Today's Trivia Questions

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The westernmost point in the 50 United States is located in which state?

Source: en.wikipedia.org

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Which actress won Best Actress at the 2024 Oscars for her role in Poor Things?

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literature easy

In what year was "Five Weeks in a Balloon" first published: 1863, 1872, 1881 or 1889?

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What was the nationality of William Faulkner: Italian, Nigerian, American or Swedish?

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movies challenging

In what year was "Boogie-Woogie Dream" first released: 1943, 1944, 1953 or 1956?

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When the main character of this 1983 dance film, played by Jennifer Beals, wore clothing with holes and tears, a new fashion trend began. What film introduced this clothing style?

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These plants, native to hot, dry regions of the U.S. and Mexico, are grown for ornament, fiber, and food, but more famously, as the main ingredient of tequila. What are they?

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November 22, 1963: was Jackie Kennedy sitting to the left or right of her husband in the car in Dallas?

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Who directed "Howl's Moving Castle": Brad Silberling, Usman Riaz, Hayao Miyazaki or Gil Kenan?

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What art technique creates images by assembling different materials such as photographs and fabric?

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people challenging

In what year was Israeli writer Uri Avnery born: 1910, 1921, 1923 or 1929?

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What is the name of the sport played on ice, without skates, using a broom?

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In September 2026, what did China and the United States agree to cut on $30 billion of goods?

Source: reuters.com

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What is the scientific name of the American white pelican: Catherpes mexicanus, Dolichonyx oryzivorus, Pelecanus erythrorhynchos or Alexornis antecedens?

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Two of the most famous cathedrals in the world are St. Paul's in London, and St. Peter's in Rome. Which architect designed the former, and which person designed the dome at St. Peter's Cathedral in the Vatican City?