Today's Trivia Questions

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See if you can arrange these seven letters into a seven-letter word using all these letters exactly one time: A, E, O, P, R, S, T?

10

What Los Angeles suburb is named for the Roman goddess of fruit and fruit trees? Is it Pomona, Glendora, or Pasadena?

5

What cocktail consists of tequila, lime juice, and orange liqueur, often served with a salted rim?

16

What contracting membrane regulates the amount of light entering the eye? Is it the retina, iris, or pupil?

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What independent film festival was held in Park City, Utah, from January 22 to February 1, 2026?

14

The first radio broadcasts, consisting of music and Bible readings, were transmitted in what year? 1906, 1912, or 1916?

23

Which musical adaptation broke opening weekend records for its genre upon release in November 2024?

5

At 11,900 feet above sea level, what is the highest capital city in the world?

55

Which 2024 science fiction film, directed by Andrew Baird and starring Kate Hudson and Bryan Cranston, explores the complexities of artificial intelligence and its impact on human perception?

5

In which sport, whose name you might have a hard time pronouncing, does the ball move the fastest?

11

Which energy drink was the first to be sold in the United States, debuting in 1997?

10

If an 8" by 10" photo is surrounded by a 2" wide picture frame, what is the area of the picture frame?

20

In April and May, 1961, the first two astronauts were launched into space; one Russian and one American. Can you name them?

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This film's title suggests a narrative centered around a guarded entrance, a restricted area, or a metaphorical barrier, possibly implying a thriller or horror story about what lies beyond or within. What is this movie?

5

Which of these countries has the world's longest coastline, 152,100 miles: is it the United States, Canada, Russia, or Australia?