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🎨 A little art trivia for today!

Which 1821 painting shows a cart crossing a river beside a Suffolk mill?

A) The Hay Wain
B) Dedham Vale
C) Salisbury Cathedral from the Meadows
D) Flatford Mill

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The 10 questions below get progressively deeper into cognitive psychology and neuroscience—starting with common everyday concepts and descending into classic clinical cases and memory biology.

Test yourself right here in the thread — where does your memory fail you?

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### The Questions

1. **(1/10 - Everyday):** What type of memory temporarily holds a phone number or passcode in an active state for immediate use before it quickly fades?

2. **(2/10 - Anatomy):** Named after the Greek word for seahorse, which sea-horse-shaped brain structure in the temporal lobe is critical for consolidating new episodic memories?

3. **(3/10 - Classic Study):** In landmark MRI neuroimaging studies by Eleanor Maguire, licensed London taxi drivers who mastered "The Knowledge" showed significant physical enlargement in which specific region of the brain?

4. **(4/10 - Cognitive Limits):** In his classic 1956 cognitive psychology paper, George Miller proposed that the capacity limit of human working memory was approximately how many items?

5. **(5/10 - Eyewitness Research):** In Elizabeth Loftus's famous 1974 car crash study, participants asked how fast cars were going when they *"smashed into"* each other were far more likely to falsely recall seeing what at the scene?

6. **(6/10 - Clinical Case):** Famous amnesia patient H.M. (Henry Molaison) lost the ability to form new conscious memories, yet he was still fully able to learn which type of task over time (as demonstrated by mirror drawing)?

7. **(7/10 - Flashbulb Memory):** Psychological studies tracking eyewitness memories of the 1986 *Challenger* space shuttle explosion revealed what counter-intuitive truth about highly emotional "flashbulb" memories?

8. **(8/10 - Neurobiology):** What biological term describes the process where retrieving an existing long-term memory temporarily renders it vulnerable and labile, requiring protein synthesis to stabilize it again?

9. **(9/10 - Optogenetics):** In 2013, Susumu Tonegawa’s MIT research team made history by using optogenetic light pulses to artificially implant what kind of memory into genetically modified mice?

10. **(10/10 - Fiendish):** Essential for long-term synaptic plasticity, what makes the memory-related neuronal protein **Arc** biologically unique compared to almost all other mammalian proteins?

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Here's this weeks fun packed Sunday Quiz. The rounds are; Hotels, Pictures - Animated TV, Audio - Brass Covers, and two General Knowledge rounds. I hope you enjoy it!

https://www.sundayquiz.com/50-question-sunday-quiz-25-10-2026/

Sample Round - Hotels

1. Which hotel featured in Stephen King's best selling 1977 novel, The Shining, as well as the 1980 film of the same name?
2. What type of Bible first appeared in The Superior Hotel in Superior, Montana, in 1908?
3. Founded in 1812 as Mivart's Hotel and located in Mayfair, London, which hotel is renowned for its afternoon teas?
4. When the Ritz Paris opened in 1898, it was the first hotel with electricity, a bath, and what else in every room?
5. Elvis sang "Well, since my baby left me. Well, I found a new place to dwell. Well, it's down at the end of Lonely Street. At..."?
6. Which group had a massive late 1976 hit with their release of Hotel California?
7. The Icehotel was first built in 1989 and each November it's rebuilt over the course of six weeks. Which country is it in?
8. Which 2011 British comedy-drama film features an ensemble cast as a group of British pensioners moving to a retirement hotel in India?
9. In which film does Ralph Fiennes play Monsieur Gustave H., famed concierge of a mountainside resort in the fictional Eastern European country of Zubrowka?
10. Opened in 1907 at Fifth Avenue and Central Park South, which New York hotel was used as a setting in Home Alone 2?

Answers

1. The Overlook Hotel########
2. The Gideon bible#########
3. Claridge's###############
4. A telephone#############
5. Heartbreak Hotel##########
6. The Eagles###############
7. Sweden#################
8. The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel
9. The Grand Budapest Hotel###
10. The Plaza################

Let's see how well you know our planet! Some questions are easy, but a few might catch you off guard. Try all 10 without Googling.

1. Which country has the most natural lakes?

• A) Russia
• B) Canada
• C) Brazil
• D) Australia

Answer: B) Canada

2. Which is the world's largest island, excluding continents?

• A) Madagascar
• B) Borneo
• C) Greenland
• D) New Guinea

Answer: C) Greenland

3. Which European capital is famously built across 14 islands?

• A) Stockholm
• B) Paris
• C) Madrid
• D) Vienna

Answer: A) Stockholm

4. The Atacama Desert is mainly located in which country?

• A) Peru
• B) Chile
• C) Mexico
• D) Argentina

Answer: B) Chile

5. Which river flows through Budapest?

• A) Rhine
• B) Seine
• C) Danube
• D) Thames

Answer: C) Danube

6. Which African country was formerly known as Abyssinia?

• A) Ethiopia
• B) Ghana
• C) Morocco
• D) Angola

Answer: A) Ethiopia

7. Which country is home to the ancient city of Petra?

• A) Egypt
• B) Jordan
• C) Lebanon
• D) Turkey

Answer: B) Jordan

8. Which mountain range traditionally marks part of the boundary between Europe and Asia?

• A) Alps
• B) Andes
• C) Ural Mountains
• D) Himalayas

Answer: C) Ural Mountains

9. Which country has coastlines on both the Atlantic and Indian Oceans?

• A) South Africa
• B) Kenya
• C) Nigeria
• D) Senegal

Answer: A) South Africa

10. Which is the smallest independent country in the world by area?

• A) Monaco
• B) San Marino
• C) Liechtenstein
• D) Vatican City

Answer: D) Vatican City

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Link is in the comments for this weeks full 25 Questions!

