The Random Trivia Generator

Question Number	Question	Answer
1.	What did Rumpelstiltskin spin into gold?	Straw
2.	Which six states share a border with Idaho?	Washington, Oregon, Nevada, Utah, Wyoming and Montana
3.	Who played the part of "Bluebottle" in a popular radio comedy series?	Peter Sellers
4.	In 1917, the US entered what war?	World War I
5.	Which media is read from the inside out, compact discs or vinyl records?	Compact discs
6.	March, April and May are the only months that have what?	Anagrams - Charm, Ripal, Yam
7.	In the TV show "The Simpsons", who is Radioactive Man's boy sidekick?	Fallout Boy
8.	How many times can you fold a regular piece of paper in half?	7
9.	What breed of cat is tailless?	Manx
10.	What is the capital of the US state of Florida?	Tallahassee
Tie Breaker	What competition was dreamed up by the eccentric "Chairman Kaga"?	Iron Chef

Question Number	Question	Answer
1.	What famous American author published Ulysses S. Grant's "Personal Memoirs"?	Mark Twain
2.	What Canadian province is home to Pink Mountain, Muncho Lake and Nootka Sound?	British Columbia
3.	Steven Spielberg's first full feature film as director was released in what year?	1964
4.	What was the nickname of 1930’s public enemy George Kelly?	Machine Gun
5.	A pluot is a hybrid of what two fruits?	Plum and apricot
6.	Which one word can go before "ache", "ring" and "wig"?	Ear
7.	Who is Mufasa's son in Disney's movie "The Lion King"?	Simba
8.	What was known as "the gun that won the West"?	The Winchester Rifle
9.	What is the chemical symbol for lead?	Pb
10.	What US city is located on the shores of Puget Sound?	Seattle
Tie Breaker	In 2003, who became the third Englishman ever to sign with Spain's Real Madrid?	David Beckham

Question Number	Question	Answer
1.	What city's orchestra did Eugene Ormandy conduct for forty-four years?	Philadelphia's
2.	What is the second-highest mountain on Earth?	K2
3.	Why was paradise paved over, according to Joni Mitchell's "Big Yellow Taxi"?	To put up a parking lot
4.	Who wrote King George V Christmas speech that was broadcast in 1932?	Rudyard Kipling
5.	Black Corinth, Muscat, and Thompson Seedless are varieties of what fruit?	Grapes
6.	What four NHL teams did Wayne Gretsky play for in his career?	Edmonton Oilers, Los Angeles Kings, St. Louis Blues and New York Rangers
7.	What band's 2005 split led to the creation of Plus-44 and Angels and Airwaves?	Blink 182
8.	Ditra Flame was the "Lady in Black" who took thirteen red roses to what actor's grave every year?	Rudolph Valentino's
9.	Pitchblende is the primary source for which fuel?	Uranium
10.	What is the capital of the US state North Carolina?	Raleigh
Tie Breaker	What part of a pig is eaten as "chitterlings"?	The intestines