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Category Trivia
           August 2021
There are six categories with six questions in each category.
The categories are:
           • Multiple “A” s
           • Homophones
           • One-Word Titles
           • Cool Beans
           • Landmark Addresses
           • Light the Way
Category Trivia August 2021 - There are six categories with six questions in each category. The categories are
Multiple “A”s
               1.
  What organization represents
  retired people, is a source of
information on topics of interest
   to seniors, and offers many
      membership benefits?
Category Trivia August 2021 - There are six categories with six questions in each category. The categories are
AARP
It stands for American Association
         of Retired People.
Category Trivia August 2021 - There are six categories with six questions in each category. The categories are
Multiple “A”s

           2.
What are the initials of
 the 12-step program
    for alcoholics?
Category Trivia August 2021 - There are six categories with six questions in each category. The categories are
AA
It stands for Alcoholics Anonymous.
Category Trivia August 2021 - There are six categories with six questions in each category. The categories are
Multiple “A”s

           3.
What are the letters for a
two-year college degree?
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AA
 It stands for associate of arts. Some
   undergraduates earn an AA at a
community college before completing
  the final two years of a bachelor’s
   degree at a four-year university.
Category Trivia August 2021 - There are six categories with six questions in each category. The categories are
Multiple “A”s

       4.
What does NAACP
   stand for?
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National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People
  It was founded in 1909, and it’s the largest and
oldest civil rights organization in the United States.
Multiple “A”s

            5.
What organization oversees
    college athletics?
NCAA
It stands for National Collegiate
      Athletic Association.
Multiple “A”s

         6.
What is the highest
  bond rating?
AAA
Also known as investment-grade bonds,
 they are the safest bonds. Bonds rated
  CCC and below are considered junk
bonds, and they pay the highest interest
rate due to the possibility that investors
   may lose their entire investment.
Homophones

            7.
What is your mother’s sister
      and an insect?
Aunt/ant
Homophones

           8.
What is an advertisement
 and how you arrive at
  a sum of numbers?
Ad/add
Today, advertisements come in
many forms, from written copy
    to interactive videos.
Homophones)

         9.
What can HIV lead to
and people who help
  with caregiving?
AIDS/aides
Homophones
         10.
What is the roof of the
 mouth and an artist’s
board used to mix and
    hold paints?
Palate/palette
Palette can also be used to describe
a particular range, quality, or use of
      color, i.e., color palette.
Homophones
            11.
   What is an elevated
structure in the front of a
  church and to make a
  change to something?
Altar/alter
Homophones

             12.
 What is another word for
 yes, often used in an oral
vote, and a facial body part?
Aye/eye
  Sailors often say “aye, aye” to
 mean they have acknowledged a
command and “aye” to mean they
understand something. Aye-aye is
      also a small primate.
One-Word Titles

            13.
What is Alfred Hitchcock’s
1960 smash horror hit with
 the iconic shower scene?
Psycho
  Anthony Perkins
 plays Norman Bates
and Janet Leigh plays
 Marion Crane in the
famous shower scene.
One-Word Titles
              14.
What 1950 animated film portrays
a neglected stepdaughter-turned-
   princess, thanks to her fairy
  godmother and a lost slipper?
Cinderella
Ilene Woods voiced and sang
Cinderella and beat 309 other
     girls to get the part.
One-Word Titles
               15.
What 1985 murder mystery film stars
  Eileen Brennan as Mrs. Peacock,
Christopher Lloyd as Professor Plum,
and Martin Mull as Colonel Mustard,
  and is based on a popular board
      game by the same name?
Clue
 The movie was also a stage
production. The stage version
 had three different endings.
One-Word Titles
                16.
What 1941 Alfred Hitchcock film stars
    Cary Grant and Joan Fontaine as
Johnnie and Lina McLaidlaw Aysgarth,
  a couple on their honeymoon when
  the bride starts to worry her groom
            wants her dead?
Suspicion
 Hitchcock was ordered to remove
any scenes in which Grant appeared
 menacing. After the final product
  ran only 55 minutes, the scenes
           were restored.
One-Word Titles
               17.
  What 1954 film stars Frank
 Sinatra as John Baron, a hired
presidential assassin who holds
  the Benson family hostage?
Suddenly
Rumor has it that Lee Harvey Oswald
 watched the film the day before the
  John F. Kennedy assassination.
One-Word Titles
             18.
     What 1954 film stars
Humphrey Bogart as a playboy
 and Audrey Hepburn as an
 “ugly duckling” who grows
into a swan and falls for him?
Sabrina
 A romance began on the
set between Hepburn and
 another costar, William
  Holden, but Hepburn
   broke it off when she
    learned he couldn’t
       have children.
Cool Beans

