Today's Trivia Questions

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In 1926, he flew to the North Pole; in 1929 he flew to the South Pole. In 1934 he lived alone near the South pole for five months. Who was he?

current events

Which former NFL and movie star, famous for the 'trial of the century,' died in April 2024?

geography

The world's longest continuous hiking trail is located in the U.S., and is called the Appalachian Trail; it extends over 2,000 miles, from which state in the North to which state in the South?

geography

Can you name three countries whose names begin with the letter "H"?

geography

The highest mountain in the Western Hemisphere is located in which country?

science

In its basic form, this substance is a kind of soap, but when mixed with gasoline, it forms a deadly material used in flame throwers and incendiary bombs. What is it?

movies

Kate Beckinsale and Jim Sturgess star in this 2014 gothic thriller, loosely based on Edgar Allan Poe's short story "The System of Doctor Tarr and Professor Fether," set in a remote mental institution. What is the film's title?

people

He defected from Russia in 1961, joined the Royal Ballet of England in 1962, and starred in the 1977 film, Valentino. Who is he?

current events

Which iconic filmmaker known for 'Blue Velvet' and 'Twin Peaks' passed away in 2025 at age 78?

movies

If Nintendo's critically acclaimed platformer, known for its spherical worlds, gravity-defying gameplay, and the introduction of Rosalina, were adapted into a feature film, what title would likely encapsulate its cosmic adventure?

current events

Which tech giant became the first company ever to reach a $3 trillion market capitalization?

religion

What is the holy book of Islam?

movies

Which movie, featuring a character named Jimmy and a group of malevolent entities, currently has no publicly available plot, cast, or production details?

mathematics

Today's Trivia Questions

What is the title of the highest priest of Tibetan Buddhism?

In 1926, he flew to the North Pole; in 1929 he flew to the South Pole. In 1934 he lived alone near the South pole for five months. Who was he?

Which former NFL and movie star, famous for the 'trial of the century,' died in April 2024?

The world's longest continuous hiking trail is located in the U.S., and is called the Appalachian Trail; it extends over 2,000 miles, from which state in the North to which state in the South?

Can you name three countries whose names begin with the letter "H"?

The highest mountain in the Western Hemisphere is located in which country?

In its basic form, this substance is a kind of soap, but when mixed with gasoline, it forms a deadly material used in flame throwers and incendiary bombs. What is it?

Kate Beckinsale and Jim Sturgess star in this 2014 gothic thriller, loosely based on Edgar Allan Poe's short story "The System of Doctor Tarr and Professor Fether," set in a remote mental institution. What is the film's title?

He defected from Russia in 1961, joined the Royal Ballet of England in 1962, and starred in the 1977 film, Valentino. Who is he?

Which iconic filmmaker known for 'Blue Velvet' and 'Twin Peaks' passed away in 2025 at age 78?

If Nintendo's critically acclaimed platformer, known for its spherical worlds, gravity-defying gameplay, and the introduction of Rosalina, were adapted into a feature film, what title would likely encapsulate its cosmic adventure?

Which tech giant became the first company ever to reach a $3 trillion market capitalization?

What is the holy book of Islam?

Which movie, featuring a character named Jimmy and a group of malevolent entities, currently has no publicly available plot, cast, or production details?

Elvis Presley was born in ... what year ... divisible by 129