Today's Trivia Questions

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What was the one-word name of the album released in 1986 by Huey Lewis and the News, in which five members of the San Francisco 49-ers sang along on the recording?

current events

In March 2026, scientists discovered a genetic switch that revives what type of cancer-fighting cells, preventing them from becoming exhausted?

science

What unit of electricity is equal to the work done when a current of 1 amp is passed through a resistance of 1 ohm for 1 second? Is it a volt, a watt, or a Joule?

current events

Can you name two Olympic sports which can have both men and women participating equally and simultaneously?

other

What three colors make up the s-shaped logo found on Golden Gate Transit boats and buses?

current events

What coffee company announced in March 2026 it reached the milestone of donating 100 million coffee trees to farmers globally?

science

Name all the planets in our solar system without a moon.

other

This African country, settled by returning black slaves, speaks English, uses the dollar for currency, and has a capital city named for a U.S. President. Name the country and the capital.

geography

NM: The foundations for it were laid by William the Conqueror in 1078. Later, it was used as a mint, and King Henry VII made it his home. Queen Elizabeth I and her mother lived there, as did Sir Walter Raleigh. Name this London landmark.

other

Named after the original natives of Ireland, Scotland, and Wales is which American sports team?

entertainment

Born in 1903, he became a singer and actor who received an Academy Award in 1944, and recorded 1500 records, including more #1 hits than Frank Sinatra, Elvis Presley, and the Beatles (39 of them). Who was he?

words

CD-ROM, a popular means of storing text, music, and visuals, is an abbreviation for what?

geography

It is said that Erik the Red named this land incorrectly on purpose, in order to attract visitors and settlers. Which land?

geography

Today's Trivia Questions

What government agency is responsible for collecting federal taxes in the US?

What was the one-word name of the album released in 1986 by Huey Lewis and the News, in which five members of the San Francisco 49-ers sang along on the recording?

In March 2026, scientists discovered a genetic switch that revives what type of cancer-fighting cells, preventing them from becoming exhausted?

What unit of electricity is equal to the work done when a current of 1 amp is passed through a resistance of 1 ohm for 1 second? Is it a volt, a watt, or a Joule?

Can you name two Olympic sports which can have both men and women participating equally and simultaneously?

What three colors make up the s-shaped logo found on Golden Gate Transit boats and buses?

What coffee company announced in March 2026 it reached the milestone of donating 100 million coffee trees to farmers globally?

Name all the planets in our solar system without a moon.

This African country, settled by returning black slaves, speaks English, uses the dollar for currency, and has a capital city named for a U.S. President. Name the country and the capital.

NM: The foundations for it were laid by William the Conqueror in 1078. Later, it was used as a mint, and King Henry VII made it his home. Queen Elizabeth I and her mother lived there, as did Sir Walter Raleigh. Name this London landmark.

Named after the original natives of Ireland, Scotland, and Wales is which American sports team?

Born in 1903, he became a singer and actor who received an Academy Award in 1944, and recorded 1500 records, including more #1 hits than Frank Sinatra, Elvis Presley, and the Beatles (39 of them). Who was he?

CD-ROM, a popular means of storing text, music, and visuals, is an abbreviation for what?

It is said that Erik the Red named this land incorrectly on purpose, in order to attract visitors and settlers. Which land?

Can you name 4 countries on the mainland of Africa whose spelling begins with the letter M: