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Have a happy Halloween everyone!

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QUESTIONS:

Pricing

On September 4, 1972 a Chevy Vega became the first vehicle won on what game show?

Canals

In 1928, Richard Halliburton became the first person to swim the length of what canal?

Grand Slam Tennis

There are two people that hold the record for most grand slam titles at 24 wins. Who is the man that owns his record and who is the woman that also owns this record?

Herbivores

What is the world's largest living herbivore, or land or in water?

Protests

On July 28, 1917, a massive silent protest led by the NAACP took place on what major Avenue in New York City?

Festival foods

What food found at fares and festivals originated in the Middle East and was originally known as zalabiyeh before Germans got a hold of it and sprinkle it with powdered sugar?

Let's go Murfin now! Wait...that sounds wrong.

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QUESTIONS:

Notation

If you’re reading music and you see a hashtag, what does that tell you about the note you’re playing?

Social Media

Launched in 1997, what was the first real social media platform? I bet Kevin Bacon was on it.

Disasters

The most powerful earthquake ever recorded occurred in 1960 off the coast of what country

Airport Codes

MCO is the airport for what, apparently, super happy town in Florida?

Cathedrals

The Cathedral of the Protection of Most Holy Theotokos on the Moat, is a cathedral that features iconic spires, but its better known by what saintly name?

Border Disputes

Bir Tawil is a desert that due to a surveying error is considered no-mans land, and it lies between which two African Countries?

Mercy Buckups France!

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QUESTIONS:

Expense Reports

In 1969, which astronaut had submitted an expense report to get reimbursement for his personal expenses related to the lunar mission?

Holiday Foods

What candy was invented in Philadephia and initially called chicken feed before acquiring what more well known name?

Scenic Railroads

The Empire Builder line is an Amtrak route that goes from Chicago to which two cities?

Civil Rights

In 1960, Ruby Bridges became the first African American child to attend the all-white William Frantz Elementary School in what southern US city?

Pacemakers

Which politician had the wireless capability of his pacemaker disabled for fear of an assassination attempt?

Scavengers

What bird, known as an undertaker bird, has the longest wingspan of any land bird? They also make an appearance in the book Grumpy Monkey

In this episode, Ernest goes to court and sets off a crisis.

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QUESTIONS:

Periodic Table

What metal that caps the Washington Monument because it was so rare is ironically the most abundant in the Earth’s crust? Bad news for those with triskaidekaphobia

Musical inventions

What Instrument invented in Belgium in 1846, was designed to be a cross between a brass and a woodwind instrument?

Island Nations

Which Island Nation in the Pacific is the only one that is located in all 4 hemispheres?

Clock Towers

The Tower of the Winds is the oldest surviving clock tower and it’s located in what ancient city?

Brand Mascots

What Mascot that debuted in 1877, doesn’t technically have a first name but is referred to as Larry by employees of that company?

World Cups

Last played in 2023, what country most recently won the Rugby World Cup?

OK, let's go. 

👆That's a nod to the #FOTD

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QUESTIONS:

Middle East Cities

What is the largest city in the world to span two separate continents?

College Football Trophies

When Iowa and Minnesota meet, they play for the Floyd of Rosedale, a 98 lb trophy that depicts what animal?

Social Movements

The First Women’s rights convention with the goal of achieving Women’s suffrage took place in 1848, in what New York town?

Pollinators

Which insect uses Buzz pollination in order to blast pollen out of flowers?

Prosthetics

The Hanger Limb is the one of the worlds first articulated legs and it was used to treat soldiers following what war?

Historic Inventions

What collectible invention first introduced in 1949 was used to dispense candy in order to help people kick smoking to the curb?

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QUESTIONS:

Coastlines

Which US state has the Highest amount of total shoreline, including Lakes?

Commercials

Mikey was the iconic but silent kid who liked what cereal from a 1972 commercial?

Championship Trophies

The Larry O’Brien Championship Trophy is awarded to the champions of the finals in what professional sports league?

Music Terms

Andanté is the term that dictates that a piece of music should be played at what paces, I mean pace?

Topiary

What plant that comes in Japanese, Wintergreen, Green Mountain and American varieties is ideal for topiary design?

Savings

Saving money in an account? Make sure it’s protected by the FDIC, which stands for the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, or the NCUA, which is an acronym meaning what?

