140 Question Multiple Choice Trivia Test – General Knowledge

This 140 question multiple choice quiz is designed to test your general knowledge, covering a range of topics from science to history and everything in between! The first question though is – are you ready to be tested?

Put your thinking cap on and prepare to be tested on your knowledge of the world. This quiz will challenge you to remember facts and figures from a variety of topics, such as science, history, geography, and more. Whether you’re a student, a teacher, or just someone who loves trivia, this quiz is sure to give you a run for your money! I know that I am definitely going to give it a go.

This quiz is sure to be a fun and entertaining way to test your knowledge. So, get ready to flex your brain muscles and see how much you know about the world around you. It’s time to put your knowledge to the test!

Multiple Choice Trivia: Round 1

1. Which pioneer traveled to China and brought back stories of his adventures to Europe?
   • Jesus Christ
   • Vasco Núñez de Balboa
   • Marco Polo
   • Martin Luther
   The correct answer is Marco Polo.
   Marco Polo was an Italian explorer who traveled to China in the 13th century and returned to Europe with tales of his adventures.
2. A group of cobras is known as a what?
   • A conspiracy
   • A mob
   • A quiver
   • A litter
   The correct answer is a quiver.
   A quiver is a collective noun used to refer to a group of cobras, typically in reference to a group of cobras slithering together.
3. Botanophobia is a fear of?
   • birds
   • mirrors
   • heights
   • plants
   The correct answer is “plants”.
   Botanophobia is an irrational fear of plants, which can manifest as an intense fear or anxiety when encountering or even thinking about them.
4. The rare Snowy Owl is found in which locations?
   • Canada
   • Alaska and Canada
   • Arctic regions of North America and Eurasia
   • Democratic Republic of the Congo
   The correct answer is Arctic regions of North America and Eurasia.
   The Snowy Owl is a large white owl native to the Arctic regions of North America and Eurasia, where it typically breeds and resides year-round.

5. Which single word can be a bird or an Elizabethan collar?
   • Sparrow
   • Pigeon
   • Ruff
   • Duck
   The correct answer is “Ruff”.
   A ruff is a type of neckwear that can be either a collar worn by a bird or a type of collar worn by people during the Elizabethan era.
6. The Beartooth Mountains are located in which country?
   • Syria
   • North America
   • China
   • Bolivia
   The correct answer is North America.
   The Beartooth Mountains are located in the United States and Canada, which together make up the continent of North America.
7. Which one of the following words is a noun?
   • insistent
   • parrot
   • rhythm
   • bathhouse
   Insistent is the noun.
   Insistent is an adjective used to describe someone who is determined and persistent in their requests.
8. In which year was the movie “The Lost World: Jurassic Park” starring Jeff Goldblum released?
   • 1996
   • 1997
   • 1991
   • 1998
   The correct answer is 1997.
   The Lost World: Jurassic Park, starring Jeff Goldblum, was released in 1997, the sequel to the 1993 original Jurassic Park.
9. Highest Altitude Parachute Jump record attempt by Joseph Kittinger took place in which year?
   • 1960
   • 1964
   • 1981
   • 1954
   The correct answer is 1960.
   Joseph Kittinger’s record attempt for the highest altitude parachute jump took place in 1960, when he jumped from a helium balloon at an altitude of over 19 miles.
10. Can you solve the word “_hu_c_” with missing letters?
    • passed
    • cross
    • church
    • short
    The correct answer is church.
    Church is a place of worship for followers of Christianity, where services are held and congregations gather.

Multiple Choice Trivia: Round 2

11. Which of the following countries is NOT in Europe?
    • Andorra
    • Hungary
    • Finland
    • Guinea
    The correct answer is Guinea.
    Guinea is a West African country, located in the Gulf of Guinea, and is not part of the European continent.
12. The 1990’s hit movie “Patriot Games” starred which Hollywood A-lister?
    • Jackie Chan
    • Tobey Maguire
    • Harrison Ford
    • Keanu Reeves
    The correct answer is Harrison Ford.
    Harrison Ford is an American actor who is well-known for his roles in the Star Wars and Indiana Jones film franchises, as well as for his leading role in the 1990s action-thriller movie Patriot Games.
13. Who directed the 2005 movie “Kingdom of Heaven?
    • William Wyler
    • Ridley Scott
    • John Ford
    • Rouben Mamoulian
    The correct answer is Ridley Scott.
    Ridley Scott is an English film director and producer, best known for his work on films such as Alien, Blade Runner, and Gladiator. He directed the 2005 epic historical drama Kingdom of Heaven.
14. Name a 2000 movie starring Bruce Willis?
    • Quibi’s The Now
    • Unbreakable
    • Pound
    • Strange Brew
    The correct answer is “Unbreakable”.
    Unbreakable is a 2000 psychological superhero thriller starring Bruce Willis as a security guard who discovers he has superhuman abilities.

