History Trivia

200+ Multiple Choice Trivia Quiz Questions with Answers

• November 14, 2022

Trivia quizzes are the best way to educate and entertain you. You learn a lot of many things you don't even know. Also, they serve as the best activity for your family and friends. This multiple-choice trivia quiz covers culture, sports, science, history, and other topics. Your friends and family may find it hard to give the correct answer.

1. Question: What is the name of the Jewish New Year?

a)Hanukkah
b) Yom Kippur
c) Kwanza
d) Rosh Hashanah

2. Question: How many blue stripes are on the U.S. flag?

a) 6
b) 7
c) 13
d) 0

3. Question: Which one of these characters is not friends with Harry Potter?

a) Ron Weasley
b) Neville Longbottom
c) Draco Malfoy
d) Hermione Granger

4. Question: What is the color of Donald Duck's bowtie?

a) Red
b) Yellow
c) Blue
d) White

5. Question: What was the name of the band Lionel Richie was a part of?

a) King Harvest
b) Spectrums
c) Commodores
d) The Marshall Tucker Band

6. Question: Which animal does not appear in the Chinese zodiac?

a) Dragon
b) Rabbit
c) Dog
d) Hummingbird

7. Question: Which country held the 2016 Summer Olympics?

a) China
b) Ireland
c) Brazil
d) Italy

8. Question: Which planet is the hottest?

a) Venus
b) Saturn
c) Mercury
d) Mars

9. Question: Who was the only U.S. President to resign?

a) Herbert Hoover
b) Richard Nixon
c) George W. Bush
d) Barack Obama

10. Question: What does the "D" in "D-Day" stand for?

a) Dooms
b) Dark
c) Day
d) Dunkirk

11. Question: In which city can you find the Liberty Bell?

a) Washington, D.C.
b) Boston
c) Philadelphia
d) Manhattan

12. Question: In Pirates of the Caribbean, what was Captain Jack Sparrow's ship's name?

a) The Marauder
b) The Black Pearl
c) The Black Python
d) The Slytherin

13. Question: According to Forrest Gump, "life was like…."

a) A bag of lemons
b) A handful of roses
c) A lollipop
d) A box of chocolates

14. Question: What is the rarest blood type?

a) O
b) A
c) B
d) AB-Negative

15. Question: Holly Golightly is a character in which film?

a) Breakfast at Tiffanys
b) Pretty In Pink
c) Funny Face
d) Singing In The Rain

16. Trivia Question: In The Wizard of Oz, the Tin Man wanted to see the Wizard get what?

a) A brain
b) An oil can
c) A dog
d) A heart

17. Question: Which U.S. state is known as the sunflower state?

a) Florida
b) California
c) Maine
d) Kansas

18. Question: Which of these characters isn't a part of the Friends group?

a) Rachel
b) Joey
c) Gunther
d) Monica

19. Trivia Question: How many bones are in the human body?

a) 206
b) 205
c) 201
d) 209

20. Question: Which famous singer released a song called "Adore You"?

a) Harry Styles
b) Dua Lipa
c) Halsey
d) Shawn Mendes

21. Question: Fe is the chemical symbol for…

a) Zinc
b) Hydrogen
c) Fluorine
d) Iron

22. Question: How old do you have to enter the hunger games?

a) 12
b) 11
c) 10
d) 15

23. Question: What language is the most spoken worldwide?

a) Chinese
b) Spanish
c) Arabic
d) English

24. Question: What year did Barbie come out?

a) 1958
b) 1959
c) 1956
d) 1961

25. Question: What is Shakespeare's shortest tragedy?

a) Macbeth
b) Hamlet
c) Romeo & Juliet
d) Othello

26. Question: What is the #1 cookie in the U.S.?

a) Chips Ahoy!
b) Milano
c) Girl Scout Thin Mints
d) Oreo

27. Question: How many hearts does an octopus have?

a) 1
b) 2
c) 3
d) 4

28. Question: Who wrote The Scarlett Letter?

a) Shakespeare
b) Stephen King
c) Nathanial Hawthorne
d) Ernest Hemingway

29. Question: Which social media platform came out in 2003?

a) Myspace
b) Twitter
c) Facebook
d) Tumblr

30. Question: Which planet in our solar system is the largest?

a) Jupiter
b) Saturn
c) Neptune
d) Earth

31. Question: The Powerpuff Girls are 3 distinct colors. What are they?

a) Red, yellow, green
b) Yellow, blue, green
c) Blue, green, red
d) Green, purple, orange

