Today's Trivia Questions

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Painter Vincent Van Gogh was born in 1853, in what country?

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The car known as a jeep got its name during World War II by soldiers who referred to it in what manner?

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Which homosexual, cross-dressing, British heroin junkie was one of the world's most popular pop-music personalities of the 1980's and 1990's?

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What new state of matter, a 'Dirac fluid,' where electrons flow like a nearly frictionless liquid, was identified in graphene in April 2026?

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Zoe Saldana became the first Dominican American to win an Oscar when she won Best Supporting Actress for which 2025 film?

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What well known mountain, located in eastern Turkey, is considered holy to the Armenians?

5

How many squares are on a standard chess board?

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The title of which 1963 comedy with a super cast contained the same word repeated four times in a row? b. Name any one star.

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What influential radio DJ is credited with coining the term 'rock and roll'?

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Which chip maker surpassed Apple in November 2024 to briefly become the world's most valuable publicly traded company?

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What type of musical composition is named after a state of ecstasy?

12

After Cassius Clay changed his name to Muhammad Ali, he defended his heavyweight boxing title for the first time in May, 1965, against which opponent?

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Created by Seth MacFarlane, this animated sitcom follows the eccentric CIA agent Stan Smith and his dysfunctional family, including an alien named Roger and a German-speaking goldfish named Klaus. What is the name of this long-running TV show?

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What Showtime series follows a forensic blood spatter analyst for the Miami Metro Police Department who secretly moonlights as a vigilante serial killer, targeting other murderers who have escaped justice?

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The international airport in Rome is named after which versatile genius?