1. Which singer had a top 10 hit song in 1983 with “Little Red Corvette”?
a-Rick James
b-Madonna
c-George Michael
d-Prince
2. The Little White House, located in Warm Springs, Georgia, was the retreat for which U.S. President?
a-Franklin D. Roosevelt
b-Dwight Eisenhower
c-George H.W. Bush
d-Herbert Hoover
3. Which medical product is referred to as the little blue pill?
a-Xanax
b-Levitra
c-Pepcid
d-Viagra
4. The invention of the little black dress is attributed to the 1920s designs of which fashion designer?
a-Elsa Schiaparelli
b-Coco Chanel
c-Christian Dior
d-Karl Lagerfield
5. In the tale of Little Black Sambo, which animals chased each other around a tree until they turned into butter?
a-Foxes
b-Mongooses
c-Tigers
d-Deer
6. The Little Brown Jug is an earthenware trophy awarded to the winner in which college football rivalry?
a-Michigan-Minnesota
b-Alabama-Auburn
c-Army-Navy
d-Georgia-Georgia Tech
7. According to the lyrics of the 1968 hit song “Little Green Apples,” “it don’t rain in” which city “in the summertime”?
a-San Diego
b-Tallahassee
c-Indianapolis
d-Albuquerque
8. Which literary detective credited his “little grey cells” for his ability to solve crimes?
a-Hercule Poirot
b-Ellery Queen
c-Nero Wolfe
d-Perry Mason
9. Which moral is taught in the children’s fable of The Little Red Hen?
a-Every problem has a solution
b-Be happy with what you have
c-Learn from the failure of others
d-Hard work pays off
10. While learning to read, which literary character referred to letters on the written page as “little black bugs”?
a-Peter Pan
b-Tarzan
c-Oliver Twist
d-Huck Finn
Trivia answers
1-d, Prince
2-a, Franklin D. Roosevelt
3-d, Viagra
4-b, Coco Chanel
5-c, Tigers
6-a, Michigan-Minnesota
7-c, Indianapolis
8-a, Hercule Poirot
9-d, Hard work pays off
10-b, Tarzan
