Quiz Trivia

Math: Which of these is NOT a kind of average in math?

History: Who is the youngest Nobel laureate in history?

Geography: Which of these EU countries does not use the euro as its currency?

Geography: What four U.S. states form the "Four Corners" in the American southwest?

Art: Who painted the Mona Lisa?

True Crime: Elizabeth Short is better known by what name?

Sports: The world "love" is used in which sports?

English: The main or central character in a work of literature is the...

Sports: What sport has been played on the moon?

True Crime: Charles Manson believed...

Art: Which was René Magritte’s first surrealist painting?

Geography: Nevada is famous for its gambling but what is its capital city?

Grammar: At the moment I _______ English grammar.

EASY: The answer is really big.

Art: What is the name of this painting?

Art: Frida Kahlo was known for her many powerful paintings where she drew herself. What are they called?

Geography: What river passes through New Orleans, Louisiana?

Random Knowledge: What is the only food that cannot go bad?

Landmarks: Which of these landmarks is NOT in the West?

Technology: Which Golden Age film star made the technology that would one day become WiFi, GPS, and Bluetooth?

Art: Renown artist Georgia O’Keeffe loved to paint planets and constellations.

Geography: Salem is the capital of which US state?

Art: A painting worth $70M by which painter was accidentally damaged before an auction?

Random Knowledge: On average, how many seeds are located on the outside of a strawberry?

Random Knowledge: What is the national animal of Scotland?

History: WHY was the 4th Thursday in November picked for Thanksgiving?

Technology: Google Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Explorer are different types of what?

Geography: Where is recognized as the location of the hottest temperature ever recorded on Earth?

Landmarks: In which hand is the Statue of Liberty's torch?

Geography: Which US city is the sunniest major city and sees more than 320 sunny days each year?

Math: What is the answer to a multiplication equation called?

Grammar: In grammar, what type of word does an adjective modify?

History: What is the earliest known reference to pi in history?

Landmarks: One of few earthly structures visible from space, this huge landmark is on what CONTINENT?

Random Knowledge: In what country do more than half of people believe in elves?

Science: What’s the heaviest organ in the human body?

Pop Culture: In Trivial Pursuit, which color is NOT a piece of the pie?

Grammar: Which two words are synonyms?

EASY: Which US state is famous for Hollywood?

Landmarks: Which of these iconic landmarks do Aladdin and Jasmine pass while singing "A Whole New World"?

Science: Which activity is most likely not part of Science class curriculum?

Sports: Which sport below DOESN'T uses the concepts of projectile motion?

Pop Culture: What is Whoopi Goldberg's real name?

Math: When multiplying or dividing 2 numbers with the SAME sign, the sign on the answer is

Pop Culture: What is the name of the coffee shop in the sitcom Friends?

Technology: Which institution is credited with creating the first website?

True Crime: Who operated an elaborate “murder castle” during the 1893 World’s Fair in Chicago?

Random Knowledge: How many curves are in a standard paper clip?

Sports: Who made the third most 3-pointers in the Playoffs in NBA history?

Math: A fraction's line represents which mathematical operation?

English: What’s the name of Hagrid’s pet spider?

History: What is the oldest soft drink in the United States?

True Crime: What killed John Wayne Gacy?

Pop Culture: What is the highest-grossing Broadway show of all time?

Grammar: Add in the missing word! _________ are lots of good reasons to learn grammar:

English: Who wrote Julius Caesar, Macbeth and Hamlet?

EASY: What is 1+1?

Science: What is NOT part of a plant cell?

EASY: The answer to this one is B

Technology: What’s the shortcut for the “copy” function on most computers?

EASY: Which country is this the flag of?

Random Knowledge: What type of food holds the world record for being the most stolen around the globe?

Technology: Who is often called the father of the computer?

English: What is something that POETRY has that DRAMATIC LITERATURE does not?

Landmarks: What is one of the most famous landmarks of London?

Science: A Light Year is related to what?

Math: What is the best estimate for 2,988 + 5,329?

History: In which year does World War I begin?

True Crime: What three movies were inspired after infamous serial killer Ed Gein?

Science: How old is the Earth?

Math: What is the answer to our repeated addition problem 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 + 3?

Grammar: Is there anything _____________ than reading about grammar?

EASY: How many Olympic rings are there?

Art: What is the name of this famous painting?

Math: Which operation is like repeated addition?

Sports: Which of these is not a major sports competition?

Technology: What year was the very first model of the iPhone released?

Landmarks: What is the most visited tourist attraction in the world?

Pop Culture: What pop artist was the center of pop culture for over 40 years?

English: The emotional feeling or atmosphere that a work of literature produces in a reader...

Science: Which planet is nearest the sun?

EASY: How many legs does a spider have?

Science: What element does the chemical symbol Au stand for?

True Crime: Who killed 17 men and boys, committed acts of: cannibalism, necrophilia, and dismemberment?

Pop Culture: How many Infinity Stones are there?

Landmarks: The US Capital along with many other monuments and landmarks are found in this area of DC.

Sports: The biathlon combines which two sports?

History: What country gave Florida to the USA in 1819?

History: What was the first cash crop in America?

Pop Culture: Who is this major 90s sports and pop culture icon?

Technology: Which company developed the first mobile phone?

Random Knowledge: Which of these weird laws is from Pennsylvania?

EASY: What is something you hit with a hammer?

EASY: How many years are there in a decade?

Sports: Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier in sports, what team did he play for?

Grammar: Add in the missing word! _________ are lots of good reasons to learn grammar.

True Crime: Ted Kazcynski was unidentified for 17 years until he was identified by a tip to law enforcement from whom?

Grammar: Next week, you __________ (study) a lot of grammar and vocabulary.

English: Where would one find Munchkin Country, Quadling Country, Gillikin Country and "Winkie Country?

English: Matilda is one of Roald Dahl’s most well-loved books. But what is Matilda’s last name?