Today's Trivia Questions

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On what date did the Israel-Hamas ceasefire take effect in January 2025, with the first hostages and prisoners released?

24

What Japanese mission, slated for late 2026, will travel to Mars, study its moons Phobos and Deimos, and collect a sample from Phobos?

7

In the 1994 no-brainer comedy Ace Ventura, Pet Dectective , Jim Carrey's character was hired to find what?

18

If the difference between two numbers is 6, and the difference of their squares is 180, what is the sum of the numbers?

15

She died in 1987 in Vermont at the age of 82. Her life story became the basis for the film, The Sound of Music. What was her full married name?

15

What was the first product sold by Amazon.com?

71

Amanda Peet stars as Bridgette, an aerobics instructor whose life is upended when she learns an ex-lover has died of AIDS, prompting her to get tested and confront the anxieties surrounding her new relationship in this 1997 drama. What is the title of this film?

10

Today, many foreign automobile companies have plants in this country. However, in 1978, which major foreign automobile manufacturer became the first to build cars in the United States?

11

What language, now extinct, was spoken by the Goths, the tribe that invaded the Roman Empire?

3

All of Shakespeare's plays were written within about a 22-year span of time. Name any year, and if it is included in the 22 year span, you get the answer correct.

20

See if you can arrange these seven letters into a seven-letter word using all these letters exactly one time: A, E, O, P, R, S, T?

13

What globally popular anime series depicts humanity's struggle for survival against gigantic humanoid creatures known as Titans, featuring Eren Yeager and the Survey Corps fighting to reclaim their world?

5

What 1966 landmark case established the 'one person, one vote' principle for legislative districts?

8

In 1619, the first African slaves in America arrived in which current U.S. state?

9

In 1894 this French Jewish army officer was convicted of treason and sentenced to life imprisonment, but ultimately acquitted when the evidence against him was shown to have been falsified by anti-Semites. Who was he?