Today's Trivia Questions

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Two people dig cylindrical holes in the earth: one hole is two feet in diameter by two feet deep, and the other hole is one foot in diameter by one foot deep. The big hole is how many times the size of the small hole? is it twice as large, three times as

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What was the nationality of Richard F. Gordon Jr.: Italian, American, French or English?

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This city, located on the James River, was capital city of the Confederacy from 1861 to 1865, and is capital of its state today. Which city is it?

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Which two bones in the human body extend from the elbow to the wrist?

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Who were the three female stars of the 1980 comedy, Nine to Five?

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Which day of the week is named for the Scandinavian god of wisdom, poetry, farming, and war?

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Which company developed "Afro Samurai": Namco Bandai Games, Yuke's, Capcom or Krome Studios?

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Who was the first female Justice on the US Supreme Court?

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Which word, meaning fanatic, comes from the name of the first century Jewish group that fought against Roman rule in Palestine?

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From which building in Dallas, Texas, did Lee Harvey Oswald shoot the bullets that killed President John F. Kennedy on November 22, 1963?

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Which Japanese pair won the figure skating pairs gold medal at the 2026 Winter Olympics?

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Which military general is said to have wept because there were no worlds left to conquer?

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The largest money-losing film of all time was a 1980 film about land wars in Wyoming, which cost over $55 Million and grossed less than $2 Million. Critics panned this 3 1/2 hour film, and audiences rejected it. What was the title, and who was the directo

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What is the name of the test commonly taken by high school students for college admission in the US?

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As French minister of war in the 1920's, he proposed a line of fortification along France's eastern border with Germany. Considered impregnable, the line was breached and captured by the Nazis. Who was he?