Today's Trivia Questions

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These two men are brothers, from a very musical family. One is a preeminant jazz trumpeter and artistic director of jazz programming for New York's Lincoln Center. The other is a saxophonist, actor, and orchestra director. What are their full names?

3

What does the acronym LAN stand for in networking?

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Which professional wrestling television program, considered the flagship show of All Elite Wrestling, airs live on Wednesday nights and features top stars competing in high-octane matches?

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Shemar Moore stars as Sergeant Daniel 'Hondo' Harrelson Jr., a Los Angeles native tasked with leading a new Special Weapons And Tactics unit, in this action-packed police procedural series.

2

It has been around for hundreds of years, and is world famous because it moved. It is still moving at the rate of 1-2 millimeters per year, and this has people worried. What is it?

3

The word "zero," indicating "something empty," comes from what language?

54

Approximately how many people were evacuated due to the January 2025 Los Angeles wildfires?

8

Who said 'Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall'?

3

Which planet was named after the Roman god of war?

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The highest point in the US east of the Mississippi River is called Mt. Mitchell, elevation 6700 feet, and is found in which state? is it new hampshire, vermont, or north carolina

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Presidential extremes: a. At 6'4", who was the tallest President? b. At 5'4", who was the shortest President?

9

Original inhabitants of Southern Africa, these nomadic hunters and gatherers of the Kalahari Desert were named by Dutch settlers after their native environment. Who were they?

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Armenia and the United States signed a nuclear deal in February 2026 worth up to how many billion dollars?

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Which film's provocative title suggests a character's intense frustration or desire for retribution, implying a situation where physical retaliation is impossible or metaphorically yearned for?

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In 1847, Michigan became the first state to abolish this, and since that time, less than half the states have followed. What is it?