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Monopoly: On which Monopoly property would you find yourself if you landed on the most expensive dark blue street? More Info
US Presidents: Since 1945, 4 incumbents have been on the ballot and lost the general election. One was George HW Bush, name the other three.
Drugs: What modern drug’s development was based on research into the venom of the Gila Monster? More Info
US States: Which US state has the highest population density? More Info
Word: What word links the composer Richard Wagner and San Francisco basketball?
Speed: What was the first man-made object to break the sound barrier? More Info
Crime: According to Bob Dylan, why don’t the pump work? More Info
Mount Everest: As of 2025, how many different people have climbed Mount Everest? People (including sherpas) who have made multiple ascents still count as one person. (± 30%) More Info
Depression: Which major world city is sinking up to 20 inches per year due to extraction of water from its aquifer? More Info
English: Who changed the spelling many of our American words to drop the 'u', such as colour->color, armour->armor, humour->humor, flavour->flavor, and honour->honor? More Info
Fashion: What Civil War general’s name is associated with his facial hair style? More Info
Southern Neighbors: Which US state is surrounded by six neighboring states, and all of the neighbors can be reached by heading due south from somewhere within the state? More Info
Coffee: Where did the name Starbucks come from? More Info
Economics: Who is the author of this quote: “Labor is prior to, and independent of, capital. Capital is only the fruit of labor, and could never have existed if labor had not first existed. Labor is the superior of capital, and deserves much higher consideration.” (a) Karl Marx. (b) Leon Trotsky. (c) Abraham Lincoln. (d) Jefferson Davis. More Info
Canada: Approximately what percentage of Canadian citizens live south of Seattle? (± 5%) More Info
Opera: What is the title of Beethoven’s only opera? More Info
Sports: What was Wilt Chamberlain’s record for most points in a single game? (± 3). More Info
Currency: Before 1971, how many pence were in a pound in the UK? More Info
Geometry: Because of the curvature of the earth, the tops of the two towers supporting the Golden Gate Bridge are farther apart than their bases. How much farther (± 50%)? (Earth radius: 3959 miles, tower height: 746 feet, distance between tower bases: 4200 feet.) More Info
Forum/Wordle: The following Wordle puzzle in progress allows only a single 5-letter English word as a solution. The word happens to be related to the Forum, but it is not necessary to know that in order to solve the puzzle.
Tie Breaker: How many islands are there in the Philippines? More Info