15. A train travelled 55 km to the first station and 30 km to the last station. What is the total distance travelled?
    • 135 km
    • 85 km
    • 75 km
    • 88 km
    The correct answer is 85 km.
    The total distance travelled by the train is the sum of the distances travelled to the first station and the last station, which is 55 km + 30 km = 85 km.
16. The Wasatch Range is located in which country?
    • Kazakhstan
    • North America
    • Russia
    • Scotland
    The correct answer is North America.
    The Wasatch Range is a mountain range located in the western United States, spanning across the states of Utah and Idaho in North America.
17. The actor Steve McQueen took a lead role in which classic 1970’s movie?
    • Blazing Saddles
    • Save the Tiger
    • The Towering Inferno
    • The Man Who Would Be King
    The correct answer is “The Towering Inferno”. Did you get it right?
    The correct answer is The Towering Inferno, a classic 1970’s disaster movie starring Steve McQueen as the Chief of Fire Department, who is tasked with rescuing people trapped in a burning skyscraper.
18. The Spanish term “Mucho gusto” transaltes to what in English?
    • How are you?
    • Nice to meet you
    • Morning
    • Where are you from?
    The corrrect answer is “Nice to meet you”.
    Mucho gusto is a Spanish phrase used as a polite way to greet someone when meeting them for the first time, and translates to Nice to meet you in English.
19. Legendary rock band Queen released their album “The Game” in what year?
    • 1974
    • 1986
    • 1971
    • 1980
    The correct answer is 1980.
    Queen released their album The Game in 1980, which was the same year the band’s hit single “Another One Bites the Dust” was released.

20. In which year was the movie “Mother’s Day” starring Julia Roberts released?
    • 2014
    • 2023
    • 2018
    • 2016
    The correct answer is 2016.
    The romantic comedy film “Mother’s Day” starring Julia Roberts was released in 2016.

Multiple Choice Trivia: Round 3

21. In which year was the movie “Tango & Cash” starring Sylvester Stallone released?
    • 1989
    • 1988
    • 1995
    • 1981
    The correct answer is 1989.
    The action-comedy movie “Tango & Cash” starring Sylvester Stallone was released in 1989.
22. In which year was the movie “Nixon” starring Anthony Hopkins released?
    • 1995
    • 1987
    • 1993
    • 1992
    The correct answer is 1995.
    The movie Nixon, starring Anthony Hopkins, was released in 1995.
23. The 1950’s classic movie “Vertigo” starred which leading actor?
    • Jimmy Stewart
    • John Wayne
    • Burt Lancaster
    • Scarlett Johansson
    The correct answer is Jimmy Stewart.
    Jimmy Stewart was an iconic actor in the 1950s, best known for his roles in classic films such as “It’s a Wonderful Life” and “Vertigo”.
24. Complete the name of the movie “The Silence __”?
    • Gump
    • Of Pi
    • Mia
    • of the Lambs
    The correct answer is “of the Lambs” making the movie “The Silence of the Lambs”.
    The Silence of the Lambs is a psychological horror film that follows the story of a FBI trainee who must enlist the help of a notorious serial killer to catch another murderer.

25. Which Victorian era word means “to discuss or exchange ideas”?
    • Dauntless
    • Insouciant
    • Bandy
    • Fusty
    The correct answer is “bandy”.
    Bandy is a Victorian era word which means to discuss or exchange ideas in a lively and often humorous manner.
26. The chemical symbol of the element Selenium is?
    • Ac
    • Se
    • Bk
    • Po
    The correct answer is “Se”.
    Selenium is a chemical element with the atomic number of 34, and its chemical symbol is Se.
27. In which year was the movie “Breakfast of Champions” starring Bruce Willis released?
    • 1999
    • 1991
    • 1997
    • 2013
    The correct answer is 1999.
    The movie “Breakfast of Champions” starring Bruce Willis was released in 1999.
28. Florence was severely flooded in what yea?r
    • 1961
    • 1966
    • 1942
    • 1946
    The correct answer is “1966”.
    In 1966, the Arno River in Florence, Italy experienced a catastrophic flood, causing extensive damage and destruction to the city and its landmarks.
29. Jimmy Butler is known for their abilities in primarily which sport?
    • Formula One Racing
    • Gymnastics
    • Tennis
    • Basketball
    The correct answer is Basketball.
    Jimmy Butler is an NBA player renowned for his exceptional skills in the sport of basketball, from shooting to defense.
30. In which year was the movie “Mission: Impossible – Fallout” starring Tom Cruise released?
    • 2022
    • 2014
    • 1997
    • 2018
    The correct answer is 2018.
    Mission: Impossible – Fallout, starring Tom Cruise, was released in 2018, becoming the sixth installment of the Mission: Impossible film series.

Multiple Choice Trivia: Round 4

31. Which of the following has Kayne NOT written a song for?
    • Ludacris
    • Janet Jackson
    • Alicia Keys
    • Rihanna
    The correct answer is “Rihanna”.
    Kanye West has not written a song for Rihanna, though he has worked with her as a featured artist on several of her songs.
32. In which year was the movie “Bright” starring Will Smith released?
    • 2017
    • 2023
    • 2013
    • 2021
    The correct answer is 2017.
    The movie Bright, starring Will Smith, was released in 2017.
33. In which year weas Michael Jackson’s album “Got to Be There” released?
    • 1957
    • 1971
    • 1969
    • 1963
    The correct answer is 1971.
    Michael Jackson’s debut solo album, “Got to Be There,” was released in 1971, marking the start of his solo career.
34. In what year was the first CD-ROM drive developed by Sony and Philips?
    • 1983
    • 1984
    • 1991
    • 1997
    The correct answer is 1983.
    The first CD-ROM drive was developed by Sony and Philips in 1983, marking the beginning of the era of optical storage media.

