Are you hungry for more trivia? Is one night of bar trivia per week not enough to satiate your senses? Buzztime has tens of thousands of questions in its database. Pub trivia hosts and players could spend a lifetime with them! However, as the years pass, some of the questions become outdated and obscure. Events that are important one year become irrelevant many years later.

Here’s a challenge for you. Let’s go into the Musty Dusty Trivia Bin and break out some moldy oldies to test the trivia prowess of even the greatest bar trivia and pub trivia players. Quench your thirst for a new trivia challenge by trying to answer these ten tough questions. The answers are at the bottom of this blog. Resist the temptation to peek!

Let’s start with five challenging multiple-choice questions:

1 – It had the “honor” of winning the Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Film of 2006:

A. Norbit B. Lady in the Water C. Nacho Libre D. The Da Vinci Code E. Basic Instinct 2

2 – Which modern marvel suffered damage in a 7.9 magnitude earthquake in November 2002?

A. Golden Gate Bridge B. Trans-Alaska Pipeline C. Hoover Dam D. Sydney Opera House E. Eiffel Tower

3 – Thomas Dooley, born in St. Louis in 1927, was known as the:

A. Jungle Doctor B. Dismal Economist C. Master of Magic D. Country Poet E. King of Swing

4 – Pinstripe trousers for women were a 1980s fashion statement from:

A. Billy Martin B. Isaac Mizrahi C. Gloria Sachs D. Ralph Lauren E. Bette Midler

5 – Born in 1881, Italy’s Ettore Bugatti became famous by making:

A. Diamond Rings B. Children’s Toys C. Shoes D. Violins E. Automobiles

How did you do? Things will now get a bit tougher. Most bar trivia and pub trivia games don’t give you multiple choices. Trivia players need to figure out the answer on their own. Here are five outdated questions guaranteed to activate your brain cells:

6 – Business mogul Martha Stewart served her prison sentence in this state in 2004 and 2005:

7 – In 1918, activist Fanya Kaplan attempted to assassinate:

8 – Invented in 1899, Kriegspiel is a variation of this game:

9 – Anne Bancroft won a Tony Award in 1978 for her portrayal of ____ on Broadway.

10 – In 1863, American James Plimpton patented the forerunner to the modern:

Answers: 1-E 2-B 3-A 4-D 5-E 6 – West Virginia 7 – Nikolai Lenin 8 – Chess 9 – Golda Meir 10 – Roller Skate

How did you do?

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