Today's Trivia Questions

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All the parties that signed the 1998 Good Friday Agreement intended to work towards peace... where?

11

He grew only to a height of 4'6", suffered from a number of physical ailments, and died in 1901 at the age of 36. He is famous for his posters of music halls, cabarets, and circuses. Who was he?

13

Which planet was named after the Roman god of war?

3

In 1975, Gerald Ford appointed which future President to be director of the Central Intelligence Agency?

3

Featuring over 13,000 exhibits from all over the world, the world's first World's Fair was held in 1851, and attracted millions of visitors from all over the world. In which city was it held?

11

Jesse Owen's world record in which sporting event stood from 1935 until 1960?

11

The real name of this 19th century British novelist was Mary Anne Evans. Her novels include Silas Marner and Middlemarch. She wrote under what pseudonym?

5

In 1996, this congresswoman’s husband pleaded guilty to writing a quarter million dollars in bad checks to finance her campaign. What was her name?

31

Which empire was ruled by Genghis Khan?

17

It is said that when Ernest Hemingway lived in Cuba in the 1940's, he would visit his favorite bar every day and consume up to a dozen of his favorite exotic cocktails, named for a Cuban city. Which drink?

5

In 1997, TV Guide magazine published a list of the hundred most memorable moments in television history. Tops on the list was a July 20, 1969 broadcast. What was it?

7

Linked with the northern part of the Greek mainland by the Isthmus of Corinth, what is the name for the peninsula which forms the southern part of Greece?

9

If you looked at a clock in the mirror and the time on the clock face appeared to read 8:20, what time would it be in reality?

75

How many individuals were released in the U.S.-Russia prisoner exchange of August 2024?

6

Too cute, too popular, and too rich: Can you name any four of the six stars of the popular TV show, Friends ?