Today's Trivia Questions

13

Which actor played the role of the monster in Mel Brooks' 1974 film, Young Frankenstein?

10

Radio can be broadcast on the AM or FM bands. What do AM and FM stand for?

14

The numbers game: if I said, 24 = h. in a d., you would say "hours in a day." See if you can figure out this one: 206 = b. in the h.b.

1

Did Benjamin Franklin sign the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, both, or neither?

12

Which baseball team set an all-time record when they lost 120 games in 1962?

11

There were five comedy Marx brothers. Two of them were Groucho and Harpo. Who were the other three?

7

According to a January 2026 report, the US economy grew by what percentage in the fourth quarter of 2025?

63

Google's Willow quantum computing chip ran its 'Quantum Echoes' algorithm how many times faster than the best classical supercomputer?

20

This town in southern France is a health resort, famous for its mineral springs and its bottled drinking water. During World War II, it was the headquarters of the French Nazi-collaborators. What is the name of this town?

25

Who co-founded Apple Computer with Steve Jobs?

13

Roquefort cheese is a pungent French cheese made from the milk of what animal?

7

As you travel around the earth, each one-hour change in time zone occurs, on the average, after how many degrees of longitude?

7

Which of these countries represented the easternmost extent of the Greek empire of Alexander the Great and his forces conquered land eastward from Greece to what country? Was it Persia, India, or China?

1

Which 19th century French chemist, who discovered that diseases are caused by microorganisms, is considered the founder of modern microbiology?

20

Groucho Marx played the role of Prime Minister Rufus T. Firefly in which 1933 comedy with an animal title?