Aa Trivia Challenge
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Who were the two people who started up our fellowship?
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Jack A. and Diane P.
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Bill W. and Bob S.
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Sonny and Cher.
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Frank A. and Gene K.
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The AA Trivia Challenge tests knowledge on the foundational aspects of Alcoholics Anonymous, including its founders, key publications, and organizational structure. This quiz is ideal for members or those studying addiction recovery processes.
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How many A.A. members were there when they wrote the book, "Alcholics Anonymous"?
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100.
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About a dozen.
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2, just Bill and Bob.
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Over a thousand.
Correct Answer
A. 100.Explanation
The correct answer is 100. This suggests that there were 100 A.A. members when they wrote the book, "Alcoholics Anonymous".Rate this question:
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What did the 'W' stand for in Bill W.?
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Woodruff.
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Wine'o', an old nickname
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Watson.
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Wilson.
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A. Wilson.Explanation
The 'W' in Bill W. stands for Wilson. This is the correct answer because it is the only option that matches the given question. The other options, Woodruff and Watson, do not start with the letter 'W' and Wine'o' is stated as an old nickname, not a representation of the 'W' in Bill W. Therefore, Wilson is the most logical and appropriate answer.Rate this question:
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How many pages were there in the original Big Book, without stories?
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100, one page for each member.
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179.
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132.
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325.
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A. 179.Explanation
The original Big Book had 179 pages.Rate this question:
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What is the "Grapevine"?
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A small magazine put out by A.A..
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A song by the Four Tops.
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A method of doing a 4th step.
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A name given to the holding of hands at the end of the meeting.
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A. A small magazine put out by A.A..Explanation
The correct answer is "A small magazine put out by A.A.". The Grapevine is a publication by Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.) that provides stories, articles, and information related to recovery from alcoholism. It is a means of communication within the A.A. community, sharing experiences and offering support to those in need.Rate this question:
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What is a sponsor?
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A local business who sponsors your involvment with A.A..
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A person who leads the meeting.
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The person with the longest amount of sobriety at a meeting.
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A person who helps you work a program.
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A. A person who helps you work a program.Explanation
A sponsor is someone who assists and supports an individual in working a program, typically in the context of Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.). They provide guidance, advice, and encouragement to help the person maintain their sobriety and navigate the challenges of recovery. The sponsor serves as a mentor and role model, sharing their own experiences and knowledge to help the individual develop a solid foundation in their program and achieve long-term sobriety.Rate this question:
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When did Bill W. and Dr. Bob meet?
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1945.
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1939.
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1935.
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1901.
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A. 1935.Explanation
Bill W. and Dr. Bob met in 1935. This is evident from the fact that it is the only option that matches the given information. The other options, 1945, 1939, and 1901, do not align with the question. Therefore, 1935 is the correct answer.Rate this question:
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Who was the nun who really helped A.A. in the Akron hospitals?
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Sister Ignatia.
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Sister Teressa.
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Mother Superior.
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Gidget.
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A. Sister Ignatia.Explanation
Sister Ignatia is the correct answer because she was the nun who provided significant help to A.A. in the Akron hospitals. Her support and guidance were crucial in assisting individuals struggling with alcoholism and played a vital role in the early development of Alcoholics Anonymous.Rate this question:
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When did Dr Bob get sober?
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February 14th.
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June 10th.
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July 20th.
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July 21st.
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A. June 10th.Explanation
Dr. Bob got sober on June 10th, 1935. This date is significant because it marks the day he achieved sobriety.Rate this question:
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Why are we anonymous?
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If somebody relapsed they didn't want people to think it was because AA didn't work.
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To keep ego's in check, nobody can be "Mr./Mrs. AA" if they are Al.
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Being an alcoholic was a disgraceful thing when AA started.
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All of the above.
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A. All of the above.Explanation
The correct answer is "All of the above." This is because all three statements provided in the question offer valid reasons for why individuals in AA choose to remain anonymous. The first statement suggests that anonymity protects individuals from being judged if they relapse, as it prevents others from assuming that AA has failed for them. The second statement implies that anonymity helps to prevent ego-driven behavior, as no one can claim a superior status within the organization. The third statement highlights the historical context of AA's origins, where being an alcoholic was considered shameful. Therefore, all three reasons contribute to the practice of anonymity in AA.Rate this question:
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