Today's Trivia Questions

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Which thought-provoking film, whose title suggests a narrative centered on themes of possession, inheritance, or perhaps the ultimate impermanence of material belongings, invites viewers to ponder the true value of what one holds?

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Who won the Best Actress Oscar in 2025 for her role in Anora?

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What art movement, begun in the early 20th century, features fragmented and abstract forms, pioneered by Picasso and Braque?

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This 2018 Japanese anime film, the second in a trilogy, is set in Tokyo and focuses on a girl who becomes a military experiment to save the world from destruction at the cost of her own self, battling an enemy known as 'Eureka Seven'. What is the film's shortened title?

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In 1905, this woman opened her own architecture office in San Francisco. One year later, after the earthquake and fire of 1906, the interior of the Fairmont Hotel was rebuilt by her. Who was she?

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Can you name the titles of the two singles recorded by Paul McCartney and Michael Jackson?

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Which actress and actor starred as the romantic couple in the 1959 film, Pillow Talk?

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What amendment to the US Constitution abolished slavery?

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What major tech company launched its next-generation smartphone, the iPhone 17, in September 2025?

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A nine-meter long piece of wood is cut so that one piece is 50% longer than the other. Exactly how long is the longer piece?

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When she insured her legs for $1,250,000 in 1937, this movie star became known as "the Girl with the Million Dollar Legs." Who was she?

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If a square has the same area as a circle whose radius is one unit in length, exactly how long is each side of the square?

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How many of the whole numbers from 1 to 100 are either divisible by 7 or include a 7 in their digits?

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This city is one of the oldest intellectual centers in Europe. Many of its buildings are over 600 years old. It is located on the Rhine River at the point where Germany, France, and Switzerland all meet. What city is this?

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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