Let's face it, everyone loves a trivia quiz! By gaining new knowledge that we may be otherwise unaware of, we become more equipped to hold informed conversations with others and engage with individuals from all walks of life. In addition, trivia can be a fun way to test one's knowledge and can be used as a way to compete with others. Being well-versed in trivia is not only one of those things that come in handy down at your local trivia night. A strong trivia background shows a deeper understanding of the world around us, of events past and present, of politics or even economics.
To do well on this trivia quiz, you have to be the kind of person who can retain large amounts of information about a wide variety of subjects. The wide range of questions covering many different trivia topics will have you scratching your head for answers! Take this quiz to test your trivia knowledge, and maybe learn a few things along the way. Prove you have the intellectual brawn to dissect and decipher each question like a champ.
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It'll Feel Super Satisfying If You Score Big on This 25-Question Random Trivia Quiz Questions
Let's get started! What is the only state in the USA that continues to grow in area?
California
Hawaii
New York
Texas
True or false: Brazil is geographically the largest country in South America.
False
True
What was the real name of the great escapologist, Houdini?
Torben Schultz
David Seth Kotkin
John van der Put
Erik Weisz
True or false: The most landed-on space on the Monopoly game board is Illinois Avenue.
False
True
What food product is associated with the term balsamic?
Cocktail sauce
Butter
Brown mustard
Vinegar
True or false: A slug uses its tentacles as its nose.
False
True
Complete this idiom: Haul over the ___.
Front step
Firewood
Tacks
Coals
Which of these is the name of a drink AND a street in New Orleans?
Gin
Vodka
Champagne
Bourbon
Where does the "sit" in sitcom come from?
Sitting
Site
Situation
Sit-down
This author won the Nobel of Literature in 1954. Who is he?
Herman Melville
Ernest Hemingway
Stephen King
Louisa May Alcott
What was the name of the first primate launched into space?
Harrison
John
Albert
George
Cafe au Lait is what in English?
There is no English equivalent
Coffee with cream
Coffee with sugar
Coffee with milk
This is the halfway point of the quiz! Baking soda is considered a what?
A leavening agent
An emulsifier
A stabilizer
A salt
In Dogs Playing Poker by C.M. Coolidge, is there a dog wearing a casino visor?
No
Yes
What kind of radiation are humans exposed to in the course of life?
Gamma
Ultraviolet
Infrared
All of these
True or false: The name of Batman's butler is Albert.
True
False
Which of these was an alias for Paul McCartney's group Wings?
The Scaffold
Suzy and the Red Stripes
The Garden Wall
Passengers
How many dice are used in Yahtzee?
8
7
4
5
Which individual was the last President of South Vietnam before the North Vietnamese took control of the entire country?
Nguyen Van Thieu
Tran Thien Khiem
Phan Khac Siru
Lon Duc Thong
Can you name this canine known for hunting in packs?
Grey wolf
Hyena
Dingo
Domesticated dog
When Shrek tries to explain himself to Donkey in Shrek, what vegetable does he compare himself to?
Potato
Baby carrot
Eggplant
Onion
Guess the country with these 3 clues: dalgona, Samsung, bulgogi.
Turkey
Oman
Israel
South Korea
Almost there, I promise. Who was the inventor of the elevator brake?
Alexander Graham Bell
Elisha Graves Otis
Thomas Edison
Eli Whitney
All of the following are fish EXCEPT one, which one is that?
Lionfish
Moray eel
Jellyfish
Seahorse
Finally, what food has beta-glucans in abundance?
Hemp hearts
Walnuts
Brown rice
Oats
2 Comments
You got 13 out of 25!
You managed to pass, and that’s nothing to sneeze at! You’ll need to do a bit more learning before you score big on such quizzes though. Sooner or later, you’ll know more than most people!
25/25!!!