General Knowledge trivia questions
7652 multiple-choice General Knowledge trivia questions with four options and the answer.
- What was the first American city to fluoridate its water system?
- Which of these was the name of a London street which housed a prison?
- What was the first European nation to grant women the right to vote?
- What was the Dionysia?
- Which term would best describe all the people on this list: Lincoln Steffens, Ida Tarbell, Jack Anderson, Jack Newfield, Ray Stannard Baker, Wayne Barret, Richard Behar?
- The first transcontinental car trip, S.F. to NYC, was made in 1906. How long did it take?
- Select the year in which these vents took place: Petroleum production began in the Middle East, the Cubs beat the Tigers in the World Series, and the Montreal Wanderers won the Stanley Cup.
- Which 1955 movie won four Academy Awards?
- What disease do the following famous people share: Menachem Begin, Halle Berry, Carol Channing, Miles Davis, Ella Fitzgerald, Ray Kroc, Arthur Ashe, and Ty Cobb?
- Which two of these musicians were born in Lafayette, Indiana?
- In the 1995 movie Mr. Hollands Opus, Mr. Holland teaches young Gertrude Lang to play the clarinet piece Stranger on the Shore. Who wrote this famous piece?
- The USA is divided into states. England is divided into counties. Which country is divided into departments?
- Which actress and dancer appeared in Bon Jovis video Always?
- Which list is in increasing order regarding size?
- In 1920 Edward P. Eddie Eagan won the first Olympic boxing gold medal for the USA. In 1932, he won a second gold Olympic medal in which sport?
- Which state is famous for being the site of a series of major earthquakes in 1811 and 1812?
- What was in total eclipse according to Bonnie Tylers 1983 hit?
- What group was popular in the 1960s with the hits Yummy Yummy Yummy and Chewy Chewy?
- What Woody Allen movie depicts a future with robot butlers?
- What nations gas group, PEMEX, made headlines in 1974?
- Who was the first vice president from the Republican Party?
- What future senator was the first Ph.D. on the moon?
- What TV cat had the motto I hate meeces to pieces?
- What company introduced the Radarange, the first countertop home microwave oven, in 1967?
- What magazine selects The Person of the Year?
- In three of these countries corruption is widely spread. Which is the odd country?
- Christianity is not the main religion in this country.
- Ireland, New Zealand and Japan are three countries with very high consumption of this drink.
- Ireland and Nigeria are considered to be among the countries with most adults, regularly attending church services. The citizens of one of this country also go to church regularly.
- Usually more than 10 million tourists visit three of these countries annually. Which is the odd one?