Today's Trivia Questions

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Foods: If you order arroz con pollo, what, in English, did you order?

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A rebellious classic film from 1955 is called Rebel Without a Cause. Can you name the three youthful stars of this film - none of whom are living today?

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America's first home made production sports car was released in 1953. What kind of car was it?

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What ancient Roman city in Italy saw the unearthing of a previously unknown burial chamber in March 2026?

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Between 1969 and 1977 which male entertainer performed more than 700 times, exclusively at the Las Vegas Hilton?

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What is the term for the part of an arrow that clips onto the bowstring?

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Three of the highest rated shows of the 90's were all on NBC. What were they?

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What was the name of the container ship that struck and collapsed the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore?

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One of the longest running broadway shows ever, with over 4000 performances, contained the name of a common animal in the title. What was it?

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Baseball managers: The person with the most all-time victories as a manager of a major league team almost 3800 managed for over 50 years -most famously, from 1901-1950 with the Philadelphia A's. Who was he?

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The only country without a rectangular flag is which mountainous country in Asia?

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In which 2001 film does an 11-year-old orphan discover he is a wizard, attend Hogwarts, and, with his friends Ron and Hermione, unravel a mystery involving a magical object that can grant immortality, also known as 'The Sorcerer's Stone' in the United States?

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What is the classic Spanish food dish made from rice, poultry, and seafood?

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Title roles in films: a. Who played the title role in the 1981 film, Gandhi? b. Which female played the role of the object of Gene Wilder's desire in the 1984 film, The Woman in Red? c. In the 1963 film, who played the title role of Zorba the Greek?

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In 1980, the United Nations definited a word in the following manner: anyone who has been persecuted or who had a well-founded fear of persecution if he returned to his homeland. What was this word being defined?