32. Question: Which boyband sings the song "I Want It That Way"?

a) One Direction
b) Backstreet Boys
c) NSYNC
d) New Kids On The Block

33. Question: Who painted the Sistine Chapel ceiling?

a) Picasso
b) Da Vinci
c) Michelangelo
d) Van Gogh

34. Question: In which state did the Salem Witch Trials take place?

a) Washington
b) Virginia
c) Massachusetts
d) Pennsylvania

35. Question: Which ocean is the largest?

a) Indian
b) Pacific
c) Atlantic
d) the Arctic

36. Question: Which New York City building is the tallest:

a) Empire State Building
b) Bank of America Tower
c) One World Trade Center
d) Statue of Liberty

37. Question: What does the "E" in Chuck E. Cheese stand for?

a) Ernest
b) Edward
c) Entertainment
d) Extra

38. Question: Which country gifted the Statue of Liberty to the U.S.?

a) Germany
b) China
c) France
d) Italy

39. Question: Who painted the Mona Lisa?

a) Van Gogh
b) da Vinci
c) Picasso
d) Monet

40. Question: In which city were Anne Frank and her family hiding?

a) Paris
b) Amsterdam
c) Brussels
d) Frankfurt

41. Question: In which decade does the Netflix series Stranger Things take place?

a) the '70s
b) the '80s
c) the '90s
d) the early 2000s

42. Question: Which country consumes the most chocolate?

a) Spain
b) Germany
c) North America
d) Switzerland

43. Question: What is Sodium Chloride?

a) Salt
b) Sugar
c) Chlorine
d) Bleach

44. Question: Which astrological sign is a crab?

a) Pisces
b) Aquarius
c) Cancer
d) Virgo

45. Question: Who is Tom Riddle in the Harry Potter series?

a) A student in Harry's class
b) A professor at Hogwarts
c) Harry's birth father
d) Voldemort

