World trivia questions
4036 multiple-choice World trivia questions with four options and the answer.
- These temples were built on the islands of Malta and Gozo earlier than the Egyptian pyramids and Stonehenge. They date from the Bronze Age - 3,600 BC.
- This building inspired the Biblical myth of the Tower of Babel. It was a gigantic seven-stage multicolored pyramidal tower, over 300 feet high. However, only the ground plan and traces of the three stairs leading up to it have been preserved.
- These buildings were designed to be both tombs and temples. Mayan royalties carried out self-torture and mutilation rites on the roofs, as they believed that blood nourished gods.
- This First Lady of the United States started the first White House library.
- When George Washington first won the Presidency, how many states did he carry?
- Who was the first US president with no natural children?
- Who actually built Monticello, the estate of Thomas Jefferson?
- This very important Supreme Court case struck down a Connecticut law banning the use of contraceptives.
- Who was the first US President to be born in the 19th century?
- Two streets in Jerusalem are named after US Presidents. Which two?
- This city in California bills itself as The Avocado Capital of the World.
- This candy bar, produced by the Hershey Company, was created around 1928 by a former dairy farmer and shipping foreman for Milton S. Hershey.
- Which African country is bordered by Nigeria, Cameroon, Niger, Libya, Sudan and the Central African Republic?
- I am thinking of a US state. The capitals of the states bordering it are Sacramento, Salem, Boise, Salt Lake City and Phoenix. What is the capital of the state I am thinking of?
- Which of the following Australian states has no border with any of the others?
- This country, bordering the Arabian Sea on the south, also has land borders with Iran, Afghanistan, China and India.
- Oklahoma has borders with how may other states?
- Switzerland has borders with France, Germany, Italy, Austria and which other country?
- The English county of Yorkshire was originally split into 3 districts that bordered each other. These districts were historically called, Ridings. Which of these was not one of the historic Ridings?
- Three of these US cities are real, the fourth is a fake.
- Take a good look, one of these US cities is as counterfeit as that fiver you spent on coffee this morning!
- Drat, I hate when the phone rings so early! Got another list for ya. Who could imagine thered be so many fake towns out there!? Can you spot the fake one?
- Help me with this list, one of these towns does not exist.
- One of these towns is about as fake as that clip - on tie youre wearing.
- Before we go to lunch, lets knock out one more list. Ya get it right, I buy you lunch! Hows that for a deal? Here, youll probably need this list, so you can spot the fake town on it.
- Lets look at this next file. One of these towns aint kosher, pal! Which one?
- Here, have a go at this while we wait to order. These towns all look good to me, but what do I know? One of them is fake.
- Which town on this list is fake?
- Splendid lunch, but now I need a nap! Before we go, can you tell me which of these towns does not exist?
- Which of these is a nickname of West Virginia?