Today's Trivia Questions

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literature easy

Which Charles Dickens story, first published in 1843, features the miser Ebenezer Scrooge?

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sports challenging

Four ABA teams joined the NBA in 1976. Three were the Denver Nuggets, Indiana Pacers and San Antonio Spurs. Which was the fourth?

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music challenging

Who founded Rough Trade Records: Geoff Travis, Stevo Pearce, Andy Leighton or Daniel Miller?

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What is the highest class of amateur radio license in the United States, granting full privileges on all bands?

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religion normal

What was the nationality of Ibn Hazm: Andalusi, Syrian, Indian or Egyptian?

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What word is traditionally shouted to warn people that a golf ball may hit them?

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In what year did Jacobus Arminius die: 1561, 1564, 1572 or 1609?

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Which beloved American comedian and actor, known for The Bob Newhart Show, passed away in July 2024 at age 94?

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history challenging

Which West African country celebrates Thanksgiving on the first Thursday of November?

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How many total degrees are there among all the angles of a hexagon?

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literature challenging

Who wrote "Don Juan": Philip K. Dick, Lord Byron, Johannes Linnankoski or E. T. A. Hoffmann?

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In what year was Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex born: 1961, 1971, 1979 or 1984?

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In 1838, the US government forcibly moved 15,000 members of this Indian tribe from their peaceful homes in Georgia to the Oklahoma territory. Four thousand of them died along this "Trail of Tears." Which Indian tribe was displaced in this manner?

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Founded in 1609, and now the capital city of its state, what is the oldest city in America west of the Mississippi?

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This television personality, born in 1957 in South Carolina, has a photographic memory, and was champion speller in her high school, which comes in handy in her TV role. Who is she?