10,000 Answers : The Ultimate Trivia Encyclopedia

One thing I was very concerned about was the errors that I found. One listed one of the ships that took settlers to Jamestown as the Sarah Constant, while the vast majority of records call it the Susan Constant. Also, the book claims that the "Wheres the Beef!" slogan was used by Burger King, while it was actually used by Wendys. Granted, thats just two out of the reported 10,000, but those two I found in a quick skimming of the book, and are just ones I know of. So it doesnt exactly instill confidence in the accuracy of the other answers that I dont know.

My husband and I (both tried out Jeopardy as teens!) took it iwith us on a car trip and read aloud from it. Where else can you find first lines of famous books, the original 31 flavors and the islands mentioned in Kokomo!

I love the little bits of pop culture- I always remember that the Facts of Life girls went to Eastland, but liked being reminded that Holden Caufield was booted from Pencey Prep.

This is great for a game show contest or just a trivia afficionado. The information ranges from sports to culture, music politics etc. Read it, but have lots of time because you wont be able to put it down!