We have something super exciting to announce this week!
Join in #COETAILtrivia as we have a little fun leading up to our big reveal on Thursday at 11pm GMT. We’ll release a new question every 8 hours on Facebook, Instagram, G+, Twitter and right here on this blog post. Follow us to make sure you know the moment the next question goes live!
Think you know an answer? Comment on any of our Facebook, Instagram or G+ posts to be entered to win a copy of Eduro Learning‘s Your Connected Classroom book. On Twitter, reply to the tweets using #COETAILtrivia & #COETAIL to share your answers (or just use the text & Twitter buttons below!). All responses are entered to win (they don’t even have to be correct!)!
Got your thinking caps on? Let’s go!
All of our trivia questions have a common theme! Here’s a hint: We’ve partnered with a university to offer you stackable graduate certificates towards a Master’s Degree! Keep following and participating in our trivia game to discover which one! Do you think you know who we’ve partnered with? Submit your answer here.
Q1: Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland was self-published by Lewis Carroll in what year?
A1. It was published in 1865. #COETAILtrivia #COETAIL
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Q2. This actress is part of a talented family. Her mom and sister are a famous country-western singing duo.
A2. Ashley Judd. #COETAILtrivia #COETAIL
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Q3. This museum suffered a sinkhole in 2014 that cost $3.2 million to repair.
A3. National Corvette Museum. #COETAILtrivia #COETAIL
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Q4. This biologist won the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1933 for discoveries elucidating the role that the chromosome plays in heredity.
A4. Thomas Hunt Morgan won a Nobel Prize in 1933. #COETAILtrivia #COETAIL
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Q5. This history teacher won Teacher of the Year in the US in 1984.
A5. Sherleen S. Sisney was US teacher of the year in 1984. #COETAILtrivia #COETAIL
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Q6. This US Senator’s first name is actually Addison.
A6. Mitch McConnell’s first name is actually Addison. #COETAILtrivia #COETAIL
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Q7. This American feud between two families spanned thirty years, 1863-1891.
A7. Hatfield & McCoy. #COETAILtrivia #COETAIL
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Q8. This cave is the world’s longest and is the second oldest tourist attraction in the United States.
A8. Mammoth Cave is the world’s longest. #COETAILtrivia #COETAIL
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Q9. Bill Monroe is the father of this music genre.
A9. Bluegrass. #COETAILtrivia #COETAIL
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Q10. The Louisiana Purchase opened markets for trade in southern states along the Mississippi River, including this popular type of whiskey.
A10. Kentucky Bourbon. #COETAILtrivia #COETAIL
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Q11. This annual horse race is held the first Saturday in May.
A11. Kentucky Derby. #COETAILtrivia #COETAIL
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Q12. This tier 1 research university also boasts the most successful NCAA Division I basketball program in history.
A12. University of Kentucky. #COETAILtrivia #COETAIL
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