The Daily Quiz for May 11, 2025

The use of “Revolution” in a 1987 Nike ad caused an uproar, leading to a lawsuit from Apple Corps.

ENIAC was used for calculating artillery firing tables for the U.S. Army’s Ballistic Research Laboratory.

About half of all stars in our galaxy are thought to exist in binary or multiple star systems.

This linebacker won the award in Super Bowl V, despite his team losing to the Baltimore Colts.

Vientiane is the capital and largest city of Laos, located on the banks of the Mekong River.

McDonald’s introduced the first drive-thru window in 1975, opening their first drive-thru location in Sierra Vista, Arizona.

Miss Piggy is famously in love with Kermit and often tries to win his affection.

The Pawn is the only chess piece that can’t move backwards in a standard game

The nickname ‘Slowhand’ came from Eric Clapton’s early days when he would break guitar strings often, and audiences would slow handclap while he changed them.

The Supreme Court Library, established in 1935, contains over 600,000 volumes and is primarily for the use of the Justices and their staff.