Random Trivia Questions

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What 1920s fad involved people sitting on top of flagpoles for extended periods?

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Can you name three Nicholas Cage films whose titles include the names of southwestern U.S. locations?

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As of February 2026, Bitcoin was trading in a range between approximately what two price levels?

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The fastest growing plant can increase up to 35 inches (or 90 cm) in one day. What is it?

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Anthony Davis was traded from the Dallas Mavericks to which NBA team in a massive 2026 deadline deal?

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Which Japanese TV series dominated the 82nd Golden Globe Awards in January 2025, winning four television categories including Best Drama?

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The EU lifted all economic sanctions against which Middle Eastern country in May 2025?

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The 1991 film, Silence of the Lambs won the four major Oscars: Actor, Actress, Director and Film. Can you name the Oscar-winning actor, actress, and director?

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Which 2007 American crime drama film, starring Paul Dano and Nick Cannon, uses a non-linear narrative to depict a series of brutal and interconnected youth-related killings over a single weekend in a small town?

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Which South American city is named “River of January”.

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This city, located on the James River, was capital city of the Confederacy from 1861 to 1865, and is capital of its state today. Which city is it?

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President Harry Truman liked to say, "If you can't stand the heat, get out of ... what?

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Which athlete won the most gold medals at the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics?

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This actor died of AIDS in1991. He had kept his illness a secret, fearing he wouldn't be able to work in Hollywood. He was star of a 1978 film about an American imprisoned in Turkey for drug smuggling. What is his name and the name of the film?

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The longest continuously published catalog in the USA was created in the 19th century for a New York department store named after its two founders, that has been selling the most modern, unique, and innovative gadgets and inventions worldwide since 1848.