My three least-favorite parts of our trivia league are multiple-choice questions, toss-ups (random numbers), and the betting of up to 40 points on the last question.  Today my bet landed us in a three-way tie for first, and I didn't realize that we'd end up with another toss-up to resolve the tie.  It really does usually come down to all or nothing as the best bets.

What city is the home of Batman?

How many stars on the flag of China?

What creature has a hyperphagia contest in Katmai National Park?

What percentage of U.S. adults with ADHD were diagnosed as adults?

In what letter-shape does a chess knight move?

What Danish toy manufacturer recently promised not to use AI designs?

What Harry Belafonte song was involuntarily sung in  Beetlejuice ?

How much is the first-offence fine for physical contact with an official in the NFL?

What store changed their motto from "Always Low Prices" to "Save Money.  Live Better"?

What is the Italian name of mural painting on wet lime plaster?

What Aboriginal Australian wind instrument makes a droning sound?

What clothing and shoe brand is named after a kind of antelope?

What K-pop band's fans are called Blinks?

What company created an assistant called Clippy?

How many contestants out of 750 beat the Green Line train in a Boston race?

What 1994 film based on a Stephen King novella is #1 in the IMDB Top 250?

What 2026 film with a one-word title stars Anne Hathaway and Dakota Johnson?

In what pub does Harry Potter first taste butterbeer?  The Three Broomsticks, The Leaky Cauldron, or The Hog's Head?

What percentage of U.S. adults read at less than a 6th-grade level?

What British sketch comedy team considered silly walks and a dead parrot?

Whose final public performance was "Nessun Dorma" at the 2006 Olympics?

What German potato-and-egg casserole is also the name of a Dutch rum-and-egg drink?

What is the name of one of the two men who twice served as Continental Congress president?

At what age did Charles II of England die?