Today's Trivia Questions

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The Mogul Empire thrived from the 16th to the 18th Centuries, primarily in which country?

43

What meteor shower peaked on January 3-4, 2026?

16

In the summer of 1998, 3.7 billion people world-wide viewed what televised event?

43

Taylor Swift's Eras Tour ended in December 2024 as the first concert tour in history to gross how much?

68

What fictional detective lived at 221B Baker Street?

27

Japan's Martian Moon Exploration mission, slated for 2026, aims to collect a sample from which of Mars' moons?

14

Believe it or not, Michael Jackson's first #1 solo record was the title song from a 1972 film about a trained rat. What was the title?

13

What is the term for hiring replacement workers during a strike?

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"It" has been consumed since the 1500's B.C.. Warriors drank it to gather courage, and common people took it as a medicine. It was so revered that wars were fought over its trade routes, and its seeds were used as money. Today it can be eaten or drunk. Wh

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Which long-running British television series, which aired from 1989 to 2013, features David Suchet in the titular role of a meticulous Belgian detective with a distinctive mustache, solving mysteries for the wealthy and elite?

5

During the March 2025 Myanmar earthquake, a 30-story building under construction collapsed in which Southeast Asian capital city?

2

Spelling: Spell the name of the city of southeast Mexico called Oaxaca (wú-hä-kú).

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These two cities, located about 30 miles apart, recently combined their metropolitan areas and now total 10,000 square miles, the fourth largest metropolitan area in the country, after NY, LA, and Chicago. Which two cities are these?

11

What is the name for the study of the supernatural influence of numbers on human life?

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This marial art has existed for 2,000 years, but was never an olympic medal event until the Sydney Olympics, in the year 2000. Generally speaking, Korean athletes excel at this sport. What is it?