Today's Trivia Questions

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What is the only country of Eastern Europe whose language developed from Latin?

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Which 2023/2025 Mexican action film tells the story of a former drug trafficker who attempts to redeem himself as a politician, but his past in organized crime resurfaces when his daughter is kidnapped during his campaign?

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What is the Japanese name for the long, wide-sleeved robe worn mostly by Japanese women?

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This writing material, perfected in the 2nd century BC, was made from the skins of sheep or goats, and surpassed papyrus as the most important writing material in the Western world. It is still used today for certain documents, for lampshades, and for dru

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What term describes the measurement of the force required to pull a bow to its full draw length?

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This artist has been called vile, violent, decrepit, insensitive, moronic, homophobic, offensive, and repugnant, but his music work made him one of the stars of the year 2000. Who is he?

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When Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid fled the United States, in which country were they supposedly caught and shot?

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Which rebellious Irish singer around 1990, tore up a photo of the Pope on Saturday Night Live?

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What style of beer, originating in England, was historically brewed with extra hops to survive the long sea voyage to British India?

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What is the name of the Japanese art of paper-folding

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What Federal agency regulates transportation and commerce on Lake Tahoe?

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Fidel Castro come to power in Cuba in what year? margin of error 1 year

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This animated film's title suggests a heartwarming adventure where a group of charismatic animals, possibly pandas, discover or protect a mystical artifact or location, leading to a magical journey. What is this movie?

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What type of exoplanet, about 1.5 times the size of Earth and potentially habitable, was detected by NASA's TESS in January 2026?

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Set in the prestigious Auguste Armand Institute, a renowned culinary school in the Camargue, which French television soap opera explores the lives and dramas of its students and faculty?