Random Trivia Questions

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At its maximum extent, around 500 years ago, what countries marked the northern and southernmost limits of the Inca empire?

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What is the name of the basic container in which most Chinese dishes are prepared?

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Which 1993 Bill Murray film had an animal name in the title?

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This operatic tenor who died in 1921 was the first singer ever to sell over one million records. What was his name?

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Which disease was appropriately named after the dark splotches it formed on its victims' bodies in the 14th century?

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The hill near Jerusalem on which Jesus was crucified has two names. What are they?

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Who is responsible for this phrase: "Turn on, tune in, drop out."

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1995's Athlete of the Year was Cal Ripken, who broke the record for playing in the most consecutive baseball games. This record was previously held by which person, and in which numbered game did Cal break this record?

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Fearing that its name might lead to the "spiritual pollution" of Chinese youth, China has banned the sale of which Yves Saint Laurent perfume product in stores across the country?

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The Bering Strait separates two countries?

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In the 19th century she helped women gain the right to vote. In the 20th century her likeness adorned an American coin. Who was she?

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Who won Album of the Year at the 2026 Grammy Awards, the first Spanish-language album to receive the honor?

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This anime series, also known as 'The Klutzy Class Monitor and the Girl with the Short Skirt,' follows the comedic, budding romance between a strict disciplinarian and a rule-breaking student with an 'inappropriate' skirt length. What is its Japanese title?

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This city on the Adriatic coast of southern Italy was an ancient trading center, an embarkation point for the Crusaders during the Middle Ages, the southern end of the Appian Way; today it's a popular departure point for cruise ships to Greece and other p

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In this film, an evil child was born at 6 a.m. on the 6th day of the 6th month. Which film?