World trivia questions
4036 multiple-choice World trivia questions with four options and the answer.
- What is the capital of Montserrat?
- What is the capital of the group of four volcanic islands, known as the Pitcairn Islands?
- The state of Vatican City is the smallest sovereign country in the world by which of these indicators?
- Who is in charge of the Vatican City?
- How is the residence of the Bishtop of Rome, the Prope, referred to?
- The name of the Vatican City comes from which of the following?
- For what period of time are Popes elected to be the head of the Vatican City?
- The members of the Pontifical Guard, which reside in the Vatican City and serve as personal bodyguards of the Pope, are Catholic male citizens predominantly of this nationality.
- The Vatican City has its own bank – Instituto per le Opere di Releigione or simply the Vatican Bank as it is more popular. This bank is owner of the only ATM in the country which is unique and famous with which of these features?
- What is the official language of the Vatican City?
- According to Vatican jurisdiction, what happens to a person who loses his/her Vatican citizenship and has no other citizenship?
- Which of the following facilities is not present in the Vatican City?
- In what year did Cardiff become the capital city of Wales?
- The Welsh football (soccer) team qualified for the World Cup finals in 1958. What were the circumstances of their entry?
- The castles and town walls of North Wales, built under the orders of Edward I (in the late 13th and early 14th century) to suppress the Welsh, have always been regarded as an impressive sight. However, which of the castles was considered the nearest to perfect in the concentric castle design of the time?
- Who was the first Prime Minister of the UK to be born in Wales?
- What abbreviation is used for a member of the Welsh Assembly?
- Under what name is Thomas Woodward better known?
- In the America Bowl at Wembley stadium in 1987, the Welsh Full Back Paul Thorburn made a guest appearance for which NFL team?
- The Welsh are renowned for singing. One of their popular hymns is known in Welsh as Cwm Rhondda. By what name is it more commonly referred to in English?
- In which South American country is there a small population that speaks only Spanish and Welsh?
- Sushi, the icon of Japanese cuisine, is characterized by which of the following?
- The Japanese call Mount Fuji Fuji-san. San refers to which of the following?
- Rooms in Japanese houses and apartments are typically measured by which of the following?
- The Japanese word baitoh (pronounced BUY-toe) means part time job and is adapted from which language?
- In America, horror films are often released in October, to cash in on the Halloween season. In Japan, horror films are a staple of which season?
- In America, it is not unusual to find buildings with no thirteenth floor. In Japan, which floor of a hotel might one find missing?
- Before money existed, people obtained goods this way.
- The first money appeared around 1,200 BC in the form of this.
- This is when the first metal coins appeared.