Brain Busters 5
Put your best trivia players to the test in our continuing general trivia game series featuring fifteen harder-than-usual questions.
15 questions · Published April 24, 2023
Trivia questions (5 of 15)
- Multiple Choice
1. What human body part name derives from the Latin for "little mice"?
FUN FACT
Early Romans thought rippling muscles, from the Latin musculus meaning "little mouse," looked like little mice running under the skin.
- Fill In The Blank
2. What short word do Paul McCartney and Michael Jackson repeat three times in the title of their 1983 collaboration?
McCartney and Jackson co-wrote and performed the Number 1 single "Say Say Say."
- Multiple Choice
3. For what animal were these popular 1980s unisex shorts nicknamed?
The Dolfin company first started selling the unisex shorts in the 1980s, and they became popularly known as "dolphin shorts."
- Multiple Choice
4. Which of these European capital cities does NOT rest on the banks of the Danube River?
Four European capitals sit along the Danube: Belgrade in Serbia; Bratislava in Slovakia; Budapest in Hungary; and Vienna in Austria.
And while the river does flow through Romania, it does not go through the capital city of Bucharest.
- Multiple Choice
5. Which of these was the instrument of choice for jazz musician and bandleader Benny Goodman?
Known as the "King of Swing," jazz musician Benny Goodman played the clarinet.
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