35. The Woody Allen movie “Wonder Wheel” was released in what year?
    • 2013
    • 2016
    • 2021
    • 2017
    The correct answer is 2017.
    Wonder Wheel, a movie directed by Woody Allen, was released in 2017. It is a drama set in 1950s Coney Island that follows the lives of four characters.
36. Congaree National Park is located in which U.S. state?
    • South Carolina
    • California
    • North Carolina
    • Minnesota
    The correct answer is South Carolina. Did you get it right?
    The correct answer is South Carolina as Congaree National Park is located in the eastern part of the state near Columbia.
37. Orléans is a variety of which produce?
    • Melon
    • Potato
    • Berry
    • Pear
    The correct answer is Pear.
    Orléans is a type of pear, which is a type of fruit characterized by its sweet, juicy flesh and hard, edible skin.
38. In what country is the city of Melbourne located?
    • Luxembourg
    • Australia
    • Namibia
    • Brazil
    The correct answer is Australia.
    Melbourne is the second-most populous city in Australia, located on the southeastern coast of the country.
39. The 1990’s hit movie “Demolition Man” starred which Hollywood A-lister?
    • Jennifer Lopez
    • Margot Robbie
    • Mark Ruffalo
    • Sylvester Stallone
    The correct answer is Sylvester Stallone.
    Sylvester Stallone is an iconic Hollywood actor known for his action roles, including his lead role in the 1990’s hit movie Demolition Man.

40. In what year was Tim Burton’s movie “Ed Wood” released?
    • 1994
    • 1984
    • 1990
    • 1991
    The correct answer is 1994.
    Ed Wood, a biopic directed by Tim Burton, was released in 1994, starring Johnny Depp as the titular character.

Multiple Choice Trivia: Round 5

41. Name a 2008 movie starring Ben Stiller?
    • Meet Joe Black
    • Election
    • The Talented Mr. Ripley
    • Tropic Thunder
    The correct answer is “Tropic Thunder”.
    Tropic Thunder is a 2008 action comedy starring Ben Stiller as an actor who gets more than he bargained for while making a Vietnam War movie.
42. What is the capital city of Panama?
    • Panama City
    • Nassau
    • Beirut
    • Ulaanbaatar
    The correct city is Panama City.
    Panama City is the largest city in Panama and serves as the country’s political and administrative center. It is home to the National Assembly and the President of Panama’s official residence.
43. What is the capital city of Kyrgyzstan?
    • Malabo
    • Baghdad
    • Bishkek
    • Mexico City
    The correct city is Bishkek.
    Bishkek is the largest city in Kyrgyzstan and serves as the country’s political and cultural center, making it the de facto capital.
44. Who directed the 2003 movie “Big Fish?
    • Tim Burton
    • Richard Donner
    • Alfred Hitchcock
    • Billy Wilder
    The correct answer is Tim Burton.
    Tim Burton is an American filmmaker best known for his dark, gothic style of filmmaking, which is evident in his 2003 movie Big Fish.

45. The Pheidole is a type of which animal?
    • Ant
    • Butterfly or Moth
    • Beetle
    • Tropical Fish
    The correct answer is Ant.
    The Pheidole is a genus of ant, known for its larger soldier caste and their ability to form large colonies.
46. Which bird is the only one to have a penis?
    • a swan
    • a parrot
    • an ostrich
    • a peacock
    The correct answer is “a swan”.
    Swans are the only bird species to possess a penis, which they use to mate with their partner.
47. Which U.S. President came after Grover Cleveland?
    • Benjamin Harrison
    • George W. Bush
    • William R. King
    • Chester A. Arthur
    The correct answer is Benjamin Harrison.
    Benjamin Harrison was the 23rd President of the United States, succeeding Grover Cleveland after his non-consecutive terms in office.
48. The Paul Thomas Anderson movie “The Master” was released in which year?
    • 2010
    • 2012
    • 2002
    • 1998
    The correct answer is 2012.
    The Master, a psychological drama film directed by Paul Thomas Anderson, was released in 2012 to critical acclaim.
49. The city of Bangkok is located in which continent?
    • Asia
    • Europe
    • South America
    • North America
    The correct answer is Asia. Did you get it right?
    Yes, the city of Bangkok is located in the continent of Asia, which is the world’s largest and most populous continent, home to over 4.5 billion people.
50. The city of Manchester is in which English county?
    • Essex
    • East Sussex
    • Norfolk
    • Greater Manchester
    The correct answer is Greater Manchester.
    Greater Manchester is a metropolitan county in North West England, located around the city of Manchester. It is made up of 10 metropolitan boroughs, including the city of Manchester.

