Today's Trivia Questions

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Who won both Record of the Year and Song of the Year at the 2025 Grammys for the track 'Not Like Us'?

12

In 1997 the largest equestrian display ever mounted in Britain, featured over 1,000 horses, in celebrating what event?

2

Name the three bones of the ear.

7

What type of school is funded by public money but operates independently of the established state school system?

5

What part of the Bible is known as the 'Decalogue'?

59

Known for its inverted detective story format, this long-running TV series stars Peter Falk as a seemingly disheveled, but highly astute, homicide detective with the LAPD, famous for his rumpled raincoat, cigar, and the catchphrase, "Just one more thing...". What is the name of this acclaimed crime drama?

7

What country of the world produces more feature films than any other country?

12

What iconic 90s sitcom, which ran for 10 seasons, follows the lives of six young adults living in Manhattan, often gathering at the Central Perk coffee shop?

11

The player in soccer football or hockey who prevent a score is called the "goalie," which is the abbreviation for what proper title? (actually two correct names...)

20

This Spanish teen drama-thriller, a reboot of a popular series, is set in a secluded, ancient monastery that functions as a strict boarding school, where students uncover mysterious disappearances and a sinister cult known as the Raven's Nest. What is the title of this Amazon Prime Video series?

6

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?

13

Who painted the Mona Lisa?

1

Which two people signed the Declaration of Independence in 1776 and later became U.S. Presidents?

3

Which person, in the 1920's, developed the method of freezing foods in small containers?

54

What global sports event in baseball is scheduled to take place from March 5-17, 2026?