World trivia questions
4036 multiple-choice World trivia questions with four options and the answer.
- This country won its independence from France. Its currency is Gourde (HTG) and capital - Port-au-Prince.
- Before the Spanish arrived, this country was home to various Pre-Inca cultures and later, to the Inca Empire. Francisco Pizarro landed on its coast in 1532.
- The name of this small African country means lioness mountains. Its written history begins in 1462 when Portuguese explorers first landed there.
- Which European country used to have Cracow (Kraków) as its capital?
- In which Central European country will you find Munich (Muenchen)?
- Where is the city of Brno located?
- Aalborg is the main city of the region of North Jutland which is located in this country.
- In which German-speaking country will you find the city of Linz?
- In which Baltic country will you find the city of Kaunas?
- In what country is Lviv located?
- In what country will you find the Adriatic town of Trieste (Trst, Triest)?
- Which countrys second largest port is Turku?
- Where is Kosice (Košice)?
- Is Geneva (Genève) located within the EU territory?
- In what country will you find the city of Narvik?
- The Titanic was the second of a trio of giant liners, designed to dominate the transatlantic travel business. It was owned by the White Star Line. Where was the Titanic built?
- The construction of the Titanic was fully completed on 31 March, 1912. Titanics maiden voyage commenced from Southampton, England on this memorable day.
- After the ship departed from Southampton, it stopped at Cherbourg, France and Queenstown, Ireland, to disembark and board some additional passengers. Then, it continued its voyage with over 1,300 passengers on-board, who were segregated in this many class sections.
- On the fatal day of the disaster, the Titanic recieved many iceberg warnings. The last one was recieved at 9:40 PM from this ship.
- At 11:40 PM, the fatal iceberg was spotted by the lookouts - Fredrick Fleet and Reginald Lee, and the bridge was warned. An abrupt turn to port (left) and full speed astern were the orders of First Officer Murdoch, but the collision was still inevitable. How did the iceberg collide with Titanic?
- After it became clear that the Titanic could not stay afloat, safety measures to save the crew and the passengers were taken. At 12:40 AM the first lifeboat, boat 7, was lowered. How many of these boats did Titanic have?
- The Titanic broke into two sections and by 2:20 AM they had both sunk into the ocean. About two hours later, this ship arrived and began rescuing the survivors.
- Which country’s name is derived from silver?
- What is the meaning of the name of China in the native language of the country?
- What is the origin of the name of Australia?
- Which country’s name means rich harbour?
- Belarus is a country in Eastern Europe. The name relates to Russia. What is the proper translation?
- Which countrys name can be translated as God fights?
- Which country has a lion in its name?
- Many Central Asian countries’ names end with STAN. What does the suffix mean?