Multiple Choice Trivia: Round 6

51. The population of Denmark is approximately?
    • 5.8 million
    • 2.9 million
    • 5.4 million
    • 60 million
    The correct answer is 5.8 million.
    Denmark is a small country located in Northern Europe with a population of 5.8 million people.
52. Which of the following countries is NOT in Europe?
    • Bosnia & Herzegovina
    • Spain
    • Estonia
    • Maldives
    The correct answer is Maldives.
    The Maldives is an island nation located in the Indian Ocean, not in Europe.
53. What unusual word means “The appearance of being true or real, often used in literature and art to describe realistic details or settings”?
    • Selenology
    • Incandescence
    • Verisimilitude
    • Ethereal
    The correct answer is “Verisimilitude”.
    Verisimilitude is a literary and artistic device that conveys the realism of a scene or situation by creating a sense of truth or reality.
54. A Queen of Diamonds and Six of Spades and Two of Hearts hand is worth how many points in the card game Blackjack?
    • 18 points
    • 28 points
    • 19 points
    • 21 points
    The correct answer is 18 points.
    The hand is worth 18 points because the Queen of Diamonds is worth 10 points, the Six of Spades is worth 6 points, and the Two of Hearts is worth 2 points.

55. In what year was the Disney movie “Finding Nemo” released?
    • 1999
    • 2003
    • 1993
    • 2005
    The correct answer is 2003.
    The animated movie “Finding Nemo” was released in 2003 by Disney and Pixar Animation Studios.
56. What is the capital city of Liberia?
    • Muscat
    • Lusaka
    • Dar Es Salaam
    • Monrovia
    The correct city is Monrovia.
    Monrovia is the capital city of Liberia and the largest city in the country, located on the Atlantic Coast.
57. Melanophobia is a fear of?
    • the color black
    • computers
    • the color purple
    • colors
    The correct answer is “the color black”.
    Melanophobia is a fear of the color black, an intense and irrational fear that can lead to feelings of panic or dread.
58. The famous wine growing region called the “Mosel” is in which country?
    • France
    • Italy
    • Bolivia
    • Germany
    The correct answer is Germany. Did you get it right?
    Yes, the Mosel wine growing region is located in Germany, known for its steep vineyard slopes and Riesling production.
59. What unusual word means “A person who has a deep appreciation for beauty, art, and taste”?
    • Aesthete
    • Eleutheromania
    • Scintilla
    • Nostomania
    The correct answer is “Aesthete”.
    Aesthete is a person who is highly sensitive to beauty, art, and good taste and is especially appreciative of them.

60. The French langauge term “Le bus” transaltes to what in English?
    • Bus
    • I need
    • I am
    • What do you do for a living?
    The corrrect answer is “Bus”.
    Le bus is a French language term that translates to the English word “Bus”, which is a large vehicle used for public transportation.

Multiple Choice Trivia: Round 7

61. Which one is a (predominantly) black-and-white film?
    • About a Boy
    • Enemy at the Gates
    • Schindler’s List
    • Constantine
    The correct answer is “Schindler’s List”.
    Schindler’s List is a 1993 historical drama film directed and co-produced by Steven Spielberg. It is a black-and-white film that tells the story of Oskar Schindler, a German businessman who saved the lives of over a thousand mostly Polish-Jewish refugees during the Holocaust.
62. What function does the HTML tag <form> perform in website development?
    • Creates a form
    • Creates an ordered list
    • Denotes the footer area of a web page
    • Denotes the title of a web page
    The correct answer is it creates a form on a web page.
    The HTML tag

    allows developers to create a form on a web page, which can be used to collect data from the user by inputting text, selecting options, or uploading files.
63. The Latin term “Anno domini” in common use means what?
    • For this purpose
    • Mode of operating
    • By law
    • In the year of the lord
    The correct answer is “in the year of the Lord”.
    Anno domini is a Latin phrase meaning “in the year of the Lord” and is commonly used to refer to the Christian calendar. It is used to denote years since the birth of Jesus Christ, which is believed to be the year 1 A.D.
64. Which Victorian era word means “old-fashioned or musty”?
    • Egregious
    • Fiddle-faddle
    • Aught
    • Fusty
    The correct answer is “fusty”.
    Fusty is an adjective used to describe something that has a stuffy, musty, old-fashioned smell or taste, often due to age or lack of freshness.

65. The 1970’s classic movie “Paper Moon” starred which Hollywood A-list star?
    • Sean Connery
    • Chevy Chase
    • Tatum O’Neal
    • Al Pacino
    The correct answer is Tatum O’Neal.
    Tatum O’Neal is an Academy Award-winning actress best known for her role in the 1970’s classic movie Paper Moon.
66. Vatican City is the capital of?
    • North Korea
    • Vatican City
    • Laos
    • Thailand
    The correct answer is “Vatican City”.
    Vatican City is the world’s smallest independent state and the spiritual center of the Catholic Church, making it the capital of the Catholic Church.
67. Legendary band Pink Floyd released their studio album “Wish You Were Here” in what year?
    • 1975
    • 1968
    • 1974
    • 1984
    The correct answer is 1975.
    Pink Floyd released their fifth studio album, Wish You Were Here, in 1975, which featured their iconic single of the same name.
68. Legendary rock band Queen released their album “Queen II” in what year?
    • 1974
    • 1981
    • 1973
    • 1976
    The correct answer is 1974.
    Queen II was the second studio album released by Queen in 1974, and it featured some of their most popular songs, including “Seven Seas of Rhye” and “Killer Queen”.
69. In which year was the classic novel The Picture of Dorian Gray published?
    • 1890
    • 1881
    • 1887
    • 1893
    The correct answer is 1890.
    The Picture of Dorian Gray, a classic novel by Oscar Wilde, was first published in 1890.
70. In which year was the classic novel War and Peace published?
    • 1866
    • 1877
    • 1868
    • 1869
    The correct answer is 1869.
    War and Peace, a classic novel by Leo Tolstoy, was first published in 1869 and has since become one of the most renowned works of literature.

