World trivia questions
4036 multiple-choice World trivia questions with four options and the answer.
- Who was the first President of Poland?
- Poland was one of the first countries to have a constitution (1791). Which constitution/s was/were passed earlier than the Polish one?
- Which country does not have a land border with Poland?
- In 1569 Poland united with this country to form a Commonwealth that covered an area of almost one million square kilometers.
- When was Poland accepted into the European Union?
- Between late XV and XVIII centuries, Polands kings were elected. Theoretically any noble man could become king. On many occasions a foreigner would be chosen. Which European ruling family did not have a member who was elected king of Poland?
- Which city did not serve as capital of Poland?
- What are the national colors of Poland?
- What is the lower house of the Polish Parliament called?
- Which city lying on the Missouri River is the capital of North Dakota?
- This park lies on the border between Canada and North Dakota. It could be why this border needs no fences.
- Which U.S. president stated he would have never been president had it not been for his experiences in North Dakota as a cattle rancher?
- This U.S. Senator from the 60s and 70s was known as Senator Wheat for his work at getting a higher price for wheat which during that time North Dakota was the leading producer.
- This city and historical park in North Dakota boasts the rarity of having an albino buffalo. At the birth of White Cloud, Native American people from around the country came to view this creature, which is looked on spiritually by Native American Indians.
- The North Dakota State Fair is held in which city each August?
- Cleveland Indians 1st baseman/DH, Travis Hafner was born and raised in this North Dakota town.
- General George Armstrong Custer left Fort Lincoln on the southern edge of this North Dakota town (named after the Native American tribes from that area) on his fateful trip to The Little Bighorn.
- This Police Woman was born and raised at Kulm, ND which also was the flax capital of North America!
- The best walleye fishing lake in North America, according to Field and Stream Magazine, is this lake in northeast central North Dakota.
- In 1953, television first came to Alaska. What were the call letters of the first broadcasting television station in Alaska?
- Which US President signed the Treaty of Purchase between the United States and Russia, which brought about the formal transfer of Alaska from Russia to the US?
- What was the Darfur region of western Sudan named after?
- Which United Nations representative was forced to leave Sudan in October, 2006 because of comments made about the Sudanese Army?
- There is much speculation as to how many people died as a direct result of the Darfur conflict. What figure do most Non-governmental organizations use when calculating the total number of deaths?
- What is the name of the volcanic mountainous region in the center of Darfur, Sudan?
- When the fighting in Darfur began in 2003, the locals moved into IDP (Internationally Displaced Persons) camps to avoid the fighting and seek aid. According to the registration taken, about how many people received aid in Darfur’s largest camp in from 2003 to 2005?
- If there is a crowd of children in a Darfur camp screaming Kawaja, kawaja! what is there in the center of the crowd?
- The two buildings of Marina City, one of the first complexes referred to as the city within a city, are often compared to this food item.
- This building, designed by Louis H. Sullivan, is one of the most famous early skyscrapers housing a flagship department store. This store appears in Theodore Dreisers novel Sister Carrie. It was named a National Historic Landmark in 1975. Name the store.
- Designed by Skidmore, Owings Merrill LLP, this building consists of 9 bundled square tubes, each 75 feet wide with no columns between the core and the perimeter.