Pub Trivia JS

The downfall of the Weimar Republic was a result of

1) Which explorer gave his name to America?

1) What is the fastest running insect in the world?

1) The Constellation Cup is contested annually in which sport?

The Goby Desert spans China and which other country?

Who is the only actor to receive an Oscar nomination for acting in a Lord of the Rings movie?

1) Whose voice is Princess Fiona in the Shrek movies?

1) Who is Australia’s most capped Socceroos player?

In humans and animals, sleep is controlled by what?

1) Summer in Perth is typified by strong sea breezes, affectionately known as what?

1) In what year did Aussie Adam Scott win the master?

1) A certain legendary Irish warrior is known as: ‘Finn WHO’?

1) North Queensland Fury is a defunct team that formerly played in which sporting league?

1) Who was the face that launched a thousand ships?

1) Peace prize pioneer, Alfred Nobel made his fortune from what?

Movies & Entertainment

What are the dying words of Charles Foster Kane in Citizen Kane?

1) Who is the Wallabies greatest ever try scorer?

1) They are the most remote archipelago in the world, but WHO discovered the Tristan da Cunha islands in 1506?

1) Which chemical element gets its name from the Greek word meaning ‘strange’?

1) What does Lady Gaga affectionally call her fans?

1) What is the capital of Poland?

1) What was the name of the airship which crashed in 1937, killing 36 people?

1) Which country has the worlds oldest (though not continuous) parliament, dating back to 930 AD?

1) A stratocracy is a form of government ruled by whom?

What was the first feature length animated film ever released?

1) Where was the first Australian Lifesaving Club founded in 1906?

History

1) Which soccer club won the first five editions of the European Champions Cup between 1956 and 1960?

1) The Arabian Sea connects to which ocean?

1) A cygnet is the young of which bird?

Australian Sport (FINAL ROUND, DOUBLE POINTS)

1. GEOGRAPHY

1) Which TV program features robots called “Daleks”

Which historical figure rode a horse called Bucephalus?

1) In which decade was the Holden Monaro first produced?

1) In what year was ‘Advance Australia Fair’ declared a National Anthem?

In which respective states are the cities of Yass and Davenport?

1) What cause did Emily Davidson die for as she grabbed the king’s horse at the 1913 Derby?

1) Which team has the longest active AFL/VFL premiership drought?

1) Which was the only golf major that Greg Norman won?

1) One of the finest fast bowlers, Michael Holding played Tests for which team?

1) In which country are the headquarters of the International Olympic Committee?

1) What was the last singles grand slam event Margaret Court won?

1) All seven of the Olympic gold medals ever won by Indonesia have come in which sport?

1) Canadian Wayne Gretzky is widely considered the all-time greatest player of which sport?

What singer has had a Billboard No. 1 hit in each of the last four decades?

1) How many bytes are there in one gigabyte, is it?

1) The tourist island of Ibiza belongs to which country?

1) In what year did television come to Australia?

1) Which of these cover more than 50% of the Earth’s surface?

What is Brad Pitts real name?

1) Marble is a what type of rock?

1) What is the common name for desynchronosis?

1) According to Int'l Athletics Federation, how much should a men’s javelin weigh?

1) What rock icon was the founder of The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Long-haired Men?

1) What number did Cooper Cronk ear on his back in the 2018 NRL grand final?

8. Australiana (can't be bothered putting images on anymore soza)

1) Which country’s capital city means ‘Red Hero’ in English?

1) Which creatures build a “formicary”?

1) What imperial unit of weight is equal to approximately 28.3g?

1) Which one of these names is NOT a character on the animated TV series “South Park”?

1) Which of these animals is the heaviest?

What is the highest grossing R rated film of all time?

1) The Manhattan Project was the name for the development of what?

1) What are the only FOUR countries to have won the America’s Cup?

1) For what do the initials stand in the name of Hobarts art gallery MONA?

1) What singer was born Georgios Kryiacos Panaytiotou?

1) Which boys recorded “Good Vibrations” in 1966?

1) Which of these is the only purebred dog to feature distinctive spotted markings?

What is David Bowie's real surname?

1) A common phrase with biblical origins is “the love of….what…is the root of all evil?

1) Being the first to fly solo nonstop across the Atlantic was the achievement of which famous aviator?

1) What is the maximum number of clubs that a player may carry in their bag during a round of golf?

MUSIC

Cold Chisel wrote a famous pub rock anthem about which war?

C3PO is fluent in over how many languages?

1) How many UNESCO World Heritage sites are there in Australia?

1) What country has the most natural lakes?

1) A kiwi fruit is also known as a WHAT?

What country is known by its own people as Hrvatska?

1) In Australian slang, If I am giving the ‘Aussie Salute’, what am I doing?

1) Puyi was the last what?

1) Which area of South America is classed as part of the European Union?

1) Which of the following is NOT the name of a NASA Space Shuttle?

2. POT LUCK

1) Victor Trumper was an early Australia champion player of which sport?

1) Anthony Kiedis is best known as the lead singer of which rock band?

1) Samantha Riley won three Olympic medals in the 1990’s in which sport?

Pub Trivia

1) In France, what is a Gendarme?

1) What type of a mind did Russell Crowe have in the film co-starring Jenifer Connelly?

3. WORLD SPORT

Nature

1) Who of the following is said to have driven all of the snakes out of Ireland?

1) What is the relationship between Duran Duran members Andy Taylor, John Taylor and Roger Taylor?

1) What is the name of the train that runs between Sydney and Perth?