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Sporcle Events Newsletter Bonus Questions – Week of 4/13/26

Sporcle Events Newsletter Bonus Questions – Week of 4/13/26

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Week of 4/13/26

Monday 4/13 – What sporting event is famous for traditions including an all-white dress code for competitors and the eating of strawberries and cream?

Tuesday 4/14 – What U.S. state is commonly nicknamed the “Peace Garden State”?

Wednesday 4/15 – What 1990s TV show centered on the lives of six New York City friends and starred Queen Latifah?

Thursday 4/16 – What is the lightest element that is a metal at standard temperature and pressure?

Friday 4/17 – What literary detective drives a Mustang and has friends named Bess and George?

Saturday 4/18 – What city, the third-most populous in one of the landlocked U.S. states, shares its name with a flat-topped geological formation?

Sunday 4/19 – What event in 1688 led to the overthrow of King James II of England and the ascension of his daughter Mary II and her husband William III of Orange-Nassau to the English throne?

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