Today's Trivia Questions

15

At the end of regulation season (2001 season), what three NFL teams had the best records, most wins, best percentages?

9

If 20 people are drinking beer, 16 are eating fish, and 12 are doing both, what fraction of the people are eating fish and drinking beer?

15

At the height of its greatness in the late 19th and early 20th century, it included 25% of the world's population and area. What was it?

14

What swimming stroke is named after an insect?

19

Pokémon was originally released on which videogame console?

15

What phrase meaning 'blank slate' comes from Latin?

9

In international basketball and in Olympic games, the free-throw or 3-second lane in basketball has what geometrical shape?

8

If you drop an object from the top of a tower, how many feet will it fall in the first second?

31

What cloud security company was Google reportedly acquiring for $32 billion in March 2026?

77

What major art exhibition, the sixth edition, opened in Kochi, India, in December 2025?

20

When this six-letter word is capitalized, it refers to a European country and language. When not capitalized, it means to make smooth or shiny. What is the word?

10

In 1978, five months after Elvis Presley died, a certain song recorded by Elvis sold a million copies. What was the title of this song, written by Paul Anka?

19

He was a Persian mathematician, astrologer, and poet who lived about 900 years ago. He wrote a major treatise on algebra, he was appointed by the Shah of Persia to reform the calendar, but most famously he wrote a number of poems celebrating the pleasures

9

When she won the 1986 Academy Award as Best Actress, she became the first hearing-impaired person to do so. What was her name and the title of the film?

5

Based on James Clavell's novel, this historical drama series set in feudal Japan follows the intricate political machinations surrounding Lord Yoshii Toranaga and a shipwrecked English pilot. What is the title of this critically acclaimed series?