46. Question: The movie The Social Network is about which social media platform:

a) Facebook
b) Myspace
c) Instagram
d) Twitter

47. Question: Who wrote the songs for The Lion King?

a) Elton John
b) Phil Collins
c) Celine Dion
d) Stevie Wonder

48. Trivia Question: How many daughters does Barack Obama have?

a) 0
b) 1
c) 2
d) 3

49. Question: Which Disney princess sings "Just Around The Riverbend"?

a) Snow White
b) Pocahontas
c) Elsa
d) Belle

50. Question: In Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, who gives Harry the invisibility cloak?

a) Ron
b) Snape
c) Dumbledore
d) No one; he just finds it

51. Question: How many boroughs are there in New York City?

a) 4
b) 5
c) 6
d) 10

52. Question: In the U.S. version of The Office, Michael Scott burns his foot on:

a) Hot water
b) Pavement/Cement
c) Rocks on fire
d) A George Foreman Grill

53. Question: What is the longest river in the world?

a) Amazon
b) Congo
c) the Nile
d) Hudson

54. Question: How many days are in February during a leap year?

a) 28
b) 29
c) 30
d) 31

55. Question: How many degrees are in a circle?

a) 360
b) 180
c) 150
d) 359

56. Question: Which city is known as the City of Love?

a) Rome
b) Barcelona
c) New York City
d) Paris

57. Question: As an adult, how many teeth should you have in your mouth?

a) 35
b) 32
c) 30
d) 42

58. Question: What was the name of the boy who won Willy Wonka's factory?

a) Charlie Baxter
b) Charlie Brown
c) Charlie Bones
d) Charlie Bucket

59. Question: Edward Scissorhands is known for cutting:

a) Hair
b) Bushes
c) Clothes
d) Everything

60. Question: In which city would you find the Fisherman's Bastion?

a) Rome
b) Budapest
c) Barcelona
d) Athens

61. Question: Which U.S. president doesn't/don't have a dog in the White House?

a) Trump
b) Obama
c) Bush
d) Lincoln

62. Question: What does the "U" stand for in "UFO"?

a) Unidentified
b) Under
c) United
d) Unique

63. Question: Which U.S. state is known as "America's Dairyland"?

a) Minnesota
b) Iowa
c) Pennsylvania
d) Wisconsin

64. Question: Which Olympic sport is Michael Phelps known for?

a) Snowboarding
b) Skiing
c) Running
d) Swimming

65. Question: What is the complementary color of green?

a) Blue
b) Yellow
c) Red
d) Purple

66. Question: Han Solo is a character from which movie series:

a) Harry Potter
b) Star Wars
c) Lord of the Rings
d) Indiana Jones

67. Question: What are the two FBI agents hunting in Men and Black?

a) Serial killers
b) Ghosts
c) Aliens
d) Time travelers

68. Question: How many Harry Potter books are there?

a) 7
b) 8
c) 6
d) 10

69. Question: What breed of dog is the most popular in the U.S.?

a) Pug
b) Dalmatian
c) Beagle
d) Golden Retriever

70. Question: Which rapper was known for his album Blue Slide Park?

a) J Cole
b) Post Malone
c) Eminem
d) Mac Miller

71. Question: How many sides does a hexagon have?

a) 5
b) 6
c) 7
d) 8

72. Question: Ferris Bueller's Day Off was filmed in which city?

a) Pittsburgh
b) Chicago
c) NYC
d) San Francisco

73. Question: How many elements are on the periodic table?

a) 112
b) 118
c) 120
d) 143

74. Question: Where is the United Nations Headquarters?

a) D.C.
b) NYC
c) Philadelphia
d) Orlando

75. Question: What famous singer sings with Taylor Swift in her song "Me!"?

a) Brendan Urie
b) Shawn Mendes
c) Ellie Goulding
d) Halsey

76. Question: In what year did women get the right to vote?

a) 1910
b) 1920
c) 1930
d) 1940

77. Question: Where in the United States is the largest aquarium?

a) New Jersey
b) Maine
c) California
d) Georgia

78. Trivia Question: Neil Armstrong was the first man…

a) On Mars
b) On a spacecraft alone
c) On the Moon
d) To travel to the sun

79. Question: What does "FBI" stand for?

a) Female Body Inspector
b) Federal Bureau of Investigation
c) Federal Business of Investigation
d) Federal Bureau of Inspection

80. Question: What is the deadliest snake?

a) Python
b) Cobra
c) Cobra
d) Black Mamba

81. Question: In The Office, what object of Dwight's does Jim put in jello?

a) Computer mouse
b) Wallet
c) Stapler
d) Coffee mug

82. Question: How many times has Ross been married in Friends?

a) Only once
b) 3 times
c) Twice
d) More than 3 times

83. Question: What is a group of lions called?

a) Squad
b) Pack
c) Herd
d) Pride

84. Question: How many keys are on a piano?

a) 86
b) 87
c) 88
d) 89

85. Question: What was the name of the Greek mythological woman with snakes for hair?

a) Pandora
b) Helen
c) Cassiopeia
d) Medusa

86. Question: What do you call a baby goat?

a) Kid
b) Goatee
c) Child
d) Baby Goat

87. Question: According to Phineas and Ferb, there are __ days of summer vacation.

a) 90
b) 103
c) 104
d) 110

88. Question: What is the most populous city in Canada?

a) Toronto
b) Ontario
c) Quebec
d) Vancouver

89. Question: The Da Vinci Code opens with a murder in which museum:

a) The Guggenheim
b) The Louvre
c) The Van Gogh museum
d) The Metropolitan Museum of Art

