Christmas Trivia Questions : Your general knowledge trivia round can be made up of questions about more generalist subjects such as news and current affairs, which can be followed by themed sections on specific topics, such as geography, music and movies.

Christmas Trivia Questions

What is fun to ride on in the song “Jingle Bells”?
Answer: A one-horse open sleigh.

Name Santa’s reindeer whose names begin with the letter “D.”
Answer: Dancer, Donner, and Dasher

Name the country where the Christmas drink of eggnog first originated.
Answer: England

What is the name of the famous fairytale that was inspired by gingerbread?
Answer: Hansel and Gretel

Which of Santa’s reindeer shares its name with the Valentine symbol?
Answer: Cupid

Name the color of the mistletoe berries that are used in Christmas decorations.
Answer: White

Name Santa’s favorite snack.
Answer: Cookies

Name the candy wrapped in beautiful red-and-green foils during Christmas.
Answer: Hershey’s

Jesus’s birth is mentioned in which Gospel of the bible?
Answer: The Gospels of Luke and Mathew

Name the fruit that is used to make Christingles.
Answer: Oranges

In which state is the U.S. National Christmas Tree displayed?
Answer: Washington DC

In “A Charlie Brown Christmas,” who explains the true meaning of Christmas to Charlie Brown?
Answer: Linus

In the classic movie “A Christmas Story,” what does Ralphie want for Christmas?
Answer: A Red Ryder BB gun

Which state in the U.S. is known for growing the most Christmas trees?
Answer: Oregon

In what 1946 film does an angel show a man what life would be like if he had never been born?
Answer: It’s a Wonderful Life

What U.S. city is known for its elaborate Dyker Heights Christmas lights display?
Answer: New York City

What country did the Christmas tree tradition come from?
Answer: Germany

Where is the world’s largest Christmas store, Bronner’s Christmas Wonderland, located?
Answer: Frankenmuth, Michigan

What was the first state in the United States to declare Christmas an official holiday?
Answer: Alabama in 1836

What Christmas item takes its name from the old French word stenciled, which means ‘spark’?
Answer: Tinsel

What is the name of the little girl who befriends the Grinch?
Answer: Cindy Lou Who

Will Ferrell played which character in the 2003 blockbuster “Elf”?
Answer: Buddy

Which US city banned Christmas in 1659?
Answer: Boston

The story of Jesus’ birth is found in which books of the Bible?
Answer: Luke and Mathew

Where do snowmen keep their money?
Answer: In a snowbank

What was gifted on the fifth day of Christmas in the song “12 Days of Christmas”?
Answer: Five golden rings

What fruit is used to make Christingles?
Answer: Orange

In which year was Hallmark founded?
Answer: 1910

In which country did the tradition of leaving out stockings for Santa Claus originate?
Answer: Netherlands

Which holiday goodie resembles a shepherd’s staff?
Answer: A candy cane

What alcohol is used to “spike” eggnog?
Answer: Rum.

How many reindeer were in the story Twas the Night Before Christmas?
Answer: Eight. Rudolph wasn’t in the story.

Stolen is the traditional fruit cake of which country?
Answer: Germany.

Per a recent holiday fad, what “spy” hides around the house, reporting back to Santa on who has been naughty and nice?
Answer: The Elf on the Shelf.

What does the Peanuts gang sing at the end of “A Charlie Brown Christmas?”
Answer: Hark! The Herald Angels Sing.

What song does Lucy ask Schroeder to play on his piano in “A Charlie Brown Christmas”?
Answer: Jingle Bells.

What country is the Poinsettia, with its red and green foliage, native to?
Answer: Mexico.

What is the number of children who celebrate Christmas around the world?
Answer: Around 700 million.

Why are Christmas candy canes red and white in color?
Answer: The white of the cane can represent the purity of Jesus Christ. The red stripes are for the blood he shed when he died on the cross.

In what modern-day country was Saint Nicholas born?
Answer: Turkey.

What falls out of the main character\’s pocket in The Polar Express?
Answer: A bell

In Home Alone, where are the McCallister\’s going on vacation when they leave Kevin behind?
Answer: Paris

What real life department store is the movie Miracle on 34th Street based on?
Answer: Macy’s

What is Scrooge\’s first name in A Christmas Carol?
Answer: Ebenezer

In the opening scene of A Charlie Brown Christmas, the characters are seen enjoying what recreational winter activity?
Answer: Ice skating

What made Frosty come to life in the movie Frosty the Snowman?
Answer: His hat

What is the name of the last ghost that visits Scrooge in A Christmas Carol?
Answer: The Ghost of Christmas Yet To Come

What is the traditional meat served for Christmas dinner in England?
Answer: Roast Turkey

What action movie is often called a Christmas film?
Answer: Die Hard

Who tries to stop Christmas by stealing gifts and decorations from the entire town?
Answer: The Grinch

How many ghosts appear in A Christmas Carol?
Answer: Four ghosts.

What do people traditionally place at the top of Christmas trees?
Answer: An angel ornament.

When and where was eggnog invented?
Answer: 13th century Britain.

What country is Krampus from?
Answer: Austria.

How many characters did Tom Hanks play in The Polar Express (2004)?
Answer: Six roles.

What characters symbolizing Christmas or winter appear in the main cast of Rise of the Guardians (2012)?
Answer: Jack Frost and St. Nicholas.

What are the origins of the word and idea of “Christmukkah”?
Answer: The O.C.

What are the three traditional colors of Christmas?
Answer: Red, green, and gold.

What do many Japanese people eat for Christmas?
Answer: KFC fried chicken.

When and where were Christmas cards first sold?
Answer: London, 1843.

Which popular Christmas beverage is also called \”milk punch\”?
Answer: Eggnog

What does the holiday wreath represent?
Answer: The red berries represent the blood of Jesus and the wreath shape represents the crown of thorns.

In what year did the first U.S. Christmas postage stamp go on sale?
Answer: 1962

What beloved holiday classic was a box office bust when released in 1946?
Answer: It\’s a Wonderful Life

What two alternate names did Rudolph creator Robert May consider for his star character?
Answer: Reginald and Rollo

The first known Christmas tree in the White House was placed in the Second Floor Oval Room by which U.S. president?
Answer: Benjamin Harrison

What 225-ton gift was given to the United States by the French on Christmas in 1886?
Answer: The Statue of Liberty

What are two popular names for Santa Claus?
Answer: Kris Kringle and Saint Nick

How many reindeer are in the poem Taws the Night Before Christmas?
Answer: Eight. There was no Rudolph.

Which Oscar-winning actor played six different roles in the movie The Polar Express?
Answer: Tom Hanks

How many Christmas tree seedlings are planted each year?
Answer: 60 to 70 million

How much should you cut off before putting a tree in a stand?
Answer: Half an inch, per the National Christmas Tree Association.

How many real Christmas trees are sold in the U.S. each year?
Answer: Approximately 25-30 million

What is the most popular Christmas cookie in the U.S.?
Answer: A YouGov poll found that chocolate chip cookies are the most popular Christmas cookie, followed by sugar, fudge and brownie cookies.

What’s the least popular Christmas cookie?
Answer: The same YouGov poll found that anise cookies are the least popular come Christmas, followed by chai sugar, spritz and Offense.

When was “A Christmas Carol” published?
Answer: \”A Christmas Carol\” was published by Charles Dickens on December 19, 1843.

How long did it take Charles Dickens to write \”A Christmas Carol\”?
Answer: Six weeks

How many ghosts visit Ebenezer Scrooge in \”A Christmas Carol\”?
Answer: Technically four. The first is Scrooge\’s former business partner, Jacob Marley, who tells him about the three spirits that will follow.

After Jacob Marley, who are the spirits that visit Ebenezer Scrooge on Christmas Eve?
Answer: The spirits of Christmas Past, Present and Future

Which famous author and peer of Charles Dickens wasn\’t a fan of \”A Christmas Carol\”?
Answer: Mark Twain famously critiqued Dickens\’ work, saying \”there is no heart. No feeling – is nothing but glittering frostwork.\”

In the movie Elf, how does Buddy get to the North Pole?
Answer: He hides in Santa\’s sack

What was Frosty the Snowman\’s nose made out?
Answer: A button

Three of Santa\’s reindeer\’s names begin with the letter \”D.\” What are those names?
Answer: Dancer, Dasher, and Donner

What is the name of George Bailey\’s guardian angel in It\’s A Wonderful Life?
Answer: Clarence Odbody

In the 1964 movie Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, what was the name of Rudolph\’s elf friend?
Answer: Hermey

What popular Christmas song was actually written for Thanksgiving?
Answer: \”Jingle Bells\”

What was the first company that used Santa Claus in advertising?
Answer: Coca-Cola

In \”The Christmas Song,\” who did the narrator see kissing Santa Claus under the mistletoe?
Answer: Mommy

Where did there arise such a clatter?
Answer: On the lawn

What are Christmas trees also called?
Answer: Yule-Tree

What unlikely duo recorded the song “Peace on Earth/Little Drummer Boy” in 1977?
Answer: Bing Crosby and David Bowie

What environmentalist U.S. president banned Christmas trees at the White House?
Answer: President Theodore Roosevelt

Who recorded the melancholy holiday hit “Hard Candy Christmas” in 1982?
Answer: Dolly Parton

In “The Nightmare Before Christmas,” what does Jack Skellington mistakenly call Old Saint Nick?
Answer: Sandy Claws

What’s the name of the hot spiced cider that’s a yuletide tradition for many?
Answer: Wassail

What brand of scooter was a must-have Christmas gift for children in 2000?
Answer: Razor

What kind of bread is often baked and eaten during the Christmas season in Europe?
Answer: Stollen

The song “Jingle Bells” was originally written to celebrate what holiday?
Answer: Thanksgiving

In one oddball tradition, an ornament shaped like what food item is hidden on the Christmas tree?
Answer: A pickle

What word for the Christmas season derives from an ancient Germanic pagan holiday?
Answer: Yuletide (or Yule)

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Halloween Trivia Questions

Which item is banned during Halloween in Hollywood?
Answer: Silly String.

What location holds the Guinness World Record for the most jack-o\’-lanterns lit in one location?
Answer: Keene, New Hampshire, United States.

What do the Halloween colors of black and orange represent?
Answer: Orange represents harvest and warmth, while black represents death and darkness.

Which mammal that is capable of flying is associated with Halloween?
Answer: The Bat.

What was the first mainstream Hollywood film to feature a werewolf?
Answer: Werewolf of London, released by Universal Pictures in 1935.

In what year was Halloween celebrated for the first time in the United States?
Answer: 1840s.

What city in the United States was the first to organize an official Halloween celebration?
Answer: Anoka, Minnesota.

How many calories are in a typical trick-or-Halloween treater\’s stash?
Answer: 11,000 calories.

When did the modern version of Halloween candy trick-or-treating become popular?
Answer: 1940s.

According to superstitions, how can you get rid of a ghost?
Answer: Walk around the ghost nine times, and it will disappear.