Mmmmm.....Brie

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QUESTIONS:

Transit Systems

In most electric subway systems, the trains derive their power from what source that may be hostile to human touch?

World Series

What alliterative baseball legend holds the record for the most Home Runs in career world series games?

Predators

The fossa is a small catlike predator endemic to which island nation that got a lot of screen time in a 2005 film?

That must be Nigel with the Brie

What 1999 film starring Larry Miller and Alison Janney is a modern-day adaptation of The Taming of the Shrew?

Historic Speeches

“I am prepared to die” is a speech given by what future world leader in 1964, before he went on to live for another 49 years?

Nanotechnology

What ancient swords from Sri Lanka and India actually contained nanotubes giving the sabers highly desirable qualities like extreme durability?

Don't get saucy with me Bernays!

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QUESTIONS:

Household Finance

According to the US Bureau of labor and statistics, what expense is on average the highest line item in most Americans household budget?

Monument Design

Maya Lin is an architect, who as a 21 year old student, won the national design competition for what memorial in Washington DC?

Music History

Which legendary band’s frontman was born in Zanzibar and has the birth name Farrokh Bulsara?

Advertising

In 1975, Actor Karl Malden delivered the famous advertising slogan “Don’t leave home without it” for what major credit card company?

Propaganda

Austrian-American Edward Bernays is called “the father of public relations“ and used propaganda to further a lot of of his campaigns. Which is fitting, considering he is a nephew of what other famous person who knew a thing or two about the mind?

Draft picks

Who was the last NFL player to have both won a Superbowl championship and be selected Number 1 in the draft?

Turns out John Snow knew a thing or two....

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QUESTIONS:

African Food

What fruit cultivated for hot climates is high in water content and native to Africa?

Materials Science

The big four categories in Material Sciences are composites, Ceramics and Glass, Polymers, and what 4th hard rocking category?

Camouflage

Norman WIlkinson created Dazzle Painting in 1917 to protect what objects from enemy attack?

Geospatial tech

John Snow was able to map the outbreak of what disease in London back to a contaminated water pump?

City Nicknames

The weather capital of the world is a moniker given to what US City that makes weather prediction an annual tradition?

Historic Trials

Illegally obtained material cannot be used in a court of law is the result of Mapp vs. what state?

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QUESTIONS:

Podcasts

The Inaugural Golden Globe award for best podcast awarded in 2025 went to which SNL Alum’s podcast?

Concert Halls

Steinert Hall is a defunct concert hall located 4 stories beneath a piano shop in what US City that has a piano row district?

Rivalries

In College Football, what two schools meet up in the Iron bowl?

Unemployment

Since the unemployment rate started being tracked in 1948, what month and year had the highest unemployment in the US?

Cryptography History

Admiral Hugh Sinclaire purchased what mansion in Milton Keynes Buckinghamshire, just in case he needed it for a future war purpose?

Subways

London, Copenhagen, New York and what other US city are the only 4 in the world to offer 24 hour service on their respective subway system?

Seriously, If you can explain it to me, write in.

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QUESTIONS:

Music Collaborations

APT is a 2024 single from the artist Rosé and what other musical superstar?

Scandals in History

Albert Fall was the secretary of Interior who accepted large bribes to pillage federal lands in what landmark US scandal?

Properly Named Products

What tool first on sale in 1983, was initially named as the pocket survival tool?

Landscape Architecture

Frederick Law Olmstead and Calvert Vaux are responsible for creating what two parks in NYC?

Urban Planning

What city in the world with a population of 250,000 is the largest without roads?

Fluid Dynamics

In September 2026, what entity announced a claimed solution to the nearly 90-year-old Navier–Stokes existence and smoothness problem?

Would this count under 20% of GDP? Probably.

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QUESTIONS:

Ciphers

Kryptos is a sculpture with an unsolved puzzle outside of which government building in VA?

Operettas

One of the most popular operettas was Die Fledermaus by Johann Strauss in 1874. What does Fledermaus translates to in English

Train Stations

Which Train Station, at 44, has the most platforms in the world?

Sports Dynasties

From 1991-2005, what MLB won 14 division titles, setting the record for the longest consecutive streak of it’s kind?

Asian Cuisine

Which cuisine when translated into English literally means “Touch your Heart”?

GDP

As calculated by the US Government Accountability Office or GAO, what type of work accounts for an estimated 20% of the US’s GDP?

Do the Bartman! Just not in Chicago....

