To illustrate my case... putting the trivial into trivial pursuit.

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History: What colour was Christopher Columbus's hair?

I see, another searing, incisive question worthy of debate. Shall I base my answer on knowledge or just take a blind guess, and if I'm really clever make a stereotyped assumption based on his nationality?



Arts and Literature: Who continued reading 'My Pet Goat' after being told about the World Trade Center attacks?

Note category: Arts and Literature - er not history then? Maybe I'm missing something, is My Pet Goat a 20th century literature classic? Perhaps the person reading was a man of letters or of culture perhaps? Maybe 'My Pet Goat' kickstarted a national movement that saw people staring at goats? Whatever, what a great way to categorise a question, it involved reading therefore it must be arts and literature.

How about this then?

Who sang the 1980's hit, Hungry like the Wolf?

File in Geography.

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