Today's Trivia Questions

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Canada is composed of ten provinces and three territories, the last of which was created in 1999 and given to the native Inuit peoples to govern. Can you name the three territories of Canada?

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The 2026 opening ceremony of the Winter Olympics was held at which famous Milan stadium?

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How many legs do each of these animals have? a. Lobster? (claws considered legs) b. Spider? c. Grasshopper?

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Which 1982 film, based on a novel written by John Irving, starred Glenn Close and Robin Williams?

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In 1891 Mr. W.L. Judson invented a small metalic object that most people make use of, men a bit more than women. What was it?

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These hard-working Indian people, who are called dhobis by profession, earn about $1 per day for their labor, but, since 1986, when a certain machine was introduced to India for the first time, their livelihood has been threatened. What do they do? be spe

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Which planet was named after the Roman god of war?

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What tropical lizard has the ability to change colors?

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In the late 1970s, the Viking spacecraft sent back to Earth photographs and reports about the surface of which planet?

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Where would you visit each of the following attractions? a. Taj Mahal- what city? b. Angkor Wat - what country? c. Machu Picchu- what country?

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The 1939 film classic, Gone With the Wind, won the Oscar in all these categories except one. Which one did it not win? Best Actress, Actor, Film, Director.

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Can you name the Japanese-American woman who won the Gold Medal in Figure Skating at the 1992 Winter Olympics in France.

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Name a Shakespearean play containing TWO people's names in the title.

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If 40% are of the people at an event are women and 20% of the people at the event are left-handed, then at most what percentage are right-handed men?

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The comic Marx brothers - there were five of them. Two of them were Groucho and Harpo. Can you name the other three?