YouHost Trivia

Don’t sleep on getting to trivia this week, where we’ve got a couple of questions on infamous sleepers lined up for you.

We’ll also test your knowledge on all things green, find a connection between Disney princesses and American cities, and talk about an illusionist.

See you at trivia night!

This Week's First Question: What was the last name of the Tennessee high school teacher who was accused of violating the law by teaching evolution in 1925?

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Hosting your own trivia nights? Easy! Here's Shana hosting at Social Fox Brewing as proof.

We've got a fun game of trivia this week highlighted by a lot of F-words like flies, fragrance, flour, frogs and freakin' Jack Black. Check out our sample quiz below.

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1. In 1982, the first inanimate object was chosen as Time Magazine’s Person of the Year. What was it?

2. Hasbro's original Bop-It game made you bop it, pull it, and do what action to a corkscrew-looking thing?

3. What children's character appeared on a fragrance sold exclusively at Bloomingdale's in the 90s called "Amphibia"?

Trivia is back this Thursday at 6:00. The first question is worth 10 points so here's a little jumpstart.

This Week's First Question - Inspiring two Anne Hathaway films, Meg Cabot is the author of what regal young adult novel series?

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