World trivia questions
4036 multiple-choice World trivia questions with four options and the answer.
- Which product was advertised with the provocative words My wife, I think Ill keep her.?
- Theyre GRR-eat!! was a slogan advertising which product?
- Which product was advertised with the phrase Take it off...take it all off!?
- Its not nice to fool Mother Nature! was the advertising slogan for which product?
- Which is the worlds highest mountain system?
- Excluding continents, which island is considered to be the largest island on Earth?
- This mountain range, spanning seven countries, is the worlds longest.
- Alhough not freshwater, it is the largest lake in the world, covering an area of 371,800 sq km.
- Which city, founded in 1607, is the capital of New Mexico?
- Which city, located on the Cumberland River, is the capital of Tennessee?
- The highest recorded surface temperature of 136°F (about 58°C) was measured in this African country.
- This is the longest river on Earth.
- Paricutín is the youngest mountain on Earth. It is an active volcano and was formed from lava and ash as early as February 20, 1943. It is located in this country.
- This water basin contains the saltiest water on Earth. It is so salty, there is no life in it.
- Angel Falls, located in this country, is the highest waterfall in the world.
- Arica, a place in this country, gets the least rainfall - only 0.03 inches (0.76 millimeters) per year.
- During a 1974 survey, it was discovered that this spot located in East Antarctica has the deepest ice cover on Earth.
- The lowest temperature on earth was recorded on this continent in 1983, when the termometer locked at -129F (- 88 C).
- Antarctica could be considered the wettest place on our planet, as 90 per cent of its surface is ice. However the ice isnt melted. So the wettest place on Earth is a small village in India, called this.
- The deepest lake in the world is also the third largest one in Asia. It located in Siberia, Russia.
- Halloween is celebrated the day before this Holy Catholic day.
- In some parts of this country, Halloween is called Pooky Night.
- This city is the self-proclaimed Halloween Capital of the World.
- On Halloween, children go door-to-door and yell trick-or-threat. However, in Scotland it is likely to hear children saying this.
- According to the Druidic religion of the Celts, this winter season began every year on the night of October 31.
- In Celtic parts of western Brittany, the baking of kornigou is still used to proclaim the beginning of the winter season (which begins on the night of Halloween). Kornigou are cakes baked in the shape of this.
- Many Protestant denominations celebrate this holiday on October 31 and some of them even meld it with Halloween.
- In what year did How the Grinch Stole Christmas first appear on American television?
- Why was the Grinch colored in that particular shade of green in the Christmas special?
- At the end of How the Grinch Stole Christmas, how many times did the Grinchs heart grow?