Today's Trivia Questions

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What European capital city will host the FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup in September 2026?

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For more than 40 years, the Empire State building was the tallest building in the world, until 1972, when "what" was built?

9

There are two ways to describe numbers: as cardinal numbers and as ordinal numbers. What is the first ordinal number?

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In 1936, the British King abdicated the throne in order to marry a common American woman. Who were they?

1

According to the United Nations and international law, the territorial waters of most countries extend how many miles out to sea from their shorelines?

60

Who won the Masters Tournament in April 2026?

13

Just before the Gold Rush, the town of San Francisco, especially the section along the Bay, was known by what name?

14

Patty Hearst was kidnapped on February 4, in what year?

9

NM: This province of China contains 2% of world's population. From 1937 to 1946, a city in this province, Chungking, was the Chinese capital. Name this region of China best known today for its spicy cuisine.

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What does STEM stand for in education?

6

Which animal has the longest gestation period? Human, Whale, or Elephant?

1

If a cone has a circular base of diameter 10 cm. and a slant height of 10 cm. then the volume is what?

1

This 1984 rock and roll comedy, directed by Rob Reiner, was a satire on rock documentaries, and told the story of an over-the-hill British heavy metal band. Name this film.

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What is the title of the psychological thriller series where a neuroscientist develops a potent chemical agent that can rewrite memories, leading to unforeseen and terrifying consequences for both his subjects and himself?

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This Amazon Prime Video series, set in the Second Age of Middle-earth, explores the forging of the Great Rings, the rise of Sauron, and the epic tales of Númenor.