Today's Trivia Questions

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Which 2025 animated movie features SpongeBob SquarePants embarking on a perilous journey with the Flying Dutchman through the Underworld to prove his bravery to Mr. Krabs and become a swashbuckler?

11

How many dominoes are in a standard double-six set?

32

In brewing, what term describes the liquid extracted from the mash before it is boiled with hops?

7

The Liberty Bell was cast in which city: Philadelphia, Boston, or London?

15

That little thing called a "bandage" or "band-aid" in American English is known by what seven-letter name in British English?

20

Who played the roles of Bobby and Pam Ewing in the popular TV show, Dallas?

20

What was the first state to enter the U.S. after the original thirteen?

8

What is the name of the national alcoholic drink of Japan, and from which fermented plant is it made?

20

This German field marshal commanded the African Korps during World War II. After he was implicated in a plot to kill Hitler in 1944, he took his life. He was nicknamed the "desert fox." Who was he?

15

A town in India has 20,000 inhabitants. 5% of the inhabitants are one-legged, and half the others go barefoot. How many sandals are worn in this town?

20

Which of these three cities is located closest to New York? Moscow, Buenos Aires, or Honolulu?

17

In 1988, an international panel concluded that what former President of Austria had covered-up his World War II Nazi history?

59

What Filipino celebrity, married to Ronnie Alonte, welcomed their first child, a daughter named Runi Lior, in March 2026?

11

Sid Vicious and Johnny Rotten were lead singers of which late 70's British punk-rock group?

1

Customarily, the primary colors of the visible spectrum were red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and violet. However, around 300 years ago, Sir Isaac Newton found another, situated between blue and violet, and named it what?