LJ Daily Quiz: 8 November 2004
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ljdq1. What movie starring Seann William Scott took him on a journey that involved selling sperm, stealing a school bus from a blind lady, and leaving Tom Green behind to care for a voracious snake?
2. You can’t travel this way anymore, but back in its day, some of the highlights of this trail included Soda Springs, Chimney Rock, and Fort Bridger, which was actually burned down by Mormons, of all people. What was this path called?
3. In which Jules Verne novel do two daring adventurers manage to accomplish their assigned task in just under 1920 hours?
4. The longest railroad in the world runs almost 6,000 miles from Moscow to Vladivostok. What is it called?
5. What man-made object (or, for the politically correct, device of human manufacture) holds the distinction of having traveled the longest distance ever?
6. Tell us your favorite travel story.
2. You can’t travel this way anymore, but back in its day, some of the highlights of this trail included Soda Springs, Chimney Rock, and Fort Bridger, which was actually burned down by Mormons, of all people. What was this path called?
3. In which Jules Verne novel do two daring adventurers manage to accomplish their assigned task in just under 1920 hours?
4. The longest railroad in the world runs almost 6,000 miles from Moscow to Vladivostok. What is it called?
5. What man-made object (or, for the politically correct, device of human manufacture) holds the distinction of having traveled the longest distance ever?
6. Tell us your favorite travel story.
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