90. Question: After The Simpsons, what is the longest-running T.V. show?

a) Law & Order
b) Grey's Anatomy
c) Criminal Minds
d) NCIS

91. Question: Which Disney princess sings "A Dream Is A Wish Your Heart Makes"?

a) Belle
b) Cinderella
c) Jasmine
d) Sleeping Beauty

92. Question: How often does the Moon orbit the Earth?

a) Every 7 days
b) Every 27 days
c) Every 30 days
d) Every 365 days

93. Question: In Greek Mythology, who is the Queen of the Underworld?

a) Pandora
b) Medusa
c) Helen
d) Persephone

94. Question: How many points are a touchdown worth?

a) 5
b) 6
c) 7
d) 8

95. Question: How many feet are in a mile?

a) 1,037
b) 5,288
c) 5,280
d) 6,201

96. Question: Where is the Oval Office located in the White House?

a) North Wing
b) South Wing
c) East Wing
d) West Wing

97. Question: At what temperature (Fahrenheit) does water freeze?

a) 32 degrees
b) 40 degrees
c) -10 degrees
d) 0 degrees

98. Question: Where in Pennsylvania is The Office based?

a) Philadelphia
b) Pittsburgh
c) Scranton
d) Lancaster

99. Question: In the movie Good Will Hunting, which college does Skylar attend?

a) Harvard
b) Yale
c) Columbia
d) UCLA

100. Question: Where in California is Disneyland located?

a) Malibu
b) Huntington Beach
d) Los Angeles
d) Anaheim

101. Trivia Question: "I see dead people" is a line from which horror film…

a) The Sixth Sense
b) The Grudge
c) The Shining
d) The Exorcist

102. Trivia Question: Who founded Microsoft?

a) Bill Hader
b) Steve Jobs
c) Bill Gates
d) Mark Zuckerberg

103. Question: In which city was the movie National Treasure filmed?

a) Washington D.C.
b) NYC
c) Philadelphia
d) Roanoke

104. Trivia Question: Which classic novel has the line "Stay Gold, Ponyboy"?

a) The Catcher in the Rye
b) 1984
c) The Outsiders
d) Catch-22

105. Question: What was the name of Harry Potter's pet owl?

a) Hedwig
b) Luna
c) Dobby
d) Fluffy

106. Question: Which Disney princess had 3 fairy godmothers?

a) Cinderella
b) Snow White
c) Sleeping Beauty
d) Jasmine

107. Question: Which band came back together in 2019?

a) The Naked Brothers Band
b) The Jonas Brothers
c) One Direction
d) The Beatles

108. Question: Steve Jobs is known for wearing black…

a) Button-down shirt
b) T-shirt
c) Turtleneck
d) Blazer

109. Question: In which movie does Anne Hathaway play a poor, homeless woman?

a) The Devil Wears Prada
b) Les Miserables
c) The Princess Diaries
d) Ella Enchanted

110. Question: The movie 10 Things I Hate About You was based on which play by Shakespeare:

a) Taming of the Shrew
b) Hamlet
c) Romeo and Juliet
d) A Midsummer Night's Dream

111. Question: Where does Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest take place?

a) Coney Island
b) Miami Beach
c) Mall of America
d) Orlando

112. Trivia Question: At what age did Amy Winehouse, Janis Joplin, and Jimi Hendrix die?

a) 26
b) 27
c) 29
d) 30

113. Question: Which two planets in our solar system are known as "ice giants"?

a) Neptune and Jupiter
b) Uranus and Pluto
c) Pluto and Jupiter
d) Neptune and Uranus

114.Question: What country is Prague in?

