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Trivia For February 5, 2026
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Question 1:
Fill in the blank with a two-word phrase to complete an 18th century Scottish proverb about inherited wealth: "Every Man is not born with a ______ in his Mouth."
In pre-modern times, people brought their own utensils to the table. Owning a silver spoon was an indication of high status and wealth.
Question 2:
What composer is best known for his operas La Bohème (1896), Tosca (1900) and Madama Butterfly (1904)?
All three of these Puccini operas rank among ten most frequently performed operas worldwide.
Question 3:
By threatening war with an immense fleet, Commodore Matthew Perry forced this Asian nation to end its policy of isolation and open its ports to American traders.
Until Perry's expedition in the mid-nineteenth century, Japan had pursued an isolationist policy, called sakoku, for over 200 years. In Japan, Perry's armada was called the "Black Ships."
Question 4:
Reebok is a footwear brand founded in 1958 in this country.
Originally, Reebok used a UK flag as its logo, but in 1986, Reebok changed to the "vector" logo—an abstract Union Flag streak across a race track—which mirrored the design of the side flashes of its shoes.
Question 5:
Name this animal that is the official state animal of Maine as well as the official state land mammal of Alaska.
There are over 60,000 moose in Maine and nearly 200,000 moose in Alaska.
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