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Wednesday, June 3, 202606/03/2026

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

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Hint: I’m really sticking my neck out for you on this one… It’s the largest living bird on Earth

Tuesday, June 2, 202606/02/2026

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

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Two sixes. One legendary road trip.

Thursday, May 28, 202605/28/2026

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

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Hi + 🎩 = Answer!

Wednesday, May 27, 202605/27/2026

Kat’s Hidden Camera: Gregg Allman’s Soulful “Come And Go Blues” Live in 1981

Once a week Kat shares a rockin’ and rare video of rock & roll icons doing what they do best! Send your suggestions to kat@i100rocks.com!

Wednesday, May 27, 202605/27/2026

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

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You are afraid of IT (Stephen King reference)

Wednesday, May 20, 202605/20/2026

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

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Many claim to “see” this color when they are angry.

Tuesday, May 19, 202605/19/2026

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?

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The flower is named after what is in the picture.

Thursday, May 14, 202605/14/2026

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

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There is a poplular story called The T_______  and The Hare.

Wednesday, May 13, 202605/13/2026

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

In Coffee Break Trivia

Get you m_ _ _ _  runnin’!

Tuesday, May 12, 202605/12/2026

Tuesday’s Question: Today is National Odometer Day. An odometer is that gauge on your dashboard that measures how far your car has traveled. In the US, we track that distance in miles, but what unit of measurement do most European countries use instead?

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km

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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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