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QUESTIONS:

Compasses

The compass as we know it was invented in China but used for what home decorating purpose rather than navigation?

Assissinations

On January 30, 1835, what president survived an assissination attempt on the steps of the Capitol when the would be attacker’s gun malfunctioned?

Thermodynamics

Energy cannot be created or destroyed is which numbered law of thermodynamics

Population

With about 25 million residents, which city in Africa is the most populous?

Interior Design

In 1958, Arne Jacobsen created a chair named after what food item for the SAS royal Hotel in Copenhagen

Radio Drama

Orson Welles lent his voice to the character Lamont Cranston, better known by what name due to his abilities to cloud the minds of criminals?

There is a PSA in this one in case you're going to be doing some questioning.

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QUESTIONS:

Sports Mascots

Since its in the news lately, Herky is the mascot of what university?

Fictional Locations

What is the name of the City-state that Shrek starts and ends his quest to deliver Fiona to Lord Farqaad?

Economic Indicators

The operability of what restaurant chain is used by FEMA to determine a hurricane’s severity?

Iconic Hotels

The Mandarin Oriental is a 5 star luxury hotel in the Nihonbashi district located in what Asian city?

Bioluminescence

Bioluminescence occurs when the molecule known as Luciferin interacts with what other element?

Codes

FORTRAN is the world’s oldest active programming language and was created by IBM in what year?

How do they work?!

*if anyone knows how to type an interrobang, let me know.*

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QUESTIONS:

Puppetry

Bunraku is a form of puppetry where 3 people are needed to operate one puppet and it originated in what country?

Maps

Which two countries that border the most countries, border each other?

Political Conventions

What city in the US currently holds the record for playing host the most times to a national political convention?

Magnetism

What two actions would you need to take to remove magnetic properties from a magnet?

Furniture Design

A couch with padded arms and deep button tufting is named after Philip Stanhope, the 4th Earl of what town in England?

Waltzes

The Blue Danube Waltz is one of the more famous ones out there. Who composed it? And yes, you have definitely heard it.

Run Eliud, Run!

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QUESTIONS:

Calculators

The Pascaline was the world’s first mechanical calculator and designed in 1642 by what mathematician?

Spies

Operation Acoustic Kitty was a plan by the CIA to surgically implant listening devices into cats for the purposes of listening to what targets?

Business Schools

The Booth School of Business is named after Philanthropist David Booth and can be found at what Midwestern University?

Fungi

The largest fungi, a Honey Mushroom, can be found in what US State’s Blue Mountains?

Observation Decks

The world’s highest observation deck is 561.3 meters high and can be found in what city?

Leafy Greens

Popeye likes to eat Spinach, specifically because, according to Popeye, it contains what vitamin?

Answer these before a big foot falls on you.

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QUESTIONS:

Quilts

The largest community art project is a quilt that honors the victims of what disease?

Marches

Because I’m a fan, The theme of Monty Python’s Flying Circus is what march by John Philip Sousa? You might see it in Philly.

Magic Shows

Fool Us is a currently running TV show where amateur magicians try to fool what famous magical act?

Electricity

Located in China, what is the world’s largest power plant both in size and output?

Arenas

The house that Jordan built is the nickname of what Arena in Chicago where the Bulls, and Blackhawks currently play?

Launguages by Country

Guaraní is an Indigenous language spoken widely alongside Spanish in what landlocked South American nation?

Remember to always eat your veggies.

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QUESTIONS:

Detectives

Kate Warne is widely accepted to be the first female detective in the US and in 1861 was instrumental in uncovering the Baltimore plot, a conspiracy to assonate what  public figure?

Root Vegetables

The Rutabaga is the natural hybrid of the turnip and what other leafy vegetable?

Roadside Attractions

Lucy, a six story attraction in Margate City, New Jersey is a giant sculpture of what animal?

Mosses

Shad Gregory Moss, is a rapper and actor who is now known by what stage name, after shedding the “Lil’” in 2003?

Presidential Elections

George Washington is the only president to receive every electoral vote cast. The next closest came in 1820, when all but one electoral vote went to what president?

Watches

Debuting on July 1 1941, what watch company is responsible for the first ever television commercial in the US?

Money money money money MONEY!

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QUESTIONS:

International Currencies

Starting in 2000, Ecuador has used what currency following an economic crisis?

Weaving

The warp and the weft are the names given to the threads on pieces that come off of which textile manufacturing device?

