World trivia questions
4036 multiple-choice World trivia questions with four options and the answer.
- Passenger Michel Navratil, who boarded the Titanic at Southampton, sailed under the assumed name Louis Hoffman. Why?
- Who was the managing director of the White Star Line at the time the Titanic sailed?
- How many women were among the crew on the Titanic?
- What was the name of the ship that nearly collided with the Titanic in Southampton?
- What was the name of the daily newspaper on board the Titanic?
- How many honeymoon couples travelled on the Titanic?
- Where was the Carpathia headed when the distress call from Titanic was transmitted?
- When did the Carpathia arrive in New York with the rescued survivors of the RMS Titanic?
- Jock Hume, violinist with the orchestra on board the Titanic, perished when the ship sank. What did the agency that employed the musician send to his family after the disaster?
- These countries are all republics except one. Which one is a kingdom?
- Three of these countries are kingdoms, which one is actually a sultanate?
- Three of these countries are kingdoms. One is a republic. Which one is it?
- Three of these countries are Islamic republics. Which one is a kingdom?
- On 15 September, 1973 King Carl XVI Gustaf became the ruler of which of these modern kingdoms?
- What is the proper name of Queen Elizabeth IIs realm?
- On what day in March was Julius Caesar assassinated?
- According to the Roman calendar, in which of these months did the day of ides fall on the same day as in March ?
- In the Roman calendar, what did the day called ides mark each month?
- In what year was Julius Caesar killed?
- Where did the assassination of Julius Caesar take place?
- Julius Caesar was struck down by his assassins while on his way to what location?
- From the Halls of Montezuma To the Shores of Tripoli, We fight our countrys battles In the air on land and sea. is the beginning of what song related to the United States Marine Corps?
- During the battle of Belleau Wood, the U.S. Marines fierceness and toughness earned them the respect of the Germans, who rated them of storm-trooper quality. What nickname did the U.S. Marines reportedly earn in this battle?
- Benjamin Franklin, famous statesman and inventor, was born on January 17 of what year?
- This actress, who played on The Golden Girls, was born On January 17, 1922.
- Which famous boxer, born on January 17, won a gold medal in the 1960 Olympics?
- Two significant earthquakes occurred on January 17. The first was a 6.7 magnitude earthquake in Northbridge, California. The second was a 7.3 magnitude earthquake near Kobe, Japan. In what two consecutive years did they occur?
- On January 17, 2006, this person became the second oldest inmate to be executed in the United States since 1976.
- St. Patricks Day is traditionally a feast day celebrating the Patron Saint of what country?
- The first St. Patricks Day parade organized in the Irish Free State was held in 1931 in what city?