Today's Trivia Questions

12

The technological device that produce images on television screens is called a CRT, which stands for what?

3

There are at least six countries in Europe whose name contains the word "Land." Two of them are Finland and Ireland. Can you name three others?

9

The Republican Party first appeared on the U.S. Presidential ballot in which of these years: 1826, 1856, or 1860?

10

In 1492, Christopher Columbus set sail towards the west, looking for India, (or Asia), but didn't find it. However, five years later this Portuguese navigator set sail towards the East, and reached India in 1498. Who was he?

6

Which facial style for men was named after a 17th century Flemish portrait painter?

11

The farthest-inland deep water port on the Mississippi River is located 80 miles upstream, at which city?

3

Originally called "Military Patrol," it combines cross-country skiing and rifle shooting and became a winter olympic sport in 1960. What is it?

12

How old was James Van Der Beek when he died in February 2026?

18

Which Frenchman is credited with having laid out and designed the city of Washington, D.C.?

5

What part of the Bible is known as the 'Decalogue'?

14

The name for the text of an opera comes from the Italian phrase meaning little book. What is this word?

15

What product was originally called 'Brad's Drink' before being renamed in 1898?

13

Can you name the four member of the singing group and stars of the television show The Monkees ?

81

Which popular singer, for the fourth time, was named Spotify's Global Top Artist of 2025?

34

To which US city was Maduro flown to face federal drug and weapons charges after his capture?