Today's Trivia Questions

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According to the WBA, there is one weight division between Heavyweight (over 190 lbs.) and Light Heavyweight (over 175 lbs.). What is it?

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Which artist painted the Mona Lisa?

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This television series' title suggests a legal drama with a supernatural twist, perhaps featuring a lawyer who can communicate with the deceased or whose cases involve spectral entities. What is this show?

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What is the name of the spacecraft designed to carry astronauts for NASA's Artemis II mission?

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What famous RC racing organization, founded in 1975, sanctions competitive off-road and on-road events worldwide?

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What Christian holiday, commemorating the manifestation of God in human form, is celebrated by Greek Orthodox churches using the Julian calendar?

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What Pixar film, where scientists discover how to 'hop' human consciousness into robotic animals, is set for release on March 6, 2026?

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The name of the smallest citrus fruit comes to us from the Chinese language. What is it?

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BONUS 3: Which U.S. capital city lies at the highest altitude above sea level?

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The Arawak indians had a word for pipe as in smoking pipe , and it's a common word related to pipes. What was it?

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According to Cockney rhyming slang, what do each of the following mean? A. All of you have been to a kind of place generally called Rub a dub. B. For those upwardly mobile, we have Apples and Pears c. A part of your body is called Errol Flynn

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Which 1983 sword-and-sorcery film, a cult classic known for its fantasy adventure and B-movie charm, follows a warrior on a quest to defeat an evil sorcerer and claim a magical artifact?

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At Daytona Beach, Florida in 1910, auto racer Barney Oldfield set a new automobile speed record. Was his speed 32, 62, or 132 miles per hour?

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With which NFL team did Steve Young play in 1985-86 before moving to the San Francisco 49'ers?

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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."