General Knowledge trivia questions
7652 multiple-choice General Knowledge trivia questions with four options and the answer.
- First principles, Clarice. Read Marcus Aurelius. Of each particular thing ask: what is it in itself? What is its nature? What does he do, this man you seek? (1991)
- You hear me talkin, hillbilly boy? I aint through with you by a damn sight. Ima get medieval on your ass. (1994)
- This man was not a US President.
- This avenue bisects Manhattan Island.
- The main award of the Venice Film Festival is this.
- Leukemia is a disease harming this bodily system.
- One of these novels is written by Gabriel Garcia Marquez.
- This is the total number of bones in the adult human body.
- This city is the capital of Armenia.
- One of the following collocations is an example of tautology.
- Absolute zero is characterised as this temperature.
- The number of letters in the Greek alphabet.
- One of these Yoga terms means truth.
- These are the first names of the Wright brothers.
- The marriage between Henry VIII and this woman lasted about 6 months.
- Peter Deunov is the founder of the Danovism movement and the Universal White Brotherhood. He was born in Bulgaria, but from 1888 to 1895 he studied medicine and theology in this US city.
- The Great Pyramid of Giza, one of the most famous symbols of Ancient Egypt, is also the tomb of this emperor.
- He was the father of the mythical founders of Ancient Rome -- Romulus and Remus.
- According to legends, this was the home city of Helen - the woman whose beauty triggered the Trojan War.
- This Chinese dynasty was founded by Shi Huangdi (which means First Emperor).
- The Persian Empire reached its peak under this emperor.
- Hannibal, best known for his achievements in the Second Punic War, was a politician and military commander of this ancient city.
- The Etruscan civilization, one of the most mysterious ancient civilizations, existed in the territory of this modern country.
- This ancient Babylonian ruler authored the first written laws.
- The Sumerians called themselves sag-gi-ga, meaning the black-headed people, and named their land ki-en-gir, which meant this.
- This Roman emperor divided the Roman Empire in two parts, Eastern and Western.
- Gabrielle, also known as Mademoiselle, claimed to be 10 years younger than she really was. For more than thirty years, she lived in the H�tel Ritz in Paris, even during the Nazi occupation.
- This designer had a small shop for leather accessories. Celebrities like Audrey Hepburn and Jackie Kennedy helped his name become famous. In 1995 the company introduced the ready-to-wear line which featured sexy clothes, for people who like to live on the edge.
- The name of this fashion company is the family name of the founders husband. In 1965 they teamed up with Karl Lagerfeld, who immediately created the brands inverted logo. The brand is known for their couture fur collections.
- This is one of the oldest designer brands. Its founder opened a luggage store in Paris in 1854, but did not get fame and fortune until just after his death.