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Posted Friday, September 18, 2020 | 34 Comments
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Trivia

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Tim Leahy
Tim Leahy
4 years ago

10 right is pretty good for me.

Jones
Jones
4 years ago

I thought the  “The Fujita scale/Enhanced Fujita scale” was a wind measurement used 24 hours after consuming two tacos and a fujita.

Dianne
Dianne
4 years ago

10 mostly good guesses!

carol
carol
4 years ago

10 out of 14 – guess I know more than I thought!

Patty L
Patty L
4 years ago

11/14…. I guess at least my brain is still working! ?

David L
David L
4 years ago

Great Trivia puzzle. Enjoyed it. Thank you AMAC.

Murphy's Mom
Murphy's Mom
4 years ago

Thanks for the great trivia quiz!

Cynthia
Cynthia
4 years ago

Only got 8 right but I really liked this trivia quiz. When the wrong answers were corrected I found myself saying, ‘oh yea – I should have known’. Thanks again AMAC.

DirkBob
DirkBob
4 years ago

12/14….2 guesses, both wrong

Sherry Ware
Sherry Ware
4 years ago

14/14 Being a 5th grade teacher and teaching American history for years gave me an advantage.

Sandra D
Sandra D
4 years ago

13/14; blew the last one. A lot of fun, though.

George A Gibson
George A Gibson
4 years ago

On question 3 the dictionary say a fruit is anything with seeds into which means squash and zucchini are also fruit. Carrot is the only truth vegetable.

Bob K
Bob K
4 years ago

13/14. Easier than most AMAC quizzes in my opinion. Missed F B Morse Q.

Barb
Barb
4 years ago

10/14. Better than I thought

Jim Shedd
Jim Shedd
4 years ago

9 of 14 correct. Some clearly were guesses.

Garry Kroft
Garry Kroft
4 years ago

10/14 = 71.4% and only a C grade. That was after guessing correctly on a few.

Diana Erbio
Diana Erbio
4 years ago

Wow! 12 out of 14 ???

LEW SMITH
LEW SMITH
4 years ago

13/14 !!!!! Yes, I do have only a high school diploma, long before computers. I honestly thought I was correct on the answer I missed. I should have just guessed.

Joe
Joe
4 years ago

12 out of 14. Got #1 and #2 wrong. Should have known better on John Kerry. But got the remainder correct! No Guesses either!!! Better than these college kids not knowing who fought in the Civil War or What Year was the Constitution signed……

numbersrunner
numbersrunner
4 years ago

I did not know that President Woodrow Wilson did not have balls.

David Campbell
David Campbell
4 years ago

I have a problem with they way question #6 is phrased. Of course Astronomy is the study of all things outside of the earth. An extension of earth science? The geology of the earth is often used in understanding how other planets form and why they are the way they are…an “extension of earth science”. Maybe I got it wrong because the answer is so obvious. Maybe that is the accepted definition of Astronomy. I don’t care. An “extension of earth science” is not really an accurate description when studying phenomenon that doesn’t occur on the earth. If the “…as an extension of earth science” was left off I would have answered correctly.

T. Anderson
T. Anderson
4 years ago

11/14 and a few were just guesses. I’ll take it.

Ken
Ken
4 years ago

12/14

Marilyn Home Fenner
Marilyn Home Fenner
4 years ago

How is it that John Kerry only served 4 months in Viet Nam? The military men in my family had to serve a minimum of 13 months. Don’t tell me he was wounded. Curious.

skippy
skippy
4 years ago

Love to see the scores for the average High School Grads…

Ron
Ron
4 years ago

Arrggh! I thought I was going to get my first perfect score! But the last question got me. ☹️

ROBERT
ROBERT
4 years ago

In question #6, what are the “other parts?” I know the parts of Astrology and Astronomy, so I eliminated both, right away and then wasted time trying to guess between 2 wrong answers. Thought I was doing so well, but only got 9 right.

I FART WET ONES
I FART WET ONES
4 years ago

IT IS IN MY CASE !

Fincy
Fincy
4 years ago

Got 12 out of 14 right. Missed Woodrow Wilson as being the one who cancelled the Inaugural Ball. It was between him and Willliam Howard Taft. I did not know that Wilson was a two term president. I knew he was President during WWI. I also did not choose the right building for Samuel Morse’s telegraph to Baltimore. I chose the Library of Congress but it was the Supreme Court. A lot of the questions I found to be rather easy. So I guess I’m all right with Amac’s take on Trivia. The two hard ones for me I missed.

jonathan lerner
jonathan lerner
4 years ago

the zucchini and the squash are also technically fruit

Phil
Phil
1 year ago

John Kerry is an anti American idiot.

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