Name the four political leaders with the most views on wikipedia.
We’re talking about leaders born after the year 1400.
The first new player to comment on the website with the correct answer wins a free drink at their next iQ Trivia show.
Name the four political leaders with the most views on wikipedia.
We’re talking about leaders born after the year 1400.
The first new player to comment on the website with the correct answer wins a free drink at their next iQ Trivia show.
If you’ve been online over the past couple of weeks you’ve probably hear the term “Alternative Facts.”
This week, for your team name, we want you to come up with some alternative facts of your own.
The Wallabies are undefeated in the Rugby World Cup.
Chocolate is a vegetable.
The Titanic arrived safely.
The Sun goes around the Earth.
Tonight’s Trivia Attendance: 3 million.
2+2=5.
Any team name that makes a mockery of elitist ideas like “objective reality” or “knowing what the hell you’re talking about” will get you a bonus point.
Have an interesting week.
What do all of the following songs have in common?
Leaving on a Jet Place by Peter, Paul, and Mary.
Great Balls of Fire by Jerry Lee Lewis.
Free Fallin’ by Tom Petty.
Learn to Fly by The Foo Fighters.
Bennie and the Jets by Elton John.
Jump by Van Halen.
and the entire catalogue of Rage Against the Machine.
(This is more a history question than a music question.)
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According to sellyourhairnow.com, if you had 12 inches of hair with medium thickness, what colour would get you the most money and what colour would get you the least?
Black, blonde, brown, or red?
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When work ends on Tuesday, you can either head home, or you can head to Australia’s Most Interesting Trivia and get your fix every Tuesday at the Occidental Hotel next to Wynyard.
Whether you’re hungry.
Or thirsty.
Or you just want to win a bar tab and argue with friends and colleagues.
The Occidental has got you covered. Call them on 9299 2531 to reserve a space.
The show kicks off at 7:00 every Tuesday. Hints are available on our dedicated Facebook group here, and if you want the weekly homework question e-mailed to you, just contact us at [email protected] with The Occidental in the subject line.
See you every Tuesday at the Occidental. It sure beats heading home.
This is Chicago Pile 1, the first nuclear reactor to go critical.
It produced enough electricity to do what?
Run a clothes dryer, a laptop computer, charge a mobile phone, or none of the above?
The first new player to comment on the website with the correct answer wins a free drink at their next iQ Trivia show.
The ACT is asking people to vote on a new number plate slogan.
Some of the official options include Green and Clean, For All Seasons, and Australia’s Cool Capital.
We think you can do better. So this week, if your team name is a suggestion for a number plate slogan, you’ll get a bonus point.
You can come up with one for where you live or for anywhere that takes your fancy.
Canberra – Roundabouts As Far As The Eye Can See
Victoria – The Latte State
Queensland – You Had Better Like State Of Origin
NSW – A Car Is All You’ll Ever Be Able To Afford Here
NSW – The In Bed By Ten State
Any proposed number plate slogan will get you a bonus point.
Have an interesting week.
According to the World Happiness Report of 2016, do the following countries rate higher or lower than Australia on happiness?
New Zealand, the USA, and the UK.
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A plaque in Linlithgow, Scotland commemorates the birth of who in 2222?
Yes, we said 2222.
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If you were standing on boat holding a rock, then threw the rock in the lake and let it sink, would the water level of the lake go up, go down, or would it stay at the same level? (We’re assuming this is a closed system. Nothing is flowing into or out of the lake.)
The first new player to comment on the website with the correct answer wins a free drink at their next iQ Trivia show.