Circus Arts

The trapeze was invented by what French acrobat who also was the namesake of something you might want to wear on a trapeze?

A Capella Groups

What group won the grammy for best arrangement with their song “Daft Punk” in 2015?

Stadiums

The Largest stadium in the US is a college football stadium located in what state?

Law Firms

Specter Litt is the high powered law firm in what TV series that ran from 2011 to 2019?

And now for something completely trivial:

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QUESTIONS:

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Family Destinations

Ashdown Forest in Sussex England is as family friendly as it gets since it’s the location that inspired the setting behind what beloved literary toy?

Tropical Fruits

With 139.41 million Metric tons, at least in 2024, what is the world’s most cultivated tropical fruit?

Ferns

A fern that is used as a vegetable and unroll as the days get warmer in the spring are named after what instrument part?

Clocks

At the National Institute of Standards and Technology in Colorado, there is an incredibily accurate atomic clock based off of what element?

Local Government History

Which President, born in 1808 was first elected as an Alderman in 1829 in Greeneville TN?

Sound

August 27 1883 was the date of the loudest recorded event in history, when what volcano erupted in Indonesia?

Yargh.

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QUESTIONS:

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Hall of Fames

Hockey’s hall of fame is split, At least in north America between Eveleth, MN and what Canadian city?

Embroidery

A Tapestry is created on a loom, whereas an embroidery receives its decoration with what other tool?

Choreographers

A pioneer of neoclassical ballet, who was a co-founder of the New York City Ballet and served as its director for 35 years?

Barbershop

The word barber is derived from the latin word “Barba” and translates into what English word?

Pirates

I previously asked about The Queen Anne’s revenge being renamed after being captured by Blackbeard. Blackbeard is also a pseudonym. What was his original name?

Consulting Firms

A frequent of Forbes 100 most powerful women list, Julie Sweet is the CEO of what consulting firm based in Bethesda, MD?

Let there be TRIVIA! and light too. Light's also nice...

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QUESTIONS:

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Immigration History

Annie Moore was the very first immigrant processed at Ellis Island in 1892 and she hailed from what country?

National Symbols

The national seal of Australia feature the two national animals. The kangaroo and what other large animal?

Cacti

The Orchid, Rattail, and Zig-Zag Cactus are all varieties that grow in which biome?

Escalators

The first escalator was installed in 1896 as a ride at what amusement park?

Melons

The Melon Bar is used as a placating device in what television series that debuted in 2022?

Light

The first filament that Edison used to successfully demonstrate the functionality of his light bulb was made out of what material?

Yabba dabba do straight to the moon!

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QUESTIONS:

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Heists

A half eaten salami sandwich was the key to catching the thieves of a diamond heist in 2003, located in which Belgian City?

Dance Style

Capoeira was a martial arts training practice disguised as dance and originated in what country?

Tony Winners

Which actress who has appeared in Carousel and Ragtime, holds the record for the most acting wins at the Tony’s?

News Networks

Starting in January 2026, Tony Dokoupil is the anchor of what news program?

Sports Records

Owen Wilson, of the Pittsburgh Pirates holds the record for the most type of what hit in a single season, which is arguably the hardest to get in baseball?

Aquatic Parks

World Waterpark is the great one! It’s the world’s largest indoor waterpark and can be found in which Canadian Provincial Capital?

Dum dum dum dum dum, Dennis Moore, dum dum dum dum.....

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QUESTIONS:

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Elevators

The Great Glass elevator in Charlie and the chocolate factory can take you up and down, sideways, and what other direction?

Wildflowers

Bluebonnets have a scientific name that is based of of what animal as they were thought to rob nutrients from the soil?

Labor History

THe American Federation of Labor, or AFL, was founded in 1886 by what British-American Cigar Maker?

Optics

What is the world’s darkest material whose name comes from a portmanteau of an Anagram and a color?

Flags of the World

Which two nations are the only ones to have perfectly square flags?

Textile Patterns

A continuous interlocking pattern of one line that folds back on itself, and is of Greek Origin is known as what?

You can really sink your teeth into this one.

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QUESTIONS:

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VIdeo Game Music

The Peddlers is a 19th century folk song that serves as the theme music for what game that first debuted in 1988?

Escape Rooms

Dr. Lawrence Gordon and Adam Stanheight are the two characters who wake up in a gruesome escape room in what horror film from 2004?

