Today's Trivia Questions

5

The hallucenogenic drug, LSD, was invented by a pharmaceutical company in which European country?

6

One of the most successful business men in the world, Microsoft founder Bill Gates was a college drop-out - from what university?

15

What is the only bird which provides us with leather?

13

How many US states begin with the letter M?

5

In 1781, eight years before Washington was elected President, which man was elected 1st "President of the United States in Congress assembled."

6

Most penguins live in the southernmost lands on earth, such as Antarctica, New Zealand, Australia, and South Africa, and mostly in cold climates, but some penguins can also be found on which islands in the Pacific Ocean near the equator?

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?

10

Radio can be broadcast on the AM or FM bands. What do AM and FM stand for?

12

What is the minimum number of employees a US company must have to be covered by the Family and Medical Leave Act?

4

Which person successfully led Nationalist armies against Loyalists in the 1930s Spanish Civil War, then ruled Spain until his death in 1975?

10

Which entertainer has over 500 fan clubs worldwide, even though he's been dead since 1977?

14

This classic film was written by, directed by, and starred Charlie Chaplin. It was his last totally silent film, from 1930. The plot involved the Chaplin character who falls in love with a blind flower girl and raises money for her to have an operation. W

9

What is the largest island in the United States?

14

Who is the prime minister of Greenland who said 'no thanks' to Trump's hospital ship in 2026?

9

Which country's name comes from the Arabic name Al-Maghreb, which means "farthest west."