Random Trivia Questions

1

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

6

Which country had banned the sale of the original "Grand Theft Auto"?

17

For a long time fish and chips would have been considered the national dish of England, but these days, due to internationalization of the country, what foreign dish is even more likely to qualify as England's national dish? (general answer)

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According to reports, on what date in October 2025 did the last 20 living Israeli hostages return to Israel?

6

In the year 1800, the federal government of the United States moved to its newly constructed capital in Washington, D.C., from what city?

15

Of California, Oregon, and Washington, which was the first to become a U.S. state?

11

Since it became a city in 1991, this southern California city of 11,000 population has been victim of floods, mudslides, earthquake, and wildfires. What city is it?

40

Bitcoin reached an all-time high of approximately how much in October 2025?

6

What are the names of the wild dogs, nocturnal hunters, native to Australia?

13

Absolute zero registers at how many degrees Celsius?

2

What is the smallest positive number which, when divided by 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6, always leaves a remainder of 1?

13

Prophetically, just a few months before the Three-Mile Island nuclear reactor accident in Pennsylvania, a 1979 film dealt with the subject of a nuclear accident. That film was entitled The China Syndrome. Who were three stars?

16

This U.S. psychologist and author was the primary advocate of Behaviorism. He wrote the books Science and Human Behavior in 1955, Walden Two in 1961, and Beyond Freedom and Dignity in 1971. What is his name?

8

In the fall of 1992, which singer tore up a photo of the pope as a protest during her performance on Saturday Night Live?

8

To search for land, Noah sent what two kinds of birds out from the ark?