Inventions and Inventors Trivia - Questions and Answers
Psychologist and inventor William Mouton Marston created the famous
comic book heroine Wonder Woman. What machine did he invent?
Necessity is the mother of invention was suggested by whom?
Helen Keller dedicated her autobiography, The Story of My Life,
to whom?
Inventor Joseph Arkwright was responsible for an important
breakthrough in what industrial process in 1768?
Nobel Prize winning inventor William Shockley, admitted that he
had contributed his sperm to a sperm bank in hopes of producing
gifted children. What is he famous for inventing?
What was it that Benjamin Holt invented that made farmers happy?
Robert Stirling, inventor of the Stirling Engine, had what
occupation?
Polio vaccine inventor Dr. Jonas Salk came out of retirement in
1987 because of what disease?
William James Morrison, the inventor of the cotton candy machine,
was a what?
The crescograph, invented by Sir Jagadis Chandra Bose, measures
what?
Who is credited with inventing paper from bark and hemp in the
second century?
What inventor of dynamite and founder of the Nobel Prize, also
invented what building material?
What nationality was Adolph Sax, inventor of the saxophone?
At the 1893 Chicago World's Fair, what kitchen invention took the
top prize?
In 1934 who invented a car that could carry eleven passengers,
got 30 miles per gallon, and could do over 120 mph?
A gibus would be worn on what part of the body?
How often did Thomas Edison think he should come up with a new
invention?
What invention is Robert Oppenheimer remembered for?
Pocket size radios were made possible by what invention developed
by Bell Telephone Laboratories in 1947?
In which century was the shoe lace invented?
What was invented by the Sumerians in 3500 B.C.?
What was it that Edwin Budding invented that changed the face of
English landscapes in the 1820s?
Who invented the revolving door to keep cold air out of buildings
in winter?
What is Louis Armstrong credited with inventing?
Thomas Edison announced the invention of the electric battery in
what year?
Answers to Trivia Quiz #198 - Invention - Inventors Trivia
Polygraph, or lie detector machine.
Ovid.
The great inventor Alexander Graham Bell, who considered himself first and foremost a teacher of the deaf.
Spinning Cotton.
Transistor.
Tractor.
Priest.
AIDS.
Dentist.
Plant movements.
Ts'ai Lun.
Plywood.
Belgian.
The Dishwasher.
Buckminster Fuller.
On his head - It is an opera hat named for its inventor, Antoine Gibus. It was a collapsible hat.
A minor invention every 10 days and a big think every six months or so.
