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159 “Trivia For Seniors” Questions To Ask Your Grandparents What famous British group arrived in the U.S. from England in February 1964?

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    159 “Trivia For Seniors” Questions To Ask Your Grandparents Who landed at 17 Cherry Tree Lane in a well-known and loved Walt Disney movie from 1964?

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    Who wrote "Don Quixote"?

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    159 “Trivia For Seniors” Questions To Ask Your Grandparents Which 1965 musical movie starred Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer?

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    Who was the British fashion designer that invented the miniskirt in 1964?

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    159 “Trivia For Seniors” Questions To Ask Your Grandparents What did boxer Cassius Clay choose to change his name to?

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    Who delivered his famous “I Have a Dream” speech in 1963?

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    159 “Trivia For Seniors” Questions To Ask Your Grandparents What singer of the 40s and 50s had the nickname “Ol’ Blue Eyes’”?

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    What circular plastic toy of the 1950s was placed around the waist and operated by moving the hips?

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    Who was the woman who made a solo flight across the Atlantic Ocean?

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    What is the capital of Italy?

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    Which river flows through London?

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    159 “Trivia For Seniors” Questions To Ask Your Grandparents What is the name of the Roman wall located between England and Scotland?

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    Which Scottish lake is famous for its monster, Nessie?

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    Who sang ‘Stayin’ Alive’?

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    Which artist sang a song starting with this first line “Jolene, Jolene, Jolene, Jolene, I’m begging of you please don’t take my man”?

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    Which British secret agent works for MI6 under the codename 007?

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    159 “Trivia For Seniors” Questions To Ask Your Grandparents Which author wrote "The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes"?

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    Which 80s sitcom starred Betty White, Bea Arthur, Estelle Getty and Rue McClanahan?

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    What is Churchill’s first name?

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    What famous actress married baseball player Joe DiMaggio 1954?

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    159 “Trivia For Seniors” Questions To Ask Your Grandparents What famous TV cowboy in the 1950s whose horse was named Trigger was really named Leonard Slye?

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    Who was the former first lady who married Greek shipping tycoon Aristotle Onassis October 20, 1968?

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    Who was the famous blonde actress (and rumored lover of President John F. Kennedy) found dead in her bedroom August 5, 1962?

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    Who was the rising young star from the movie "Rebel Without a Cause and Giant" that died in an automobile accident in 1955?

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    Who overthrew Fulgencio Batista in 1959 and became dictator of Cuba?

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    159 “Trivia For Seniors” Questions To Ask Your Grandparents In what decade was Elton John’s 1973 album "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road" containing the song “Candle in the Wind,” his portrayal of the life of Marilyn Monroe released?

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    What was the name of the Cleveland disc jockey who first used the term “Rock N Roll” in 1951?

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    What musical dance genre was featured in the 1977 release of the movie "Saturday Night Fever"?

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    What TV star of the series "77 Sunset Strip" sang “Kookie, Kookie, Lend Me Your Comb”?

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    159 “Trivia For Seniors” Questions To Ask Your Grandparents What was the top selling song of the 1970s and who recorded it?

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    What new and exciting rock-and-roll singer appeared on The Ed Sullivan Show in 1956, but could only be shown from the waist up?

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    159 “Trivia For Seniors” Questions To Ask Your Grandparents In the 50s, both Davy Crockett and Daniel Boone wore what type of hat?

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    What was added to every address by the U.S. Postal Service in 1963?

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    Which ocean lies between Europe and North America?

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    True or False – Marlon Brando was British.

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    159 “Trivia For Seniors” Questions To Ask Your Grandparents True or False – Audrey Hepburn married twice.

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    Which US naval base was bombed in 1941 by the Japanese?

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    Which country was Charles de Gaulle from?

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    What senator from Wisconsin conducted a nationally televised hearing in 1954 looking for Communists in the government?

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    159 “Trivia For Seniors” Questions To Ask Your Grandparents What famous actor starred in Lilies of the Field and Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner?

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    Who won the Oscar for Best Actor for his role in the 1962 movie "To Kill a Mockingbird"?

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    Who was assassinated in November 1963?

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    159 “Trivia For Seniors” Questions To Ask Your Grandparents Single songs were printed on two-sided disks that were called by what number?

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    What is the name of the song recorded by The Coasters in 1959 with the line, “You’re gonna need an ocean of Calamine lotion”?

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    What was on the other side of the number one single “Come Together” and who sang it?

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    What cuddly toy provided the title for Elvis Presley’s hit from 1957?

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    What group recorded “Rock Around the Clock” in 1955?

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    159 “Trivia For Seniors” Questions To Ask Your Grandparents What singer titled his autobiography "Laughter in the Rain"?

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    Francis Scott-Key wrote what patriotic song?

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    What are the names of the Three Stooges?

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    What piece of women’s clothing, named after a dog, became popular in the 1950s?

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    159 “Trivia For Seniors” Questions To Ask Your Grandparents Which disease did Dr. Jonas Salk successfully create a vaccine for in 1952?

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    Who sang “Mack the Knife”?

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    Which author created the character of Hercule Poirot?

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    159 “Trivia For Seniors” Questions To Ask Your Grandparents What is the currency in use in Australia?

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    In which country can you find the cities of Edinburgh and Glasgow?

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    In which county is Chester?

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    True or False – Winchester used to be the capital of England.

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    Which artist sang “Heart of Gold”?

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    “Sixteen Tons”, which hit the country music chart in 1955, was sung by whom?

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    Which record by what artist spent the most weeks in the top ten in the 60s?

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    What 1968 science fiction movie co-starred a computer named H.A.L?

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    What is the southernmost county of England?

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    159 “Trivia For Seniors” Questions To Ask Your Grandparents Who first recorded “I Can’t Help It If I’m Still in Love with You” in 1951?

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    The music for the Clint Eastwood and Lee Van Cleef movie "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly" was composed by whom?

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    Which group had a hit with “Twilight Time” in 1958?

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    159 “Trivia For Seniors” Questions To Ask Your Grandparents Lee Harvey Oswald was convicted of murdering which accused assassin?

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