Today's Trivia Questions

5

Which company launched the iPod in 2001?

2

Name the authors of each of these novels: a. Shogun b. Stranger in a Strange Land c. Thorn Birds

3

a. In 1979, when the Shah fled Iran, Ayatollah Khomeini returned to Iran from exile in which country? b. In which country did the Shah die in July,1980?

15

She died in 1987 in Vermont at the age of 82. Her life story became the basis for the film, The Sound of Music. What was her full married name?

5

The island of Manhattan is surrounded by which three rivers?

13

If, beginning at 10:30 AM, the minute hand of a clock rotates 960 degrees, what time will it then be?

8

When blood is first pumped out of the human heart, it first enters a certain organ, then it returns to the heart a second time before continuing its trip through the body. Which organ is this?

27

What prestigious literary award, recognizing the best novel written in English, announced its 2025 winner in November?

13

Can you name the only room in the White House named after a foreign country?

22

Based on the popular video game franchise, what Amazon Prime Video series follows a young Vault Dweller named Lucy as she emerges from Vault 33 into the post-apocalyptic wasteland of 2296 Los Angeles to find her kidnapped father?

5

What is the rarest blood type: A, B, or AB?

11

What percentage was global GDP expected to expand by in 2026, according to the IMF's January 2026 update?

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What television show is characterized by its rapid-fire segments and concise explorations of various topics, designed for viewers who prefer short, impactful content?

62

Zendaya stars as Rue Bennett, a struggling teenage drug addict navigating complex relationships and identity, in which HBO psychological teen drama series?

7

Singers Glenn Campbell, Johnny Cash, baseball player "Dizzy" Dean, actress Mary Steenburgen, and General Douglas MacArthur all come from this state whose nickname is the "Land of Opportunity." Which state is it?