Today's Trivia Questions

16

In a dubious achievement in science, 1995 a Swiss biotech lab grafted what on the back of a mouse?

47

What major NASCAR event, known as the 'Great American Race,' was scheduled for February 15, 2026, in Daytona Beach, Florida?

6

What are the three main commercial uses for wax (whether animal, vegitable, or mineral)?

4

The 5 or 6 tallest mountains in the world, outside of Asia, are located in which two countries?

2

Around 1720, how many Brandenburg Concertos did Johann Sebastian Bach compose altogether?

2

Actors actually climbing mountains: a. What is the name of the 1993 mountain adventure movie starring Sylvester Stallone? b. What was the name of the 1975 Swiss mountain adventure film starring Clint Eastwood?

13

Which 20th century Italian educator established schools for young children based on helping develop their creation and accomplishment?

24

What 2017 superhero film, starring Gal Gadot as the titular character, tells the origin story of an Amazonian princess who leaves her isolated island home to help fight in World War I?

52

What famous Italian festival, known for its masked revelers, concluded in February 2026?

9

Which river rises in the mountains of West Virginia and flows eastward along the Virginia-Maryland border into Chesapeake Bay?

19

Ask one or both parts a. Which piano player starred in a television advertisement for Diet Coke? b. Which piano player starred in a television advertisement for Diet Pepsi?

58

The Nobel Prize Award Ceremony for 2025 was held on what date in December?

3

What is the name of the famous game developer who created Minecraft?

37

Miles Teller plays an ambitious jazz drummer pushed to his limits by an abusive instructor, Terence Fletcher, portrayed by J.K. Simmons, in which 2014 psychological drama?

11

German physicist Gabriel Fahrenheit, in the early 18th century, called 32 degrees the freezing point of water. And 0 degrees on his scale represented the freezing point of what mixture?