Happy Tuesday Trivia Tribe! And your Dozen Daily Trivia Answers Explained for October 7th offers a much needed paddle down the stream of worthless knowledge. Seriously. This was a pretty tough quiz.

How did you do, Frank? Missed four. Perfects for year? Three.

Here we gooooo!

NFL: A 1st Round pick out of Wisconsin, this Wide Receiver totaled over 5,900 yards for the Bills from 2004-2010.

Answer: Lee Evans

Explained: This blog is coincidentally published in Wisconsin. Evans did what he could with that crop of QBs.

MLB: Mike Trout’s only playoff appearance to date consisted of the Angels getting swept in the Divisional Round by this Central team in 2014.

Answer: Kansas City Royals

Explained: When it’s all over, Trout might be the GOAT who never won a title in any sport.

NHL: What franchise won the most regular season games from 1999-2009?

Answer: Detroit Red Wings

Explained: Detroit will always have some kind of important connection to hockey lore.

Books: Jon Krakauer wrote this 1996 non-fiction book, in which he retraced the steps of an affluent college graduate who excommunicated his family and went to live in the Alaskan wilderness.

Answer: Into The Wild

Explained: The cold wilderness has produced at least a dozen legendary books.

Celebrity Mashup Answer: Aaron Tyler Johnson and Felicity Jones.

Explained: Two good actors. But only a 2 percent correct rate. We weren’t getting this one.

Beverages: Originating out of New England, the drink known as Moxie is the official soft drink of what U.S. state?

Answer: Maine

Explained: You put Massachusetts. Didn’t you.

Television: For his role in a premium cable series, this man won the Best Actor in a Drama Emmy in 2000, 2001, and 2003.

Answer: James Gandolfini

Explained: And that series was a little show called “The Sopranos”.

Movies: Depicting the creation story of McDonald’s, Michael Keaton starred in this 2016 biographical drama.

Answer: The Founder

Explained: Excellent film. Also a sad one as well.

Music: This singer is most known for her 1989 hit song “Black Velvet”.

Answer: Alannah Myles

Explained: You probably guessed every other singer from that time except the correct one.

How did you do? Let me know in the comments.

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