World trivia questions
4036 multiple-choice World trivia questions with four options and the answer.
- Which architectural landmark is considered the epitome of Byzantine architecture in Constantinople?
- What year was Constantinople invaded by the Turkish army of Mohamed II?
- Name the archbishop of Constantinople who became spiritual leader of the Orthodox church in 1991.
- Constantinople is located between the Golden Horn and this sea.
- This tradition of course camarguaise is anchored in several French departments. Which one is not among them?
- The objective in course camarguaise is to snatch several attributes fixed on the bulls horns. Which one is not among them?
- Which word refers to the men practicing course camarguaise?
- Which term refers to the people who help the young participants in course camarguaise to place correctly the bull in front of them?
- Music plays an important role in the French style of bullfighting, course camarguaise. What music is played every time something impressive happens in the arena?
- What is the definition of the term abrivado, which is related to the style of bullfighting known as course camarguaise?
- What is the definition of the term bandido?
- This person contributed to the revival of the course camarguaise, as well as to the to improvement in breeding of the Camarguese bull and to the codifying of the rules of the game.
- What is the meaning of the St. Lawrence Iroquoian word kanata from which the name of Canada originated?
- What is the largest city in Canada?
- A leaf of what tree is featured on the national flag of Canada?
- What is the title of the national anthem of Canada?
- What is the official language of the citizens of Canada?
- What is the meaning of the national motto of Canada, A Mari Usque Ad Mare?
- What animal was adopted as an official symbol of Canada on April 30, 2002?
- What is the official winter sport of Canada?
- What is the capital city of Canada?
- Previously, the month of July was called Quintillis in Latin. What does the word quintilis mean?
- What Roman Emperor and founder of the Roman Empire gave the month of July its present name in honor of his mentor Julius Caesar?
- The events of this Spanish festival, held annually from July 6 to July 14, were central to the plot of The Sun Also Rises, by Ernest Hemingway.
- What is the name given to the hottest, most sultry days of summer, typically experienced in the month of July?
- What countrys National Day is celebrated on 14th of July, commemorating an event which occurred on the morning of 14 July 1789?
- What description refers to the brightest and most valuable red of Julys gemstone, the ruby?
- What English rock band recorded the 1971 song July Morning?
- What English poet, noted for his narrative poem Childe Harolds Pilgrimage, once wrote “The English winter - ending in July, To recommence in August”?
- According to tradition, the weather on this saints feast day (15 July) will continue for forty days.