Multiple Choice Trivia: Round 8

71. Les Paul is famous for the guitars that bear his name but what was the name of the first electric guitar he designed?
    • The Chipper
    • The Woody
    • The Log
    • The Plank
    The correct answer is The Log. How did you score?
    The Log was the first electric guitar designed by Les Paul, and it was made from a 4×4 piece of pine with a neck attached. The Log became the basis of the iconic Les Paul guitars that are still popular today.
72. Legendary movie director Robert Zemeckis directed the film “Used Cars” in what year?
    • 1982
    • 1978
    • 1980
    • 1975
    The correct answer is 1980.
    Robert Zemeckis directed the film “Used Cars” in 1980, the same year he released his debut feature film “Romancing the Stone”.
73. Where is Leeds castle?
    • Kent
    • York
    • Leeds
    • Bradford
    The correct answer is “Kent”.
    Leeds Castle is located in the county of Kent, England, situated on two islands in a lake formed by the River Len.
74. Which one of the following dates was a leap year?
    • 1952
    • 1951
    • 1954
    • 1953
    The correct answer is 1952.
    1952 was a leap year because it was divisible by 4, meaning it had an extra day at the end of February to account for the extra time it takes the Earth to orbit the sun.

75. Taipei is the capital of?
    • Tunisia
    • Samoa
    • Taiwan
    • Turkey
    The correct answer is “Taiwan”.
    Taipei is the largest city in Taiwan and serves as its capital, with the government and many important institutions located there.
76. What is the capital city of Jamaica?
    • Fanafuti
    • Tashkent
    • Kingston
    • Saint John’s
    The correct city is Kingston.
    Kingston is the largest city in Jamaica and serves as the country’s political and cultural center, making it the capital.
77. What does a normal Human Being have 206 of?
    • Teeth
    • Nerves
    • Taste buds
    • Bones
    The correct answer is “Bones”.
    A normal human being has 206 bones, which form the skeletal structure and provide support and protection for the body’s organs and tissues.
78. The famous wine growing region called the “Provence” is in which country?
    • Croatia
    • Burkina
    • France
    • United Kingdom
    The correct answer is France. Did you get it right?
    The Provence is a region in the southeastern part of France, known for its Mediterranean climate and its production of high-quality wines.
79. The Quentin Tarantino movie “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” was released in what year?
    • 1995
    • 1999
    • 2023
    • 2019
    The correct answer is 2019.
    Once Upon a Time in Hollywood was released in 2019, the same year it premiered at the Cannes Film Festival.

80. Which actor featured with Kayne on the 2009 bonus release “Hurricane”?
    • Johnny Depp
    • Jeremy Renner
    • Jared Leto
    • Jennifer Lawrence
    The correct answer is “Jared Leto”.
    Jared Leto is an American actor, singer, and songwriter who collaborated with Kayne West on the 2009 bonus release Hurricane.

Multiple Choice Trivia: Round 9

81. Which day of the week do Seventh-Day Adventists observe as the Sabbath day?
    • Sunday
    • Saturday
    • Tuesday
    • Monday
    The correct answer is “Saturday”.
    Seventh-Day Adventists observe Saturday as the Sabbath day, as part of their religious observance of the seventh day of the week as a day of rest and worship.
82. The actor Michael Keaton took a lead role in which classic 1980’s movie?
    • The Highlander
    • Innerspace
    • Big
    • Beetlejuice
    The correct answer is “Beetlejuice”. Did you get it right?
    The correct answer is Beetlejuice, a classic 1980s movie starring Michael Keaton as the titular character.
83. Who was the tenth president of the United States?
    • Joe Biden
    • Lyndon Johnson
    • John Tyler
    • James Madison
    The correct answer is John Tyler.
    John Tyler was the tenth president of the United States, serving from 1841 to 1845. He was the first vice president to assume the presidency due to the death of his predecessor, William Henry Harrison.
84. In which sport was Geoffrey Boycott a noted exponent?
    • Golf
    • Baseball
    • Cricket
    • Basketball
    The correct answer is “Cricket”.
    Geoffrey Boycott was a renowned English cricketer who played for Yorkshire and England in the 1960s and 1970s, and was known for his prolific batting record.

