Daily Trivia for March 6, 2026

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Daily Trivia for March 6, 2026

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1
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10
Correct:
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Score:
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28 Comments
+5
Level 37
Mar 6, 2026
good day
+10
Level 86
Mar 6, 2026
That last one seems pretty obscure
+12
Level 56
Mar 6, 2026
Japanese PMs usually don't last very long. Shinzo Abe holds the record for the longest-serving PM with 11ish years.

Also, Japan is famousfor people getting very old..

+13
Level 74
Mar 6, 2026
Yeah, thinking of Abe confused me here. I remember that he was in office very long and that he was shot, so I thought it's maybe not many former prime ministers being alive. But the recent change was not due to death, so I could exclude the answer "None". However, I somehow assumed that in Japanese culture elder people are more respected, making it plausible that rather old men are elected prime minister, so they might be all dead except few. Was hesitating between answer "1" and "4" and finally decided for "1". Well, wouldn't really make a difference, because both were wrong.

A bit sad, as I had the 9 questions before correct.

+4
Level 83
Mar 6, 2026
Dang. Was on one of my best times ever and turfed the last two with no earthly idea of the answers.
+7
Level 74
Mar 6, 2026
I knew the Cyprus one from a visit a few years ago, but thought it was super easy, because it has been on the news few days ago when some Iranian missile or drone hit the British base "Akrotiri" on Cyprus. (They have two bases there.)
+4
Level 83
Mar 6, 2026
I was vaguely aware the UK had a base, but in the heat of the moment I went with USA since their military is so much bigger.
+4
Level 34
Mar 6, 2026
I knew it because of recent events :P
+1
Level 47
Mar 10, 2026
Same here. Great on the first 8 all correct. Then missed the last 2. I almost had Cyprus then no idea on the last one.
+3
Level 53
Mar 6, 2026
6/10 didn't know poker, Finns (seriously considered if that's was the introduction of the Molotov cocktail but went for harpoons instead), song (knew the song, but no idea who sang it) or prime minister questions.
+1
Level 47
Mar 10, 2026
Molotov signed the pact with Hitler to both invade Poland and USSR into Finland.
+3
Level 65
Mar 6, 2026
You got 6 of 10 correct
+2
Level 33
Mar 6, 2026
So bad... 3/10...
+3
Level 24
Mar 6, 2026
no it is fine I got 2/10
+2
Level 35
Mar 6, 2026
and I got a 1/10
+2
Level 68
Mar 6, 2026
6/10, went with the supercomputer, a harpoon, Kielbasa (I can tell I'm banned from Poland), and Zero (Only thought of Shinzo Abe...)
+1
Level 30
Mar 6, 2026
As the earth spins faster, all we can hope to do is hold on tight.
+2
Level 66
Mar 6, 2026
9/10.....So annoying when you bomb on Q10...I figured the PMs stayed in office until they were very old...only reason I knew Q9 cuz of following the carrothead's attack on Iran.
+2
Level 89
Mar 6, 2026
8/10, had no idea about the Japanese prime ministers, but should have done better on the Polish dumplings question, I always get pierogi and paczki mixed up 😅
+3
Level 22
Mar 6, 2026
I did horrible today
+2
Level 50
Mar 6, 2026
Japan goes through PMs like tissue paper. I don't much care for politicians being in office for a long period of time, but they're also a good example of how bad it is politically and economically to have constantly rotating leadership.
+2
Level 46
Mar 6, 2026
Today was a slow 10/10 with some very lucky guesses :)
+3
Level 61
Mar 6, 2026
#4 Microfiche

A few years ago, i was researching a topic, and the local university had an article i wanted to read, but it was on microfiche. After the student librarian showed me where it was kept, i showed him how to set up and use the equipment.

Tell me you're Gen X without telling me you are Gen X.

+2
Level 64
Mar 6, 2026
Yeah, I thought everyone used microfiche all the time, and I'm just now realizing Millennials and younger have been denied this in their short lives. Yet another way Gen X is best. :)
+2
Level 91
Mar 6, 2026
I'm a millennial. I remember learning about and using microfiche in elementary and middle school, and I later became much more familiar with it working in a library reference department as an adult. You're probably right that not many kids these days are familiar with it, though.
+2
Level 61
Mar 6, 2026
Wow - so when you learned about it, was it for research....or history class? ; )

Seriously, I'm impressed you know it. It was one of those tools my gen had to use. I'm surprised it was still around for your generation.

+2
Level 83
Mar 6, 2026
Heckuva gotcha on Q10. Got me. 9/10
+1
Level 64
Mar 8, 2026
Three 9s in a row now. So close to the 10 that has eluded me since the new year...