Today's Trivia Questions

11

What do the A&M abbreviate in the name Texas A&M University?

4

The largest national park in the USA, almost four times the size of Yellowstone National Park, is called Wrangell-St. Elias National Park, and is located in which state?

84

Analysts forecasted the S&P 500 year-end 2026 price target at approximately what level?

10

He was born in 1948 with the name Vincent Furnier, but in his entertainment career this bizarre person took a female stage name. What was it?

2

Famous for his beret, be-bop sunglasses, and his trumpet whose horn points diagonally upward toward the heavens, who was this jazz all-star who died in 1993?

6

The world's largest baseball-bat factory is located in which U.S. city?

13

Would the word "its" need an apostrophe in the following sentence: A dog looked for its owner?

9

What 1966 Supreme Court case established that police must inform suspects of their rights before questioning?

14

This city, located on the James River, was capital city of the Confederacy from 1861 to 1865, and is capital of its state today. Which city is it?

9

Whose picture is on a $2 bill?

66

NASA's acting administrator Sean Duffy opened lunar landing competition to other companies after delays by which SpaceX vehicle?

10

If all the U.S. state capitals were listed in alphabetical order, the first and last on the list would be capitals of bordering states. Can you name them?

13

Two females won Oscars for their roles in the 1993 film, "The Piano" - the lead actress as well as the young supporting actress. Can you name these two women?

18

As a result of patriotism during the Gulf War, in 1991 Whitney Houston had an unlikely musical hit when she recorded what song?

8

At the time the American colonies went to war with England, which American city had the largest population?