Sunday Special -Either / Or
1. Iran lies between two major bodies of water: the Persian Gulf and...?
a. - Caspian Sea
b. - Iranian Sea
2. According to the late NASCAR driver Dale Earnhardt, what was his biggest
regret in life?
a. - Not winning the Daytona 500 sooner
b. - Dropping out of school
3. Who were the original assassins?
a. - Shia Muslims
b. - Crusader knights
4. What happened to the Jules Rimet (Soccer World Cup) Trophy in 1966?
a. - 3rd time winners Brazil kept it forever
b. - It was stolen
5. Which pop singer endorsed an Elizabeth Arden fragrance named "Believe"?
a. - Christina Aguilera
b. - Britney Spears
6. What color is a lobster's blood?
a. - Green
b. - Blue
7. Which country is the home of the northernmost-living non-human primate?
a. - Japan
b. - China
8. What colors does a Cruciverbalist usually work in ?
a. - Gold and Silver
b. - Black and White
9. Which celebrity hemp enthusiast's father was a hitman?
a. - Woody Harrelson
b. - Tommy Chong
10. "Amicus Curiae" translates to " Friends of the Court ...
a. - True
b. - False
11. Candola in Chile, glogi in Scandinavia, gluhwein in Germany and svarak
in the Czech Republic are all what?
a. - Fortified Wines
b. - Mulled Wines
12. In what year did the Boston Red Sox break "The Curse of the Bambino"?
a. - 2004
b. - 2008
13. Genuphobia is the fear of what part of the body?
a. - Hips
b. - Knees
14. At which royal court was the dish of strawberries and cream said to be
first created?
a. - Victoria
b. - Henry VIII
15.What was the first sovereign government in North America to ban slavery?
a. - Rhode Island
b. - Vermont
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1. - a
2. - b
3. - a
4. - b
5. - b
6. - b
7. - a
8. - b
9. - a
10. - a
11. - b
12. - a
13. - b
14. - b
15. - b
1. Iran lies between two major bodies of water: the Persian Gulf and...?
a. - Caspian Sea
b. - Iranian Sea
2. According to the late NASCAR driver Dale Earnhardt, what was his biggest
regret in life?
a. - Not winning the Daytona 500 sooner
b. - Dropping out of school
3. Who were the original assassins?
a. - Shia Muslims
b. - Crusader knights
4. What happened to the Jules Rimet (Soccer World Cup) Trophy in 1966?
a. - 3rd time winners Brazil kept it forever
b. - It was stolen
5. Which pop singer endorsed an Elizabeth Arden fragrance named "Believe"?
a. - Christina Aguilera
b. - Britney Spears
6. What color is a lobster's blood?
a. - Green
b. - Blue
7. Which country is the home of the northernmost-living non-human primate?
a. - Japan
b. - China
8. What colors does a Cruciverbalist usually work in ?
a. - Gold and Silver
b. - Black and White
9. Which celebrity hemp enthusiast's father was a hitman?
a. - Woody Harrelson
b. - Tommy Chong
10. "Amicus Curiae" translates to " Friends of the Court ...
a. - True
b. - False
11. Candola in Chile, glogi in Scandinavia, gluhwein in Germany and svarak
in the Czech Republic are all what?
a. - Fortified Wines
b. - Mulled Wines
12. In what year did the Boston Red Sox break "The Curse of the Bambino"?
a. - 2004
b. - 2008
13. Genuphobia is the fear of what part of the body?
a. - Hips
b. - Knees
14. At which royal court was the dish of strawberries and cream said to be
first created?
a. - Victoria
b. - Henry VIII
15.What was the first sovereign government in North America to ban slavery?
a. - Rhode Island
b. - Vermont
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1. - a
2. - b
3. - a
4. - b
5. - b
6. - b
7. - a
8. - b
9. - a
10. - a
11. - b
12. - a
13. - b
14. - b
15. - b