Random Trivia Questions

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There are two ways to describe numbers: as cardinal numbers and as ordinal numbers. What is the first ordinal number?

10

In the 1980 film Raging Bull, Robert DeNiro played the role of which boxer?

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Which country's prime minister won every seat in the House of Assembly in a February 2026 landslide?

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This Asian country's official religion is included in the name of its capital city. What country, what capital city?

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What was the title of the 1974 comedy/horror film which starred Gene Wilder, Peter Boyle, Marty Feldman, and Madeline Kahn?

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Carol Channing won the Tony award as Best Actress for her role in one of Broadway's longest running shows. What was the title?

13

President George W. Bush's Vice President, Dick Cheney, served in what position on the cabinet of President George H. Bush?

10

What is the world's only city located in two continents?

15

That little thing called a "bandage" or "band-aid" in American English is known by what seven-letter name in British English?

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What viral internet fad of 2015 involved a dress that some people saw as blue and black while others saw as white and gold?

15

"The Simpsons" first appeared in the mid-1980's as a short segment on what woman's TV series?

14

The 1987 film, Gorillas in the Mist starred which actress playing the role of which anthropologist who studied gorillas in Africa?

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Which English word can mean all the following: to rain, to cause an event to happen, and to separate a solid from a chemical solution?

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This actress, a regular on the popular TV hit show, Friends, has a hairdo which has spawned millions of look-alikes around the world. What is her name?

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The 13th Century Italian poet named Dante Alighieri wrote a poem about an imaginary journey through Hell, Purgatory, and Heaven, which is considered perhaps the greatest poem of the Middle Ages. What is the name?