Today's Trivia Questions

19

The title of the Oscar-winning 1994 film contained the name of its primary, fictional character. What was it?

16

French army officer Alfred Dreyfuss and Henri Charriere, author of Papillon, were two of the most famous residents of which penal colony off the coast of French Guiana?

20

Thomas Jefferson's portrait is on what denomination of U.S. paper currency?

16

What 2026 cosmic horror film, based on a video game and directed by Markiplier, is set entirely within a small, claustrophobic submarine in an ocean of blood on an alien moon?

5

Which movie, with a title that suggests a relentless continuation of mortality, currently has no publicly available plot, cast, or production information?

14

Which well-known brand of beer was named in 1876 for the town in today's Czech Republic where its recipe was born?

7

Elvis Presley's hairstyle was named after a woman - the favorite mistress of Louis XV. What was it?

18

The films The Bridges at Toko-Ri, the Manchurian Candidate, and MAS*H were all related to the same war. Which one?

38

Researchers at the Vienna University of Technology demonstrated self-sustained superradiant microwave emission using what material in January 2026?

19

Which book of The Bible records the deliverance of the Israelites from slavery in Egypt?

3

What vitamin is produced when human skin is exposed to sunlight?

10

What is the name of the musical instrument composed of a flat wooden sound box with 30 to 40 strings which are plucked with the fingertips.

10

What animal has the longest gestation period of any mammal?

17

This sport, invented in the USA in 1895, is played in every country of the world, indoors or out, by men or women, with various number of players on a side. It became an official Olympic sport in 1964. What is it?

4

Which actor played the role of which bumbling inspector in the 1964 film, The Pink Panther?