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Trivia For June 29, 2026
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Question 1:
J.D. Salinger's fictional teenager, Holden Caulfield, makes his first published appearance in the short story "Slight Rebellion off Madison," but he is best remembered as the narrator of this 1951 novel.
The novel was an immediate success with Caulfield's antihero protagonist becoming an icon of American culture, representing alienation and angst among adolescents.
Question 2:
In 1979, the Utah Jazz NBA basketball team relocated to Salt Lake City. They were previously based in this U.S. city.
The franchise began as an expansion team in the 1974–75 season as the New Orleans Jazz, with their nickname reflecting the city's musical heritage. The name was retained despite the lack of a jazz music scene in Utah.
Question 3:
What classic Italian cocktail is made with equal parts gin, Campari and sweet vermouth?
While the negroni's origin is uncertain, it has been documented in Italy since the late 1940s.
Question 4:
What linguistic term means a newly coined word or expression?
The term "neologism" comes from the French néologisme . The French word derives from the Greek (néo), meaning "new", and (lógos), meaning "speech or utterance". Among recent neologisms are AI slop, nepo baby and delulu.
Question 5:
With a total length of over 36 km (22 miles), the Manchac Swamp Bridge in this U.S. state is the longest bridge in the United States.
Some claim the Manchac is the longest toll-free road bridge in the world.
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