April 2015 - Trivia Questions and Answers - TriviaQA

Historic Homes Trivia

Name of the famous home that’s depicted on the back of our current 5-cent coin

Answer: Monticello

Historic Homes Trivia

His “Body lies a-mouldering in the grave” near his farmhouse in Lake Placid, New York

Answer: John Brown

Historic Homes Trivia

After Frederick Pabst’s death, his 37-room mansion became home to the archbishops of this city

Answer: Milwaukee

Historic Homes Trivia

A window of The Old Manse in Concord, Mass. still bears the diamond-engraved signatures of this author & his wife

Answer: Nathaniel Hawthorne

Historic Homes Trivia

Beauvoir, his last home in Biloxi, is now operated by the United Sons of Confederate Veterans

Answer: Jefferson Davis

Recurrences Trivia

The next full census of the U.S. will be conducted in this year

Answer: 2000

Recurrences Trivia

Each year a flock of these birds travels between Goya, Argentina & a mission in California

Answer: swallows

Recurrences Trivia

1997 names for these including Ana, Bill & Claudette, will be used again in 2003

Answer: hurricanes

Recurrences Trivia

The Floralies is a festival held every 5 years in Ghent in this country

Answer: Belgium

Recurrences Trivia

Every 4 years the U.S. Electoral College meets in this month

Answer: December

Tv Pilots Trivia

Type of craft piloted by Roger E. Mosely on Magnum, P.I. & James Farrentino on Blue Thunder

Answer: helicopter

Tv Pilots Trivia

Before Coach he played Air Force colonel Raynor Sarnac on Call To Glory

Answer: Craig T. Nelson

Tv Pilots Trivia

Fighter pilots on this sci-fi series that debuted in 1978 included Starbuck & Apollo

Answer: Battlestar Gallactica

Tv Pilots Trivia

On this ’60s series Betty Jo Bradley married pilot Steve Ellliott

Answer: Petticoat Junction

Tv Pilots Trivia

After a training flight accident, this American astronaut was rebuilt with new parts costing $6 million

Answer: Steve Austin (The Six Million Dollar Man)