Today's Trivia Questions

21

In which two Italian cities were the 2026 Winter Olympics held?

15

Which athlete set a new indoor world record in the men's 800m at the New Balance Indoor Grand Prix in January 2026?

7

Which river with a colorful name flooded communities throughout Minnesota, North Dakota, and Canada in 1997?

3

Place the Greek philosophers Plato, Aristotle, Socrates in historical order starting with earliest:

6

When "it" was unveiled in 1982, one speaker at the ceremony said, "Thank you, America, for finally remembering us." What was "it"?

19

In 1774 Rhode Island was the first U.S. state to ban something which is now illegal in all states. What was it?

17

Each of these words begins with the letter "G". a. An Italian boatman: b. A member of a college fraternity or sorority: c. The ridiculous name for the number: 10 to the 100th power:

66

What frequency band, measured in GHz, do most modern RC transmitters use to avoid interference?

13

This Scottish missionary and explorer discovered the Zambesi River in 1851, Victoria Falls in 1855, and later looked for the source of the Nile River. Who was he?

63

What animal's carpal bone, dating 2300-2200 years ago, was discovered under a collapsed adobe wall in Spain in February 2026?

14

Animal names: If a male chicken is called a rooster and a female chicken is called a hen, …a. What do you call a male cat? B. What do you call a female, mature horse? C. What do you call a young swan?

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What music and arts festival, featuring Sabrina Carpenter, Justin Bieber, and Karol G as headliners, took place in Indio, California, from April 10-19, 2026?

4

What cocktail is made with bourbon, sugar, mint, and crushed ice?

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This 1987 sci-fi action film features Arnold Schwarzenegger leading an elite special forces team on a rescue mission in a Central American jungle, only to find themselves hunted by a technologically advanced extraterrestrial creature with thermal vision. What is the name of this iconic film?

1

Can you name the Persian poet, astronomer, and mathematician from the 11th century whose epic poem, Rubaiyat, which deals with nature and love, is well known throughout the world?