Today's Trivia Questions

14

On October 2, 1920, the Cincinnati Reds and the Pittsburgh Pirates did something on the same day, that no baseball teams have ever done since. What did they do?

4

Where did each of these people play their college basketball? a. Michael Jordan b. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar although under a different name c. Magic Johnson

5

One day every year, the San Francisco Zoo receives hundreds of prankster phone calls asking for people named Ted E. Bear, Ellie Fant, or Don Key, among others. On which day each year does this occur?

3

May 1, 1967, Elvis Presley married which woman? Give her complete name.

4

The last six words of this 1933 film were "It was beauty killed the beast." Which film?

1

The world's longest continuous hiking trail is located in the U.S., and is called the Appalachian Trail; it extends over 2,000 miles, from which state in the North to which state in the South?

16

A cylindrical soup can four inches in diameter and four inches tall is completely surrounded by a paper label. What is the area of that label? (to the nearest whole number)

10

What do the business symbols TM, SM and R mean?

13

What do the Americans call the game which the British call naughts and crosses?

7

If you flip a coin three times, what's the probability of getting at least one "tail"?

1

Which beach resort on the Atlantic Ocean is the most populous city in its state?

46

Which former heavyweight boxing champion and Olympic gold medalist died on March 21, 2025, at age 76?

5

Can you name any three chemical elements named for locations on the earth?

10

Which military general is said to have wept because there were no worlds left to conquer?

4

What short word can refer to a cooking utensil, a bad movie review, or a search for gold?