Random Trivia Questions

14

Who painted 'The Night Watch', a masterpiece of the Dutch Golden Age?

15

In December, 1987, Russian leader Mikhail Gorbachev met with President Reagan, and proposed a new style of "openness" within the USSR. The Russian word for "openness" became a well-known word even in the west. What was that word?

13

Cars driving in many different countries of the world have 2 or 3 letter abbreviations for their country on the back of their cars. I will give you the abbreviations. Name the country. a. D b. E c. CH

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Though not an official film title, which concept suggests a hypothetical cinematic revisit to the dinosaur-filled island from the original Michael Crichton novel and Steven Spielberg film?

5

Which English word meaning dirty, wretched, or repulsive comes from the Latin word for filthy?

15

The word "aspirin" is a generic term today, but in the 19th century it was a brand name for a new wonder drug developed by what company?

11

In 1972, this Romanian citizen became the first tennis player from behind the Iron Curtain to win the US Open tennis tournament. What was his name?

9

What classic video game involves a yellow character eating dots and avoiding ghosts?

12

What number lies halfway between 1/3 and 1/5?

11

Which of the following civilizations extended furthest north? Aztecs, Mayans, or Incas?

3

The beautiful island of Bali is actually part of which country?

70

In this 2026 Thai drama, a determined creditor pursuing her dreams finds an unexpected romance with a man burdened by his ex-girlfriend's massive debt. What is the title of this series, which weaves together heartfelt love stories amidst financial entanglements?

20

In 1938, Mussolini banned all American cartoons in Italy, except for which one?

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What Australian festival, featuring architectural projections and cultural programs, will light up Canberra from February 27 to March 9, 2026?

4

Released in 1969, what was the title of the Beatles' last studio-recorded album?