Today's Trivia Questions

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The February 2026 Bangladesh election was the first since the 2024 uprising that overthrew which prime minister?

7

What is the name of the sport played on ice, without skates, using a broom?

11

Which incumbent U.S. president withdrew from the 2024 presidential race in July, the first to do so since Lyndon Johnson in 1968?

10

Can you name all the US states whose spelling contains only four letters?

4

This is one of the most popular participation sports in the world. Created by the British about 100 years ago, it can be played in any season or climate. It was first played as an Olympic sport in 1988. Which sport?

8

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

1

How many of these are cities of Japan: Hitachi, Nikko, Sanyo, Toyota?

16

Canada is composed of ten provinces and three territories, the last of which was created in 1999 and given to the native Inuit peoples to govern. Can you name the three territories of Canada?

3

The unit of currency in modern-day Israel has the same name as the unit of currency used in Israel in ancient time. What is it?

3

In 1925 in Tennessee a teacher went on trial for teaching Charles Darwin's theory of evolution. What was his name, which lawyer defended him, and which famous lawyer was on the prosecution side?

15

In November, 1992, who was elected as America's first black female US Senator?

12

What number lies halfway between 1/3 and 1/5?

8

What sweet British treat, made since the 1790's, is called "The Original Celebrated Curiously Strong Peppermints"?

11

The largest-selling music CD from a movie songtrack has sold 17 million copies, and came from a 1992 film that starred a female singer. What is the movie title and who were the two main stars?

6

Which pop music star was born Henry John Deutschendorf in Roswell, New Mexico in 1943, and died in the late 1990's near Monterey, California?