Today's Trivia Questions

19

What is the northernmost city to host the Olympic Games?

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BONUS: When California became a state in 1850, what was the closest neighboring state?

58

Which Tesla product launched robotaxi services in Austin and San Francisco in 2025?

37

Which Beach Boys co-founder known for songs like 'Good Vibrations' and 'God Only Knows' died in 2025?

33

What controversial dark fantasy anime series follows Keyaru, a healer who, after being exploited and tortured, gains the ability to reset time and seeks revenge on those who wronged him?

3

In poker, what hand consists of five cards of the same suit in sequence?

19

Which American actor famous for 'Dawson's Creek' died on February 11, 2026 after a battle with colorectal cancer?

11

What is the unusual medical name for the fatal disease which appeared in 1976 among persons attending a convention in Philadelphia?

8

One of the world's great rivers rises in the mountains of Tibet and flows southeastward into the South China Sea in Vietnam. What river is it?

51

Which country's Liberal Democratic Party won an overwhelming majority in House of Representatives elections in February 2026?

14

What was the one-word name of the album released in 1986 by Huey Lewis and the News, in which five members of the San Francisco 49-ers sang along on the recording?

9

Does light travel more quickly through water or through air?

5

If you visit this very old city in Britain, you can find the "mathematical bridge," so named because it was supposedly constructed without using nails, but entirely using geometrical principles. Which city?

11

What product uses the advertising slogan 'The Breakfast of Champions'?

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BONUS: The word ghetto first appeared in 1516; it meant foundry, the section of the city where many Jewish people lived. In which city did the word "ghetto" originate?