Daily Trivia February 22, 2026: Double your IQ today!

Get smarter every day in just 5 minutes! Take the daily trivia on February 22, 2026 and test your general knowledge. Are you an all-rounder?

We start our daily trivia on February 22, 2026 with a fabric question from the world of fashion. Which is a heavy silk fabric with a pattern that has metallic threads woven into it? For centuries, it was used for ceremonial robes, royal robes, liturgical vestments and luxurious upholstery fabrics and wall hangings. Even today, you can find the fabric in upscale fashion, interior design and traditional costumes. Do you already have the answer in mind?

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Do you know which calendar our current calendar is based on? The correct answer in today’s daily trivia will showcase your good general knowledge. This calendar was introduced in 1582 and corrected the slight deviation from the actual length of a solar year through a more precise leap year rule. Today it is recognized worldwide as the standard calendar. We’re sure you know its name and the Pope who introduced it. Don’t you?

In the daily trivia on February 22, 2026 we also ask you: What is a pilaster? That’s a tough quiz question, and we’ll tell you the answer. A pilaster is a flat, usually rectangular pillar that is attached to a wall but does not protrude completely into the room like a free-standing pillar. It is decorative, has no direct function in architecture and is mainly used to visually structure facades or interiors. Did you know that?

In the daily trivia, you should know an Italian polar explorer to demonstrate your general knowledge. In the 1920s, he led two important polar expeditions with his airships. The first was a success, the second ended in disaster. The airship crashed and the crew had to be rescued in a dramatic rescue operation. Do you know which airship pioneer this is?

Get your daily dose of general knowledge with the daily trivia on February 22, 2026. Test how fit you are!

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