Today's Trivia Questions

15

The minute hand of a clock is three inches long. About how many feet does the tip of that hand move in one day?

19

What common objects, that most of us carry around much of the time, measure about 6 inches in length and about 2.5 inches in width?

9

The Mosquito Coast, named after Miskito Indians rather than the insects, is a strip of land along the coastline of two countries. Name either one.

16

In 1533 this French-born Swiss theologian broke with the Roman Catholic Church and estabished a Protestant-based government in Geneva, Switzerland. Who was he?

17

Which woman's acting credits include the following films: The Big Chill (1983), Reversal of Fortune (1990), and The House of the Spirits (1994) ?

13

In which state is John F. Kennedy buried?

72

Which Canadian detective drama series, set in Toronto around the turn of the 20th century, stars Yannick Bisson as a pioneering forensic detective?

21

How many years of Conservative Party rule ended when Labour won the 2024 UK general election?

19

The only country without a rectangular flag is which mountainous country in Asia?

2

The British call a certain game draughts. What do the Americans call it?

39

What is the ideal specific gravity range for a saltwater reef aquarium?

5

Continually published since 1771, what is the name of the oldest reference work in the English language, still published today?

8

This woman was the first black Miss America, but she was forced to resign her title in a controversial manner in 1984. Who is she, and what caused her to resign?

62

In December 2025, a new 'fairy lantern' plant species, Thismia selangorensis, was discovered in what country?

19

What song, written by Mildred and Patty Hill, is considered the most commonly sung song in the English language?