World trivia questions
4036 multiple-choice World trivia questions with four options and the answer.
- Buda, Pest and Óbuda united to form Budapest. What country is Budapest the capital of?
- Detroit, Michigan, aka Motown, is twinned with this city.
- These two US cities are called The Twin Ports.
- Kansas City, Kansas and Kansas City, Missouri are twin cities. Which of them had a larger population in 2006?
- Brownsville, Texas is the twin city to this city.
- Manchester, UK is a hub of great soccer. Which city is the twin city to Manchester?
- Although these are twin cities, they are in different time zones.
- Seoul, South Korea has a twin city that has declared itself an English-speaking city. Which city is Seouls twin city?
- Ciudad Juarez in Chihuahua, Mexico is twined with this US city.
- Which word means a slum surrounding major Brazilian cities?
- Which word means a Mexican factory in which parts made in other countries are assembled?
- Which word means a simple farmer or a farmer on a subsistence farm?
- Which of these countries has two capital cities?
- Which two Latin American countries are landlocked?
- Which two countries in Central and South America have English as their official language?
- Excluding the Falkland Islands, how many countries in Central and South America do not have Spanish listed as their official language?
- In which South American country was the Nazi murderer Adolph Eichman captured?
- Juan Santamaria, Franklin Chang-Diaz, Oscar Aria Sanchez, and Claudia Poll are famous people from which Latin American country?
- The famous soprano Yma Sumac is from which Latin American country?
- Guarani is one of the official languages of which Latin American country?
- Two Latin American countries are landlocked. Three Latin American countries are called the ABC countries. How many of the ABC countries are landlocked?
- Besides fighting off the indigenous nations, which European nation did Portugal have to fight off to control Brazil?
- On October 4, 1970 this singer was found dead of a heroin overdose in a Los Angeles motel room at the age of 27.
- On October 4, 1648, Dutch Director-General Peter Stuyvesant created Americas first volunteer fire department in which city?
- On October 4, 1931, the comic strip Dick Tracy, debuted in the Detroit Daily Mirror. Who was the cartoonist who created Dick Tracy?
- The 70th single-season home run baseball hit by this man on October 4, 2001, was sold online for $52,500 by Charles Murphy, the man who caught the ball.
- The name of this sitcom, which debuted on October 4, 1957, on CBS, has become synonymous with the quintessential wholesome American family.
- Which two teams played in the first World Series of baseball to be held west of St. Louis, starting on October 1, 1959, with Game 3 being played on October 4?
- Which of these great European explorers was first to reach American soil?
- What was the first European city to have a complex sewage disposal system?