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1.What does VHS stand for?

People crossing a busy street in an urban setting, highlighting civilization and modern life dynamics.

2.What was the first known civilization in human history?

Colorful abstract molecular structure representing the element iron, chemical symbol Fe, in a scientific visual.

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3.Fe is the symbol of which chemical element?

Person thinking about orca animal during Trivial Pursuit Challenge, wearing a red plaid shirt, against a white background.

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4.What type of animal is an orca?

"Trivial Pursuit: The Last Supper painting by Leonardo da Vinci depicting Jesus and disciples at a long table."

5.Who painted The Last Supper?

Two hands gently touching, symbolizing same-gender marriage rights.

6.Which country first legalized same-gender marriage?

Man in a blue shirt and birthday hat; Trivial Pursuit Challenge theme based on sport he played actively.

7.Andy Murray was an active player in which sport?

Person viewing human anatomy diagram on tablet, relevant to bones in adult human body.

8.How many bones are there in the adult human body?

Nobel Prize ceremony with audience and performers, highlighting academic excellence and recognition.

9.Who was the first person to win two Nobel Prizes?

Question mark cutouts in beige and white on a brown background, representing Trivial Pursuit Challenge.

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10.Ornithology is the study of what?

Person in glasses pondering strategy game options, wearing an orange shirt against a neutral background.

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11.The Queen's Gambit is a strategy used in which one of these games?

Bald man with glasses, beard, and beige jacket in a desert setting, related to Breaking Bad character trivia.

12.What is the name of the main character in Breaking Bad?

World map at night showcasing city lights, symbolizing global trivia pursuit and Dhaka's role as a capital.

13.Dhaka is the capital of which country?

Sphinx under a starry sky, symbolizing ancient Egyptian gods.

14.Who was one of the ancient Egyptian gods?

Popcorn in striped containers, a nod to movie trivia about the first talking film with dialogue.

15.Which movie is the first talking movie with dialogue?

Close-up of a microphone on a stand with a purple background, symbolizing music and songwriting inspiration.

16.Whitney Houston's "I Will Always Love You" was originally written and performed by whom?

Glass jar of sugar cubes on a white background, representing the "Sugar Bowl" of the world.

17.Which country is called the ''Sugar Bowl'' of the world?

Open book with visible text pages, related to "Trivial Pursuit Challenge" and poetry exploration.

18.Who wrote the poem titled Lady Lazarus?

Tennis racket and ball on clay court, Trivial Pursuit Challenge theme.

19.Which term describes the score zero in tennis?

Young girl practicing karate, wearing a white belt, in a dimly lit dojo.

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20.If you're a beginner at karate, which belt would you wear at first?

Stack of books representing Trivial Pursuit query about "Call me Ishmael" book opening line.

21."Call me Ishmael" is the opening line of which book?

Athlete standing near a barbell, wearing sports shoes, on a gym floor for Trivial Pursuit Challenge.

22.Arnold Palmer was an athlete in which field?

Basketball approaching hoop, highlighting details like the over 35,000 dots on its standard-sized surface.

23.True or False: A standard-sized basketball has over 35,000 dots on it.

24.Who designed the famous logo for Chupa Chups lollipops?

Audience engaged in a Trivial Pursuit challenge event in a dimly lit room.

25.True or False: The first trailer was shown in 1943.

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