Today's Trivia Questions

8

Which Japanese technology company was named after the English phrase, Service and Games?

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Adam Sandler voices Count Dracula, who runs a monster-only resort, in this animated film where he tries to protect his daughter Mavis from falling in love with a human. What is the title of this movie?

7

One of the most important figures from the 20th century was French general and politician Charles de Gaulle. How did he spell his last two names?

15

Which videogame console did Nintendo release directly prior to the Wii?

9

Whose portrait is shown on a US 10¢ piece (dime)?

9

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

59

The 2025 Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to an opposition politician from what country?

17

The term Alpine skiing refers to downhill skiing. The term Nordic skiing refers to what?

46

What two planets 'cozied up' for a conjunction in the evening sky on March 8, 2026?

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This Netflix series, a spin-off from "Money Heist," centers on a charismatic master thief planning one of his most ambitious heists in Paris, set before the events of the original show. What is this prequel series titled?

15

In 1955, the US launched the world's first nuclear-powered submarine. This ship was named after a sea animal with a spiral shell. What was the name of this ship?

14

Drivers in the Indianapolis 500 motor race cover 200 laps of the course. If a race car driver maintained a speed of 200 miles per hour for an entire lap, how long would it take him to negotiate that lap?

18

Beale Street is famous for its blues clubs, located in a black section of what U.S. city?

7

The name of what body of water means peaceful or tranquil?

12

Which product, well-known for its humorous advertising, was advertised in the 1960's with the two slogans: "Small Wonder" and "Relieves Gas Pains"