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Sevens That Rule the World — Daily trivia Saturday, June 6, 2026: questions and answers

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  1. Q 01Which sport's touchdown and extra point make seven points?

    • AAmerican football
    • BGaelic football
    • CField hockey
    • DIce hockey
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    American football

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    American football. The touchdown itself scores six, the kick adds one, and a successful two-point play instead would make it eight.

  2. Q 02Which of Snow White's seven dwarfs never speaks in the Disney film?

    • ASleepy
    • BBashful
    • CSneezy
    • DDopey
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    Dopey

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    Dopey. The youngest dwarf communicates only through sounds and pantomime, and Happy explains that he has simply never tried to speak.

  3. Q 03Which of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World is the only one still largely standing?

    • AThe Colossus of Rhodes
    • BThe Lighthouse of Alexandria
    • CThe Great Pyramid of Giza
    • DThe Hanging Gardens of Babylon
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    The Great Pyramid of Giza

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    The Great Pyramid of Giza. It is also by far the oldest of the seven, so the first wonder built is the last one left.

  4. Q 04In Jewish law, what is the seventh year called, when the land lies fallow and debts are released?

    • AYom Kippur
    • BShemitah
    • CSukkot
    • DJubilee
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    Shemitah

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    Shemitah. The word means 'release', and seven of these cycles lead to the Jubilee, the fiftieth year.

  5. Q 05Which whiskey brand gives the '7 and 7' highball the first half of its name?

    • AJack Daniel's
    • BSeagram's
    • CCrown Royal
    • DCanadian Club
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    Seagram's

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    Seagram's. Its Seven Crown blended whiskey is the base, and the highball was one of America's most popular drinks in the 1970s.

  6. Q 06The Western 'The Magnificent Seven' is a remake of a Japanese film by which director?

    • AYasujiro Ozu
    • BKenji Mizoguchi
    • CAkira Kurosawa
    • DMasaki Kobayashi
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    Akira Kurosawa

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    Akira Kurosawa. His 'Seven Samurai' had first reached US cinemas under the title 'The Magnificent Seven', so the Western borrowed its name as well as its plot.

  7. Q 07The 'Seven Year Itch' is a concept referencing a crisis in what type of relationship?

    • ABusiness partnerships
    • BFamily relationships
    • CFriendships
    • DMarriages
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    Marriages

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    Marriages. The phrase is also a name for scabies, a parasitic skin infection, and it titled the 1955 film with Marilyn Monroe's famous subway-grate scene.

  8. Q 08Which element on the periodic table has the atomic number 7?

    • ACarbon
    • BNitrogen
    • COxygen
    • DNeon
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    Nitrogen

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    Nitrogen (N) has an atomic number of 7, meaning it has 7 protons in its nucleus. Nitrogen is essential for life and comprises about 78% of Earth's atmosphere.

  9. Q 09Which lemon-lime soda once claimed to contain the mood-stabilizing drug lithium citrate?

    • ASprite
    • B7 Up
    • CMountain Dew
    • DSquirt
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    7 Up

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    7 Up. After federal pressure in 1936 forced it to drop health claims, the name was cut to 7 Up, and accounts differ on whether lithium was ever really in it.

  10. Q 10Which mountain does Richard Bass's original Seven Summits list use for Australia?

    • AMount Kosciuszko
    • BMount Wilhelm
    • CMount Ossa
    • DMount Bogong
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    Mount Kosciuszko

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    Mount Kosciuszko. Reinhold Messner's rival list swaps it for Indonesia's Puncak Jaya, a true expedition, because Kosciuszko is an easy hike.

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