10 Free Presidential Trivia Questions

Which US president authorized the Louisiana Purchase?
Thomas Jefferson

Who was the first president to appear on a coin?
Abraham Lincoln

Who was the first President that was born a United States citizen?
Martin Van Buren

Who was the first US president to be porn in the 20th century?
Kennedy 

Which former US president is often called “The Father of the Constitution.”
James Madison

Who was the first president to win the Nobel Peace Prize?
Teddy Roosevelt

The autobiography of what former US president is titled “My Life?”
Bill Clinton 

US President Gerald Ford played college football at what university?
Michigan

Who was the Democratic Party nominee for president in the 1860 election?
Stephen Douglass

Which US President referred to his penis as “Jumbo?”
Lyndon Johnson

Described online as "fast, easy & more accurate," e-filing is an electronic means of performing which of these tasks?

Answer: Paying your taxes

Using a zinc lid and a rubber ring as a seal, inventor John Landis Mason created a type of what in the 1800s?

Answer: Car

According to a popular patriotic song, who "stuck a feather in his hat and called it macaroni"?

Answer: Yankee Doodle

According to the Bible, Moses parted the Red Sea to lead his people out of where?

Answer: Egypt

The title of the 2001 movie "Black Hawk Down" refers to what type of military vehicle?

Answer: Helicopter

A fashion trend among lounge lizards, the leisure suit was a popular fad in what decade?

Answer: 1970s

A popular addition to coffee, half-and-half consists of half cream and half what?

Answer: Milk

Plastic stays are commonly inserted into what part of a shirt to help it keep its shape?

Answer: Collar

n a classic fairy tale, what late-blooming creature eventually grows up to become a beautiful swan?

Answer: Duck

Because it was once a monarchy, what is the only U.S. state that features a former royal palace as a tourist attraction?

Answer: Hawaii 

What type of scientist is commonly referred to as a "prehistorian"?

Answer: Archaeologist

A cheerful beauty has a knack for attracting creeps in the 1998 gross-out comedy "There's Something About" whom?

Answer: Mary

What historic event involved colonists raiding ships and dumping large quantities of cargo into a harbor?

Answer: Boston Tea Party

According to a common optimistic expression, "April showers bring May" what?

Answer: Flowers

10 Trivia Questions about...appliances

1. First marketed in 1973, this appliance, invented by MIT engineer Carl Sontheimer, can slice, chop, knead, grate, and grind. 
THE CUISINART

2. This appliance, originally called a “radarange” hit stores in 1947, and today can be found in nearly every kitchen. 
THE MICROWAVE OVEN

3. The rock band Steely Dan is named after what compact usually battery-operated device? 
THE VIBRATOR

10 Free Bar Trivia Questions

1. In what decade were “Hot Pockets” introduced?
1980s

2. What building is on the back of the $100 bill? 
Independence Hall

3. What band plays the opening theme to the cartoon South Park?
Primus

Five Free Music Trivia Questions

1. In what American city is Jimi Hendrix burried?

Seattle 

2. The MTV reality series "Newlyweds" followed Jessica Simpson and Nick Lachey, who had been with what boy band?

98-Degrees

What vehicles did Yellowstone National Park begin to phase out in 2001?

Answer: Snowmobiles

What country led all European nations in medals at the 1998 Winter Olympics with 15?

Answer: Canada