Today's Trivia Questions

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According to the U.S. flag code, no flag may fly higher than a U.S. flag. What is the one place in this country where another flag is legally permitted to fly higher than the U.S. flag?

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Hosted by Rhett McLaughlin and Link Neal, which popular daily YouTube talk show features a variety of segments including taste tests, challenges, and interviews, often with a comedic and sometimes gross-out twist?

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In January 2025, surgeons performed the fourth transplant of a kidney from what type of genetically modified animal?

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What voter turnout percentage was recorded in Germany's February 2025 federal election, the highest since reunification?

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What fruit is used to make traditional guacamole?

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What is the scientific name for the gas your dentist might give you, commonly called "laughing gas"?

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This actor died of AIDS in1991. He had kept his illness a secret, fearing he wouldn't be able to work in Hollywood. He was star of a 1978 film about an American imprisoned in Turkey for drug smuggling. What is his name and the name of the film?

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What major social media platform introduced a 'Nearby Feed' feature in January 2026 to champion local discovery?

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What animal has the longest gestation period of any mammal?

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What AI model, developed by the Debora Marks' Lab at Harvard, can identify genetic variants most likely to cause severe disease and death?

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Can you name two olympic sports beginning with the letter F?

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What building, built around 1640, is generally considered to the the greatest architectural masterpiece to emerge from the Moghul empire?

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1966 was a good year for these two sisters. One starred in the film Blow-Up and the other got an Oscar nomination for her role in Georgie Girl. What were the first and last names of these two ladies?

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Which American sprinter won the men's 100-meter gold at the 2024 Paris Olympics by a margin of just 0.005 seconds?

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This sitcom, which aired from 1987 to 1997, centered on the dysfunctional Bundy family, including shoe salesman Al, his lazy wife Peggy, and their two children, Kelly and Bud.