Random Trivia Questions

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Since the early 1700's, nearly all British prime ministers have lived at what London street address?

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Which 1982 film, based on a novel written by John Irving, starred Glenn Close and Robin Williams?

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To give thanks for the end of the Black Death in 1632, inhabitants of this town in the Bavarian Alps of southern Germany vowed to enact a Passion play every ten years, which they have done faithfully, ever since. Which town is this?

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Humorous poems, five lines long, probably originated in which county of Ireland?

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The name for which European food specialty comes from the French word meaning "melted"?

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In December 2025, Netflix entered an agreement to acquire what major entertainment company for $68.8 billion?

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Before this young man reached his twentieth birthday in 1960, he had more than fifteen musical hits on the Billboard Top 20 charts. Who was he?

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Which country of Europe is called the land of humane bullfights: where the bulls are not killed?

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According to Forbes magazine list of the top money-earning entertainers, which female in the entertainment business was the top money-maker during 1992, grossing about $46 million?

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Edward Teach, an Englishman who turned to an extremely savage form of piracy, was better known by what colorful name?

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What organization administers the GED test for high school equivalency?

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What is "Magic" Johnson's first name?

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In 1967, which American jurist became the first black person to hold a seat as a Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court?

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During the 1980's which entertainer was considered to be the poet laureate of Colorado?

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What is the name for the study of the supernatural influence of numbers on human life?