Publishing Houses

The big six publishing houses in the US became the big 5 when Random house merged with what animalistic publisher in 2013?

Berries

A berry is a fleshy fruit that comes from a flower with one ovary, so technically Strawberries, Raspberries, and Blackberries are not berries (They’re drupelets) but bananas, avocados, and what other plant that really hits its stride in the autumn, is a berry?

Unique Baseball Feats

On September 17, 1996, Hideo Nomo of the LA Dodgers became the only pitcher to toss a no-hitter in which ballpark, that is notoriously friendly for hitters?

Forensics

If you are a forensic odontologist, what part of the body are you most interested in?

I apologize to the parents out there. You'll know why soon enough.

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QUESTIONS:

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Construction Equipment

If you’ve got a great big arm and a great big boom, and you’ll start digging soon, what piece of equipment are you?

Relativity

What scientist touched on this discovery when he said moving objects work the same in motionless buildings and ships?

Universities by Country

Nanyang University is a top rated university located in which Asian city?

Streetwear

The most expensive sneaker ever sold is the the Air Jordan 13 “Bred” which combines what 2 colors?

Suffrage Movements

In 1906, what country became the first European nation to grant women’s suffrage?

Ballet

The royal academy of dance in France was a ballet school set up by which monarch who was a big fan of the dance?

Yes, there's a Monty Python Reference and extra arbitrary points if you get it early!

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Hip Hop Pseudonyms

What duo, already known by stage names, also use the nicknames: “Daddy Fat Sacks” and “3 Stacks”

Streaming Services

What was the first streaming service to take home an Oscar? This one was for The White Helmets.

Police History

Starting in 1838, what US city became the first to have a municipal police force?

Media Terms

A Holograph is a type of document that is written entire in what style?

Citrus Fruits

Measuring about 2-8 inches long and native to Southeast Asia, what is the largest citrus fruit?

Salamanders

An eft is the terrestrial juvenile stage of what type of salamanders, before they get better, and move to the water?

Seriously, don't overthink that first question. It's easier than you think.

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Libraries

The Magna Carta can be viewed at what library located in the UK. There’s a reason this is in the #1 slot….

Civil Rights Movement

The Sit-in movement at a Woolworths’s lunch counter began in what North Carolina city?

Musicals

The Music Man is set in what fictional Iowa town?

Tv Theme Songs

Who was the artist that sang the blues inspired theme song to the sitcom Frasier?

Haute Couture

In order to be called Haute Couture, clothes must be made, largely, by what method?

Quantum Mechanics

E=hf, where E is Energy, f is frequency, and H is was physiscist’s constant?

You can't spell fungus without....gus! and fun.

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Muscles

The Masseter is the strongest muscle relative to it’s weight, and is located where?

Legal Proceedings

What three words open up every session of the US Supreme Court

Theme Parks

At every Disney theme park, you can find a classic ride based off of which Disney character?

Frogs

Slippy Toad is the mechanic of the Arwing jet in what video game franchise?

Fungus

What fungus is known to infect ants and eventually take control of their nervous system? Good thing it doesn’t infect humans….yet.

Ships

La Concorde was a French slave ship before Blackbeard captured it and renamed it to what name?

I hope I got the physics question right! 😳 

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Runway Shows

The Big Four fashion shows in the world are the Paris, London, New York, and what other city’s fashion week?

Broadway

Which musical that debuted in 1991 features a real helicopter on stage?

Museums of the world

The Rosetta Stone and temporarily, The Bayeux Tapestry can be seen at what world famous museum?

Film Scores

In 2016, Quentin Tarantino’s film The Hateful Eight became the first competitive Oscar win for what legendary composer?

LEGO

The Lego Group is the world’s most prolific producer of what product that most people would not be afraid to step on?

Particle Physics

What is the name of a subatomic particle that has no electrical charge and, almost, no mass?

For kids, given the categories....Apparently.

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Trains

The Trans Siberian Railroad is the longest track in the world starting in Moscow and ending up in what city?

Crocodilians

Killer Croc is a supervillain who is mainly a foe of what comic book hero?

Beans

Butter beans are known by what other name because of the city they were shipped out of?

Space Race

Which astronaut became the first American to go into space on May 5, 1961?

Supreme Courts

What country, home to the worlds largest democracy, is often said to have the most powerful supreme court?

