Popular Trivia Questions

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Founded in 1609, and now the capital city of its state, what is the oldest city in America west of the Mississippi?

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a. How many bones in the human body? b. Of these 206 bones, about 1/4 of them are located in which part of the human body?

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By 1984, this singer/entertainer had sold around 100 million record albums and given over 2,000 live concerts, yet he was relatively unknown in the United States. Who is he?

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How many U.S. states' spellings end with the letters IA?

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Two of the ten most performed songs of all time by different entertainers are Beatles songs with a one word title. Can you name them?

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Ask one or both parts a. Which piano player starred in a television advertisement for Diet Coke? b. Which piano player starred in a television advertisement for Diet Pepsi?

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What company, producer of products worn primarily by men, was founded by men named Bradley, Voorhies, and Day?

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What three words, the motto of France, are found on most French coins?

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In the 1976 film, Network, frustrated television viewers were urged to stick their heads out of their windows and yell what angry cry?

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This 320-island nation of the southwest Pacific Ocean with capital Suva was discovered in 1643 by Dutch navigator Abel Tasman, annexed by Great Britain in 1874, and became independent in 1970. What country is it?

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When he developed his Theory of Relativity, Albert Einstein was living in what capital city?

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Feb. 25, 1964, young boxing phenomenon Cassius Clay first gained the heavyweight title when he knocked out which champion?

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The title of the Oscar-winning 1994 film contained the name of its primary, fictional character. What was it?

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What artist released her first new album in a decade, titled 'To Whom This May Concern,' in February 2026?

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Which fast-food chain lost more than $29 million after their hamburgers were linked to deadly bacterial outbreaks in 1993?