Today's Trivia Questions

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What three animals appear in the nursery rhyme, “Hey Diddle Diddle”?

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What is the world's only city located in two continents?

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The first major English dictionary, called the Dictionary of the English Language, was issued in 1755 by the person considered the leading English writer of the late 18th century. Who was he?

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What is the common name for the protein-removing device that creates foam to extract organic waste from saltwater tanks?

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When Louise Brown was born in London on July 25, 1978, she was a medical "first". She was the first ... what?

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Set in the world of Riot Games' "League of Legends," this Emmy-winning animated series explores the origins of two iconic champions, Jinx and Vi, and the escalating conflict between the utopian Piltover and the oppressed undercity of Zaun. What is this acclaimed series titled?

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What 2007 psychological thriller, also known as "The Chrysalis," features a man who wakes up with amnesia and a mysterious device implanted in his head, leading him to uncover a conspiracy?

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In 1839, a Scottish inventor named Kirkpatrick Macmillan created a product which helps people get from point A to point B. Millions of this product have been sold. What was it?

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The three largest cities of a certain U.S. state all begin with the letter "C." Name the state and three cities.

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There are two money bags. This first bag contains $10 bills. The second bag is twice as wide, twice as high, and twice as deep as the first, and is totally full of $1 bills. The second bag contains what percentage of the money that the first bag contains?

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This 2026 Australian POV horror film, written and directed by Richard E. Williams, follows Sean and his fiancée Grace as they venture into a remote forest to search for Sean's missing father, uncovering dark secrets involving cloning experiments to resurrect his deceased daughter. What is the title of this immersive thriller?

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Some of her best-known works are Middlemarch, The Mill on the Floss, and Silas Marner. Her real name was Mary Ann Evans, but her pen name was ... what?

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Perhaps the fastest passenger trains in the world can travel at a top speed of 188 miles per hour, and are found in France, and are known by what three-word phrase?

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Which actor starred in the films Brian's Song, Funny Lady, The Godfather, and For the Boys ?

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Planets: a. Which planet in our solar system has the shortest day - making one rotation about its axis every 10 hours or so? Is it Mercury, Jupiter, or Pluto? b. How many planets have no moons? c. Which planet has the tallest mountain - Earth, Mars, or U