Boardwalk Attractions

The wooden rollercoaster built in 1924 called the Giant Dipper, can be found on the boardwalk of what Californian City?

No need to steal this pod. It's for everyone!

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Palaces

Which Palace that started construction in 1703 contains 775 rooms, 52 Royal and guest bedrooms, and 78 bathrooms, and is a working palace that the respective royal family uses?

Toys

What classic toy had the original name of L’Écran Magique? Which is French for “The Magic Screen”?

Fashion Houses

The World’s first branded engagement ring came from which fashion house that was founded in 1837?

Lullabies

Which lullaby written in 1968 has the lyrics: Close your eyes and I'll close mine

Good night sleep tight

Now the moon begins to shine

Good night sleep tight

Awards Shows

Which awards show’s trophy is made from a proprietary zinc alloy before being covered in gold?

Cruise Lines

MSC is an Italian cruise line that has had all of their ships christened by what film legend?

And no, the 4 categories are not related

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Lizards

Sheltopusiks are a European legless lizards that stood in for what animal in Raiders of the Lost Ark?

Potatoes

I think this category is neat. Along with tomatoes, eggplants, and tobacco, what botanical family do potatoes belong to?

Belle Époque

The Belle Epoque was a period in European history that was bookended by what two wars?

Observatories

Which Californian observatory holds the record for having the most people look through it?

Lighthouses

The Tallest light house in the world is located in the port of what Saudi Arabian city?

Bicycles

What appropriately named brand is is the world’s largest manufacturer of Bicycles?

Mmmmmmm....Root beer.

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Magic Tricks

The Death Saw was a grand illusion perpetrated by what magician in 1986?

Anthems

“To Anacreon in Heaven” was the inspiration for the anthem of what nation?

Anthology Series

What series created by Charlie Brooker is a look at the not too distant future and contains episodes with titles like “San Junipero”, and “White Bear”?

Art restoration

While restoring the painting Girl Reading a Letter at an Open Windo b Vermeer, a large painting of what deity of love was reveled in the background?

Courts

Sitting just below the Supreme Court, the federal appellate courts are split into how many jurisdictions?

Hotel Chains

Starting as a root beer stand in Washington DC and now containing about 1.78 million rooms, what is the largest hotel chain in the world? As of this recording…

This episode is POPPIN'!

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Fortresses

The Castillo de San Marcos is the oldest masonry fort in the US and located in what oldest city in the US?

Snakes

Endemic to South Asia, what is the largest venomous snake in the world?

Egg dishes

Shakshuka is an egg dish with ties to Norrh Africa and while to country of origin is sort of up for debate, most historians believe it originated in which country?

Jet engines

What leading jet engine manufacturer actually doesn’t produce any of the cars that’s its name suggests it does?

Satellites

Which satellite that shares its name with a financial company, is the oldest mad object currently still in orbit?

Victorian era

The Penny black debuted in 1840 and was the worlds first kind of stamp to have what feature?

My favorite artist makes an appearance on this show! Ok, not really but I do talk about him!

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Historic Ports

The port of Piraeus is the located 5 miles southwest of what major capital it serves?

Miniseries

Death by lightning is a 2025 miniseries about the assisination of what US president?

Prisons

What prison built in the 1930s was the only one to have hot showers for its inmates?

Protest Songs

Written by John Fogerty, Fortunate Son was inspired when the wedding of what two presidential descendants was televised?

Trivia Games

Beginning in 2000, who was the original host of the weakest link?

Airlines

What airline founded in 1919 is the worlds oldest continually operated airline?

Here we are now, entertain us....is what I imagine you're saying....

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Lunar Missions

The missions to the moon that are currently underway are named after what Greek goddess? The third mission is scheduled to take place in 2027

Sea Turtles

The leatherback is the largest sea turtle and the only one that doesn’t have a bony shell. What is the scientific name of this body part on this or any turtle called?

European Castles

Which castle named after a Royal family is the largest and most continuously inhabited castle?

Art Schools

RISD is the acronym for what top ranked school in the US?

Napoleonic Wars

The battle of Austerlitz, which Napoleon considered his finest victory, was a decisive win over the forces of what other two nations?

Helicopters

Frequent drivers of route 15 in Connecticut will know that what man is responsible for the invention of the mass produced helicopter?

This episode is like Barbra's legs! That will make sense on the last question....

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Holiday Songs

In Monster Mash, Dracula was upset that what dance was no longer in vogue?

