Today's Trivia Questions

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When blood is first pumped out of the human heart, it first enters a certain organ, then it returns to the heart a second time before continuing its trip through the body. Which organ is this?

9

Which race of humans is named after a mountain range?

17

On what island is the country of Haiti located?

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What type of genetic cause did Rosa Rademakers and Bryan Traynor independently discover for ALS and frontotemporal dementia, earning them a Breakthrough Prize in April 2026?

18

Name the authors of each of these novels which went on to become films: a. The Bonfire of the Vanities b. The Firm? c. The French Lieutenant's Woman

10

Humphrey Bogart won the Academy Award as Best Actor only once in his career - for which 1951 film that also starred Katharine Hepburn?

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technology challenging

Who designed "Remington Model 51": John Pedersen, Shin-Chuō Industries, A.A. Oznobischev or Friedrich Langenhan?

9

Who was the first actress to make $20 million dollars to star in a film?

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technology challenging

In what year was "Multi-Color Graphics Array" introduced: 1981, 1984, 1985 or 1987?

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literature challenging

Which network originally aired "Fatty and George": Australian Broadcasting Corporation, NBC, ABC Me or Seven Network?

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From which Shakespearean plays do the following lines come? a. "It is a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing." b. If music be the food of love, play on."

9

What is the most commonly used security feature in paper currency worldwide?

10

The first names of these 20th century American jazz pianists and bandleaders were William and Edward, but they were better known by their noble nicknames. Who were they?

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What ESA mission is expected to arrive at the Didymos asteroid system in 2026 to study a double asteroid?

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Celine Dion recorded two songs that won the Academy Award as Best Song from what two films?