Today's Trivia Questions

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The earliest vineyards in California were planted in 1769 by members of which religious order?

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In February 2026, what activity did International Space Station astronauts perform to upgrade external power systems?

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Which 2016 Spanish mystery thriller film, directed by Oriol Paulo, centers on businessman Adrián Doria, who is accused of murdering his lover and must work with a prestigious lawyer to construct a defense?

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Which European country controlled the land of Somalia from about 1889 until World War II?

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CD-ROM, a popular means of storing text, music, and visuals, is an abbreviation for what?

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What did Presidents John F. Kennedy and Bill Clinton have seven of, that Ronald Reagan and Jimmy Carter had six of, that George Bush and Gerald Ford only had four of?

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The mysterious death of high school student Laura Palmer sets the stage for which iconic television series, known for its surreal atmosphere and quirky characters?

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A three digit number contains the digits 9, 5, and another digit. When this three digit number is reversed and subtracted from the original number, the result contains the same three digits as in the original number. What is the third digit?

12

What bird can fly backwards?

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This popular Chinese drama series delves into the bittersweet complexities of a long-standing, one-sided romantic affection between two students, Luo Zhi and Sheng Huai Nan, as they navigate their academic lives and personal feelings over many years. What is the title of this show?

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Which military conquest in 1588 firmly established Britain as the world's leading naval power?

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What type of bird flu killed more than 50 skuas in Antarctica in February 2026, marking the first wildlife die-off on the continent?