Popular Trivia Questions

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There are five pairs U.S. Presidents who share the same last name. What are they?

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What visible electric discharge on the mast of a ship or the wing of an airplane during an electrical storm is named after the fourth-century patron saint of sailors, and is also the title of a 1985 movie starring Robe Lowe and Demi Moore?

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What is feldspar? A flower, a type of coral, or a mineral?

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He was easily elected president of his country in 1946, but lost a great deal of his popularity after the death of his wife in 1952, and he was overthrown in 1955 by a military coup. Who was this person, two-time president of Argentina?

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When "it" was unveiled in 1982, one speaker at the ceremony said, "Thank you, America, for finally remembering us." What was "it"?

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Archaeologists in March 2026 identified a large, man-made belt of stones, believed to be an ancient whale trap, discovered underwater off the coast of what European country?

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Which rebellious Irish singer around 1990, tore up a photo of the Pope on Saturday Night Live?

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What Christian holiday, commemorating the manifestation of God in human form, is celebrated by Greek Orthodox churches using the Julian calendar?

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Which baby pygmy hippo born at a Thai zoo became a viral internet sensation in 2024?

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The programming language used to prepare documents for the World Wide Web is called HTML, which is the abbreviation for what phrase?

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If a 6'8" foot long piece of wood is cut so that one piece is one-fourth the size of the other, how long will the longer piece be, in feet and inches?

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This kind of dance originated in Europe in the 17th Century, but by about 1815, it became the most popular dance in the ballrooms of Europe. What was it?

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In the game of Risk, what is the objective?

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What father and son acted together in the 1987 film Wall Street as well as the television show The West Wing?

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Which brand introduced the first electric razor in 1931?