Today's Trivia Questions

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James Bond is known as secret agent 007. What does the prefix "00" signify?

13

What popular TV show was named after a singing voice?

9

In a single-elimination sports tournament beginning with 64 teams, how many games are played altogether until only one team, the champion, remains?

6

In 1893, inspired by the view from atop Pikes Peak, Katharine Lee Bates, Massachusetts educator and author, wrote a song that begins, "O beautiful for spacious skies, for amber waves of grain." What's the title of that song?

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Which Jeff Bezos-founded company's New Glenn rocket became the first non-SpaceX orbital-class booster to land propulsively?

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In 1917, after a printer's error caused all his words to be printed in lower case, this Massachusetts poet continued the practice -- and became famous because of it. Who was he?

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What new fantasy series, with its first book 'Her Hidden Fire' released in March 2026, is inspired by Irish mythology with dragons and magic?

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Who was appointed as the first female Archbishop of Canterbury in October 2025?

14

The Bullfinch Pub in Boston is better known by what name?

12

What planet reached opposition on January 10, 2026, making it brighter and more visible than at any other time of the year?

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This Chinese drama series, also known as "Yu Jin Chang An," combines historical romance with elements of fantasy and war, following a female general and a prince who assumes multiple identities. What is the title of this TV show?

7

Which country lies between Nicaragua and Panama?

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Which French actress and animal rights activist, an icon of the 1960s, died on December 28, 2025, at age 91?

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Who played the roles of Bobby and Pam Ewing in the popular TV show, Dallas?

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If you spend 85% of your money and have only $75 left, how much did you start with?