Today's Trivia Questions

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The longest stretch of straight railroad track in the world, over 300 miles long without a turn, is located in which country?

14

Which river's waters carry over half of all Russian river commerce?

18

Name the county of extreme southwest England bounded by the English Channel and the Atlantic Ocean.

56

Approximately how many users did ChatGPT reach globally by December 2025?

18

The painter Gilbert Charles Stuart, who lived from 1755-1828, was most well known for his portraits of which person?

12

In 1804, Lewis and Clark began the first exploration of the American west. They began their journey in St. Louis, and followed which river westward for 1,000 miles ?

4

What derogatory adjective, meaning foolish or flighty, is named after a senseless animal?

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Animal names: If a male chicken is called a rooster and a female chicken is called a hen, …a. What do you call a male cat? B. What do you call a female, mature horse? C. What do you call a young swan?

17

A driver embarks on a 60 mile drive. He drives half the time at 60 miles per hour and half the time at 30 miles per hour. How much time will this trip take?

7

About three-fourths of the mass of the sun consists of which element?

9

Who said 'Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country'?

17

In 1926, he flew to the North Pole; in 1929 he flew to the South Pole. In 1934 he lived alone near the South pole for five months. Who was he?

13

In 1998, the American Film Institute announced its list of the 100 Best Films of all time. Which film topped their list?

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This British dramatist and poet lived about 400 years ago and is considered the first poet laureate of Britain. A Canadian track star has the same name. Who was this person?

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If you travelled directly south from London until you reached a foreign country, which one would it be?