85. In which year was the movie “The Beaver” starring Mel Gibson released?
    • 2010
    • 2016
    • 2008
    • 2011
    The correct answer is 2011.
    The Beaver, a drama starring Mel Gibson, was released in theaters in 2011.
86. The Stephen Spielberg movie “A.I. Artificial Intelligence” was released in what year?
    • 2011
    • 2010
    • 2001
    • 2004
    The correct answer is 2001.
    A.I. Artificial Intelligence, a science fiction drama directed by Stephen Spielberg, was released in 2001.
87. The captial of the state of Massachusetts is?
    • Helena
    • Pierre
    • Boston
    • Trenton
    The correct answer is Boston.
    The capital of Massachusetts is the city of Boston, which is located in the eastern part of the state and is the largest city in Massachusetts.
88. West is a named celestial object of what sort?
    • Asteroid
    • Constellation
    • Comet
    • Galaxy
    The correct answer is Comet.
    A comet is a small icy body in the Solar System that, when close enough to the Sun, displays a visible coma (atmosphere) and sometimes also a tail.
89. Which Victorian era word means “foolish or trivial talk or ideas”?
    • Harangue
    • Flapdoodle
    • Grandiloquent
    • Erroneous
    The correct answer is “flapdoodle”.
    Flapdoodle is a term used in the Victorian era to describe foolish or trivial talk or ideas, usually used in a humorous or sarcastic manner.
90. The rare Tasmanian Devil is found in which locations?
    • Russia
    • Australia
    • North America
    • Central and South Asia
    The correct answer is Australia.
    The Tasmanian Devil is a small marsupial native to the island state of Tasmania, located off the coast of mainland Australia.

Multiple Choice Trivia: Round 10

91. The chemical symbol of the element Thulium is?
    • Tm
    • Sr
    • Be
    • Pu
    The correct answer is “Tm”.
    Thulium is a chemical element represented by the symbol Tm on the periodic table. It is a soft, silvery-gray metal that is used in the production of certain electronic components.
92. Which U.S. President came after James Monroe?
    • Richard M. Nixon
    • Thomas A. Hendricks
    • John Quincy Adams
    • George Bush
    The correct answer is John Quincy Adams.
    John Quincy Adams was the sixth President of the United States, succeeding James Monroe in 1825. He served one term in office until 1829.
93. What type of surface features are found on Venus?
    • Canyons and Valleys
    • Oceans and Islands
    • Ice Caps and Plains
    • Volcanoes and Mountains
    The correct answer is Volcanoes and Mountains.
    Venus has many volcanoes and mountains, which are the two most prominent surface features on the planet.
94. The city of Oldham is in which English county?
    • Wiltshire
    • Devon
    • Greater London
    • Greater Manchester
    The correct answer is Greater Manchester.
    Oldham is a city located in the north-west of England in the metropolitan county of Greater Manchester.

95. Canyonlands National Park is located in which U.S. state?
    • Utah
    • Ohio
    • California and Nevada
    • Colorado
    The correct answer is Utah. Did you get it right?
    Canyonlands National Park is located in the southwestern U.S. state of Utah, which is known for its vast desert landscapes and iconic red rock canyons.
96. Mandarin is a variety of which produce?
    • Plum
    • Tomato
    • Berry
    • Orange
    The correct answer is Orange.
    Mandarin is a variety of citrus fruit, most commonly known for its sweet, juicy, and easily-peeled segments.
97. In which prehistoric era did the Brachiosaurus roam the Earth?
    • Permian
    • Late Jurassic
    • Late Triassic
    • Proterozoic
    The correct era is Late Jurassic.
    The Late Jurassic period was the time in Earth’s history when the Brachiosaurus roamed the lands, lasting from approximately 163 to 145 million years ago.
98. Who directed the 1988 movie “They Live?
    • John McTiernan
    • Tim Burton
    • John Carpenter
    • David Lean
    The correct answer is John Carpenter.
    John Carpenter is an acclaimed American filmmaker who directed the cult classic sci-fi movie They Live in 1988.
99. “querier” is an anagram of which word?
    • require
    • inquires
    • squire
    • mire
    The correct answer is “require”.
    The word “querier” is an anagram of the word “require”, which means to ask for or demand something.

100. In which year weas The Beatles’ album “Beatles for Sale” released?
     • 1964
     • 1962
     • 1969
     • 1956
     The correct answer is 1964.
     The Beatles’ fourth studio album, “Beatles for Sale,” was released in 1964. It was the band’s first album to feature original material since their debut album in 1963.

Multiple Choice Trivia: Round 11

101. The French langauge term “Merci” transaltes to what in English?
     • Thank you
     • I am
     • To go
     • To hear
     The corrrect answer is “Thank you”.
     Merci is a French term of gratitude and appreciation, which translates to the English phrase “Thank you.”
102. The Italian term “Quando” transaltes to what in English?
     • Year
     • When
     • There is/are
     • Thank you
     The corrrect answer is “When”.
     The Italian term Quando translates to the English word “When,” which is used to ask or indicate a point in time.
103. A train travelled 95 km to the first station and 70 km to the last station. What is the total distance travelled?
     • 105 km
     • 165 km
     • 255 km
     • 268 km
     The correct answer is 165 km.
     The total distance travelled is the sum of the distances travelled to each station, which in this case is 95 km to the first station and 70 km to the last station, resulting in a total of 165 km.
104. Name a 2001 movie starring Julia Roberts?
     • Ocean’s Eleven
     • Less Than Zero
     • Baby It’s You
     • Little Giants
     The correct answer is “Ocean’s Eleven”.
     Ocean’s Eleven is a 2001 heist film starring Julia Roberts and an ensemble cast including George Clooney, Brad Pitt, and Matt Damon.

