General Knowledge trivia questions
7652 multiple-choice General Knowledge trivia questions with four options and the answer.
- What shade of the blue color is also called angel blue?
- What does the phrase to be blue (blau sein) mean in German language?
- What English word is used in linguistics when discussing the issue of the lack of separate terms for blue and green in many languages?
- 12 x 2 +(6/4) ^2 equals what?
- How many Emmy Awards did reporter John Donvan win in the 1990s?
- How many books are in the Jewish Torah?
- What word refers to the art or science of making timepieces and measuring time?
- Complete the title of a song by the rock group Creedence Clearwater Revival: Proud _____
- What word denotes the government of a nation or state?
- What branch of philosophy or metaphysics deals with the study of being and existence?
- The name of the ruby comes from the Latin word ruber, which means what?
- In which of these colors do sapphires come?
- What country are the priciest emeralds in the world found?
- What type of diamond is the rarest on the planet?
- Where was the largest aquamarine stone found?
- Which of these names refers to the precious stone morganite?
- What statement is true about the precious stone opal?
- What type of topaz is the gemstone of Texas?
- What does the name of the Koh-i-Noor diamond mean in Persian?
- As a cheaper substitute for which of these precious stones is the synthetic cubic zirconia used?
- Name the first NFL team to win the Super Bowl indoors.
- What was the first US city to play a Beatles song on the radio?
- In the Hawaiian language this word means woman.
- Who was the first Major League Baseball player to hit four homers in one game and three triples in another game?
- This award-winning composer/arranger has written and arranged the themes for St. Elsewhere, Law and Order, NYPD Blue, Toma, The Rockford Files and several other great TV shows.
- D-Day refers to one of the biggest military operations in history that took place on June 6, 1944. What was the pass word used by the Allied Forces on that day?
- This American city was the site of the first musicians union in the USA. Its zoo housed the lion that roared before every MGM movie. It is called Bluff City. Although it is the largest city in the state it has never been the state capital. What is this city?
- What is the term for a small, thin piece of skin, especially the skin that comes off the body after a sunburn?
- Where does the name Kansas come from?
- Amathophobia is an irrational fear of what?