Brain Busters 3

Put your best trivia players to the test in our continuing general trivia game series featuring fifteen harder-than-usual questions.

15 questions · Published October 11, 2022

Trivia questions (5 of 15)

Multiple Choice
1. What musician is the most frequent musical guest in the history of "The Tonight Show?"
The most frequent musical guest in the history of "The Tonight Show" is actor and country singer Dwight Yoakam, who has performed on the show over two dozen times.
Multiple Choice
2. Who is the youngest person to win the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay?
Ben Affleck was twenty-five years old when he won an Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay for "Good Will Hunting" (1997) along with his co-writer, Matt Damon, who was twenty-seven at the time.
Multiple Choice
3. Where is the only McDonald's in the world to have differently colored arches located?
Because of strict building regulations that require structures to not interfere too much with the natural surroundings, the McDonald's in Sedona, Arizona, uses turquoise in lieu of gold for its iconic arches logo. It is the only McDonald's in the world without "Golden Arches."
Multiple Choice
4. Following the cheetah, what is the second fastest land animal on earth?
Native to North America, pronghorns can reach speeds of up to 89 miles per hour; sprinbok's are a very close third on the list, at 88 mph.
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5. What popular 1970s sitcom was the first American television series to feature a gay character?
Craig Plager, the first gay character on American television, was played by Howard Hesseman for five seasons on "The Bob Newhart Show" (1972-1978).

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