, that if you have one of these in your home, there could be several bugs hiding inside it. What is it?

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The most common include adelgids, scales, bark beetles, psocids, and mites. Other bugs, like praying mantises, lay their eggs on it….

Monday, December 19, 201612/19/2016

Tuesday’s question: What is the only human organ that can regenerate itself?

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This video explains it!

Friday, December 16, 201612/16/2016

Monday’s question: Google revealed the top trending terms that were searched for in 2016. The top term was “Powerball,” (in reference to the $1.56 billion jackpot in early 2016). A musician was the 2nd most searched. Who was it?

In Coffee Break Trivia

With a name like that, he should have lived in a castle…..

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Thursday’s Question: The student with the highest academic rank is the valedictorian. What is the title of the student who graduates second in the class?

Wednesday’s Question: In the classic sitcom Mork & Mindy, starring Robin Williams, what planet did Mork come from?

Tuesday’s Question: What famous cartoon bear is known for stealing picnic baskets in Jellystone Park?

Thursday’s Question: What U.S. state is known as the “Vacationland” state?

Wednesday’s Question: In the classic TV sitcom Sanford and Son, what kind of business did Fred and Lamont Sanford operate?

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