Today's Trivia Questions

1

When students graduate from the US Naval Academy in Annapolis, they can join the Navy as officers at which rank?

6

Can you name two Olympic sports which can have both men and women participating equally and simultaneously?

6

Can you name a sport in which the winner is usually, but not always, decided by score, and neither the players nor the fans know what the score is until they are finished playing it?

15

Which science fiction TV series, running from 1989 to 1993, follows Dr. Sam Beckett as he 'leaps' into the bodies of different people throughout history, aiming to correct historical mistakes with the help of his holographic observer, Al Calavicci?

12

What are the names of the two tunnels that connect Manhattan with New Jersey under the Hudson river?

16

Hosted by Gabby Windey, this Hulu reality dating show strands singles on a luxury yacht, where they must navigate romantic connections and strategic challenges to earn access to extravagant amenities and ultimately find love. What is the title of this high-seas romance competition?

63

Which team did the Los Angeles Dodgers defeat in the 2025 World Series to win back-to-back championships?

17

What is the longest overtime game in NHL playoff history, played between the Detroit Red Wings and Montreal Maroons?

1

What two Middle Eastern cities formed the eastern and western end-points for eastern Mediterranean trade routes?

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What wealth-tech firm did Deutsche Börse AG agree to acquire for $6.19 billion in January 2026?

5

What classic board game involves players buying and trading properties?

45

What company, specializing in AI-driven cost optimization for Snowflake and Databricks, was acquired by Flexera in January 2026?

49

Which film showcases the art and vision of Mexican artist Nicolás de Jesús, often focusing on themes of social justice and indigenous culture?

15

In December, 1987, Russian leader Mikhail Gorbachev met with President Reagan, and proposed a new style of "openness" within the USSR. The Russian word for "openness" became a well-known word even in the west. What was that word?

2

This barren plateau region of southern Spain is famous as the setting for Cervantes's Don Quixote. What's the name of this region?