Bar Trivia Questions and Answers
Which German Officer died in jail after being imprisoned for 46 years?
A: Rudolf Hess.
What is the first title word of Meat Loaf's big 90s No 1 hit?
A: I'd.
What was the first name of the fictional sleuth Kojak?
A: Theo.
With the mass use of mobile phones and mobile internet access, what has become a problem for some bar trivia quizzes?
A: Cheating.
Which word went with Britannia to describe the supposedly vibrant late 90s?
A: Cool.
In medicine, what does the D stand for in CJD?
A: Disease.
Sky Harbor international airport is in which US state?
A: Arizona.
Whose Navy was the subject of a sitcom with over 130 episodes?
A: McHale's.
What did the Mason Dixon line divide?
A: North & South.
The Way We Were was the first No 1 for which singer?
A: Barbra Streisand.
Who had a 60s No 1 hit with Groovin?
A: The Young Rascals.
In which film did Madonna play Breathless Mahoney?
A: Dick Tracy.
Which English Kate became the
face of L'Oreal in 1998?
A: Moss.
What was developed in the 40s Manhattan Project?
A: Atomic Bomb.
Which group backed Bill Haley in the 50s?
A: The Comets.
Which Quincy produced the
Michael Jackson album Bad?
A: Jones.
Who was the most famous blonde in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes?
A: Marilyn Monroe.
How did Allen Steward Konigsberg become better known?
A: Woody Allen.
Who was Richard Nixon's first Vice President?
A: Spiro T Agnew.
Which actress did John McEnroe marry?
A: Tatum O'Neal.
In movies, how was Dominic Amici better known?
A: Don Ameche.
Croatia and Slovenia used to be part of which
country?
A: Yugoslavia.
What is the main airport in Germany?
A: Frankfurt.
Michael Hutchence was lead singer with which group?
A: INXS.
In which city is O'Hare International airport?
A: Chicago.
Where was Elvis Presley Crying in 1965?
A: In The Chapel.
Drew Barrymore was born in which decade of the 20th century?
A: 70s.
Which caped crusader operated in Gotham city?
A Batman.
By what descriptive word was 1950s singer Otis Dewey Whitman
known?
A: Slim.
What role as a member of her staff did the
father of Madonna's
first child have?
A: Fitness Trainer.
Which group went to the Chapel Of Love?
A: The Dixie Cups.
Which bandleader Benny was "The King of Swing"?
A: Goodman.
In which country did Ho chi Minh come to power?
A: Vietnam.
Which sport in the Olympics includes pikes, tucks and twists?
A: Diving.
In which decade did Gorbachev lose power?
A: 1990s.
Which Richard starred in Petty Woman?
A: Gere.
Which Heart was reinstituted as an honor in
1932?
A: Purple Heart.
Which Tom starred in Three Men and a Little Lady?
A: Selleck.
Singer Nat King Cole was also very talented on which musical
instrument?
A: Piano.
What is the postal abbreviation for
Montana?
A: MT.
In which state was boardsailing or windsurfing invented?
A California.
Robbie Coltrane and Whoopi Goldberg have played in films where
their characters disguise themselves as what?
A: Nuns.
Which famous Briton did Linda Eastman marry?
A: Paul McCartney.
Which spectral hound of the moors first appeared in a classic
1902 detective story?
A: Hound Of The Baskervilles.
In football, what position is LB.
A: Linebacker.
Which country hosted the 1998 Winter Olympics?
A: Japan.
Which controversial American sportsman had the first names
Orenthal James?
A: O J Simpson.