World trivia questions
4036 multiple-choice World trivia questions with four options and the answer.
- A museum dedicated to French sculptor Auguste Rodin is found in Philadelphia, USA and what European city?
- One of the two of Michelangelos greatest works of sculpture, David, can be found in what European city?
- The Van Gogh Museum is found in what city?
- Which of these towns in the Netherlands regularly hold cheese markets in their town squares?
- What is the capital of Newfoundland and Labrador, the oldest European settlement in North America?
- This west coast provincial capital is named after British Royalty.
- This capital of New Scotland was almost destroyed on December 6, 1917 when 2 ships collided in its harbor.
- Winnipeg is the capital of which Canadian province?
- This Canadian city of Stately Elms is located on the banks of the St. John River and was established as provincial capital on April 25, 1785.
- Which city is the capital of the province of Quebec?
- What is the capital of Canadas smallest province?
- Name Canadas largest city which is also the capital of Ontario.
- What city, originally known as the Pile of Bones, is the capital of the Canadian province Saskatchewan?
- What is the capital of the Canadian province Alberta?
- What is the capital of Canada?
- This city, which was an important supply centre during the Klondike Gold Rush, is the capital of the Canadian territory of Yukon.
- Castles can be found in three of these countries. Which is the odd one?
- A castle on the average took this number of years to complete.
- This bridge across the Rhine was an objective of the allied Operation Market Garden in 1944. A movie of the battle was later made.
- This was the capital of the German Federal Republic (BRD), prior to the 1991 unification with the German Democratic Republic (DDR).
- The statue of the Little Mermaid is in this harbour.
- This town was the scene of a famous naval evacuation in 1940.
- This Dutch town is famous for its cheese which is usually sold in spheres, and coated in wax.
- This German city is the headquarters of the European Central Bank, and the birthplace of Johann Wolfgang Goethe.
- Lech Walesa, a former president of Poland, was the leader of an unofficial strike at the Lenin Shipyard in this town.
- A suburb of Edinburgh, this is the seat of the Scottish Parliament, and the British Queens official residence in Scotland.
- The headquarters of a German car producer whose tag line is Vorsprung durch Technik are located in this city.
- Situated on the Baltic Sea, this city is linked to the North Sea via a canal of the same name.
- Which of these countries was one of the six original members of the European Community (then known as the Common Market).
- This Italian city on the Olona river is famous for its fashion, its soccer clubs, and a Grand Prix circuit.