a) Hungary
b) Austria
c) the Czech Republic
d) Germany

115. Question: Which poet wrote the poem "The Raven"?

a) Robert Frost
b) Edgar Allen Poe
c) Walt Whitman
d) Sylvia Plath

116. Trivia Question: How many ribs are in the human body?

a) 16
b) 24
c) 19
d) 29

117. Question: Who was the 16th president of the United States?

a) Lincoln
b) Nixon
c) Jackson
d) Madison

118. Question: Who wrote the novel Slaughterhouse-Five?

a) Kurt Vonnegut
b) Stephen King
c) J.D. Salinger
d) Harper Lee

119. Question: In The Office, what was the food that Dwight grew on his farm?

a) Pumpkins
b) Beets
c) Onions
d) Potatoes

120. Question: What animal is associated with ancient Egypt?

a) Lion
b) Cat
c) Hummingbird
d) Rabbit

121. Question: In 2016, which musician won the Nobel Peace Prize for Literature?

a) Lenny Kravitz
b) Eric Clapton
c) Bob Dylan
d) Elton John

122. Question: How many time zones are there in the world?

a) 7
b) 24
c) 23
d) 9

123. Question: How many rings are there in the Olympic symbol?

a) 5
b) 7
c) 4
d) 9

124.Question: What is celebrated on December 26th?

a) The day after Christmas
b) Harvest Day
c) Boxing Day
d) National Dog Day

125. Question: How many eyes does a spider have?

a) 8
b) 9
c) 10
d) 2

126. Question: What is the first book of the Old Testament in the Bible?

a) Matthew
b) Proverbs
c) Genesis
d) Exodus

127. Question: What was the first Disney film produced in color?

a) Cinderella
b) Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
c) Sleeping Beauty
d) Pocahontas

128. Question: Sodium bicarbonate is used in the kitchen as what?

a) Salt
b) Sugar
c) Baking soda
d) Vinegar

129. Question: In Ray Bradbury's novel Fahrenheit 451, what are they burning?

a) Clothes
b) Houses
c) Books
d) Money

130. Question: Which water sport is the official sport of Hawaii?
a) Water polo
b) Swimming
c) Water skiing
d) Surfing

131. Question: What is the name of the company that published the Mario Kart video game?

a) Nintendo
b) Electronic Arts (E.A.)
c) SEGA
d) Xbox

132. Question: What is the only food that cannot go bad?

a) Dark chocolate
b) Peanut butter
c) Canned tuna
d) Honey

133. Question: Which was René Magritte's first surrealist painting?

a) Not to Be Reproduced
b) Personal Values
c) The Lovers
d) The Lost Jockey

134. Question: What 90s boy band member bought Myspace in 2011?

a) Nick Lachey
b) Justin Timberlake
c) Shawn Stockman
d) AJ McLean

135. Question: What is the most visited tourist attraction in the world?

a) Eiffel Tower
b) Statue of Liberty
c) Great Wall of China
d) Colosseum

136. Question: What's the name of Hagrid's pet spider?

a) Nigini
b) Crookshanks
c) Aragog
d) Mosag

137. Question: What's the heaviest organ in the human body?

a) Brain
b) Liver
c) Skin
d) Heart

138. Question: Who made the third most 3-pointers in the Playoffs in NBA history?

a) Kevin Durant
b) JJ Reddick
c) Lebron James
d) Kyle Korver

137. Question: Which E.U. countries do not use the euro as their currency?

a) Poland
b) Denmark
c) Sweden
d) All of the above

138. Question: Which U.S. city sees more than 320 sunny days yearly?

a) Phoenix
b) Miami
c) San Francisco
d) Austin

139. Question: What food holds the record for being the most stolen around the globe?

a) Wagyu beef
b) Cheese
c) Coffee
d) Chocolate

140. Question: What element does the chemical symbol Au stand for?

a) Silver
b) Magnesium
c) Salt
d) Gold

141. Question: What is the highest-grossing Broadway show of all time?

a) The Lion King
b) Wicked
c) Kinky Boots
d) Hamilton

142. Question: On average, how many seeds are located outside a strawberry?

a) 100
b) 200
c) 400
d) 500

143. Question: Which fast food restaurant has the largest retail locations in the world?

a) Jack In The Box
b) Chipotle
c) Subway
d) McDonald's

144. Question: Where is the hottest temperature ever recorded on Earth?

a) Meribah, Kuwait
b) Death Valley, California
c) Yuma, Arizona
d) Key West, Florida

