General Knowledge trivia questions
7652 multiple-choice General Knowledge trivia questions with four options and the answer.
- What country singer/songwriter recorded an album titled Red Headed Stranger?
- What is the meaning of the Greek word théatron from which the word theatre is derived?
- What Roman philosopher and dramatist was tutor and later advisor to emperor Nero?
- Samuel Beckett and Harold Pinter are typically associated with what style of theatre?
- In what year did the Hudson Motor Company start producing cars?
- What was the original plan of the Hudson Motor Car Company founders?
- Who put up the money to start the Hudson Motor Car Company?
- The Hudson Motor Car Company was the first company in the auto industry to use which of the following?
- As opposed to the more up-scale Hudson line, Hudson introduced the Essex brand line of automobiles in what year?
- What innovation did the Hudson Motor Car Company introduce in 1948 that almost all manufacturers would adopt in their vehicles?
- Where were Hudsons manufactured?
- On January 14, 1954, Hudson merged with what other car manufacturer?
- After the Hudson Motor Car Company merged with another company, the new company was known as which of the following?
- This designer, known for his provocative fashion shows, committed suicide in 2010. The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City hosted a posthumous exhibition, titled Savage Beauty, which featured the most iconic designs of his prolific career.
- On 25 February 2011, Dior suspended this designer following his arrest over an alleged anti-Semitic tirade.
- What eccentric fashion designer attacked former British Prime Minister Tony Blair stating, He just goes on causing damage. If he had never been born, thousands of people would still be alive. I think he is a monster.?
- Most of this designers collections make references to the fashion of past decades of the 20th century. Oscar de la Renta has accused him of being a mere copyist.
- He is a fashion designer and film director. His name has been synonymous with controversy since his days at Gucci, but with the release of the provocative images for his Men fragrance, he pushed sexual boundaries like never before.
- In 1999, this fashion designer was the subject of controversy due to ads featuring young children who were only wearing his brands underwear.
- This prominent fashion designer introduced man-skirts and designed sculptured costumes for Madonna.
- In 1993, he employed strippers and adult film star Moana Pozzi to model his black-and-white collection for Fendi during the Milan Fashion Week. This caused US Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour to walk out of his show.
- This influential couturier introduced the tuxedo suit for women and was the first designer to use ethnic models in his runway shows.
- Which statement regarding famous fashion designer Coco Chanel is NOT true?
- What is the worlds smallest winged insect?
- Almonds and what other fruits belong to the Rosacae (rose) family?
- Which food requires more energy to be digested than it provides?
- What did Walter Diemer invent?
- Sara Lee Creech moved to Belle Glades, Florida in the 1940s. She and others in town formed a local organization for improvement in racial relations in a very segregated world. What was her occupation in Belle Glades?
- Eight months after the first meeting of the Inter-racial Council, Ms. Sara Lee Creech had an epiphany. She was walking out of the Post Office and saw two little African-American girls playing with dolls in the backseat of a car. What disturbed her about that situation?
- At the second meeting of the Inter-racial Council, Ms. Sara Lee Creech asked some of the black parents why they would want their children to play with white dolls. What was the parents answer?