Today's Trivia Questions

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Louis (Satchmo) Armstrong was born July 4, 1900 in what city?

10

Which action thriller film, directed by Paul Thomas Anderson, won Best Film at the 79th British Academy Film Awards on February 22, 2026?

8

To search for land, Noah sent what two kinds of birds out from the ark?

7

What is the name for a British pub that also offers overnight accommodation?

5

Female characters in novels or plays: a. James Bond's female enemy in Goldfinger? b. Tomboy heroine of Little Women: c. Hamlet's mother, and Claudius's wife:

20

Which plant, common around Christmas time, contains poisonous berries which can cause acute stomach irritation if eaten?

16

Which gaseous chemical element glows reddish orange when an electric charge passes through it?

11

James Bond is known as secret agent 007. What does the prefix "00" signify?

11

About what kind of bird did each of these people write: a. Edgar Allen Poe b. John Keats c. Percy Bysshe Shelley

17

What professional wrestling television program, produced by WWE, serves as a developmental brand for aspiring wrestlers, showcasing future WWE Superstars and often featuring intense rivalries?

10

In which decade of the twentieth century did each of these fads or fashions reach their height? A. Bathub gin b. the beat generation c. Bra burning.

10

The fans of which radio and television talk-show host call themselves "dittoheads" to signify their agreement with his conservative opinions?

17

What period of human culture followed the Stone Age and preceded the Iron Age?

5

Elvis Presley's double sided hit Hound Dog / Don't Be Cruel was #1 on the charts for 11 weeks in 1956. This longevity record was broken in 1992 when a Whitney Houston, written by Dolly Parton, stayed at #1 for 14 weeks. What's the song title?

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True or False: At the time of the construction of the Golden Gate Bridge, it had the longest span in the world?