What was the original name of candy corn?
Answer: Chicken feed

What two candy bars were the first to come in “fun size”?
Answer: Snickers and Milky Way

In which decade did the term “trick or treat” originate in the United States?
Answer: The 1920s

How is the Dum-Dums mystery flavor lollipop made?
Answer: At the end of the production run, Dum-Dums mixes the leftover candy together to form a new (mysterious) flavor for its lollipops.

What is the term for a fear of Halloween?
Answer: Samhainophobia.

On average, how many cups of sugar from Halloween candy do kids consume each year?
Answer: Three cups

How far in advance does Hershey’s start production on Halloween candy?
Answer: Six months in advance

How many pounds of candy corn are produced each year?
Answer: 35 million pounds

What day is National Candy Corn Day?
Answer: Oct. 30

How many pounds of chocolate are sold during Halloween week?
Answer: 90 million pounds

In Roald Dahl’s The Witches, what does The Grand High Witch turn into?
Answer: A mouse

In the Halloween movie “Hocus Pocus,” what do the Sanderson Sisters need to become immortal?
Answer: They need to suck the life force from children

What is the main character’s name in the Tim Burton film The Nightmare Before Christmas?
Answer: Jack Skellington

The movie ‘Annabelle’ is based on an actual doll? Is that true or false?
Answer: True

In the Disney movie Hocus Pocus, what song do the Sanderson Sisters perform at the Halloween party?
Answer: I Put a Spell On You, a song written by Jay Hawkins.

Which movie is about a teenage girl with superpowers who becomes a villain?
Answer: Carrie

Which sea creature has inspired plenty of monster flicks?
Answer: The shark

Which horror movie features a serial killer wearing a William Shatner mask?
Answer: Halloween

Which is the famous fictional family with a severed, moving hand living with them?
Answer: The Addams Family

Can you remember the name of a famous hotel where vampires, witches, and other scary creatures live together?
Answer: Hotel Transylvanian

In the Harry Potter series, what ghost haunts the Hogwarts school on Halloween night?
Answer: Nearly Headless Nick

Which ancient Roman festival is believed to have influenced Halloween?
Answer: Feralia

What is the traditional Halloween game that involves telling someone\’s fortune by pulling petals from a flower?
Answer: Love me, love me not

Which famous author wrote \”The Legend of Sleepy Hollow\”?
Answer: Washington Irving

In Mexico, what is the traditional candy given out during Dia de los Muertos?
Answer: Calaveras de Azucar

What is the name of the black cat associated with Halloween and superstition?
Answer: Binx

Which Irish city is believed to be the birthplace of Halloween?
Answer: Derry

What is the traditional Halloween activity of dressing up in costumes called?
Answer: Costume party

Which classic monster is often associated with Halloween?
Answer: Vampires

What is the name of the famous cartoon character who is known for saying, \”I\’m not bad; I\’m just drawn that way\”?
Answer: Betty Boop

In what year was Disney’s Tower Of Terror attraction opened?
Answer: 1994

Who is the evil warlock in Halloweentown (1998)?
Answer: Kalabar

Which actress plays Sarah Sanderson in Hocus Pocus (1993)?
Answer: Sarah Jessica Parker

Who is the top scarer in Monsters Inc. (2001)?
Answer: Sulley

Who is Jack Skellington’s main rival in The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993)?
Answer: Oogie Boogie

What is Miguel’s dog’s name in the movie Coco (2017)?
Answer: Dante

Who plays Maleficent in the 2014 film?
Answer: Angelina Jolie

Which famous twins starred in the 2005 film Twitches?
Answer: Tia and Tamera Mowry

In The Haunted Mansion (2003), what is Jim’s job?
Answer: A real estate agent

In Disneyland, where can you find 300+ different pumpkins?
Answer: On Main Street, U.S.A

In what year were fun-size candy bars introduced?
Answer: 1961

How many flavors of Kit-Kat are sold in Japan?
Answer: Over 350

What is the name of the inventor of Reese’s Peanut Butter cup?
Answer: Harry Burnett Reese

How many licks does it take to reach the center of a Tootsie Pop on average?
Answer: 144 to 252

Which US president famously loved Jelly Belly Jelly Beans?
Answer: Ronald Reagan

What is the most popular Halloween candy in the US?
Answer: Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups

How far in advance does Hershey’s start production of Halloween candy?
Answer: Six months

In which country did the tradition of dressing up in costumes for Halloween, or \”guising,\” originate?
Answer: Scotland.

What classic monster is often depicted as a green, reanimated corpse with bolts in its neck?
Answer: Frankenstein\’s Monster.

What is the name of the cat in \”Sabrina the Teenage Witch,\” which also happens to be a talking witch\’s familiar?
Answer: Salem.

Pumpkins first originated from which part of the world?
Answer: Central America.

Where does the term “jack lantern” come from?
Answer: The term is very closely connected to the Irish mythology of Stingy Jack, a drunken who makes a deal with Satan and is bound to wander the Earth with only a hollowed turnip to guide him.

What was candy corn originally called?
Answer: Chicken Feed.

The First Lady ever to have decorated the White House for Halloween was __?
Answer: Mamie Eisenhower.

What Celtic tradition led to trick-or-treating as we know it today?
Answer: For the purposes of the Samhain celebration, people would put food or treats out to pacify evil spirits.

What is the name of the headless horseman in Washington Irving\’s \”The Legend of Sleepy Hollow\”?
Answer: The Headless Horseman or the Hessian Horseman.

According to superstition, if you stare into a mirror at midnight on Halloween, what are you meant to see?
Answer: Your future husband or wife.

What does the word \”Halloween\” mean?
Answer: It means \”hallowed evening\” or \”holy night\”.

What do people traditionally \”bob\” for at Halloween?
Answer: Apples.

In Scotland, what vegetable used to be carved into a jack-o-lantern?
Answer: A turnip.

What do you call a group of witches?
Answer: A coven.

Where did the idea for Final Destination originate from?
Answer: A spec script for The X-Files

Who did Tim Burton want to cast as Betelgeuse in Beetlejuice?
Answer: Sammy Davis Jr.

Who did Drew Barrymore request that her blonde wig in Scream be modeled after?
Answer: Michelle Pfeiffer\’s character\’s hair in Scarface

Where did the vampires look for Jack Skellington in Nightmare Before Christmas?
Answer: Three vampires

Hocus Pocus was originally what?
Answer: A short story

In The Exorcist, who was the character of Chris MacNeil based on in real life?
Answer: Shirley MacLaine

How many ingredients are in a Butterfinger bar?
Answer: 19

How did bobbing for apples begin?
Answer: As part of an ancient Roman Festival

Why does candy corn have its corn shape?
Answer: Because ~nature~-inspired candy was all the rage in the 1880s.

What\’s the name of the fictional town in the movie “The Lost Boys?”
Answer: Santa Clara, aka the “Murder Capital of the World”

What is the most popular Halloween candy in America?
Answer: Skittles.

What is the name of the practice of going door-to-door for treats on Halloween?
Answer: Trick-or-treating.

What is the \”correct\” spelling of Halloween?
Answer: Halloween was originally spelled \”Hallowe\’en,\” a contraction of \”All Hallows Even.\”

What two countries popularized Halloween costumes for trick-or-treating?
Answer: Scotland and Ireland.

How many pieces of candy does the average house give to each trick-or-treater?
Answer: Two pieces.

What horror movie was the first American film ever to show a toilet on screen?
Answer: Psycho.

One particular serial killer inspired Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Psycho and Silence of the Lambs. Who was it?
Answer: Ed Gein.

What was the first horror movie to be nominated for an Academy Award?
Answer: The Exorcist earned a whopping 10 Oscar nominations in 1974, including a Best Supporting Actress nod for then-15-year-old Linda Blair.

Who was Wes Craven\’s first choice to play Freddy Krueger in A Nightmare on Elm Street?
Answer: David Warner.

What were the first-ever fun-size candy bars?
Answer: Snickers and Milky Way.

Before pumpkins, which root vegetable did the Irish and Scottish carve on Halloween?
Answer: Turnips

Before people used pumpkins for jack-o’-lanterns, what did they carve?
Answer: Turnips or potatoes

Why was Halloween nearly canceled as a holiday in the 1930s?
Answer: Pranksters and vandals were causing millions of dollars of damage to U.S. cities on Halloween night

Why do we trick or treat?
Answer: Trick-or-treating is thought to have began as a way for homeowners to reward pranksters for not vandalizing their home on Halloween

What popular candy was originally designed to resemble chicken feed?
Answer: Candy corn

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, how many potential stops for trick-or-treaters were there in 2020?
Answer: There were 126.8 million occupied homes for trick-or-treaters to visit

Besides horror, what other genre did “Dracula” author Bram Stoker publish books under?
Answer: Romance

What ghoulish 1984 song returned to the charts on Billboard\’s “Hot 100” in October of 2023?
Answer: Michael Jackson\’s “Thriller”

When selling a house, is the homeowner obligated to disclose that it\’s haunted?
Answer: No. A majority of states don\’t require sellers to disclose paranormal activity or any other dubious stigmas like murder or ghosts

What historic weather event occurred on Halloween in 1991?
Answer: The “Halloween Blizzard” of 1991, which dumped three feet of snow and two inches of ice across parts of the Midwest

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Bible Trivia Questions : Your general knowledge trivia round can be made up of questions about more generalist subjects such as news and current affairs, which can be followed by themed sections on specific topics, such as geography, music and movies.

Bible Trivia Questions

What did Jesus do when he saw Mary of Bethany’s tears?
Answer: He wept.

Who was the angel who visited Mary?
Answer: Gabriel

Who was the woman whose son was brought back to life from the dead?
Answer: Widow of Nain

What did Peter’s mother-in-law do right after Jesus healed her?
Answer: She served him and his disciples.

Who delivered Paul’s letter to the Roman church?
Answer: Phoebe

Who warned Pilate not to convict Jesus?
Answer: His wife

Who was a female tentmaker in the Bible?
Answer: Priscilla

Who was the servant girl who got overly excited when she saw Peter at the door?
Answer: Rhoda

Who was the mother of James and John?
Answer: Salome

Who was the woman who lied about her and her husband’s gift to the church?
Answer: Sapphira

Did Saul give up on chasing David when David went into the wilderness?
Answer: No

How many times did David spare Saul’s life?
Answer: Twice

Where did David spare Saul’s life the first time?
Answer: In a cave

Where did David spare Saul’s life the second time?
Answer: In the camp where Saul was sleeping

What did Jesus do at the Last Supper to his disciples?
Answer: Washed their feet.

Where did David go after Saul continued to hunt him?
Answer: The Land of the Philistines/ Philistia

Where did Saul turn to for advice when he couldn’t sense God’s will?
Answer: A witch

What prophet did he ask to speak to?
Answer: Samuel

How did Saul die?
Answer: Fell on his own sword

How many of his sons died in the same battle?
Answer: All of them

How did Judas end up revealing Jesus’s identity to the Roman officials?
Answer: He kisses him.

Which Gospel is written by a doctor?
Answer: Luke.

Who did Jesus teach the Lord\’s Prayer to?
Answer: His disciples.

Where did Jesus grow up?
Answer: Nazareth.

How many New Testament books are there?
Answer: 27 books divided into 5 categories.

