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IPL FAQ: Military Trivia

Trivia

IPL FAQ: Military Trivia

How far is a klick? What does the “D” in D-Day stand for? Find out from this IPL Frequently Asked Question site.
Subject: Reference–Trivia; Arts & Humanities–History–History By Region–North American History–United States History–Wars–World War II; Arts & Humanities–History–History By Region–North American History–United States History–Wars–World War I; Law, Government & Political Science–Government–Military–Military History; Law, Government & Political Science–Government–Military; Arts & Humanities–History–History By Region–North American History–United States History–Wars; Reference–Trivia; Arts & Humanities–History–History By Region–North American History–United States History–Wars–World War II; Arts & Humanities–History–History By Region–North American History–United States History–Wars–World War I; Law, Government & Political Science–Government–Military–Military History; Law, Government & Political Science–Government–Military; Arts & Humanities–History–History By Region–North American History–United States History–Wars

eclectricity

News and Current Events, Pop Culture, Trivia

eclectricity

“Amusing, intriguing, surprising, ironic, and other neuron tickling items of all sorts from around the web and elsewhere.”
Subject: Reference–Trivia; Arts & Humanities–Fine Arts; Entertainment & Leisure; Arts & Humanities–Literature–Online Texts–Contemporary Fiction; Reference–News & Current Events; Arts & Humanities–Culture–General Interest; Arts & Humanities–Culture–Humor

Based on the Book

Drama and Performance (Theater and Stagecraft), Fine Arts, Literature, Movies, Performing Arts, Screenwriting, Trivia

Based on the Book

‘Based on the Book’ is a compilation of over 1,000 book titles, short stories, and plays that have been made into motion pictures. Utilizing the Internet Movie Database as the authority on release dates, all movies in this collection have been released since 1980.
Subject: Reference–Trivia; Arts & Humanities–Literature; Arts & Humanities–Fine Arts–Performing Arts–Drama & Performance (Theater & Stagecraft); Entertainent & Leisure–Movies–Databases

Information is beautiful

Statistics, Trivia

Information is beautiful

Marvel at how statistics, data and information is visualized to reveal hidden connections and patterns that help us see our world in a different light. Fascinating and visually captivating.
Subject: Reference–Trivia; Social Sciences–Social Issues And Social Welfare; Arts & Humanities–Fine Arts–Graphic Arts & Design; Business & Economics–Statistics; Arts & Humanities Blogs; Social Sciences Blogs

IPL FAQ: Why is the sky blue?

Physics, Trivia

IPL FAQ: Why is the sky blue?

Why is the sky blue? Find out from this IPL Frequently Asked Question site.
Subject: Reference–Trivia; Science & Technology–Astronomy; Science And Technology–Physics–Light, Waves, And Optics; Reference–Trivia; Science & Technology–Astronomy; Science And Technology–Physics–Light, Waves, And Optics

IPL FAQ: Publish or Perish

Trivia

IPL FAQ: Publish or Perish

What is the meaning of the phrase “publish or perish”? Find out from this IPL Frequently Asked Question site.
Subject: Reference–Trivia; Social Sciences–Social Customs, Traditions, And Folklore–Folklore–Proverbs And Sayings; Reference–Trivia; Social Sciences–Social Customs, Traditions, And Folklore–Folklore–Proverbs And Sayings

IPL FAQ: Today In History

Trivia

IPL FAQ: Today In History

What happened on this day in 1969? I need ten famous events of the 1960s. (Et cetera.) Find out from this IPL Frequently Asked Question site.
Subject: Reference–Trivia; Arts & Humanities–History; Reference–Trivia; Arts & Humanities–History

IPL FAQ: What were the names of everyone on the Mayflower?

History, History by Era, History by Topic, History of Arts and Humanities, Trivia

IPL FAQ: What were the names of everyone on the Mayflower?

What were the names of everyone on the Mayflower? Find out from this IPL Frequently Asked Question site.
Subject: Reference–Trivia; Arts & Humanities–History; Arts & Humanities–History–History By Era–17th Century History; Reference–Trivia; Arts & Humanities–History; Arts & Humanities–History–History By Era–17th Century History

IPL FAQ: Why is New York City called “The Big Apple”?

Trivia

IPL FAQ: Why is New York City called “The Big Apple”?

Why is New York City called “The Big Apple”? Find out from this IPL Frequently Asked Question site.
Subject: Reference–Trivia; Regional & Country Information–North America–United States–Midatlantic (New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania); Reference–Trivia; Regional & Country Information–North America–United States–Midatlantic (New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania)

IPL FAQ: Animal Names & Words

Games, Role-Playing, Trivia, Zoology

IPL FAQ: Animal Names & Words

Names for groups or gender of animals. Find out from this IPL Frequently Asked Question site.
Subject: Reference–Trivia; Entertainment & Leisure–Games–Puzzles & Word Games; Science & Technology–Life Sciences–Zoology; Reference–Trivia; Entertainment & Leisure–Games–Puzzles & Word Games; Science & Technology–Life Sciences–Zoology

IPL FAQ: Once in a Blue Moon

Games, Role-Playing, Trivia

IPL FAQ: Once in a Blue Moon

What does the phrase “once in a blue moon” really mean? Find out from this IPL Frequently Asked Question site.
Subject: Reference–Trivia; Entertainment & Leisure–Games–Puzzles & Word Games; Reference–Trivia; Entertainment & Leisure–Games–Puzzles & Word Games

Useless Knowledge

Reference, Reference, Reference Resources for Teachers and Parents, Trivia

Useless Knowledge

“Based upon an observation that most existing trivia oriented web sites were poorly designed and contained a great deal of in-accurate information, UselessKnowledge.com was designed to be the definitive source for accurate trivial information and a way to provide hours of fun, family oriented entertainment on the web.”
Subject: Reference–Trivia