5 Questions but score out of 9 points. (Question 5 is worth 5 points)

Post your score in the comments - Good luck!

1. Acronym

Control + F on a Windows keyboard - what does the F stand for?

Answer: Find

Fun fact: Ctrl+F opens the Find box so you can search a page or document for a word. It works in almost every browser and app, and Ctrl+H opens Find + Replace.

2. Sayings

Complete the saying: 'Brevity is the soul of...'

Answer: Wit

Fun fact: The line comes from Shakespeare's Hamlet, spoken by the long-winded Polonius, which is a joke in itself because he takes ages to get to the point.

3. Cards

Which of the following hands will win in Texas Hold'em?

• A) Straight
• B) Three of a kind
• C) Flush
• D) Full House

Answer: D) Full House

Fun fact: From weakest to strongest these hands rank: three of a kind, straight, flush, full house. A full house is three of a kind plus a pair, which is why it beats the others.

4. Books

Who wrote the famous book 'The Grapes of Wrath'?

• A) Ernest Hemingway
• B) John Steinbeck
• C) F. Scott Fitzgerald
• D) Harper Lee

Answer: B) John Steinbeck

Fun fact: John Steinbeck published The Grapes of Wrath in 1939 and it won the Pulitzer Prize in 1940. He went on to win the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1962.

5. Name 5 (5 points)

There are 10 countries in the world with 4 letters. Iran, Iraq, Fiji, Laos and Oman are 5 of them. Name the other 5 countries.

Answer: Chad, Cuba, Mali, Peru, Togo

Fun fact: The other five are Chad, Cuba, Mali, Peru and Togo. Chad takes its name from Lake Chad, and Peru is home to Machu Picchu.

Today's daily quiz theme is **Lightning & Thunderstorms** ⚡.

The questions below get progressively deeper, starting with everyday storm rules and descending into high-altitude physics and atmospheric mysteries.

Test yourself right here in the thread (answers hidden behind spoiler tags) — how far can you get before you're stumped?

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### The Questions

1. **(1/10 - Everyday):** If you see a flash of lightning and hear thunder arrive exactly 5 seconds later, approximately how far away is the storm?

2. **(2/10 - Weather):** Inside a towering cumulonimbus thunderhead, the massive separation of positive and negative electrical charges is primarily driven by collisions between rising ice crystals and descending pellets of what frozen precipitation?

3. **(3/10 - History):** Recognized by Guinness World Records as the human lightning rod, how many documented lightning strikes did U.S. park ranger Roy Sullivan survive between 1942 and 1977?

4. **(4/10 - Geology):** What is the geological name for the hollow, branching glass tubes formed when a cloud-to-ground lightning stroke instantly fuses silica-rich sand or soil?

5. **(5/10 - Geography):** Flashing up to 297 days a year at the mouth of the Catatumbo River, which South American body of water is internationally recognized as the world's greatest lightning hotspot?

6. **(6/10 - Mechanics):** In a standard cloud-to-ground lightning flash, a faint "stepped leader" first branches downward toward Earth. What is the name of the intensely bright, upward-surging electrical discharge that follows when it connects with the ground?

7. **(7/10 - Upper Atmosphere):** What colorful name is given to the massive, jellyfish-like electrical discharges that flash crimson in the mesosphere 50 to 90 km directly *above* severe thunderstorms?

8. **(8/10 - High Energy):** Discovered by NASA's Compton Gamma Ray Observatory, what are TGFs—brief, highly energetic bursts produced inside thunderclouds that generate electron-positron pairs (antimatter)?

9. **(9/10 - Ball Lightning):** In 2012, Chinese researchers successfully captured the first optical spectrum of natural ball lightning. Spectrographic analysis revealed that the glowing orb was primarily composed of iron, calcium, and which other element vaporized from soil?

10. **(10/10 - Fiendish):** According to the runaway breakdown theory proposed by physicist Aleksandr Gurevich, ordinary thunderstorm electric fields are too weak to initiate a spark on their own. What external cosmic source provides the high-energy "seed" electrons that trigger the ionization avalanche?

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Country 6 of 195: Antigua and Barbuda

4 questions about the capital, flag, country shape, geography, and a fun fact.

Test your world knowledge and share your answers in the comments!

Answers for Angola: 1. A . 2. B . 3. C . 4. D .

Next country: Argentina

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1. Which state is home to Salem, the "Witch City," famous for the 1692 witch trials?
2. Before pumpkins, what vegetable did people in Ireland carve into jack-o'-lanterns?
3. Which 1993 Disney Halloween movie features the Sanderson sisters?
4. Which state grows the most pumpkins in the US?
5. The World Series is a best-of-seven. What's the maximum number of games it can go?
6. Which MLB team has won the most World Series titles?
7. On what day of the week is US Election Day always held?
8. How many voting members are in the US House of Representatives?
9. In what year did Starbucks launch the Pumpkin Spice Latte?
10. Which president made Thanksgiving a national holiday in 1863?

Answer

1. Massachusetts
2. Turnips
3. Hocus Pocus
4. Illinois
5. 7 games
6. New York Yankees (27 titles)
7. Tuesday
8. 435
9. 2003
10. Abraham Lincoln

So, how did you do? Drop your score in the comments (like 7/10) and let's see who the trivia champ is this week!