What’s the fourth book of the New Testament?
Answer: John.

What are the five categories found in the New Testament?
Answer: the Gospels, the single book of Acts, Paul’s letters to churches, Paul’s letters to church leaders, as well as the collection of letters sent to groups of people.

After Jesus’ arrest, one apostle allegedly disowned him three times – who was that apostle?
Answer: Peter.

Paul was shipwrecked on what island?
Answer: Malta.

How many wise men visited the baby Jesus?
Answer: Three.

Trivia Question: Which chapter of Hebrews tells of great heroes of faith?
Answer: Hebrews 11

Trivia Question: Which book tells of Paul’s conversion?
Answer: Acts

Trivia Question: Isaiah lived in which city?
Answer: Jerusalem

Trivia Question: Which country was Ahab the king of?
Answer: Israel

Trivia Question: Finish this phrase: We are not saved by our own works; we are saved by __ ?
Answer: Grace

Trivia Question: David used what to kill Goliath?
Answer: A sling and a stone

Trivia Question: What are the bread and wine Jesus served the disciples at the Last Supper?
Answer: Body & Blood, Soul & Divinity of Jesus Christ

Trivia Question: Why is Easter considered the most important Christian celebration?
Answer: The Resurrection means that God’s promise to save His people (Salvation) is fulfilled.

Trivia Question: Even though he promised Jesus he would die for him, what did Peter do when Jesus was arrested?
Answer: He denied that he knew Jesus three times.

Trivia Question: Who was the first murder victim?
Answer: Abel

How many of the healed ten lepers returned to thank Jesus?
Answer: One

Where did the Pharisees claim Jesus got his power from?
Answer: Beelzebub

Concerning which disciple did the rumor spread that he would not die?
Answer: John

At what age did Jesus begin his ministry?
Answer: 30

How many thieves were crucified with Christ?
Answer: Two

The four Biblical accounts of Jesus\’ life are called:
Answer: The Gospels

In the parable, what did the servant whose debt had been forgiven do?
Answer: Choked someone who owed him

Who tried to kill Jesus soon after he was born?
Answer: Herod

Who thought Jesus was a gardener when she saw Him after He had risen?
Answer: Mary Magdelane

Which disciple held a feast for Jesus and invited tax collectors and \’sinners`?
Answer: Matthew

Who baptized Jesus and in what river?
Answer: John the Baptist in the River Jordan

What was the profession of Simon Peter before following Jesus?
Answer: A fisherman

Where did Jesus turn water into wine?
Answer: Cana

How many days was Lazarus dead before Jesus came to visit?
Answer: Four

What is the name of the garden where Jesus went to pray after the Last Supper?
Answer: Garden of Gethsemane

After Jesus fed 5,000 people, how many baskets of food were left over?
Answer: 12

What color are the four horses in the Book of Revelation?
Answer: White, Red, Dark and Pale

How old was Jesus when he started his ministry?
Answer: 30

How many slingshot attempts did it take David to hit Goliath?
Answer: One.

After Jesus was crucified, who took His body down from the cross?
Answer: Joseph of Arimathea

Who wrote the letters to the early churches in the New Testament?
Answer: Paul

Who is considered the author of the majority of the Psalms?
Answer: David

Which book is a love poem between a bride and groom?
Answer: Song of Solomon

What is the longest chapter in the Bible?
Answer: Psalm 119

Who was the king of Israel known for his wisdom?
Answer: Solomon

What was used to part the Red Sea?
Answer: Moses’ staff

Who were the parents of Cain and Abel?
Answer: Adam and Eve

What is the Golden Rule?
Answer: “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.”

Who said, “Here I am; send me” when called by God?
Answer: Isaiah

What was the main message of John the Baptist?
Answer: Repentance and preparation for the coming of the Lord.

How long was Jesus tempted in the wilderness?
Answer: 40 days and 40 nights

Who baptized Jesus?
Answer: John the Baptist

On which day did God create man?
Answer: The sixth day

Which animal tempted Adam and Eve in Eden?
Answer: A snake

Which apostle disowned Jesus three times?
Answer: Peter

What is the shortest Bible verse?
Answer: “Jesus wept.”

How did God appear to Moses?
Answer: As a burning bush

Who washed Jesus’s feet?
Answer: Mary Magdalene

Who did Jesus heal from blindness?
Answer: Bartimaeus

What did bread and wine represent at the Last Supper?
Answer: Jesus’s body and blood

Who was Paul with when he wrote the letter to Philemon?
Answer: Timothy.

Who escorted the slave with the letter to Philemon?
Answer: Tychicus.

Who was the father-in-law of Caiaphas, the high priest at the time of Jesus\’ death?
Answer: Annas.

What happened to King Nebuchadnezzar before being restored as king?
Answer: He went mad and lived as a beast.

When the disciples saw Jesus walking on water, what did they think he was?
Answer: A ghost.

What did God send to feed the Israelites in the desert?
Answer: Quail and manna.

What did the shepherds do after they had visited Jesus?
Answer: Spread the news about Jesus’s birth.

What did Melchizedek give to Abram?
Answer: Bread and wine.

Who went up yearly to worship God in Shiloh, and one year prayed to God for a baby?
Answer: Hannah.

Which two tribes of Israel were not named after sons of Jacob?
Answer: Ephraim and Manasseh.

What was the garden of Eden guarded with to prevent future access to the tree of life?
Answer: A cherubim and a flaming sword

What is the first city mentioned in the Bible?
Answer: Enoch

What is the name of the city to which Lot escaped at the destruction of Sodom?
Answer: Zoar

How many cities were given to the Levites for their use?
Answer: 48

Which two men hid in a well to save their lives?
Answer: Jonathan and Ahimaaz

What queen of Bible times is described by the epithet “that wicked woman”?
Answer: Athaliah

What book of the Bible was written without explicitly mentioning the name of God?
Answer: Esther

What other nation besides Israel is to be scattered to every people?
Answer: Elam

Who was the first Christian convert in Europe?
Answer: Lydia

Where will the great feast of the marriage supper of the Lamb be spread?
Answer: Heaven

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Sports Trivia Questions : Your general knowledge trivia round can be made up of questions about more generalist subjects such as news and current affairs, which can be followed by themed sections on specific topics, such as geography, music and movies.

Sports Trivia Questions

In which nation would you participate in the Wife Carrying World Championship?
Answer: Finland.

Juventus is one of the most successful football teams in Europe, but what city is its base?
Answer: Turin.

The Tour de France is a famous race in which sporting discipline?
Answer: Bicycle racing.

Able to fit around 132,000 people, the Narendra Modi Stadium is the largest sporting arena in the world, but in which country is it located?
Answer: India.

In which city does the Kentucky Derby horse race take place?
Answer: Louisville.

Participants flock to Noosa to take part in an annual surfing contest every year in which country?
Answer: Australia.

Which of these countries has never hosted the Alpine World Ski Championships: Chile, Russia, or France?
Answer: Russia.

Which country is known for hosting the 24 Hours of Le Mans, one of the most famous endurance car races?
Answer: France

Which city is home to the NFL team the Packers?
Answer: Green Bay

What is the capital city of Brazil, which also hosted the 2016 Summer Olympics?
Answer: Brasília

What was the fastest goal in World Cup history?
Answer: 10.8 seconds by Hakan Sukur

How big is an Olympic sized swimming pool in meters?
Answer: 50 meters long and 25 meters wide

What country boycotted the 1980 Summer Olympics?
Answer: The United States

Who won the women’s singles title at the 2021 French Open?
Answer: Barbora Krejcikova

Which team won the World Series in 2021?
Answer: Atlanta Braves

Who was the first African American head coach to win a Super Bowl?
Answer: Tony Dungy

Which country has won the most Rugby World Cup tournaments?
Answer: New Zealand

Who won the UEFA Euro 2020 tournament?
Answer: Italy

Which American football team won the first Super Bowl in 1967?
Answer: Green Bay Packers

Who won the men’s singles gold medal in tennis at the 2016 Olympics?
Answer: Andy Murray

Which NBA team was the first to hire a full-time female assistant coach?
Answer: San Antonio Spurs

What sport did professional golfer Tiger Woods play in high school and considered pursuing professionally before ultimately choosing golf?
Answer: Basketball

What NFL quarterback has the most career rushing yards?
Answer: Michael Vick

What former NFL quarterback was also drafted by the Chicago Cubs and played in their minor league system?
Answer: Russell Wilson

What NHL player is the only player in league history to score a goal in his first game, last game, and 1,000th game?
Answer: Gordie Howe

Which country has won the most medals in Olympic snowboarding history?
Answer: United States

In what year was the first World Cup of Softball held?
Answer: 1993

Who was the first player to win the NBA’s Most Valuable Player award without making the playoffs?
Answer: Wes Unseld

What MLB team holds the record for the most consecutive games won in a single season?
Answer: Cleveland Indians

What former NBA player holds the record for the most steals in a single game?
Answer: Scottie Pippen

Which player has the most Australian Open titles in men’s singles?
Answer: Novak Djokovic

Who was the first woman to win a Grand Slam singles title?
Answer: Maud Watson

What is the surface of the French Open played on?
Answer: Clay

What team won the Stanley Cup in 2020?
Answer: Tampa Bay Lightning

Which player has won the most US Open titles in men’s singles?
Answer: Jimmy Connors, Pete Sampras, and Roger Federer (tied)

Who was the first male tennis player to complete the Career Grand Slam in the Open Era?
Answer: Rod Laver

What is the term for a tennis serve that the opponent cannot touch?
Answer: Ace

Who is the only athlete to have won a gold medal at both the Summer and Winter Paralympic Games?
Answer: Lauren Woolstencroft

In what year did women’s boxing become an Olympic sport?
Answer: 2004

What country has won the most Women’s Volleyball World Cup championships?
Answer: China

Who is the only player to have won the NBA Finals MVP award while playing for the losing team?
Answer: Jerry West

Which NFL team has a lightning bolt on the players’ helmet?
Answer: Los Angeles Chargers.

What team does LeBron James play for?
Answer: Los Angeles Lakers.

What do the letters BMX stand for?
Answer: Bicycle Moto X.

In baseball, how many strikes does it take before the umpire calls out?
Answer: 3.

Which MLB player was better known as “The Bambino”?
Answer: Babe Ruth.

In football, where do you have to go in order to score a touchdown?
Answer: The end zone.

Where did the first ancient Olympic games take place?
Answer: Greece.

What measurement measures how far runners run?
Answer: Distance.

When an Olympic athlete wins first place, what color medal do they get?
Answer: Gold.

What sport starts with a tip-off or jump ball?
Answer: Basketball.

