World trivia questions
4036 multiple-choice World trivia questions with four options and the answer.
- Founded in 1899 by three brothers, this French vehicle company has produced models called Voiturette 1CV and Dauphine, but generally numbers its models. The company was first to patent the sedan car and the turbocharger.
- This Italian motor company, originally called Anonima Lombarda Fabbrica Automobili, was founded in 1910 and was acquired by Fiat in 1986.
- Name Nissans luxury car brand in the American, Canadian, Mexican, Middle Eastern, South Korean and Taiwanese markets. Models include G37, M, EX35 and QX56.
- Which model of car, first released by Lotus in 1996, has a hand-finished fibreglass shell bonded to an extruded aluminium frame, is capable of speeds up to 150 mph (240 km/h) and at the time of its release weighed just over half of what a Porsche Boxter did?
- What is the official currency of the European Union?
- Which country uses the yen as its national currency?
- Rubles are used in which Eastern European country?
- Before switching to the euro, which of these countries used francs?
- Which of the following countries uses the pound as its currency?
- Which of these countries does not use the peso as its national currency?
- Which ancient empire used the denarius?
- Which of these countries used the lira before it switched to the euro?
- Which of these countries use dollars?
- Before it started using the euro, which country used marks?
- Which 102-storey Art Deco style building was officially opened in May, 1931?
- As unbelievable as it may seem, seventeen of the worlds twenty largest hotels are located in the same city, on the same street. Which is this city?
- Jumeirah Beach Hotel, one of Dubais most luxurious hotels, has a unique architectural structure, resembling what?
- If you long for a Caribbean adventure, this Las Vegas hotel resort carrying the name of a Robert Louis Stevensons famous book, is the right place for you.
- This British hotel, located on Strand street in London and famous for its superb cooking, carries the name of the palace which once occupied the site.
- This hotel located in the capital of the small African country of Rwanda is not only famous for its luxury, but also for the nearly 1,000 people it saved during the Rwandan Genocide in 1994.
- This nation, which became independent in 2002, shares an island with Indonesia. Part of its territory, the district of Oecussi-Ambeno, is separated from the rest of the country by a part of the Indonesian province of East Nusa Tenggara.
- This town was a South African enclave, surrounded on three sides by the nation of Namibia (and by the Atlantic Ocean on the other side) until it was ceded to Namibia in 1994.
- Until the reunification of Germany in 1990, this city was a West German enclave, completely surrounded by East Germany.
- The towns of Ceuta and Melilla in northern Morocco are autonomous cities of what nation?
- Nakhichevan is an landlocked exclave, bordered by Armenia, Iran and Turkey. What nation is it a part of?
- The exclave of Cabinda in Africa is separated from the rest of the country it is part of by the Atlantic coastal portion of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. What nation does Cabinda belong to?
- The Musandam peninsula on the southern side of the entrance to the Persian Gulf is an exclave of what country, separated from the rest of the country by the United Arab Emirates?
- The peninsula of Point Roberts, an exclave USA, can only be reached by land from other parts of its state by passing through the Canadian province of British Columbia. What U.S. state does Point Roberts belong to?
- According to which calendar, decreed in 1582, does the new year begin on January 1?
- In this country, the new year begins between January 21 and February 21, at new moon.