Today's Trivia Questions

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If a tax increase of one quarter percent causes you to pay an extra 15¢ for a product, what was the original price of the item?

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By what simpler name is deoxyribonucleic acid known?

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For a long time fish and chips would have been considered the national dish of England, but these days, due to internationalization of the country, what foreign dish is even more likely to qualify as England's national dish? (general answer)

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Which Middle-east country along the Mediterranean Sea, about 35 miles wide and 135 miles long, gained its independence from France in 1943?

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Which country elected Keir Starmer as its new Prime Minister in a Labour Party landslide victory on July 4, 2024?

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If there are 16 telephone poles in a straight line, each pole 80 meters apart, how far is it from the first pole to the last?

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Which river in New Mexico and Arizona hsa the same name as a venomous lizard?

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One of the most successful films to come out of Australia was a 1981 anti-war film, which starred Mel Gibson. What was the title?

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We send our mail according to the proper ZIP code. What is ZIP an abbreviation for?

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On August 9, 1963, Jacqueline Kennedy gave birth to a son, who died 2 days later. What was his name?

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If you flip a coin three times, what's the probability of getting at least one "tail"?

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Inter Miami won the 2025 MLS Cup, defeating the Vancouver Whitecaps. What was the final score?

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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?

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On March 2, 1962, the all time record for points scored in a single NBA basketball game was set, when what great athlete scored how many points?

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She first gained fame in the role of Princess Leia in Star Wars. In 1985, she married and divorced singer-songwriter Paul Simon. In 1990 she wrote the screenplay for Postcards from the Edge . Name her and her parents.