Today's Trivia Questions

11

Which dangerous drug, whose generic name was originally a trade name, was first developed in Germany in 1898?

15

America's two highest rated TV shows from 1952 through 1957 were a wacky comedy show and a trivia quiz show. Can you name them both?

12

What is the name of a non-alcoholic beer typically served in British pubs?

15

What major film awards ceremony, often seen as a precursor to the Oscars, took place in January 2026?

2

Divorced, beheaded, died; divorced, beheaded, survived. To which people does this refer?

5

Frank Sinatra is known to his fans by what colorful nickname?

81

What was believed to have started the deadly fire at the Swiss ski resort bar in Crans-Montana on New Year's Eve?

78

What British espionage thriller series, based on Mick Herron's novels, follows a team of disgraced MI5 agents exiled to a dilapidated department known as Slough House, led by the slovenly but brilliant Jackson Lamb?

72

What is the sum of angles in a triangle?

78

What 1998 comedy film, starring Stanley Tucci and Oliver Platt, follows two unemployed actors who accidentally find themselves entangled in a murder plot aboard a luxury liner?

10

Can you name the world's northernmost, and southernmost, cities ever to host Olympic Games (summer or winter)?

5

The highest point in the US east of the Mississippi River is called Mt. Mitchell, elevation 6700 feet, and is found in which state? is it new hampshire, vermont, or north carolina

6

Which animal has the longest gestation period? Human, Whale, or Elephant?

8

What popular videogame character goes by the codename "Killer Bee"?

5

A couple of questions about Dr. Martin Luther King: a. Martin Luther King was minister of what church in what city? b. In what city was he assassinated?