Party Games

A game where participants have to explain complex thoughts with only monosyllabic words is called: “Poetry for…” what group of individuals?

Intelligence Agencies

Formed in 1968, RAW, or Research and analysis wing is the intelligence agency of what nation?

Automakers

What automaker, started by 5 brothers from Ohio, originated in Indiana and ceased production in the 1960’s?

Italian Cities

From 1861 to 1865, what city served as the first capital of a unified Italy?

Butter

What Scandinavian country valued butter so much that it’s ancestors were often called “butter-eaters”?

ENGAGE!

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Submarines

David Bushnell created the first hand powered combat submarine and deployed it during which 18th century war?

Counter-Reformation

In 1540, What Catholic order was founded by Ignatius of Loyola and approved by Pope Paul the 3rd in order to spread the catholic faith?

Mars Missions

The First successful landings on Mars were from what program that shares it name with an appliance brand, a football team, and a group of explorers?

Memorials

The Genbaku dome stands as a peace memorial as it survived what event?

Character Design

What two characters on the Simpsons look almost identical as one of them was supposed to be the others alter ego?

TV Hosts

What presbyterian minister, musician and TV host, maintained a weight of 143 lbs for the entirety of his 33 year career?

No Typo's here. Or maybe I should make one....Seems to have a beneficial effect.

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Tabletop games

Debuting in 1981, What game takes inspiration from Pie, Beer, and a Ship’s wheel to become one of the best selling board games?

Tech Companies

What tech company’s name contains a typo? Seems like they’re doing just fine despite the initial mistake

Espionage

What presidential candidate invoked by Zohran Mamdani in his victory speech was tried using the espionage act in 1918?

80’s Bands

I listened to “Wake me up before you go-go” by Wham!  On the way to school with the kids and I did not know one thing and I’m hoping you do. Who besides George Michael was in Wham!?

Chinatowns

OF all the Chinatown in the US, which one is the largest by area size?

Jellyfish

Unlike most Jellyfish, the Box jellyfish contains 24 instances of what organ?

Despite the title, this episode will proceed from left to right.

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Monuments

What monument designed by Gutzon Borglum ran out of funding and to this day remains unfinished?

Amphibians

The one trait that separates Amphibians from other animals is their ability to intake oxygen from what organ?

Manga

One of the defining traits of Manga is that most books and chapters use what color scheme throughout?

TV Pilots

An ode to a recently departed legend, What show holds the record for most viewed network series premiere?

Gospel Music

What tenor who had an incredibly successful solo career got his start as a member of the soul group, The Soul Stirrers?

Reformation

The reformation started on October 31st 1517, in Wittenburg Germany. What was the name of the Church that Luther nailed his 95 Theses to?

Trivia. Daily Trivia.

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Spacecraft

The Parker solar probe is the fastest man made object and is currently revolving around what celestial body?

Shopping Streets

What world famous shopping street  started as an unpaved country road up to Yorktown? Now it divides a city between east and west.

Toy Brands

Mound Metalworks was formed in 1946 and primarily made gardening tools. What name did they later adopt taking inspiration from a nearby lake?

Secret Societies

The Tomb is the windowless meeting room of what secret New England society?

Pickles

Not all Kosher Dill pickles are kosher. What are the two letters appear in one of the most widely recognized kosher certification symbols in North America?

James Bond

James Bond first appeared on in theaters in Dr. No. Who was the first person on screen to portray 007? And there’s a reason this is in the number 6 slot.

You're going to need some strategy to get through this. And by strategy, I mean....facts.

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Observation towers

The Highest observation tower in the western hemisphere can be found at what skyscraper? The glass is strong enough to hold 35….moose.

Reptiles

The Jacobson’s organ, designed to detect smells is found on what group of reptiles?

Soap Operas

Ending in 2009, what soap opera that started in radio was the longest running show lasting over 70 years and over 18,000 episodes?

Comic Art

Nicknamed “The King”, who is responsible for creating the look of several Marvel heroes, such as the Fantastic Four, the Avengers, and the X-Men?

Strategy games

In Stratego, the number 10 ranked Marshall is the most powerful piece of the army. What is the only other piece (besides a bomb) that can take out the Marshall?

Afrobets

In 2022, who became the first Nigerian artist to sell out Madison Square Garden?

Here's a ray of sunshine for you!

