Trivia Question: Florence Nightingale famously worked in what profession? Answer: Nursing Nightingale is regarded as the founder of modern nursing practices. Her methodology helped to keep soldiers healthy during the Crimean War. So, she became a symbol of the nursing profession throughout Europe and America. Click Here To Take Today’s History Quiz   Yesterday’s “Trivia … Read more

Trivia Question: Aconitum and Monkshood are alternate names for what lupine flower? Answer: Wolfsbane The name of wolfsbane refers to the plant’s medicinal properties. Its can be used to brew a poison that Europeans used to hunt wolves. Click Here To Take Today’s History Quiz   Yesterday’s “Trivia Question of the Day”  

Trivia Question: What did Yankee Doodle call the feather in his cap? Answer: Macaroni The term macaroni was often used to refer to something that was intended to look fancy but was not. The British used this famous lyric to mock the perceived unsophistication of the American colonists. Yet, the Americans owned up to the … Read more

Trivia Question: What 1984 action flick was the first film released with the rating PG-13? Answer: Red Dawn The creation of the PG-13 rating goes back even further than this. With the release of Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, parents were shocked by its gruesome content. So, they petitioned the motion pictures rating … Read more

Trivia Question: Helen of Greek mythology was a native of what city? Answer: Troy According to Greek mythology, Helen of Troy was the reason why the Trojan War was fought. She was an unmatched beauty who inspired rivalry among the men who looked upon her. Add some divine mischief for flavoring, and you have the … Read more