World trivia questions
4036 multiple-choice World trivia questions with four options and the answer.
- What is Sir Robert Peel known as?
- Who is Deputy Sheriff Isaac Smith?
- Which of the following is not a commonly used Field Sobriety Task?
- City police in the U.S. gain their power and authority to arrest from which government body/person?
- What does the name Texas mean?
- How many different flags have flown over Texas?
- What was the original name of the capital of Texas?
- Which port in Texas is the largest in the USA in terms of international commerce?
- Who is the famous general and Mexican president that was defeated by the Texans in the 1800s in the fight for their independence?
- What river forms the Texas/Mexico border?
- In what Texas city did the large national disaster, The Great Storm of 1900, occur?
- Which of these was the first oil well in Texas?
- How many presidential libraries are located in Texas?
- Texas has more counties than any other US state. How many are there?
- The worlds first rodeo was held in what Texas city on July 4, 1883?
- In which of these countries is Santa Claus accompanied by an assistant who carries a black sack and a book in which each childs behavior is recorded?
- The Urn of Fate is part of the traditional Christmas celebrations in what country?
- The Julbukk, a small figure made of straw, is a common Christmas decoration in Sweden. What does the Julbukk resemble?
- In which country does the Infant Jesus help Santa to give presents to children?
- In Greek folk tradition the malicious creatures called the Kallikantzaroi like to play bad pranks on people at Christmas time. Which of these is believed to be a way to drive them off?
- How many reindeer pull the sleigh of Father Frost according to beliefs in Ukraine?
- In which country was the traditional Christmas mistletoe hung up for the first time?
- Western culture cherishes the idea of a white Christmas (a Christmas with snow). Unfortunately for England, the white Christmases in the country in the entire twentieth century were not more than this number.
- According to the tradition, on Christmas Eve, Christians in this country go to church wearing a completely new outfit.
- In which country was the first Christmas stamp released?
- In which country does Santa visit children twice, once on December 4th and once on December 6th?
- In which country are presents brought to children by a camel instead of by Santa Claus?
- In which of the following countries is Christmas not considered a day for the family?
- In terms of area, which US state is about the size of Israel?
- Which ancient city was declared Israel’s official capital with a law from January 1950?