Today's Trivia Questions

18

Which city, founded in 1565, could rightfully be called the oldest existing city in the U.S.?

17

If an airplane flies 100 miles due north, then turns and flies 100 miles directly northeast, how far is it then from the original starting point, to the nearest mile? margin 3 miles for calculation errors.

21

What band released the album 'The Mountain' in February 2026?

13

One of the most important foods eaten by the American colonists was succotash, a dish composed of what two ingredients?

21

What German law, enacted in 1516, restricted beer ingredients to only water, barley, and hops?

10

What is the only mammal capable of true flight?

50

What country successfully tested two components of its future manned Lunar exploration missions simultaneously on February 12, 2026?

13

What do these languages have in common? Cornish, Dalmation, Sumerian, and Etruscan?

63

What new award category was added to the Oscars starting in 2026?

33

What European Space Agency (ESA) mission is expected to arrive at the double asteroid Didymos in November 2026 to study the impact left by NASA's DART mission?

1

The Nobel Peace Prize in 1964 and 1984 were won by two black males. Who were they?

2

What was the name of the London playhouse, built in 1598, where most of Shakespeare's plays were presented?

13

Name the actor who played the title role: a. In this 1988 horror film, who played Beetlejuice? b. Won the Oscar in 1974 in Alice doesn't live here anymore. c. Who played the lead role of Gigi in the 1959 French musical?

31

Denzel Washington stars as Robert McCall, a retired black ops commando who uses his unique skills to help the oppressed and deliver justice against powerful adversaries, in this 2014 action-thriller film. What is the title of this movie?

12

What is the minimum number of employees a US company must have to be covered by the Family and Medical Leave Act?