THREE trivia

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I found a website about Number 3 Meaning of the Number 3. Perhaps some questions below might tickle your fancy to read it.

If unable to answer a question, you are encouraged to click the link of the article and search for answers there.

1) What kind of stories have the number 3 often as a magical number?

2) What are the three populations that Plato divided his Utopian city?

3) What are the three degrees of lies according to Benjamin Disraeli?

Clueless? Perhaps this link will help.


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"We all start with ZERO. We all start at the beginning. Do not give up."

--Nick Vujicic.

TWO trivia

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I found a website about Number 2 - Significance and Meaning of number 2. Perhaps some questions below might tickle your fancy to read it.

If unable to answer a question, you are encouraged to click the link of the article and search for answers there.

1) Where in the world is the number 2 a lucky number?

2) What is the second astrological sign in the Zodiac?

3) What does the old superstition say about two people washing their hands?

Clueless? Perhaps this link will help.


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DL
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"We all start with ZERO. We all start at the beginning. Do not give up."

--Nick Vujicic.

ONE trivia

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I found a website about Top 10 facts about the number One Perhaps some questions below might tickle your fancy to read it.

If unable to answer a question, you are encouraged to click the link of the article and search for answers there.

1) What is the first number in the numerical system of the ancient Greeks?

2) What gender does number One have according to the ancient Greeks?

3) How do you say One in Icelandic? What does this word sound like?

Clueless? Perhaps this link will help.


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DL
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"We all start with ZERO. We all start at the beginning. Do not give up."

--Nick Vujicic.

ZERO trivia

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I found a website about Top 10 facts about zero Perhaps some questions below might tickle your fancy to read it.

If unable to answer a question, you are encouraged to click the link of the article and search for answers there.

1) When was the word "zero" first recorded in English?

2) Why was Samuel Joel Mostel nicknamed Zero?

3) When Anders Celcius created a scale of temperatures named after him, what was the boiling point, and the freezing point?

Clueless? Perhaps this link will help.


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DL
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"We all start with ZERO. We all start at the beginning. Do not give up."

--Nick Vujicic.

SATURDAY trivia

I found a website about Saturday- Some Interesting Facts Perhaps some questions below might tickle your fancy to read it.

If unable to answer a question, you are encouraged to click the link of the article and search for answers there.

1) What kind of hunters are born on Saturday?

2) Which country allows children to eat candies only on Saturdays?

3) Which country has Saturday as its only weekly off?

Clueless? Perhaps this link will help.


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"Y's-hood (wisehood ;-) is what Red wore instead because it helped her to be smart enough to figure out that it is foolish to wear a riding-hood while she's horseless in the woods."

--D.L.

FRIDAY trivia

I found a website about Fun facts for Fridays, from Friday’s foremost fan…. Perhaps some questions below might tickle your fancy to read it.

If unable to answer a question, you are encouraged to click the link of the article and search for answers there.

1) How is Friday like in Iran?

2) What does "Man Friday" mean?

3) Whose followers considers Friday as a weekly day of rest?

Clueless? Perhaps this link will help.


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DL
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"Y's-hood (wisehood ;-) is what Red wore instead because it helped her to be smart enough to figure out that it is foolish to wear a riding-hood while she's horseless in the woods."

--D.L.

THURSDAY trivia

I found a website about Thursday Facts and Trivia. Perhaps some questions below might tickle your fancy to read it.

If unable to answer a question, you are encouraged to click the link of the article and search for answers there.

1) Where was the word "Thursday" derived from?

2) What does Ayurveda recommend during Thursdays?

3) To discount the pagan origin of the word "Thursday", what do the Quakers call this day?

Clueless? Perhaps this link will help.


:-( -> :-| -> :-)
DL
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"Y's-hood (wisehood ;-) is what Red wore instead because it helped her to be smart enough to figure out that it is foolish to wear a riding-hood while she's horseless in the woods."

--D.L.