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Conspiracies

A famous conspiracy states that there is an underground bunker, illuminati headquarters, and lizard people beneath what major US airport?

Department stores of the world

Located on Oxford street, what British retailer could be considered Harrod’s biggest competition?

Rays

Baseball rays here: What is the AAA affiliate of the TB Rays located in North Carolina, which was made more famous by a 1988 Kevin Costner film?

Enlightenment

Diderot and Rousseau collaborated on what book designed to hold all human knowledge?

Lenses

If you have a convex lens in your glasses, what type of vision deficits are you treating?

Fermented foods

Natto is a food from Japan that is made from fermenting what legume?

Lot of good nuggets in this one!

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Album Cover Art

The 1971 Rolling Stones Album, Sticky Fingers, had what fastening item embedded in the album art?

Household Brands

“Better Things for Better Living…Through Chemistry” is the motto of what famous household name, despite most of their sales being a B2B nature?

Cartoon Voices

Maggie Simpson doesn’t say a lot in The Simpsons, but she was voiced by what legend of the screen who won 2 oscars in the 1960’s?

Skyscrapers

What NY Skyscraper completed in 1902 was initially known as the Fuller Building? It also has ties to the phrase 23 skidoo!

Talk Shows

Starting in 1991, and ending in 2022, what show holds the record for longest running daytime talk show with a single host?

Puzzles

Tommy Cherry holds the record for solving a Rubik’s cube in 11.56 seconds with what obstacle? 

That's right. This episode is just for YOU.....so maybe share it with someone?

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Best selling cars

Since 2000, what make and model vehicle holds the top spot in units sold in the US?

Basketball Nicknames

What basketball player who was in the NBA from 1996 to 2010 was nicknamed: The Answer?

River Mammals

Oregon and New York both have what river mammal as their official state animal?

Digital Cameras

Which company in 1994 released the QuickTake 1000? It was the first camera priced under $1000

Age of exploration

This was a dangerous time in human history to be a sailor! What was the leading cause of death amongst sailors and explorers?

Rocks

The three types of rocks are sedimentary, metamorphic, and what other rock made out of cooled magma?

That's right, an ACTUAL one.

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Film posters

Roger Kastel was an American artist, best known for illustrating  a villain in action on the film poster for what 1975 Blockbuster?

Late night shows

At 32 days, Al “jazzbo” Collins holds the record for shortest tenure as the host of what Late Night talk show?

Salsa

Since 2003, Chips and Salsa has the been the official state snack of what US state?

Esports

Summoners rift is the flagship game mode for what video game that is arguably the most popular esport?

Geographic terms

What is the name for a sandy isthmus that can be traversed if the water level is low enough?

National dishes

Seviche is the official legally recognized national dish of what country? The country ranks 19th in area size and has a population of about 35 million people.

Notice how I didn't say THE Silk Road...

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Silk Road

Ross Ulbricht, the founder of the black market website Silk Road, used what pseudonym made famous in the Princess Bride?

Walruses

What are the two main subspecies of walruses, each named for a geographic  region?

Film Camera

Unable to make the trip back because they weighed too much, where can you still find 12 abandoned Hasselblad cameras, last touched in 1969?

Famous Attorneys

You may not know Tom Girardi off the top of your head but you might remember his story (or at least part of it) as an attorney in what Oscar winning film released in 2000?

Jam

Much to Sammy Hagar’s chagrin, Jam must contain what percentage of sugar in order to be considered Jam?

Skylines

What city from 1974-2014 mandated that every building have a helipad? Once this mandate was scrapped, the Wilshire Grand Center was built.

40 years of a classic today!

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National Flowers

In 1986, Ronald Reagan signed legislation officially making what flower the national flower of the US?

Cartoon Series

In researching this question, I was surprised to find out that Scooby Doo is a nickname. What is that characters full name?

Flamenco

There are 4 elements of flamenco: The Cante or song, the toque or guitar, the Baile or Dance, and the Jaleo, which is what?

Literary Awards

The Lambda Literary Awards are the awards given to excellence in what field of literature?

Arcade Games

Dragon’s lair was an arcade game in 1983, that cost double the standard cost, so 50 cents, and was notable for featuring a laserdisc player as well as animations from what filmmaker who also directed films like “The land before Time”

USPS

The U.S. Postmaster General is unusual among major federal officials because the president doesn't appoint them. What governing body selects the Postmaster General?