           19.
French, bush, and pole
 are all types of what?
Green beans
   French green beans, also called
haricots verts, are slimmer and a bit
 longer than ordinary green beans.
Cool Beans

           20.
What red bean, shaped like
a human organ, is used to
  make beans and rice?
Kidney
The bean is also used in
   three-bean salad.
Cool Beans

            21.
  What bean is spelled the
 same as the capital of Peru
but pronounced differently?
Lima
The beans have been grown in
 Peru for 7,000 years and are
 exported around the world.
Cool Beans

             22.
What bean-like pea comes in
a flat pod and is frequently
  used in Chinese dishes?
Snow peas
The pod is flat but otherwise
looks like a green bean pod.
   The pod is also edible.
Cool Beans
          23.
  What beans could be
nicknamed the “aye, aye”
beans and are also called
     Boston beans?
Navy beans
 These beans are around the
 size of peas, and they were
once a staple of the U.S. Navy.
Cool Beans

        24.
Edamame is another
name for what bean?
Soybean
Edamame is a soybean that is
  harvested when the bean
        is immature.
Landmark Addresses

         25.
 Who resides at 1600
Pennsylvania Avenue in
  Washington, D.C.?
The president
The current occupant is President Joe Biden.
 John Adams, the second U.S. president, was
the first president to live in the White House.
Landmark Addresses
          26.
Who occupies the fictional
   Southfork Ranch in
Braddock County, Texas,
in the TV drama Dallas?
The Ewing family
Several generations of Ewings have
 occupied the house on the show.
Landmark Addresses
            27.
  What nine-letter word for
 the movie industry stands at
4059 Mt. Lee Drive (on Mount
     Lee), [missing word],
      California, 90068?
Hollywood
 The illuminated sign was built in 1923 as
  an advertisement for a pricey real estate
development named Hollywoodland. After
being renovated twice, the sign was rebuilt in
1978. It was refurbished in 2005 and received
a significant overhaul in 2009. In 2010, Hugh
Hefner set up a trust to maintain the land.
Landmark Addresses

           28.
What fictional sleuth lives
 at 221B Baker Street,
  London, England?
Sherlock Holmes
He is the only fictional character who
has been awarded with an honorary
fellowship. In 2002, he was honored
by the Royal Society of Chemistry for
  solving a crime using chemistry.
Landmark Addresses
              29.
 What “Birthplace of America”
and home of the Liberty Bell will
 you find at 520 Chestnut Street
 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania?
Independence Hall
  The Declaration of Independence
and Constitution were both signed in
 Independence Hall. It was once the
     Pennsylvania State House.
Landmark Addresses

          30.
 What church is found in
Manger Square, Bethlehem,
      West Bank?
Church of the Nativity
It is built on the site of Jesus’ birth.
Light the Way

            31.
  What type of building
shines a light to help boats
navigate the water nearby?
A lighthouse
The oldest lighthouse in America that was never
 rebuilt is located in Sandy Hook, New Jersey. It
was built in 1764 and is still in operation today.
Light the Way

           32.
     Can you buy a
decommissioned lighthouse?
Yes
   Thanks to the National Historic
Lighthouse Preservation Act of 2000,
people can buy lighthouses. The U.S.
government also gives away obsolete
 lighthouses to nonprofits and other
groups. If no one bites, they put them
    up for auction to individuals.
Light the Way
             33.
On what prison island near
  San Francisco was the
  first lighthouse on the
     West Coast built?
Alcatraz
It was constructed in 1854,
long before the prison was
      erected in 1933.
Light the Way

        34.
Have U.S. lighthouses
 been automated?
Yes
They have been automated for
      at least 30 years.
Light the Way
               35.
     The Frying Pan Lighthouse
(or Tower) was a former lighthouse
 and drilling rig in South Carolina.
 It was converted into what type of
      tourist accommodation?
A bed and breakfast
  The lighthouse is 30 miles off the
 coast of North Carolina and guests
arrive by chartered helicopter. Today,
   it’s been adopted by a nonprofit
  organization that is continuing to
         restore and preserve it.
Light the Way
            36.
For what canal in Egypt
was the Statue of Liberty
 originally conceived to
  serve as a lighthouse?
Suez
It was originally conceived as a
  robe-clad Egyptian woman.
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