Today's Trivia Questions

1

In 1808, the U.S. government prohibited the importation into the U.S. of what?

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In this 2016 heist film, the Four Horsemen illusionists are coerced by a tech prodigy named Walter Mabry to steal a powerful data chip, leading to a grand magical showdown in London. What is the title of this movie, a sequel to a 2013 film?

3

One of the most famous paintings of all time is the Mona Lisa: a. In which museum is it currently located? b. What is the alternate name the Italian name for this painting?

3

In backgammon, how many points are on the board?

18

This magazine, founded by Henry R. Luce, was published on a weekly basis in 1936. It ceased publication in 1972, but resumed in 1978 as a monthly magazine, and is still available today. What is it?

36

Which women's tennis player won the 2025 Wimbledon singles title?

15

What is the Jewish day of rest called?

13

Early in his career, Elvis Presley released the most commercially successful double-sided hit record in pop music history. What were the titles of the two songs on the flip sides of this single record?

20

Name the actor who played the title role in each of these films: a. 1977 - Annie Hall b. 1966 - Alfie c. 1943 - Madame Curie

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Which late-night talk show, hosted by a former SNL cast member, is known for popular segments like 'Lip Sync Battle' and 'Classroom Instruments'?

5

What art movement of the 1960s used imagery from popular culture, such as advertising and comic books?

7

What two tools used by communist industrial and agricultural workers were displayed on the flag of the Soviet Union?

17

Most commercial jets take off and land at about the same speed. What is that speed in miles per hour? (margin 20 mph)

10

What beverage that many people enjoy drinking today was a popular drink among the Aztecs in the 15th Century?

10

What is the name of the hero from "Mike Tyson's Punch-Out"?