Who is the most decorated Olympian of all time?
Answer: Michael Phelps with 28 total medals

What are the four main swimming strokes in the Olympics?
Answer: Freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, butterfly

What stroke is regarded as the most difficult in swimming?
Answer: Butterfly

True or False: Synchronized swimming is one of only two women-only Olympic events?
Answer: True

What is the deepest Olympic diving pool?
Answer: 5 meters

What is the name of the first African-American to win an individual Olympic gold medal in swimming?
Answer: Cullen Jones (2008 Beijing Olympics)

What is the longest distance swum in Olympic competition?
Answer: 10km marathon swim

What is the minimum age for swimmers to compete at the Olympics?
Answer: 14 years old

Which Olympic diving event has the highest degree of difficulty?
Answer: 10m platform

Who was the first swimmer to break the 49 second barrier in the 100m freestyle?
Answer: Cesar Cielo (Brazil) in 2009

What is the record for most red cards given in a single soccer match?
Answer: 36

Which baseball player has the record for the number of goals scored in an MLB season?
Answer: Barry Bonds

Which baseball player is known by his nickname “Milk” and was one of the greatest baseball players from Latin America?
Answer: Vladimir Guerrero

Which baseball player received the nickname “Hitting Machine” and set the record for the number of goals scored in one MLB game?
Answer: Jimmy Fox

Which baseball player is known as “Sea Wolf” and was one of the most charismatic players in the history of baseball?
Answer: Danny Murphy

Which baseball player earned the nickname “King of Chaos” and was known for his parties and informal style of play?
Answer: Manny Ramirez

Which player acquired the nickname “B-Rider” and was known for his impressive moves on the bases?
Answer: Dion Sanders

Which baseball player earned the nickname “Hare” and was a legendary player among lefties?
Answer: Randy Johnson

Which baseball player is known by his nickname “The King of Swing” and is considered one of the greatest baseball players in history?
Answer: Babe Ruth

Which baseball player became the first to surpass the 3,000-hit mark in his MLB career?
Answer: Tai Cobb

Which team won the first World Baseball Championship after the merger of the American and National Baseball Leagues?
Answer: St. Louis Brown

Who is the first Black woman to win an Olympic gold medal?
Answer: Alice Coachman

Which player holds the record for most points scored in one NBA game?
Answer: Wilt Chamberlain

Which colleges participated in the first-ever collegiate baseball game?
Answer: Amherst College and Williams College

What year was the first ancient Olympic Games held?
Answer: 776 B.C.

What year was the first modern Olympic Games held?
Answer: 1896

During which inning is “Take Me Out to the Ballgame” usually sung?
Answer: The seventh inning

Who holds the record for most goals in a single NHL season?
Answer: Wayne Gretzky

What year was the three-point line added for NBA games?
Answer: 1979

Which player made the catch in what is now known as the “Immaculate Reception”?
Answer: Franco Harris

Which NHL team has the record for most Stanley Cups, with a whopping 24 total?
Answer: The Montreal Canadiens.

Which pitcher has the most wins in MLB history?
Answer: Cy Young.

Babe Ruth was the first player to do what in an All-Star game?
Answer: Hit a home run.

Who was the first and only female to play in an NHL game?
Answer: Manon Rhéaume

Why was Taro Tsujimoto such a big name in the 1974 NHL Draft?
Answer: He didn\’t exist.

What Boston Bruins player wore No. 4?
Answer: Bobby Orr.

What do two yellow cards in a soccer game translate to?
Answer: A red card.

In American football, how many points is a field goal worth?
Answer: Three points.

What type of race is the Tour de France?
Answer: A bicycle race

How long is the free skate in women\’s figure skating?
Answer: Four minutes.

From 1930-1970, qualifying teams vied for the Jules Rimet Trophy in what international tournament?
Answer: The FIFA World Cup

With one guess, name one of the words that the four letters \”BASE\” stand for in \”BASE jumping.\”
Answer: building and antenna and span and earth

\”Sachin: A __ Dreams\” is the title of an Indian sports documentary about the life of cricketer Sachin Tendulkar with details on his cricket and personal life. What numeric word fills the blank in the title?
Answer: Billion

The Trail Blazers had the longest streak of consecutive sold-out home games within the \”Big 4\” American sports leagues until what East Coast MLB team surpassed them in 2013?
Answer: Boston Red Sox

The final match of the 1994 World Cup took place at which American sports venue?
Answer: The Rose Bowl

What “x” is the vascular tissue in plants that transports water and dissolved nutrients from the root?
Answer: Xylem

Buzkashi, which means “goat pulling” in Pashto, is a sport in which players on horseback attempt to place a dead goat in a goal. In which Central Asian country is buzkashi predominantly played?
Answer: Afghanistan

The sports teams of Southern Illinois University are named for what Egyptian dog breed, sometimes called \”Persian greyhounds?\”
Answer: Salukis

The Engineers are the sports teams of what upstate New York technical university? You may give the three-letter abbreviation by which the school is often known.
Answer: RPI (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute)

Son of the Lithuanian legend and Basketball Hall of Famer Arvydas, this center/power forward for the Indiana Pacers was selected as an All Star for the 2021 NBA regular season.
Answer: Domantas Sabonis

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Hard Trivia Questions : Your general knowledge trivia round can be made up of questions about more generalist subjects such as news and current affairs, which can be followed by themed sections on specific topics, such as geography, music and movies.

Hard Trivia Questions

Which country has won the most medals in Olympic snowboarding history?
Answer: United States

What NHL player is the only player in league history to score a goal in his first game, last game, and 1,000th game?
Answer: Gordie Howe

In what year did women’s boxing become an Olympic sport?
Answer: 2004

In what year was the first World Cup of Softball held?
Answer: 1993

Who was the first player to win the NBA’s Most Valuable Player award without making the playoffs?
Answer: Wes Unseld

What MLB team holds the record for the most consecutive games won in a single season?
Answer: Cleveland Indians

What former NBA player holds the record for the most steals in a single game?
Answer: Scottie Pippen

Who is the only athlete to have won a gold medal at both the Summer and Winter Paralympic Games?
Answer: Lauren Woolstencroft

What country has won the most Women’s Volleyball World Cup championships?
Answer: China

Who is the only player to have won the NBA Finals MVP award while playing for the losing team?
Answer: Jerry West

What is someone who shoes horses called?
Answer: A farrier.

Name the actor who starred in 142 films including The Quiet Man, The Shootist, The Searchers and Stagecoach.
Answer: John Wayne.

Name the world’s largest island.
Answer: Greenland.

Which kind of bulbs were once exchanged as a form of currency?
Answer: Tulips.

Which chess piece can only move diagonally?
Answer: The bishop.

When did Margaret Thatcher become Prime Minister?
Answer: 1979.

Who wrote the novel Death in Venice, which was later made into a film of the same name?
Answer: Thomas Mann.

May Queen, Wisley Crab, Foxwhelps and Lane\’s Prince Albert are all species of what?
Answer: Apple.

Australia has the world\’s largest sand island. What is its name?
Answer: Fraser Island.

In what year was Advance Australia Fair proclaimed as the national anthem by the Governor-General?
Answer: 1984.

What civilization is known for creating the first known democracy?
Answer: The Ancient Greeks

Who was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize?
Answer: Marie Curie

What was the deadliest battle in human history?
Answer: The Battle of Stalingrad

Which country gifted the Statue of Liberty to the United States?
Answer: France

What was the original name of New York City?
Answer: New Amsterdam

Who was the first American astronaut to orbit the Earth?
Answer: John Glenn

What is the name of the first known civilization?
Answer: The Sumerians

Who was the first female ruler of Egypt?
Answer: Sobekneferu

What year did the United States declare independence from Britain?
Answer: 1776

Which ancient empire was ruled by Cyrus the Great?
Answer: The Persian Empire

Name the three bones found in the inner ear.
Answer: Hammer, anvil, stirrup

How many total chromosomes does a human cell have?
Answer: 46 – 23 pairs, but 26 total

What is the second-biggest organ in the human body?
Answer: Liver

Name four types of bone found below your pelvis?
Answer: Femur, patella, tibia, fibula, tarsals, metatarsals, phalanges

Does an average head of full hair have about 1,000, 7,500, 10,000 or 15,000 hairs?
Answer: 10,000

Which sport is older, basketball or American football?
Answer: Football

In which decade was baseball’s first perfect game thrown?
Answer: 1880s

Name five positions on a soccer/football team?
Answer: Goalkeeper, sweeper, center back, full back, defensive midfielder, central midfielder, attacking midfielder, wing back, winger, striker, forward

In which year was the first football World Cup held?
Answer: 1930

This Major League Baseball team (currently) has the second-most World Series wins?
Answer: Cardinals, 11

Who (currently) holds the all-time point record in the National Basketball Association?
Answer: Kareem Abdul-Jabar, 38,387

Who was the first to suggest that Daylight Savings Time be implemented?
Answer: Benjamin Franklin

Larry \”Doc\” Sportello is the pot-smoking private investigator protagonist of what 2009 Thomas Pynchon novel that was adapted into a film by director Paul Thomas Anderson?
Answer: Inherent Vice

A demonstration sport at the 1988 and 1992 Winter Olympics was which form of skiing very similar to figure skating, combining spins, jumps, and flips in a two-minute routine choreographed to music?
Answer: Ski ballet

Informally known as \”The God of Cricket,\” what former Indian cricketer is widely regarded as one of the greatest batsmen in the history of the sport and is the highest run-scorer of all time in international competition?
Answer: Sachin Tendulkar

CERN hosts the Large Hadron Collider, the world\’s highest energy particle collider which opened underneath the Swiss-French border in 2008. The LHC surpassed the prior record-holding particle accelerator in what U.S. state?
Answer: Illinois

Calvinism is a branch of Protestantism that is most closely associated with what European country? The association arises from the fact that most early ministers were taught in this country.
Answer: Switzerland

The term \”magic bullet\” was coined by German scientist Paul Ehrlich to describe a compound that would kill only a specifically targeted organism. Ehrlich even invented the \”first magic bullet\” with Salvarsan, which was used to treat which disease?
Answer: Syphillis

What Hapsburg monarch declared Martin Luther to be an outlaw at the Diet of Worms and also divided Hapsburg territory into two parts prior to his abdication just after the Peace of Augsburg?
Answer: Charles V

Which geological time period that began 358.9 million years ago, during which large coal deposits formed, has a name derived from the Latin for \”coal-bearing?\”
Answer: Carboniferous

Around 200 B.C. in Asia there was a technological breakthrough that suddenly made horses much more valuable to the military because of the increased riding stability. What was this invention?
Answer: Stirrups

The highest volcano outside of South America also doubles as its home continent\’s highest mountain. In what country is this 19,000-foot peak found?
Answer: Tanzania

Craigslist is named after its founder. What is Craig\’s seven-letter two-syllable \”N\” last name?
Answer: Newmark

Who was the first person to circumnavigate the globe?
Answer: Ferdinand Magellan

What were Ancient Egyptian tombs mainly used for?
Answer: To bury the Pharaohs and their families

What is the national animal of Scotland?
Answer: The unicorn

What is the driest place on the planet?
Answer: The Atacama Desert in Chile

What is the oldest country in the world?
Answer: Iran

What type of animal is on the Uganda flag?
Answer: A Crested Crane

What was the ship’s name that transported the Pilgrims to New England in 1620?
Answer: The Mayflower

How many time zones are there in the world?
Answer: 24

The Cajun holy trinity of cooking consists of what three vegetables?
Answer: Onions, bell peppers, and celery

What is the name of the now-extinct flightless bird that was last observed off the coast of Iceland?
Answer: The Great Auk

What was major league baseball’s Yogi Berra’s real name?
Answer: Lawrence Peter Berra

What was the first console video game that allowed the video game to be saved?
Answer: The Legend of Zelda

What is the fungi Hydnellum peckii, also known as?
Answer: The bleeding tooth fungus

What is Glenn Close allergic to? (hint: In the movie 101 Dalmatians, they had to get creative due to her allergy)
Answer: Tobacco

In regards to data storage, what does the acronym SSD stand for?
Answer: Solid State Drive

What is the name for the monetary unit used in Thailand?
Answer: Thai Bhat

Where are dolphin’s nipples located?
Answer: Anus

What island state was formerly known by the name Formosa?
Answer: Taiwan

Bobby Fischer is considered to be the greatest player of all time in which game?
Answer: Chess

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Harry Potter Trivia Questions : Your general knowledge trivia round can be made up of questions about more generalist subjects such as news and current affairs, which can be followed by themed sections on specific topics, such as geography, music and movies.

