A Random Trivia Quiz

The highest-grossing film (meaning the film that made the most money) of the 1980s was...

How long does it take Saturn to orbit the sun?

Which of the following is not an acronym?

This British rock band had a number of hits, including "We Are the Champions" and "Another One Bites the Dust."

The words 'shampoo' and 'pajamas' do not originate from England; they actually come from this country.

What is the highest denomination of currency ever to be printed on a US bill?

This board game features locations such as "Cupcake Commons" and "Licorice Lagoon."

What is the best selling video game of all time?

The 'Tour de France' is what kind of race?

This large rodent can weigh up to 150lbs.

Interestingly enough, the nickels we use today are only 25% nickel - most of the coin is made up of this instead.

The first Disney film to be based on a fairy tale was...

This athlete and entrepreneur has a steakhouse in CT's own Mohegan Sun Casino.

"Sphenopalatine ganglioneuralgia" is the medical term for what phenomena?

Colors that are on opposite sides of a color wheel are called...

On the fifth floor of the U.S. Supreme Court is what type of court?

This venomous creature is incredibly resilient; some are able to survive by eating a single bug each year.

In the Marvel Universe, Tony Stark is...

Finish the lyric: "It's Friday, Friday, gotta get down on Friday. Everybody's looking forward to the __________?"

According to the International Olympic Committee, which of the following is considered a sport?

What is the largest state in the United States?

Which football team won the first Super Bowl in 1967?

The word agriculture derives from the Latin word Agricola, which translated means...?

This comic series, created by Bill Waterson, features a mischievous young boy and his stuffed tiger.

Although Baskin-Robbins' slogan states they have "31 flavors," they have actually released this many ice cream flavors.

This often savory Spanish pastry is filled with a variety of ingredients and then fried.

After Sleeping Beauty, Disney didn't release an animated film for 30 years; then, in 1989...

The Little Mermaid, released by Disney in 1989, is based on a book, "The Little Mermaid" by...

What does the "www" stand for when typing in a website address?

Which sport involves scoring on a love-15-30-40-game scale?

In 2020, he was the highest paid YouTuber, earning nearly 30 million dollars in one year.

This "West Philadelphia, born and raised" actor started his career rapping with DJ Jazzy Jeff.

What planet was named after the Roman God of finance, travel, luck, communication, and poetry?

This ice planet in Star Wars was actually filmed in Norway.

Joey Chestnut holds the world record for eating the most hot dogs in 10 minutes. How many did he eat?

In the Harry Potter series, which character informs Harry that he is, in fact, a wizard?

What Disney film was based on "Rapunzel" by the Brothers Grimm?

This vehicle, known as a "bug," was made by which company?

This U.S. president holds the record for shortest term - he died of pneumonia one month after his inauguration!

The term music comes from the Greek word 'musike' which means art of the muses. What are muses?

A blue whale is so large, its tongue is the size of a fully grown....

The number 42 is the only number retired by all Major League Baseball teams. That is because the number belonged to...

In Japan, people wait in long lines and order food weeks in advance from this restaurant as a Christmas tradition.

This basketball player has the most career points.

Which NFL team had the best win-loss ratio in the 2020 season?

Which of the following is not a fruit?

Name that President:

Which Boston Celtics player scored a whopping 60 points in a single game?

In 1959, this was the 50th state to join the United States.

A standard Monopoly board contains this many spaces.

Which of the following creatures is the deadliest land mammal, killing on average 500 people per year?

Carnivores eat only meat. Herbivores only eat plants. What does a frugivore eat?

In Disney's 'Beauty and the Beast', who is the beast's adversary and antagonist?

What part of ginger is most commonly used in cooking?

He is the only president to serve more than two terms (four to be exact)!

Name that President:

What is the maximum number of soccer players on a team, including goalie?

This chocolate-hazelnut product was invented during World War II by an Italian pastry maker.

Though there are only three books in this dystopian series by Veronica Roth, a related book 'Four' came out in 2014.

Which superhero was featured in the first-ever Marvel comic?

What mammal is unique in that it is both venomous and lays eggs?

This popular Nintendo series features characters such as Tom Nook and Isabelle. A new game was released in 2020.

This vehicle, popularized in the film "Back to the Future," served as an inspiration to Tesla's Model X.

To protect elephants, in 1989 ivory was banned from being sold and used in these instruments.

The alliterative name "Peter Parker" is the secret identity of whom?