.Trivia – Week of 06/29/2022

1 The roof and exterior walls of the Marin County Civic Center are painted in what two colors, which mimic its environment?

2 How many months of the year have 31 days?

3 What ice cream flavor did Ben and Jerry’s ice cream company name after the Grateful Dead?

4 What devastating hurricane hit New Orleans in August 2005?

5 The first Winter Olympic games were held in 1924, in what country?… at what mountainous venue?

6 Of all the entertainers who’ve hosted the Tonight Show on NBC, which one has hosted more new episodes than any other… about 4600 episodes?

7 Is the diameter of the sun 10, 100 or 1000 times the diameter of the Earth, approximately?

8 Donald Trump and his supporting “birthers” falsely claimed that Barack Obama was born in what country?

9 The Delaware River separates what two U.S. states, neither named Delaware?

10 In Columbus, GA in 1886, John Pemberton invented a consumable liquid advertised as a cure for morphine addiction. What is this brand-name product?

BONUS: Who is the only woman mentioned by name in the Quran, the holy book of Islam?

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ANSWERS:

1 Blue roof like the sky, beige walls like the sandy ground nearby

2 Seven

3 Cherry Garcia

4 Katrina

5 Chamonix, France

6 Jay Leno hosted 4610 episodes, compared with Johnny Carson’s 4531 (and Jimmy Fallon has hosted almost 1700 so far…).

7  Sun’s diameter is about 109 times the Earth’s.

8 Kenya

9 Pennsylvania and New Jersey

10 Coca Cola—John Pemberton was addicted to morphine, and hoped the cocaine in the drink could get him off opiates.

BONUS ANSWER: Miryam, mother of Jesus (also known as Mary); she’s also mentioned more times in the Quran than in the entire Bible.

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