105. What is the capital city of Angola?
     • Canberra
     • Belgrade
     • Luanda
     • Victoria
     The correct city is Luanda.
     Luanda is the largest city in Angola and serves as the country’s political and economic center. It is home to the Angolan government and the National Assembly of Angola.
106. What unusual word means “An intense homesickness or longing for a place you once lived or visited”?
     • Efflorescence
     • Nostomania
     • Visceral
     • Inamorato
     The correct answer is “Nostomania”.
     Nostomania is an intense longing or yearning for a place that one has lived in or visited in the past.
107. How did Sonny Bono die?
     • Suicide
     • Skiing accident
     • Overdose
     • Heart attack
     The correct answer is “Skiing accident”.
     Sonny Bono died after hitting a tree while skiing in South Lake Tahoe, California.
108. Samhainophobia is a fear of?
     • Halloween
     • pigs
     • old people
     • people called Sam
     The correct answer is “Halloween”.
     Samhainophobia is a fear of Halloween, a holiday celebrated by many cultures that marks the end of the harvest season and the beginning of winter.
109. The actor Barbra Streisand took a lead role in which classic 1970’s movie?
     • Saturday Night Fever
     • A Bridge Too Far
     • Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
     • A Star is Born
     The correct answer is “A Star is Born”. Did you get it right?
     Yes, I got it right. A Star is Born is a classic 1970s movie starring Barbra Streisand in the lead role. It is a romantic drama about an established singer and her relationship with an up-and-coming musician.
110. A group of rabbits is known as a what?
     • A murmuration
     • A murder
     • A colony or warren
     • A shrewdness
     The correct answer is a colony or warren.
     A colony or warren is a collective term used to refer to a group of rabbits living together, typically in an area with a complex system of tunnels and burrows.

Multiple Choice Trivia: Round 12

111. The Luc Besson movie “Subway” was released in which year?
     • 1986
     • 1989
     • 1985
     • 1992
     The correct answer is 1985.
     The French crime-comedy film “Subway”, directed by Luc Besson, was released in 1985.
112. The English FA Cup winners in 1991 were which football team?
     • Coventry City
     • Arsenal
     • Tottenham Hotspur
     • Merthyr Town
     The correct answer is Tottenham Hotspur.
     Tottenham Hotspur, an English football team, won the FA Cup in 1991, securing their first major trophy in eight years.
113. Which Victorian era word means “before”?
     • Heinous
     • Ere
     • Fop
     • Ennui
     The correct answer is “ere”.
     Ere is an old-fashioned word meaning “before” or “previously”.
114. Popular band Coldplay released their studio album “Mylo Xyloto” in what year?
     • 2018
     • 2002
     • 2014
     • 2011
     The correct answer is 2011.
     Mylo Xyloto was Coldplay’s fifth studio album, released in October 2011. It was their first album to debut at number one on the UK Albums Chart and the Billboard 200 chart.

115. In which year was the Soviet space probe Vega 1 launched on a mission to study Halley’s Comet?
     • 1984
     • 1988
     • 1994
     • 1979
     The correct answer is 1984.
     Vega 1 was the first of two probes sent by the Soviet Union in 1984 to study Halley’s Comet as it passed close to Earth.
116. Which is the correct spelling?
     • responsibilty
     • responsibillity
     • responsibiliti
     • responsibility
     Responsibility is the correct spelling.
     Responsibility is the correct spelling of the noun referring to the state of being accountable for one’s actions and obligations.
117. The day July 27 falls in which week of the year?
     • 29th
     • 12th
     • 30th
     • 15th
     The asnwer is the 30th week of the year.
     July 27 falls in the 30th week of the year because it is the fourth week of the seventh month, which is the 30th week of the calendar year.
118. Who won the Best Director Oscar in 2001 for the movie “A Beautiful Mind”?
     • Joel and Ethan Coen
     • Ron Howard
     • Peter Jackson
     • Sam Mendes
     The correct answer is Ron Howard.
     Ron Howard won the Best Director Oscar in 2001 for his work on the movie A Beautiful Mind, a biopic about the life of mathematician John Nash.
119. “reduction” is an anagram of which word?
     • produce
     • deduce
     • introduce
     • abduce
     The correct answer is “introduce”.
     Reduction is an anagram of introduce, which means to bring in or present something for the first time.

120. What is the Scrabble score for the 4-letter word “Walk”?
     • 10 points
     • 6 points
     • 1 points
     • 2 points
     The correct answer is 6 points.
     The word “Walk” is worth 6 points in Scrabble.

