Today's Trivia Questions

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To the nearest whole number, what is the area of a circle whose circumference is 100 cm.?

2

Which fast-food chain lost more than $29 million after their hamburgers were linked to deadly bacterial outbreaks in 1993?

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In the late 1970s, which TV evangelist created the "Moral Majority," a conservative pressure group opposed to abortion and homosexuality, and favoring school prayer and "family values"?

3

What are the nicknames of each of these college football teams? a. Notre Dame b. Penn State c. Florida State d. Purdue e. Georgetown

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I'll name some famous films: you name the year they were produced: a. Gone With the Wind and The Wizard of Oz b. The Absent Minded Professor, The Hustler, and the West Side Story c. Manhattan, Norma Rae, 10, and the Tin Drum

5

In 1953, Ernest Hemingway won the Pulitzer Prize for literature, for what novel?

3

In 1939, when a group of scientists found out that Germany was planning to build an atomic bomb, they persuaded which person to write a letter to which President to persuade him that the US develop the bomb first?

19

What song, written by Mildred and Patty Hill, is considered the most commonly sung song in the English language?

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Trump threatened to block the opening of which US-Canada bridge in February 2026?

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Which progressive neurological disease had Jesse Jackson been living with for over a decade before his death in 2026?

11

What language, now extinct, was spoken by the Goths, the tribe that invaded the Roman Empire?

11

What modern technological advance that most of us use today, was "born" at the UCLA, in 1969?

16

98% of the composition of each U.S. penny is what metal?

14

With which NFL team did Steve Young play in 1985-86 before moving to the San Francisco 49'ers?

13

On St. Patrick's Day in 1965, Chicago mayor Richard Daley did something extremely unusual to the Chicago River. This tradition carried on for many years. What was it?