Harry Potter Trivia Questions

Who betrayed Lily and James\’s location to Voldemort when Harry was a baby?
Answer: Wormtail.

What is revealed in Snape\’s memories?
Answer: That Snape was working with Dumbledore out of his love for Lily.

What is Snape\’s patronus?
Answer: A doe, just like Lily\’s.

Where is the Resurrection Stone hidden?
Answer: Inside the golden snitch.

Why does Narcissa lie to Voldemort and say Harry is dead?
Answer: Because Harry tells her Draco is still alive.

Who kills Bellatrix?
Answer: Molly Weasley.

How does Neville destroy Nagini?
Answer: By cutting her head off with the Sword of Gryffindor.

In the book, what does Harry do with the Elder Wand?
Answer: Uses it to fix his broken wand with the phoenix-feather core.

What is the name of Harry and Ginny\’s daughter, revealed in the 19-years-later epilogue?
Answer: Lily Luna Potter.

What are the last three words of the book?
Answer: \”All was well.\”

What British actor played Neville Longbottom in the Harry Potter movies, and in real life, married someone he met at a Wizarding World of Harry Potter event?
Answer: Matthew Lewis

You don\’t have to be a history scholar to guess that Remus Lupin\’s codename for Potter watch broadcasts was what first king of Rome?
Answer: Romulus

J.K. Rowling is rumored (and has since denied) to have written the first part of “Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone” on what uncommon writing surface?
Answer: A napkin

According to the Harry Potter books, how many total balls are used in a standard Quidditch match?
Answer: Four

The title of what 2012 novel by J.K. Rowling, her first after the Harry Potter series, refers to a suddenly empty seat in a small British town\’s government that needs to be filled with an election?
Answer: The Casual Vacancy

It\’s surely no coincidence that Harry Potter\’s birthday is the same as J. K. Rowling\’s, with both falling on the final day of which month?
Answer: July

Harry Potter fans visiting London can take photos at Platform 9-3/4 and visit the corresponding gift shop at what London railway station?
Answer: King\’s Cross

In Harry Potter\’s first year at Hogwarts, there are only three girls on the Gryffindor quidditch team, and they all play the same position. What position do they play?
Answer: Chaser

“Constant vigilance!” Since he’s lost so many body parts in the process of fighting Dark wizards, Alastar Moody is better known by what optic nickname?
Answer: Mad-Eye

Throughout the Harry Potter novels, Harry is mentioned by name 18,956 times. Which character is the second most mentioned, coming in at a total of 6,464?
Answer: Ron Weasley

\”Harry Potter\” film star Daniel Radcliffe was magical in a different way when he starred as a sentient corpse in what 2016 film?
Answer: Swiss Army Man

What animal can Harry speak to in The Chamber of Secrets?
‍Answer: Snake

Name the three different types of balls used in Quidditch.
Answer: Quaffle, Bludger, Snitch.

What is the Wizarding version of marbles called?
‍Answer: Gobstones

What do you recite to close the Marauder’s Map?
Answer: “Mischief Managed”

What is Harry Potter’s Patronus?
‍Answer: Stag

What is the secretive radio program set up by the Order of the Phoenix?
‍Answer: Potterwatch

What are the two pubs in Hogsmeade called?
‍Answer: The Three Broomsticks and The Hog’s Head

What are the names of James Potter’s friends?
‍Answer: Remus Lupin, Sirius Black, and Peter Pettigrew

What spell created by the Half-Blood Prince did Harry use on Draco Malfoy?
‍Answer: Sectumsempra

Which magical device did Albus Dumbledore use to save and review his memories?
Answer: Pensieve

What is the core of Harry Potter’s wand, known for its loyalty and strong connection to its owner?
Answer: Phoenix feather

Which magical creature serves as the guardian of the entrance to Professor Dumbledore’s office at Hogwarts?
Answer: A phoenix named Fawkes

In “Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban,” what incantation is used to summon the Marauder’s Map?
Answer: I solemnly swear that I am up to no good.

What wood is known to produce wands that are skilled in magic involving protection and healing?
Answer: Willow wood

In the wizarding world, what is the purpose of a Time-Turner?
Answer: To travel back in time for a short period

What are the names of the Marauders, the creators of the Marauder’s Map?
Answer: Moony (Remus Lupin), Wormtail (Peter Pettigrew), Padfoot (Sirius Black), and Prongs (James Potter)

What magical creature feeds on happiness, leaving its victims with their worst memories?
Answer: Dementors

What is the name of the village near Hogwarts that students can visit?
Answer: Hogsmeade

How do you close the Marauder’s Map?
Answer: Mischief Managed.

What are the three Unforgivable Curses?
Answer: Avada Kedavra, Crucio, Imperio

How did Hermione Granger manage to attend all her classes?
Answer: Time travel

Which of the following is NOT one of Voldemort\’s Horcruxes?
Answer: The Mirror of Oesed

How does Harry catch his first Snitch?
Answer: With his mouth

Who impersonates Mad-Eye Moody, Harry\’s fourth year Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher?
Answer: Barty Crouch Jr

How many wands did Daniel Radcliffe break on set by using them as drum sticks?
Answer: More than 80

What is the name of Hagrid\’s giant?
Answer: Grawp

The Boxing Willow was a gift from Albus Dumbledore to protect the school. True or False?
Answer: False

What item of clothing did Harry Potter give Dobby to be free?
Answer: A sock

What do the initials R.A.B on the Horcrux kept by Albus Dumbledore stand for?
Answer: Regulus Arcturus Black

What is “The Quibller”?
Answer: A newspaper

What is the name of the candy store near Hogwarts?
Answer: Honeydukes

What’s the name of the Slytherin house ghost?
Answer: The Bloody Baron.

When you’re trying to summon an object to you, what spell are you supposed to use?
Answer: Accio.

Why should you be afraid of the Legilimency spell?
Answer: Because the person using it against you is going to try to read your mind.

What spell makes objects look as though they come alive?
Answer: Piertotum Locomotor.

If you had to get rid of a Dementor, what would you do?
Answer: Simply yell \”Expecto Patronum!\” and think some happy thoughts.

What spell should you use if you want to find out the last spell a wand used?
Answer: Priori Incantatem.

If you need to make fire, what spell do you need to use?
Answer: Incendio.

What is the spell \”Riddikulus\” used for?
Answer: To battle a Bogart – the spell turns a Boggart into something amusing instead of frightening.

Which incantation is said to unlock doors?
Answer: Alohomora.

Which incantation conjures the Dark Mark?
Answer: Morsmordre.

Which centaur rescues Harry in the Forbidden Forest in Book 1?
Answer: Firenze.

Who is Harry Potter\’s godfather?
Answer: Sirius Black.

What does Harry do when he grows up?
Answer: He works as an Auror for the Ministry of Magic.

What is the name of the magical hospital?
Answer: St. Mungo\’s Hospital for Magical Maladies and Injuries.

What spell does Harry discover written in the Half-Blood Prince\’s potions textbook in Book 6, and who invented it?
Answer: Sectumsempra, Severus Snape.

In Book 2, who is the first victim to be petrified by the basilisk?
Answer: Filch\’s cat, Mrs. Norris.

What is Luna Lovegood\’s father\’s name?
Answer: Xenophilius Lovegood.

In Book 7, what three Ministry of Magic employees do Ron, Harry, and Hermione impersonate?
Answer: Mafalda Hopkirk, Reginald Cattermole, and Albert Runcorn.

In Book 4, what magical creature does Harry answer a riddle from in the maze during the Triwizard Tournament?
Answer: A sphinx.

What is Filch the Hogwarts caretaker\’s greatest secret?
Answer: He\’s a Squib.

British actor John Cleese portrays what character in the Harry Potter movies \”Sorcerer\’s Stone\” and \”Chamber of Secrets\”?
Answer: Nearly Headless Nick

For which wizarding family was Dobby, the house elf, in servitude to?
Answer: The Malfoys

What year was the final movie, \”Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2\” released?
Answer: 2011

In the Harry Potter books, what are \”squibs\”?
Answer: Children born to wizard parents that have no magical abilities or powers of their own.

In \”Chamber of Secrets\” who is the author of the autobiography \”Magical Me\”?
Answer: Gilderoy Lockhart

What is the name of Harry Potter\’s owl?
Answer: Hedwig

For the majority of the Harry Potter series, what kind of professor is Severus Snape?
Answer: Potions

What does Ron Weasley drink that that nearly kills him in \”Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince\”?
Answer: Poisoned mead

What is the name of Hermione Granger\’s cat?
Answer: Crookshanks

What poltergeist appears only in the Harry Potter books and not the films?
Answer: Peeves

Harry and Ginny have three children. What are their names?
Answer: James, Albus, and Lily.

What are the gemstones in the cursed necklace Draco Malfoy buys from Burgin and Burkes?
Answer: Opals

What spell did Snape invent that Harry later uses on Draco Malfoy?
Answer: Sectumsempra

What does Hermione smell in the amor tenia (or love) potion?
Answer: Grass, parchment, spearmint toothpaste and Ron Weasley’s hair

True or false: This is the longest movie in the franchise.
Answer: False! Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets is the longest movie, at 161 minutes.

Lily Potter once gave Professor Slughorn a bowl with a lily that turned into a goldfish. What was the goldfish’s name?
Answer: Francis

How many Horcruxes have been destroyed at the end of this story?
Answer: Two: the diary and the ring

Who is the Half-Blood Prince?
Answer: Severus Snape

What do all the hands on the Weasleys\’ magical clock point to when Harry gets to the Burrow?
Answer: “Mortal peril”

Who is in the first memory Professor Dumbledore shows Harry in the Pensive?
Answer: Bob Ogden, an employee of the Department of Magical Law Enforcement

What are the three D’s of a successful Apparition?
Answer: Destination, determination and deliberation

How did Ginny end up at the Slug Club meeting on the Hogwarts Express?
Answer: Slughorn caught Ginny performing a really good hex.

During his first visit with Tom Riddle, what does Dumbledore have Tom take out of his wardrobe at the orphanage?
Answer: A box of stuff he stole from other children

While learning to Apparate, what are the \”three D\’s\” everyone must remember?
Answer: Destination, determination, deliberation

What\’s Ron\’s cover story as to why he\’s not at Hogwarts in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows?
Answer: He has a highly contagious case of spattergroit.