Multiple Choice Trivia: Round 13

121. Who won the Best Actor Oscar for “Ray”?
     • Samuel L. Jackson
     • Jamie Foxx
     • Clint Eastwood
     • Catherine Deneuve
     The correct answer is Jamie Foxx.
     Jamie Foxx won the Best Actor Oscar for his portrayal of Ray Charles in the biographical film Ray.
122. The Houston Astrodome was opened in what year?
     • 1958
     • 1965
     • 1983
     • 1981
     The correct answer is “1965”.
     The Houston Astrodome, the first domed stadium in the world, was opened in 1965 and quickly became a landmark of the city.
123. The city of Kingston upon Hull is in which English county?
     • Dorset
     • East Riding of Yorkshire
     • North Yorkshire
     • Scotland
     The correct answer is East Riding of Yorkshire.
     The East Riding of Yorkshire is a county located in the northern part of England and is home to the city of Kingston upon Hull.
124. The U.S. state of Kentucky is abbreviated to which two letters?
     • CO
     • MT
     • NE
     • KY
     The correct abbreviation is “KY”.
     The two letter abbreviation for the U.S. state of Kentucky is KY, which stands for “Kentucky”.

125. “desiccant” is an anagram of which word?
     • cadavers
     • cadences
     • incidents
     • accidents
     The correct answer is “accidents”.
     Desiccant is an anagram of the word ‘accidents’, which is a term used to describe an unexpected and undesirable event that results in harm or loss.
126. The NATO (or ICAO) phonetic alphabet uses what word for the letter “R”?
     • Romeoo
     • Romoeo
     • Romeo
     • Rommo
     The correct answer is Romeo.
     The NATO (or ICAO) phonetic alphabet is a system used to spell out words and letters to ensure clear communication. The word “Romeo” is used to represent the letter “R”.
127. In what country is the city of Lima located?
     • Peru
     • Brazil
     • Montenegro
     • Ecuador
     The correct answer is Peru.
     Lima is the capital of Peru, a country located in the western part of South America.
128. Name a 2004 movie starring Ben Stiller?
     • Courage Under Fire
     • Twelve Monkeys
     • Along Came Polly
     • Inspection
     The correct answer is “Along Came Polly”.
     Along Came Polly is a romantic comedy starring Ben Stiller as a risk-averse man whose life changes drastically when he falls for an adventurous woman played by Jennifer Aniston.
129. Which of the following countries is NOT in Europe?
     • Slovenia
     • Namibia
     • Moldova
     • Montenegro
     The correct answer is Namibia.
     Namibia is a country located in southern Africa, not in Europe.
130. Which one of the following words is a noun?
     • herb
     • catalyst
     • uninsurable
     • endorsement
     Uninsurable is the noun.
     Uninsurable is a word that describes something or someone that cannot be insured.

Multiple Choice Trivia: Round 14

131. Who provided the voice for the animated character “SpongeBob SquarePants”?
     • Brian Cox
     • Ernie Sabella
     • Tom Kenny
     • Bruce Willis
     The correct answer is Tom Kenny.
     Tom Kenny is an American voice actor and comedian who is best known for providing the voice of SpongeBob SquarePants since 1999.
132. In which year was the movie “48 Hrs.” starring Eddie Murphy released?
     • 1978
     • 1982
     • 2003
     • 1961
     The correct answer is 1982.
     48 Hrs. was a comedy action film released in 1982, starring Eddie Murphy and Nick Nolte.
133. In which year was the movie “Steel Magnolias” starring Julia Roberts released?
     • 1990
     • 1996
     • 1981
     • 1989
     The correct answer is 1989.
     Steel Magnolias, a classic drama starring Julia Roberts, was released in 1989 and has since become a beloved classic.
134. Which of the following countries is NOT in Europe?
     • Denmark
     • Algeria
     • Serbia
     • Slovakia
     The correct answer is Algeria.
     Algeria is located in North Africa and is not considered part of the continent of Europe.

135. What year was the Convention on the Rights of the Child signed by the United Nations General Assembly?
     • 1981
     • 2010
     • 1989
     • 1984
     The correct answer is 1989.
     The Convention on the Rights of the Child was signed by the United Nations General Assembly in 1989, officially recognizing the rights of every child worldwide.
136. Which one of the following words is the odd man out?
     • enclave
     • left
     • limp
     • riot
     Limp – all the rest are nouns.
     Limp is an adjective, describing a way of walking or a person’s movement.
137. The Hindu Kush mountain range can be found in which continent?
     • South America
     • Africa
     • Asia
     • Antarctica
     The correct answer is Asia.
     The Hindu Kush mountain range is located in Central and South Asia, spanning from Afghanistan to northern Pakistan.
138. Who won the Best Actor Oscar for “The Fighter”?
     • Brian Cox
     • Christian Bale
     • Michael Clarke Duncan
     • Rachel Weisz
     The correct answer is Christian Bale.
     Christian Bale won the Best Actor Oscar for his portrayal of boxer “Irish” Micky Ward in the 2010 film “The Fighter”.
139. Which one of the following words is a noun?
     • blushing
     • afterlife
     • endive
     • highlight
     Blushing is the noun.
     It is an emotion that is characterized by a reddening of the face.
140. Which is the national flower of Australia?
     • Tulip
     • Red Rose
     • Lotus
     • Golden Wattle
     The correct answer is “Golden Wattle”.
     Golden Wattle is an iconic Australian plant, symbolic of the nation’s beauty and resilience. It is native to the country and has been adopted as the national flower since 1988.