Today's Trivia Questions

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Who created the sculpture 'The Thinker'?

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If a sports team has won 30 games and lost 20 so far this season, what percentage of their remaining 20 games must they win in order to have a 50% winning season?

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Can you name any three of the six countries which border Libya?

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This Motown recording artist was born in Detroit in 1943. She released her first song in 1961, and eventually went on to become one of the leading female singing stars of the early 1960's, with 10 top forty hits. She died of cancer in Los Angeles in July,

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Which actor starred in the films Brian's Song, Funny Lady, The Godfather, and For the Boys ?

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Which three golfers, all born in 1912, are credited with making the game into the popular pastime it is today?

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If you give me $100, then I will have half as much money as you, but if I give you $100, then you'll have five times as much money as I do. How much does each of us have now?

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In 1966, American POW Jeremiah Denton sent a message to his superiors about prisoner treatment from the North Vietnamese military during a staged televised interview that was telecast back to the United States. What was the one-word message Denton sent by

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What is the name of the five-dice game where players try to create different combinations similar to poker hands?

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In the 2025 World Series, Yoshinobu Yamamoto became the first pitcher to win three games in a single Series since which pitcher in 2001?

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Born in Tasmania in 1909, he prospected for gold, smuggled diamonds, and worked on ships. He was the first Australian actor to become a major Hollywood star. Who was this man, who died in 1959?

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Around the middle of the 18th century, this Englishman wrote a book of rules and instructions for indoor games, especially card games. Who was he?

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Place the Greek philosophers Plato, Aristotle, Socrates in historical order starting with earliest:

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Mario originated as a character in which classic videogame?

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This 1953 musical comedy film, an adaptation of a Cole Porter Broadway musical, was adapted from Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew. It starred Kathryn Grayson and Howard Keel, featured the song, "Another Opening, Another Show," and was filmed in 3-D!