145. Question: What is the oldest soft drink in the United States?

a) Coca Cola
b) Pepsi
c) Dr. Pepper
d) Canada Dry Ginger Ale

146. Question: What river passes through New Orleans, Louisiana?

a) Orleans River
b) Mississippi River
c) Atchafalaya River
d) Colorado River

147. Question: In what country do more than half of the people believe in elves?

a) Norway
b) Russia
c) Holland
d) Iceland

148. Question: What is the name of the coffee shop in the sitcom Friends?

a) Central Perk
b) Java Park
c) Central Park Coffee
d) Central Park Roastery

149. Question: Which pop star burnt down the home gym with candles?

a) Kim Kardashian
b) Lady Gaga
c) Zendaya
d) Britney Spears

151. Question: What is the highest-grossing video game franchise to date?

a) Mario
b) Pokemon
c) Call of Duty
d) Street Fighter

152. Question: "Cirque du Soleil" started in what country?

a) France
b) USA
c) Canada
d) Russia

153. Question: Which country's national animal is a unicorn?

a) Scotland
b) Denmark
c) New Zealand
d) France

154. Question: Which is the highest-grossing film of all time?

a) Avengers: End Game
b) Avatar
c) Titanic
d) Furious 7

155. Question: Which Avenger, other than Captain America, was able to pick up Thor's Mjolnir?

a) Wanda
b) Spiderman
c) Doctor Strange
d) Vision

156. Question: What is the main ingredient in falafel?

a) Lentil
b) Chickpea
c) Broccoli
d) Split pea

157. Question: What color dresses do Chinese women traditionally wear on their wedding day?

a) Blue
b) Gold
c) White
d) Red

158. Question: What is yellowtail fish called in Japanese?
Ahi
Ikura
Hamachi
Maguro

159. Question: What sport has been played on the Moon?

a) Frisbee
b) Soccer
c) Golf
d) Bocce ball

160. Question: What is the highest-grossing holiday movie of all time?

a) Elf
b) Die Hard
c) It's A Wonderful Life
d) Home Alone

161. Question: What was the first cash crop in America?

a) Tobacco
b) Corn
c) Sugar Cane
d) Grapes

162. Question: Mycology is the scientific study of what?

a) Cancer cells
b) Flowers
c) Fungi
d) Blood

163. Question: What animal is the closest living relative of a human?

a) Gorillas
b) Monkeys
c) Bonobos
d) Homo sapiens

164. Question: What does the word "zodiac" mean in Ancient Greek?

a) Circle of personalities
b) Circle of stars
c) Circle of Animals
d) Circle of futures

