Trivia for Seniors - O'Neill, Nigel

. .

Résumé :
Looking for the MOST ACCURATE Trivia Book? Get your customer addicted to Your Store! What is the most amazing Trivia Book? Leading a too sedentary lifestyle having no reading interests or personal interests makes the brain less active and therefore more predisposed to a decrease in brain function therefore the incidence of cognitive deficits increases. Fortunately for us, our brain can discreetly counteract the advancement of age if we take care of it So what's better than reading and personal knowledge to keep our brains active? The miraculous benefits that reading and puzzle activities bring to the brain's abilities have been scientifically proven time and time again. Challenge your family or friends with 500 original quizzes on various general knowledge topics such as: US History and US Presidency, Cities, World War 2, Sports, Oceans, Religion and Mythology, Country Music, Guitarist, American gangster, Art, Literature, Animals, Sea Animals, Epidemics, Guitarists, Geography, Vacations, Interesting American Facts, Science and Nature, Human Body, Food and Drinks, Miscellaneous, Sitcoms and Movies, Famous People and Multinational Companies! In which American state is it allowed to drink alcohol while driving? Which President weighed 152 kilograms and got stuck in the bathtub one day? What remedy did Hitler find in 1941 to satisfy the sexual needs of his troops? Who gave the name Cosa Nostra to the Italian American mafia? Why is sushi always served with ginger and wasabi? Quizzes are interspersed with different levels of difficulty so that anyone can participate and have fun together. What are you waiting for? This Book Will Make Your Customer Come Back Again!

Biographie:
Nigel O'Neill is a lecturer at Oklahoma University of Literature and a huge fan of History. He graduated very young and decided to move to Cambridge (UK) where he will undertake a second degree in political science. During his training in the UK, Nigel decided to enrich his cultural background by going around Europe to visit archaeological finds related to World War II and various works of art in European capitals. In addition to art and history, this trip reserved more for Nigel, in fact in Rome he met Laura Scendi, an Italian archaeologist with whom he shared the same passions, the two soon became close and after several years decided to move to Tulsa, Nigel's hometown, where he gave vent to his passions through writing.