World trivia questions
4036 multiple-choice World trivia questions with four options and the answer.
- Which former president and first lady got married on October 11th?
- On 11 October 1968, the first staffed Apollo mission, Apollo 7, was launched. Which of the following was NOT an astronaut on that mission?
- Who was the first guest host of Saturday Night Live on the shows premiere on October 11th, 1975?
- In what direction does the Tower of Pisa lean?
- Approximately how high is the Tower of Pisa?
- About how many years did the Tower of Pisa take to build?
- How many bells are housed in the the Tower of Pisa?
- In what year did the Tower of Pisa start to lean?
- What are the primary colors of the Philippine national flag?
- This West African countrys capital is Conakry; it borders the Atlantic Ocean, and the official language is French.
- This democratic parliamentary republics capital is Tallinn, and its national flag consists of three horizontal stripes of blue, black and white color.
- This country is located in Central America, its capital is San Jose, its official language is Spanish.
- This country, located in the South Pacific Ocean, comprises of about 322 larger islands, its capital is Suva, and one of the official languages is Hindi.
- This constitutional monarchy is located in Western Asia, its capital is Amman, and its official language is Arabic.
- This is the largest country both in Africa and in the Arab World in terms territory, and the tenth largest country in the world. Its capital is Khartoum.
- What country located in Southeastern Europe has the city Podgorica as a capital, and was part of a larger state until 2006?
- This republic is located in northwestern South America, it is named after a European explorer and its capital city is Bogota.
- This is an island country consisting of almost one thousand islands, it is located east of Papua New Guinea and its capital is Honiara.
- This island country is located east of the Caribbean Sea, it was a colony of the United Kingdom until 1966. Its flag features a trident.
- What is the highest peak in the United States?
- What was the original name of Mt. McKinley?
- Who was the first person to stand on the summit of Mt. McKinley?
- In what year did Alaska become a state?
- Which gold rush came first?
- How did the City of Juneau in Alaska get its name?
- In what year did the capital of Alaska move from Sitka to Juneau?
- The $100,000 is an odd bill, in that it was not generally issued, and printed only as a gold certificate of series of 1934. It featured the portrait of this great American.
- The ridges on the sides of coins are called reedings or millings. The dime has this number of such ridges.
- According to the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, the average life of a one dollar bill is this.
- The Federal Reserve System issues notes through its 12 districts. Each of the numbers from one to twelve corresponds to a certain district. In addition to numbers, the districts have corresponding letters as well. Only one of the following pairs (district - its number - its letter) is correct.