Today's Trivia Questions

15

What animal can sleep for up to three years?

45

In this 2003 comedy film directed by Casey La Scala, four high school friends—Eric, Dustin, Matt, and Sweet Lou—decide to forgo college and embark on a cross-country road trip from Chicago to Santa Monica to follow their idol, a professional skateboarder, and achieve sponsorship. What is the title of this coming-of-age film?

14

Where did each of these people play college football? a. Troy Aikman? b. Jerry Rice? c. Bo Jackson?

13

What campy disco group from the late 70's recorded the pop hit YMCA?

3

The female Danish writer Isak Dineson spent 20 years in Kenya on a coffee plantation, and wrote what autobiographical work in 1937 which became a film in the 1980's?

48

Dilbert creator Scott Adams died in January 2026 after a battle with which type of cancer?

6

The Constitution of the former USSR declared ... what? ... to be the duty of all citizens of the republic?

2

CHECK THIS: Which actor was the first actor to grace the cover of Time magazine in 1925?

14

Residents of which state got their nickname from the tar seeping out of the ground that became a major product of the state?

17

The world's highest waterfall, 980 m (3,212 ft) high, has what heavenly name, and is located in which country?

20

In terms of pop and rock musical hits, what is the most successful recording duo of all time?

17

Name the composer of each of these famous works of classical music: a. Moonlight Sonata b. Pictures at an Exhibition c. Pomp and Circumstance

48

Matt Reeves directed this 2014 sequel, set ten years after a devastating virus, where Caesar leads a growing nation of intelligent apes who encounter human survivors in post-apocalyptic San Francisco, leading to an inevitable clash for dominance. What is this movie called?

12

The first ever radio broadcast took place on January 13, 1910 from the Metropolitan Opera House in New York City, featuring opera music sung by which famous tenor?

4

In 1890, he and his brother organized the American Tobacco Company, and with their wealth they endowed Trinity College of North Carolina. What was their family name?