Today's Trivia Questions

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By what simpler name is deoxyribonucleic acid known?

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What famous phrase did Neil Armstrong say when he first stepped on the Moon?

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From the French term chatepelose, meaning “hairy cat," comes the appropriate name of what insect?

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Michael Jordan is not the only athlete talented in different sports: can you name two people since the 1980's, who played NFL football and major league baseball, and one person who played major league baseball and NBA basketball?

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In July, 1994, the World Cup of Soccer was held in the United States. The final three games of this tournament were held in which stadium?

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How many total career trophies did Lionel Messi reach after winning the 2025 MLS Cup, setting a world record?

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What short word can refer to a cooking utensil, a bad movie review, or a search for gold?

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Which too-skinny chick was the world's most famous model in 1967? ... and ... bonus point... what was her real name?

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During the Vietnam War, North Vietnamese forces were able to move soldiers and supplies along the Ho Chi Minh Trail, which passed along the border of Vietnam and what two countries?

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How many branches does the US federal government have?

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Presidents Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush both promoted the development of a system to defend the United States against attack by enemies from outer space. What is the name of this initiative?

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In this 2017 Pixar animated film, Lightning McQueen faces a new generation of high-tech racers and seeks to prove he's still the best, with the help of a young trainer named Cruz Ramirez. What is the title of this third installment?

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There are five pairs U.S. Presidents who share the same last name. What are they?

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What next-generation industrial robot, combining advanced AI and precision mechanics, is transforming automation in factories and logistics?

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In the film Apollo 13, Tom Hanks played the role of which astronaut?