165. Question: Aries, Sagittarius, and Leo are three zodiac signs in which triplicity?

a) Air
b) Water
c) Fire
d) Earth

166. Question: The first vaccine was for which disease?

a) Chickenpox
b) Polio
c) Measles
d) Smallpox

167. Question: Which Beatle made Elton John the godfather of his son?

a) Paul McCartney
b) John Lennon
c) Ringo Starr
d) George Harrison

168. Question: What lobster organ is made into a delicacy known as "tomalley"?

a) Claw
b) Tail
c) Liver
d) Antennae

169. Question: The villains in the 2007 version of the movie "Transformers" are known as what?

a) Decepticons
b) Storm Troopers
c) Death Eaters
d) Sentinels

170. Question: Which cereal grain is the most commonly used in beer?

a) Wheat
b) Barley
c) Hops
d) Rice

171. Question: "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull" is based on whose story idea?

a) Michael Bay
b) Ernest Hemingway
c) Tim Burton
d) George Lucas

172. Question: What country are the Galapagos Islands located in?

a) Belize
b) Brazil
c) Ecuador
d) Colombia

173. Question: Pupusas are from what country?

a) Mexico
b) El Salvador
c) Brazil
d) Poland

174. Question: What is the name of the talkative parrot in "Aladdin"?

a) Pascal
b) Meeko
c) Iago
d) Abu

175. Question: On "Friends," what is Ross' occupation?

a) Paleontologist
b) Meteorologist
c) News Anchor
d) Teacher

176. Question: What is Rick's last name in "Rick and Morty"?

a) Sanchez
b) Smith
c) Guetterman
d) Coopers

177. Question: Where did the croissant originate?

a) France
b) Austria
c) Turkey
d) Tokyo

178. Question: In what U.S. state does "Breaking Bad" takes place?

a) Utah
b) Missouri
c) Texas
d) New Mexico

179. Question: What country is Shakira from?

a) Mexico
b) Puerto Rico
c) Paraguay
d) Colombia

180. Question: Which of these retailers is the oldest operating?

a) Macy's
b) Brooks Brothers (opened in 1818)
c) Kiehl's
d) Saks Fifth Avenue

181. Question: Mount Olympus is the highest mountain in what country?

a) Italy
b) Spain
c) Portugal
d) Greece

182. Question: Which country ranks first in cereal consumption per capita?

a) USA
b) Italy
c) Ireland
d) the Philippines

183. Question: From which country do French fries originate?

a) Belgium
b) France
c) USA
d) England

184. Question: What sport is referred to as the "sport of kings"?

a) Bocce Ball
b) Cricket
c) Rugby
d) Polo

185. Question: Who was the first Disney Princess?

a) Cinderella
b) Snow White
c) Aurora
d) Jasmine

186. Question: What year was In-N-Out Burger founded?

a) 1968
b) 1975
c) 1948
d) 1985

187. Question: How many islands are in Hawaii?

a) 4
b) 7
c) 48
d) 137

188. Question: What is the national alcoholic beverage of America?

a) Rye
b) Bourbon
c) Whiskey
d) Cognac

189. Question: What is Bruno Mars' real name?

a) Peter Gene Hernandez
b) Michael Nguyen-Stevenson
c) Ray Aguirre
d) Bruno Maritza

190. Question: What was the very first Pixar movie?

a) Wall-E
b) Monsters, Inc.
c) A Bug's Life
d) Toy Story

191. Question: What was the ancient Goddess of Love?

a) Athena
b) Venus
c) Helen
d) Hera

192. Question: What are imitation crab sticks made of?

a) Whitefish
b) Cuttlefish
c) Tofu
d) Calamari

193. Question: Which ocean is the Bermuda Triangle in?

a) the Pacific Ocean
b) the Atlantic Ocean
c) Caribbean Ocean
d) the Indian Ocean

194. Question: Where is Kanye West from?

a) Chicago, Illinois
b) Boston, Massachusetts
c) Detroit, Michigan
d) Los Angeles, California

195. Question: What is the smallest country in the world?

a) Luxembourg
b) The Vatican City
c) Palau
d) San Marino

196. Question: What animal species is the only male that gets pregnant?

a) Dolphin
b) Elephant Seal
c) Sea Turtle
d) Seahorse

197. Question: Who was the first woman to ever be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame?

a) Dolly Parton
b) Janis Joplin
c) Joni Mitchell
d) Aretha Franklin

198. Question: What is the hardest natural substance in the world?

a) Granite
b) Marble
c) Iron
d) Diamond

199. Question: Which "Wonders Of The World" is still in existence?

a) Temple of Artemis
b) Pyramids of Giza
c) Hanging Gardens of Babylon
d) Statue of Zeus

200. Question: Which company was the first to reach 1 trillion dollars?

a) Microsoft
b) Apple
c) Amazon
d) Google

201. Question: Which animal has the largest eyes?

a) Giant squid
b) Blue whale
c) Ostrich
d) Elephant

202. Question: From what country did jazz originate?

a) France
b) USA
c) Canada
d) Germany