5%

Where is the most famous bicycle race worldwide held annually?

United States of America
Greece
France
England

Outstanding!

Not quite.

-

5%

Which city is known as "The Eternal City"?

Jerusalem, Israel
Paris, France
Rome, Italy
Athens, Greece

Marvelous!

Uh-oh. That was incorrect. 😔

-

5%

What is a "limoncello"?

Type of liqueur
Lemon-infused water
Instrument
Citrus fruit

You're doing great!

I'm afraid that wasn't it. 😔

-

5%

Which of these is NOT a basic component of an atom?

Ions
Protons
Neutrons
Electrons

Nice going!

That was incorrect.

-

5%

Which of these countries is part of both Europe and Asia?

Turkey
Greece
Ukraine
United Arab Emirates

Wonderful!

That was incorrect.

-

5%

Which sport in Japan incorporates a sword?

Judo
Sumo
Aikido
Karate
Taekwondo
Kendo

Bravo!

Not quite right. 😢

-

5%

Which color reflects all other colors?

Brown
White
Red
Black

Nice job!

I'm afraid that wasn't it. 😔

-

5%

Who composed the original score for the ballet, "The Nutcracker"?

Scorsese
Quixote
Petipa
Tchaikovsky

Superb!

Nope, sorry. 😢

-

5%

Which country has the longest coastline?

Canada
Chile
Indonesia
Norway

That's the way!

Not quite.

-

5%

Which empire was ruled by Genghis Khan?

Khwarezmid Empire
Yuan Dynasty
Mongol Empire
Mughal Empire
Akkadian Empire
Roman Empire

Awesome!

Doh! 🤬

-

5%

Other than the Chicago Bulls, which team did Michael Jordan played for?

Boston Celtics
Washington Wizards
Cleveland Cavaliers
Miami Heat

Good job!

Not quite right. 😢

-

5%

In which continent is Sudan located?

Pyramids of Meroe, Nubian Desert pyramids, Sudan

South America
Africa
Asia
Australia

Hooray! 🥳

Having difficulty with this one?

-

5%

Of the following European countries, which produces the most oil?

Denmark
Italy
Iceland
Norway

Fabulous!

Hmm, I don't think so. 😔

-

5%

Which element's ability to emit rays was discovered by Marie Curie?

Polonium
Uranium
Gold
Tungsten

Thumbs up! 👍

Having difficulty with this one?

-

5%

Which sport has a "shortstop"?

Football
Volleyball
Hockey
Baseball

Stunning!

Hmm, I don't think so. 😔

-

5%

Which of these Presidents graduated from Harvard Law School?

US DIPLOMACY POLITICS DEFENSE SECURITY TRUMP

Barack Obama
Donald Trump
Ronald Reagan
Richard Nixon

Cool! 👍

Doh! 🤬

-

5%

Which is the French word for "chicken"?

Mamie
Parlé
Petit
Poulet
Beau
Dinde

Stunning!

Nope, sorry. 😢

-

5%

Where is Bran Castle, better known as "Dracula's Castle", located?

England
Poland
France
Romania

Nice job!

Hmm, I don't think so. 😔

-

5%

Which U.S. state is referred to as "America's Dairyland"?

Iowa
California
Illinois
Wisconsin

Wonderful!

Having difficulty with this one?

-

5%

What is hair made up of?

Glucose
Biotin
Vitamin H
Keratin
Fructose
Melanin
Fatty acids

Superb!

Nope, sorry. 😢

-

Your Support Makes a Difference

Where is the most famous bicycle race worldwide held annually?

Which city is known as "The Eternal City"?

What is a "limoncello"?

Which of these is NOT a basic component of an atom?

Which of these countries is part of both Europe and Asia?

Which sport in Japan incorporates a sword?

Which color reflects all other colors?

Who composed the original score for the ballet, "The Nutcracker"?

Which country has the longest coastline?

Which empire was ruled by Genghis Khan?

Other than the Chicago Bulls, which team did Michael Jordan played for?

In which continent is Sudan located?

Of the following European countries, which produces the most oil?

Which element's ability to emit rays was discovered by Marie Curie?

Which sport has a "shortstop"?

Which of these Presidents graduated from Harvard Law School?

Which is the French word for "chicken"?

Where is Bran Castle, better known as "Dracula's Castle", located?

Which U.S. state is referred to as "America's Dairyland"?

What is hair made up of?

Free Quiz of the Day

You got %%score%% out of %%total%%!

Copy Result Link

Try These Quizzes Next

Add a Comment Cancel reply

One Comment

Top Commenters

Top Quizzes in Mixed Trivia

Play More Quizzes

Unlock Premium Features

New Report

Close