The Daily Quiz for March 15, 2026

While often cited, this law doesn’t actually exist in Oklahoma. It’s a humorous myth.

Baghdad is the capital and largest city of Iraq, situated along the Tigris River.

The cotton in tampons can be used as a makeshift filter to remove larger particles from water, though it doesn’t purify it completely.

Unforgiven was Clint Eastwood’s first Oscar win for directing and is often credited with revitalizing the Western genre.

Grand Lakes University is the setting for Rodney Dangerfield’s educational adventure.

Motunui is a fictional island, but its name is inspired by real Polynesian words: “motu” meaning “island” and “nui” meaning “big.”

Paul McCartney used “Scrambled Eggs” as a placeholder title while composing the melody.

Merida’s name comes from the Gaelic word “mairead,” meaning “honorable,” reflecting her character’s strong sense of honor and determination.

Tokaji was the first wine region to implement a classification system, predating Bordeaux by many years.

Dirty Dancing was made on a relatively small budget of $6 million, but went on to gross over $214 million worldwide.