After breaking into the Ministry of Magic, what does Harry steal from Umbridge\’s office in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows?
Answer: Moody\’s magical eye

What quote is written on James and Lily\’s grave in Godric\’s Hollow?
Answer: The last enemy that shall be destroyed is death.\”

How does Peter Pettigrew die?
Answer: His silver hand strangles him after he shows Harry mercy.

What caused Ariana Dumbledore to stop using magic?
Answer: She was attacked by Muggle boys when she was 6 years old.

How do you get into Ravenclaw\’s common room?
Answer: You have to answer a question or riddle.

What pen name did J.K. Rowling use to write the Cormoran Strike series?
Answer: Robert Galbraith

What is the name of the Harry Potter play that J.K. Rowling co-authored?
Answer: Harry Potter and the Cursed Child

How many rejections did J.K. Rowling receive before “Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone” was accepted?
Answer: Twelve

What is the name of J.K. Rowling’s website for Harry Potter fans?
Answer: Pottermore (now known as Wizarding World)

What pen name did J.K. Rowling use to write Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them?
Answer: Newt Scamander

In what city did J.K. Rowling finish writing the Harry Potter series?
Answer: Edinburgh, Scotland

What honorary degree did J.K. Rowling receive from Harvard University?
Answer: A Doctor of Letters

What is J.K. Rowling’s birth date?
Answer: July 31, 1965

What social cause has J.K. Rowling been vocal about in her philanthropy?
Answer: Multiple sclerosis research and children’s welfare

Where are the Slytherin common rooms located?
Answer: The Dungeon.

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Movie Trivia Questions : Your general knowledge trivia round can be made up of questions about more generalist subjects such as news and current affairs, which can be followed by themed sections on specific topics, such as geography, music and movies.

Movie Trivia Questions

In The Wolf of Wall Street, which firm does Jordan Belfort work for?
Answer: L.F. Rothschild.

Which Studio Ghibli film was NOT directed by Hayao Miyazaki?
Answer: Grave of the Fireflies

Which professional athlete was considered for the lead in The Terminator?
Answer: O.J. Simpson

Which Star Wars characters appear in Indiana Jones?
Answer: R2-D2 and C-3PO

Which famous line from Jaws was ad-libbed?
Answer: You\’re gonna need a bigger boat.

A Harry Potter stunt double was paralyzed on the job. Which actor did the stunt double do stunts for?
Answer: Daniel Radcliffe

Who played Wendy Torrance in The Shining?
Answer: Shelley Duvall

‍Which was the first movie to show a toilet flushing?
Answer: Psycho

Which actor plays Private Ryan in Saving Private Ryan?
Answer: Matt Damon

‍What is the name of Jeff Goldblum’s character in Jurassic Park?
Answer: Dr. Ian Malcolm

Which of the following things did Forrest Gump never do?
Answer: Play the violin

Who directed Kill Bill?
Answer: Quentin Tarantino.

Where do Kat and Patrick first kiss in 10 Things I Hate About You?
Answer: A paintball Arena.

What is Lightning McQueen\’s number in cars?
Answer: 95.

Who plays Bob Woodward in All the President\’s Men?
Answer: Robert Redford.

In The Matrix, what colors are the two pills that Morpheus gives Neo to choose between?
Answer: Red and Blue.

Who is the youngest Oscar winner of all time?
Answer: Tatum O\’Neal

What was the first movie to feature a flushing toilet?
Answer: Psycho.

What was the first animated movie nominated for Best Picture at the Oscars?
Answer: Beauty and the Beast.

Which of these is not one of the Seven Dwarfs: Bashful, Angry, Dopey, or Doc?
Answer: Angry.

What is the last name of Edward and his family in the Twilight series?
Answer: Cullen

What is the name of the Grinch\’s love interest in How the Grinch Stole Christmas?
Answer: Martha May

Which English actor won the 2014 Academy Award for Best Actor in the film The Theory of Everything?
Answer: Eddie Redmayne

What was the name of Bella and Edward’s daughter in the film Twilight: Breaking Dawn (Part 1)?
Answer: Renesmee

In which film did actor Brad Pitt star as David Mills?
Answer: Seven

What are the four houses at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in the Harry Potter series?
Answer: Gryffindor, Slytherin, Ravenclaw, & Hufflepuff

In The Lord of the Rings, what is the name of the elf that takes part in the fellowship of the ring?
Answer: Legolas

The film Pulp Fiction was released in which year?
Answer: 1994

Who wrote the book that The Godfather is based on?
Answer: Mario Puzo

How long does Red spend in prison before being paroled in The Shawshank Redemption?
Answer: 40

What was the first feature-length animated movie ever released?
Answer: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

In Finding Nemo, how many white stripes does Nemo have?
Answer: Three

Who voiced Victor Van Dort in Corpse Bride?
Answer: Johnny Depp

What is the name of the fictional place where Frozen takes place?
Answer: Arendelle

What mode of transportation is the Polar Express?
Answer: A train.

What is the first animated movie made entirely by CGI (computer generated imagery)?
Answer: Toy Story

What land are the tiny dinosaurs trying to get to in The Land Before Time?
Answer: The Great Valley

What villain threatens the entire Lego universe in The Lego Movie?
Answer: Lord Business

What animated film was the third highest grossing movie in 2001?
Answer: Monsters, Inc.

What song do title character Cinderella and Prince Charming dance to at the ball?
Answer: \”So This Is Love\”

Which Disney film features the voices of Demi Moore, Kevin Kline and Jason Alexander?
Answer: The Hunchback of Notre Dame

Actor Imelda Staunton plays what smug villain in Harry Potter?
Answer: Dolores Umbridge

What is the name of Draco Malfoy\’s father?
Answer: Lucius

What are the four houses at Hogwarts?
Answer: Gryffindor, Ravenclaw, Hufflepuff and Slytherin

Before “Twilight,” Robert Pattinson appeared in “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire” as what character?
Answer: Cedric Diggory

Professor Severus Snape was fueled by his unrequited love for who?
Answer: Lily Potter (Harry\’s mother)

What position does Harry Potter play in Quidditch?
Answer: Seeker

What is the name of Ron Weasley\’s rat?
Answer: Scabbers

Which aunt does Harry Potter turn into a balloon?
Answer: Aunt Marge

Which American composer and conductor composed \”Hedwig\’s Theme,\” otherwise known as the \”Harry Potter Theme\”?
Answer: John Williams

In \”The Goblet of Fire,\” what Olympics-style competition is Harry Potter competing in?
Answer: The Triwizard Tournament

Who directed Lawrence of Arabia, which documented the incredible life of T. E. Lawrence and his experiences during World War I with the Arabian desert tribes?
Answer: David Lean

The “Father of the Atomic Bomb” is one of the grim names given to which physicist played by Cillian Murphy in a 2023 biopic?
Answer: J. Robert Oppenheimer

Who starred as John Merrick in The Elephant Man, a true story about a severely deformed man who is rescued from a freak show by a kind-hearted doctor?
Answer: John Hurt

Don’t be fooled by the title, King Richard is not about a long-dead English king but a look at the life of the father of which pair of tennis superstars?
Answer: The Williams sisters

Which of these movies is not a biopic about a musician: What’s Love Got to Do with It, Walk the Line, or The Diving Bell and the Butterfly?
Answer: The Diving Bell and the Butterfly

The Hurricane, The Fighter, and Cinderella Man are all biographical films about stars of which sport?
Answer: Boxing

The Last Emperor is a movie by Bernardo Bertolucci about the life of the last imperial ruler of which country?
Answer: China

Who played the title role in the movie “Gandhi”?
Answer: Ben Kingsley

in “A Beautiful Mind,” what mental illness does John Nash struggle with?
Answer: Schizophrenia

What is the title of the biographical film about the life of Johnny Cash?
Answer: Walk the Line

What household pet meets a horrific demise in Fatal Attraction?
Answer: A bunny rabbit

Who did Oscar nominee Bill Nighy play in the Pirates of the Caribbean movies?
Answer: Davy Jones

What vocalist sang for Natalie Wood in West Side Story, Audrey Hepburn in My Fair Lady and Deborah Kerr in The King and I?
Answer: Marni Nixon

Ke Huy Quan made his first appearance in what 1984 movie?
Answer: Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom

What is the piece Lydia Tár aims to conduct as a career-high achievement in Tár?
Answer: Mahler\’s Symphony No. 5

In what 2002 Oscar-winning crime thriller classic did Denzel Washington play a villain?
Answer: Training Day

What Dawn of the Dead star directed the Oscar-nominated Women Talking?
Answer: Sarah Polley

What actress delivered the bone-chilling line \”Who\’s hand was I holding?\” in the 1963 horror classic The Haunting?
Answer: Julie Harris

What is the first rule of Fight Club?
Answer: You do not talk about Fight Club.

Who was the visual effects and animation icon behind the stop-motion effects in Jason and the Argonauts and 1981\’s Clash of the Titans?
Answer: Ray Harryhausen

What is the name of the computer system created by Tony Stark that becomes self-aware and poses a threat to humanity in \”Avengers: Age of Ultron\”?
Answer: Ultron

In The Santa Clause, on what date does Bernard say Scott is due back at the North Pole?
Answer: Thanksgiving

In \”Ant-Man,\” what is the name of the technology that allows Scott Lang to shrink and grow in size?
Answer: Pym Particle

What is the name of the powerful alien race that attacks Earth in the first Avengers movie?
Answer: Chitaur

Who is the director of \”Guardians of the Galaxy\” and its sequel?
Answer: James Gunn

What is the name of Thor\’s enchanted hammer?
Answer: Mjolnir

Who is the main antagonist in \”Spider-Man: Homecoming\”?
Answer: Adrien Toomes

What is the title of the first MCU film ever released in 2008?
Answer: Iron Man

What is the name of the character played by Benedict Cumberbatch in the Marvel Cinematic Universe?
Answer: Doctor Strange

Whine \”Avengers: Infinity War,\” which character successfully wields Stormbreaker, Thor\’s new weapon forged in Nidavellir?
Answer: Captain America

Which actor plays the role of Sam Wilson?
Answer: Anthony Mackie

In Girls Trip, why does the group of friends travel to New Orleans?
Answer: To attend Essence Fest.

What is the name of Humphrey Bogart\’s character in The African Queen?
Answer: Charlie Allnut

In She’s the Man, Amanda Bynes plays Viola, a teen who poses as her twin brother and attends his boarding school. What’s her brother’s name?
Answer: Sebastian

Which movie doesn’t star Molly Ringwald?
Answer: Can’t Buy Me Love

What is the name of the disorderly fraternity at the center of National Lampoon’s Animal House?
Answer: Delta Tau Chi

Which two actors starred in the 2012 movie adaptation of 21 Jump Street?
Answer: Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum

Three movies have won 11 Oscars, creating a three-way tie for most Oscars won by a movie. Which movie isn’t included in that tie?
Answer: The Godfather

In the 2000 movie Love & Basketball, the two main characters, Monica and Quincy, play basketball for which college?
Answer: The University of Southern California

Which ‘90s coming-of-age movie features Christina Ricci, Thora Birch, Rosie O’Donnell and Demi Moore in its cast?
Answer: Now and Then

What is the name of Jeff Bridges’s character in The Big Lebowski?
Answer: The Dude

When was the last Twilight movie released?
Answer: 2012

Which actor hasn’t played Batman in a movie?
Answer: Christian Slater

What do the kids nickname Mr. Merle\’s dog in The Sandlot?
Answer: The Beast

Who busts Santa out of jail in The Santa Claus?
Answer: Charlie and the E.L.F.S.

