Today's Trivia Questions

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What was the only part of the current United States invaded by the Japanese during WWII?

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Although this musical instrument has 20 strings, only 6 or 7 of them are plucked. The other 13 or 14 simply vibrate to give resonance. What instrument is this?

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In 1978, a museum in West Germany spent $1.8 million to buy a single book. What was it?

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Scientists in 2025 uncovered a gene allowing what type of snail to regenerate an amputated eye in just one month?

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This special, extended cut combines two martial arts revenge films into a single, chronological narrative, following The Bride's quest for vengeance against her former associates and Bill.

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Which critically acclaimed Japanese animated film tells the enchanting story of a high school girl and boy who begin to spontaneously swap bodies, leading them to search for each other and confront a looming disaster?

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During World War II, uranium for the atomic bomb was produced in this Tennessee city, which today is home of nuclear research facilities. A country music group named themselves after this city. What is it?

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According to the 1990 census, which is the largest state capital city in the U.S. in population?

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To which state were Liam Ramos and his father sent after being detained by ICE in Minnesota?

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What is the name of the Dutch national museum, located in Amsterdam?

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This question, according to its grouping or parentheses, can have different answers. What is the largest possible answer to the problem: "What is half of ten plus two times six."

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Which university built NASA's ESCAPADE Mars mission for about one-tenth the cost of previous interplanetary missions?

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Barbra Streisand famously played a matchmaker who travels to New York to find a wife for a wealthy Yonkers merchant in this classic 1969 musical film. What is the title of this movie?

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What song, written by Mildred and Patty Hill, is considered the most commonly sung song in the English language?

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Each of these words has six letters and ends with the letter T: a. Another name for the east b. A tough silver-white metallic element related to iron and nickel c. The name for the two dots found over certain vowels in the German language