Today's Trivia Questions

10

Former New York policeman Edward Mahoney dropped a few letters from his name and became a 1970's music star. Who is he?

13

In 1945, English author George Orwell published what novel, a fable about the failure of communism?

20

In 1985, Olympic basketball star Lynette Woodward made history when she became the first female member of a professional basketball team. Which team did she join?

5

Which one of these countries is NOT part of Asia's Golden Triangle? Laos, Cambodia, Thailand, or Burma?

9

Does light travel more quickly through water or through air?

9

What is the second largest city in each of these countries: a. Mexico b. China c. France

12

In 1926, Gertrude Ederly was the first woman to accomplish what athletic feat?

15

This sequence of letters forms some kind of consistent, simple pattern. Which letter would come next? B, F, J, P...?

15

What is the name of the two-headed Roman god who gave his name to a month of the year?

37

What generative AI service did Fujitsu launch in March 2026 to analyze source code and create design documents?

39

This thrilling espionage series follows a mysterious operative who seemingly appears out of nowhere, possessing advanced knowledge and capabilities, leading a clandestine organization to wonder if their new asset is truly human or something more. What is the title of this TV show?

3

If all the state capital cities in the USA were listed in alphabetical order, what would be first two?

20

Which 1995 film, based on an 1811 Jane Austin novel, starred Emma Thompson and Hugh Grant?

83

What Chinese rover continued its extended mission on Mars in February 2026?

8

Which 2004 fantasy film, directed by Alfonso Cuarón, follows Harry's third year at Hogwarts as he uncovers the truth about Sirius Black, an escaped prisoner believed to be an ally of Lord Voldemort?