What team does Pat\’s dad bet on in Silver Linings Playbook?
Answer: The Philadelphia Eagles

Where is Kevin McAllister\’s family when they realize they forgot Kevin in Home Alone?
Answer: Paris

In The Terminator, which character is the Terminator sent to kill?
Answer: Sarah Connor

What is the name of Vito\’s youngest son in The Godfather?
Answer: Michael

What is the name of the main antagonist in Saw?
Answer: Jigsaw

Who is the first person to die in A Nightmare on Elm Street?
Answer: Tina Gray

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Disney Trivia Questions : Your general knowledge trivia round can be made up of questions about more generalist subjects such as news and current affairs, which can be followed by themed sections on specific topics, such as geography, music and movies.

Disney Trivia Questions

What cartoon features the debut of Mickey and Minnie Mouse?
Answer: “Steamboat Willie”

Who was the first animated character to get a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in Los Angeles?
Answer: Mickey Mouse

What year did Disney lose its copyright protection for the earliest version of Mickey Mouse?
Answer: 2024

What year was “Steamboat Willie” released in theaters?
Answer: 1928

What year did the streaming service Disney+ launch?
Answer: 2019

How many fingers does Mickey Mouse have?
Answer: 4

With whom did Walt Disney create Mickey Mouse?
Answer: Ub Iwerks

Who is the current CEO of The Walt Disney Company?
Answer: Robert Iger

Where was Walt Disney born?
Answer: Chicago

TIME magazine almost honored what Disney character as “Mammal of the Year” in 1941?
Answer: Dumbo

What is the name of the horse in the movie the Aristocrats?
Answer: Frou-Frou

What are the names of the four girls who make up The Cheetah Girls?
Answer: Dorinda, Chanel, Aqua, & Galleria

What is the name of the owl in The Fox and the Hound?
Answer: Big Mama

What are the names of the fox and the hound from the film The Fox and the Hound?
Answer: Tod the fox and Copper the hound

What do the other animals call Mowgli in The Jungle Book?
Answer: Man-Cub

Who sings “The Bare Necessities” in Disney’s The Jungle Book?
Answer: Baloo

What do Timon and Pumbaa teach Simba to eat in The Lion King?
Answer: Grubs

Which actress stars in Disney’s The Princess Diaries?
Answer: Anne Hathaway

Where does The Princess and the Frog take place?
Answer: New Orleans

What is Hamm in the movie Toy Story?
Answer: Hamm is a piggy bank

What is the name of the high school in High School Musical?
Answer: East High.

Who directed the 2010 live-action Disney film Alice in Wonderland?
Answer: Tim Burton.

What is the highest-grossing Disney movie so far?
Answer: Avengers: End Game. Avatar earned more but wasn\’t owned by Disney until 2019.

In the 2020 live-action remake of Mulan, what name did Mulan use when she pretended to be a man?
Answer: Hua Jun.

What did Father Christmas give Peter as a present in The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe?
Answer: A sword and a shield.

In what city is the 1996 version of 101 Dalmatians starring Glenn Close set?
Answer: London.

What is King Triton\’s crown made of in the live-action remake of The Little Mermaid?
Answer: Shark teeth.

In Camp Rock, what is the name of the Jonas Brothers\’ band?
Answer: Connect Three.

In Holes, what is the secret ingredient in the warden\’s nail polish?
Answer: Rattlesnake venom.

What actor turned down a role in the live-action remake of Beauty and the Beast to star in La La Land?
Answer: Ryan Gosling turned down the role of the Beast for La La Land. Emma Watson turned down the lead in La La Land for Beauty and the Beast.

What is the name of the young woman who becomes the Beast\’s guest and later, his love interest?
Answer: Belle

What type of creature is the Beast cursed to become?
Answer: A beast

Who is the villainous hunter determined to marry Belle?
Answer: Gaston

What is the name of the enchanted candelabra who befriends Belle?
Answer: Lumiere

What must occur for the Beast and his servants to return to their human forms?
Answer: The Beast must learn to love and be loved in return before the last petal falls from an enchanted rose.

Who is Andy\’s favorite toy, a cowboy doll?
Answer: Woody

What is the name of the space ranger action figure that becomes Woody\’s rival?
Answer: Buzz Lightyear

Who is the neighbor known for torturing and destroying toys?
Answer: Sid

What catchphrase is Buzz Lightyear famous for saying?
Answer: \”To infinity and beyond!\”

What organization do Woody and Buzz conflict with in later movies?
Answer: Zurg4

What is the motto for the It’s a Small World ride?
Answer: “The Happiest Cruise That Ever Sailed”

In Animal Kingdom, what is the name of the giant dinosaur standing in Dino Land USA?
Answer: Dino-Sue

Which were the three original hotel and lodging offerings at WDW?
Answer: The Polynesian, the Contemporary and Fort Wilderness Campground

Before it became Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway, what was the name of the attraction housed in the replica of Graupman\’s Chinese Theater?
Answer: The Great Movie Ride

Which former Disney Channel show was actually filmed at Hollywood Studios when it was branded as Disney’s MGM Studios?
Answer: The All-New Mickey Mouse Club

How much land makes up Disney World?
Answer: About 50 square miles

How many ghosts are in The Haunted Mansion?
Answer: 999

How tall is Cinderella Castle?
Answer: 189 feet

What town inspired Magic Kingdom’s Main Street USA?
Answer: Walt Disney loosely based Main Street USA on Marceline, Missouri

What are the three mountains in Magic Kingdom?
Answer: Space Mountain, Splash Mountain and Big Thunder Railroad Mountain

What type of animal was Robin in the movie Robin Hood?
Answer: Fox

Hercules is the son of two Greek gods. Which ones?
Answer: Zeus and Hera

Which movie is this the opening frame of?
Answer: Moana

In Coco, how did Ernesto de la Cruz die?
Answer: A bell fell on him

In The Princess and the Frog, which object is Ray in love with, thinking it\’s a firefly?
Answer: A star

What does Carl give Russell as his merit badge in Up?
Answer: A soda cap

Which attraction operated from 1957 to 1967 in Tomorrowland?
Answer: Monsanto House of the Future

Complete this lyric from Mulan: \”We must be swift as a _ river\”
Answer: Coursing

What is Minnie Mouse\’s full first name?
Answer: Minerva

In what \”land\” inside of the Magic Kingdom is Pirates of the Caribbean located?
Answer: Adventureland

Who is Ursula the sea witch famously based on?
Answer: The drag queen Divine.

The children of which four Disney villains star in the Descendants franchise?
Answer: Cruella De Vil, Maleficent, the Evil Queen (from Snow White), and Jafari.

Which Disney villain has a pet raven named Diablo?
Answer: Maleficent.

Which Disney villain has two “fools, idiots, and imbeciles” for sidekicks?
Answer: Cruella de Vil.

What Disney villain is based on a spirit in Haitian Voodoo?
Answer: Dr. Facilier (or “the Shadow Man,” who’s based on the loa, or spirit, Baron Samedi).

What villain does Cher (half-jokingly) believe she should play in a rumored upcoming Disney live-action remake?
Answer: Mother Gothel from Tangled.

What is Captain Hook’s greatest fear?
Answer: The crocodile that ate one of his hands. Which, fair.

What is the name of the villain in Bambi?
Answer: He’s known only as “Man.” (If you said “the hunter,” we’ll give it to you!)

Which iconic actress voices the equally iconic villain in The Emperor’s New Groove?
Answer: Eartha Kitt.

Shere Khan is the villain of what Disney classic?
Answer: The Jungle Book.

What Disney villain is based on a real-life king of England?
Answer: Prince John from Robin Hood.

Duchess is a mother to how many kittens in The Aristocrats?
Answer: Three

What high school did Troy and Gabriella attend in High School Musical?
Answer: East High

Elizabeth Swann tells the Pirates of the Caribbean pirates that her last name is what?
Answer: Turner

Julie Andrews made her feature film debut in which Disney movie?
Answer: Mary Poppins

Disney introduced its first animated openly gay character in which movie?
Answer: Strange World

Joy, Fear, Anger, Disgust, and Sadness guide whose emotions in Inside Out?
Answer: Riley

What was Nemo’s mother’s name?
Answer: Coral

Dory suffers from what?
Answer: Anterograde Amnesia

What was the first animated film to earn a Best Picture nomination?
Answer: Beauty and the Beast

What’s the name of Snow White’s prince?
Answer: Prince Ferdinand

Rescue Ranger Chip is styled after which iconic movie character?
Answer: Indiana Jones

In what year was “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” first released in theaters?
Answer: 1937

What anniversary did Disney celebrate in 2003, marking the release of “Steamboat Willie”?
Answer: 75th anniversary

Which Disney movie celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2014?
Answer: \”Mary Poppins\”

In what year was “The Little Mermaid” released, marking the beginning of the Disney Renaissance era?
Answer: 1989

What is the title of the first full-length animated feature film ever produced by Disney?
Answer: \”Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs\”

In the Kingdom Hearts video game series, who is the main protagonist?
Answer: Sora

What is the name of the Disney character who serves as the primary antagonist in the video game “Epic Mickey”?
Answer: The Phantom Blot

Which Disney video game features characters and settings from various Disney and Pixar films?
Answer: \”Disney Infinity\”

In the game “Kingdom Hearts,” what is the name of the key-shaped weapon used by the main characters?
Answer: Keyblade

What is the name of the video game series that allows players to build and manage their own Disney theme parks?
Answer: \”Disney Magic Kingdoms\”

What is the Beast\’s human name?
Answer: Prince Adam

What\’s color \”stuff\” is described as \”delicious\” in the song \”Be Our Guest?\”
Answer: Gray

Which family member do we not talk about in Encanto?
Answer: Bruno

In Luca, what does Alberto say to inner critics?
Answer: \”Silenzio Bruno!\”

What is Pocahontas\’ raccoon\’s name?
Answer: Neko

Co-stars from which sitcom voice Disgust and Sadness in Inside Out?
Answer: The Office

Who is Miguel\’s idol in Coco?
Answer: Ernesto de la Cruz

Which soul was assigned to guide Joe Gardner?
Answer: 22

What\’s the boy band that Mei and her friends love in Turning Red?
Answer: 4*TOWN

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Funny Trivia Questions : Your general knowledge trivia round can be made up of questions about more generalist subjects such as news and current affairs, which can be followed by themed sections on specific topics, such as geography, music and movies.

Funny Trivia Questions

What do you call a musician who can’t find their bandmates?
Answer: “Soloist!

