Today's Trivia Questions

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Which royal person went to the Place de la Revolution on January 21, 1793, where he had his head removed by guillotine?

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Can you identify a five-letter synonym for jollity, gladness and gaiety?

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literature challenging

In what year was "Cell" first published: 2001, 2005, 2006 or 2013?

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Which of these countries represented the easternmost extent of the Greek empire of Alexander the Great and his forces conquered land eastward from Greece to what country? Was it Persia, India, or China?

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The Canary Islands were named after what kind of animal?

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What was the nationality of Thomas Mann: French, Italian, Polish or German?

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sports challenging

In which league do the Brooklyn Crescents compete: American Amateur Hockey League, ECHL, United Hockey League or American Hockey League?

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Which U.S. state capital city was named after a knighted British navigator and writer?

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In 1843, Congress granted Samuel F.B. Morse $30,000 to build the first telegraph line between two cities located about 30 miles apart from each other. What were they?

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music challenging

In what year was American stoner Big Business formed: 1992, 1996, 2002 or 2004?

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In October 2026, Gerardo Giovagnoli and William Casali were sworn in as the new Captains Regent of which country?

Source: sanmarinortv.sm

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In which city is the International Court of Justice located?

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Can you name the novelist, humorist, and satirist who said, "A classic is something everybody wants to have read but nobody wants to read."

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Which comedy actor played the role of a character named Prime Minister Rufus T. Firefly in which 1933 comedy with an animal name in the title?

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In October 2026, which animal was announced to feature on new UK pound sterling notes alongside the barn owl, buff-tailed bumblebee, and European hedgehog?

Source: bbc.co.uk