Today's Trivia Questions

43

Which singer performed at the halftime show of Super Bowl LX in February 2026?

10

This 18th Century British politician loved to gamble so much that he refused to leave the gambling tables to eat, and subsequently invented a type of meal which bears his name. What was it?

19

On February 18, 1970, the Chicago Seven were acquitted of all major charges. What were they charged with?

17

This University, located in Pittsburgh, PA., was founded by a Scottish philanthropist, who named the school after himself, and this school's marching band is, even today, a bagpipe band. Can you name the school?

13

Which two people signed the U.S. Constitution on September 17, 1787, and later became U.S. Presidents?

20

Which two actors starred in Dumb and Dumber?

4

Every day worldwide, over 500 million people travel on very short rides, in what type of moving vehicle?

20

Which character narrates the novel, Moby Dick?

20

Which unusual characters were portrayed in the original 1966 film, Batman, by Burgess Meredith, Caesar Romero, Frank Gorshin, and Lee Meriwether?

10

Animals characterized by a segmented spinal column are called vertebrates. In biology, there are five classes of vertebrates, one of which is called mammals. What are the other four?

18

What's italian for "good bye"?

2

She was the second wife of King Henry VIII and the mother of Queen Elizabeth I. She was convicted of adultery and beheaded. What was her name?

12

Can you give the team name for each of the following: a. NFL's Indianapolis team b. Hockey's Winnipeg team c. NBA Basketball's Minnesota team:

17

Which Middle-east country along the Mediterranean Sea, about 35 miles wide and 135 miles long, gained its independence from France in 1943?

10

Which 19-20th century artist, son of the founder of a New York jewelry chain, applied the Art Nouveau style to stained glass windows, lamps, and other decorations?