What is the nickname of the New Zealand men’s basketball team?
Answer: The Tall Black

In the movie “Jaws,” why don’t the sharks ever watch TV?
Answer: Because they prefer “bite”-sized snacks!

What’s Bernadette’s favorite type of music in the show “The Bing Bang Theory”?
Answer: “Micro”-wave!

What do you call an orc who tries to be funny in “The Lord of the Rings”?
Answer: An “ork”-ward comedian!

How do you make a bandstand?
Answer: Take away their chairs!

Why did the singer refuse to share their microphone?
Answer: They didn’t want anyone stealing their “mic”-drop moments!

Which famous musician is known as the “Queen of Pop” and for her ability to dance in high heels without missing a beat?
Answer: Madonna

Which legendary guitarist was known as the “God of the Guitar” and could make his guitar strings sing like angels?
Answer: Jimi Hendrix – His guitar skills were simply divine!

What can bring you bad luck in Italy?
Answer: Bumping into a nun.

What has a heart that doesn’t beat?
Answer: An artichoke

What’s a Pittsburgh Penguin’s favorite type of music? (pun intended)
Answer: Ice-tunes

What term describes Brazil’s series of setbacks in international soccer, including disappointing World Cup and Copa America performance?
Answer: Curse of the CAT

What common beverage ingredient was banned in high concentrations from the Olympics between 1984 and 2004?
Answer: Coffee (caffeine)

What animated movie shares a name with Paris’s real-life challenge of managing its rat population ahead of the Olympics?
Answer: Ratatouille

Which animal is known for doing a plank 24/7? (pun intended)
Answer: Dachshund

Which Aussie tennis player humorously pretended to take a fan’s drink from the stands before play resumed on a 2019 Wimbledon match?
Answer: Nick Kyrgios

Which athlete’s picture went viral in the Paris 2024 Olympics, making people think even gravity decided to take a break?
Answer: Gabriel Medina catching a perfect wave

Who moved Coca-Cola bottles out of the frame and held up a water bottle saying ‘Agua!’ at a Euro 2020 press conference, leading to a drop in Coca-Cola’s market value?
Answer: Cristiano Ronaldo

Which NFL player, famously known for his love of Skittles, prompted fans to throw Skittles onto the field after he scored touchdowns recently?
Answer: Marshawn Lynch

Cacio & Pepe is a staple of what Italian city’s cuisine?
Answer: Rome

How many measures of Gordon’s Gin are in a Vesper (James Bond) martini?
Answer: 3

Where did sushi originate?
Answer: South-east Asia

What is a Beaujolais?
Answer: A type of red wine

Which of the following sauces is NOT traditionally vegan – Hoisin, Worcestershire, Mustard, Wasabi?
Answer: Worcestershire

What is the world’s best-selling stout beer?
Answer: Guinness

What country drinks the most coffee?
Answer: Finland

What meat is used in a shepherd\’s pie?
Answer: Lamb

What is the difference between brandy and cognac?
Answer: Cognac must come from the Cognac region of France

Who wrote To Kill a Mockingbird?
Answer: Harper Lee

How many books are there in the Harry Potter series?
Answer: 7

Which today’s University is older than the Aztec Empire?
Answer: The Oxford University

In Goldilocks, what kind of food were the bears letting cool off?
Answer: Porridge

In the famous Aesop fable, which two animals race each other?
Answer: The tortoise and the hare

In Jack and The Beanstalk, how many magic beans did Jack trade for the cow?
Answer: 5

How tall is Thumbelina?
Answer: 1 inch

What color is the rabbit that Alice meets in Alice in Wonderland?
Answer: White

What color is the Cat in the hat’s umbrella?
Answer: Blue

How many books did Dr. Seuss write and illustrate himself?
Answer: 44

Fun Trivia Questions and Answers

What can’t a cheetah do that a tiger and a puma can do?
Answer: Retract its claws

What do you do in Greece to provide healthy growth for your child?
Answer: You throw their teeth on the roof.

In what movie will you find characters who are looking for a brain, a heart, and courage?
Answer: The Wizard of Oz

What movie is Princess Fiona from?
Answer: Shrek

What is the largest continent?
Answer: Asia

How many Great Lakes are there?
Answer: Five

What is the imaginary line called that connects the North and South Pole?
Answer: Prime Meridian

What kind of tree do prunes come from?
Answer: A plum tree

What gulf is located to the south of Florida?
Answer: The Gulf of Mexico

What is the hardest natural substance?
Answer: A diamond

Which state was the 50th state to join the union?
Answer: Hawaii

Cockroaches do what every fifteen minutes?
Answer: Fart

In Denmark, what is a Svangerskabsforebyggendemiddel?
Answer: A condom

If one is wearing a swimsuit in Florida in public, what is illegal for one to do?
Answer: Sing

In Alaska, it’s legal to shoot bears, but illegal to do what?
Answer: Wake one up

What did J. Edgar Hoover not want people walking on?
Answer: His shadow

When people are frightened, their ears produce more of what?
Answer: Earwax

Trivia Question: What does the word Matrix mean in the Bible?
Answer: Womb

The space between your nostrils is called a what?
Answer: A columella

What is Pod bromhidrosis?
Answer: Bad smelling odor from sweat

Bibliomic is a term that describes the love of what?
Answer: The smell of old books

What has keys but can’t open locks?
Answer: A piano

What gets wetter as it dries?
Answer: A towel

What has a neck but no head?
Answer: A bottle

What has a bed but never sleeps?
Answer: A river

What comes once in a minute, twice in a moment, but never in a thousand years?
Answer: The letter ‘M’

What fruit is a scaredy-cat’s favorite?
Answer: A banana, because it’s always yellow

Why did the tomato turn red?
Answer: Because it saw the salad dressing

What’s a computer’s favorite snack?
Answer: Microchips

Why did the math book look sad?
Answer: Because it had too many problems

What is the longest country name in the world?
Answer: United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

What do you call fake spaghetti?
Answer: An impasta

What monarch was portrayed as a corgi in the 2015 animated Mickey Mouse short “One Man Band”?
Answer: Queen Elizabeth II

What legendary musician played himself in an episode of the TV show “New Girl”?
Answer: Prince

A flamboyance is what to call a group of these animals.
Answer: Flamingos

How many hairs are on an average person\’s head?
Answer: Approximately 100,000

About how many words is a dog able to learn?
Answer: 165

Where is the largest desert on earth?
Answer: Antarctica

At 24 minutes and 37 seconds, Croatian free diver, Budimir Sebat, broke a world record in 2021 doing what?
Answer: Holding his breath

Which two states make it illegal to get married on a dare?
Answer: Colorado and Delaware

Fun Trivia Questions

Who created the character Sherlock Holmes?
Answer: Arthur Conan Doyle

What is the tallest mountain in the world?
Answer: Mount Everest

Who wrote the novel \”Moby Dick\”?
Answer: Herman Melville

Which planet is closest to the sun?
Answer: Mercury

Who was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize?
Answer: Madame Curie

What is the capital of New Zealand?
Answer: Wellington

What fruit is dried to produce raisins?
Answer: Grapes

What color do you get when you mix blue and yellow?
Answer: Green

What highly illegal drug used to be a popular medicine for cough and headaches?
Answer: Heroin

Which is the longest running TV show?
Answer: The Simpsons

Name the animal with the largest eyes?
Answer: Giant Squid

How many sides are there in Octagon?
Answer: Eight

In how many years Olympics are held?
Answer: Four

How many players are there in a netball game?
Answer: Seven

Name the Disney character who flies sitting on a carpet.
Answer: Aladdin

When is Valentine’s day celebrated?
Answer: 14th of February

Why did Jack and Jill go up the hill?
Answer: They went to fetch a pail of water.

Name the coldest place in the world.
Answer: Antarctica

Which is the largest bone on the human body?
Answer: Thigh Bone

Name the bird which can mimic humans.
Answer: Parrot

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Trivia Questions for Kids

Stratus, cirrus, cumulus and nimbus are types of what?
Answer: Clouds

What are the only two U.S. states that can grow coffee commercially?
Answer: Hawaii and California

What letter is not included in any of the 50 U.S. state names?
Answer: The letter Q

What does a thermometer measure?
Answer: Temperature

During a thunderstorm, which comes first: lightning or thunder?
Answer: Both. They occur at approximately the same time. However, if we\’re at a distance from a storm, we see lightning before we hear thunder because light travels much faster than sound.

What is a haboob?
Answer: A type of sandstorm

What color is at the top of the rainbow?
Answer: Red. Bonus points! Name all seven colors. Red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet.

What color are the stars in the American flag?
Answer: White

What color are zebras\’ strips when they are first born?
Answer: Brown

What is the most popular color of car?
Answer: White. Bonus! What is the second most popular color? Silver.

Who painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel?
Answer: Michelangelo

Which is the oldest religion in the world?
Answer: Hinduism dating back to 2300 BCE

Which country started the tradition of the Olympics?
Answer: Greece

Where did the Industrial Revolution begin?
Answer: Britain

How many paintings did Van Gogh sell during his lifetime?
Answer: Only one!

Who led the Vikings to Greenland for settlement?
Answer: Erik the Red

Which is the only country to share coastline with both the Red Sea and the Persian Gulf?
Answer: Saudi Arabia

In which year did World War II start?
Answer: 1939

Who gave the iconic speech “I Have a Dream”?
Answer: Martin Luther King

Name the world’s largest island that is not a continent.
Answer: Greenland

In which city would you find the Statue of Liberty?
Answer: New York City

What planet is known for having rings?
Answer: Saturn

What is the name of the fictional British spy who likes his martinis “shaken, not stirred”?
Answer: James Bond

What mythical creature is said to breathe fire and often guards treasure?
Answer: Dragon

Which fruit is known as the “king of fruits” and is famous for its strong smell?
Answer: Durian

What is the main ingredient in traditional Italian pizza dough?
Answer: Flour

Which country is home to the kangaroo?
Answer: Australia

What is the name of the galaxy that contains our Solar System?
Answer: Milky Way

Who wrote “The Cat in the Hat”?
Answer: Dr. Seuss

What is the chemical symbol for water?
Answer: H2O

Which sea animal has eight legs?
Answer: Octopus.

What is the most popular pet in the U.S.?
Answer: Dogs.

What do you call a group of fish?
Answer: A school.

What kind of animal can talk?
Answer: Parrot.

What do you call a baby kangaroo?
Answer: A joey.

What does a panda eat?
Answer: Bamboo.

What is the world’s largest animal?
Answer: Blue whale.

What do you call an animal that sleeps during the day and is awake at night?
Answer: Nocturnal.

Which land animal runs the fastest?
Answer: Cheetah.

Which ocean animal is most intelligent?
Answer: Dolphins.

Kids Trivia Questions

Who said \”An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind\”?
Answer: Mahatma Gandhi

Who wrote To Kill a Mockingbird?
Answer: Harper Lee

Who was the first female prime minister of the United Kingdom?
Answer: A home in England

Who was the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic?
Answer: Amelia Earhart

What is the waterfall located on the border of Canada and the United States?
Answer: Niagara Falls

What is the address of the White House?
Answer: The White House

What famous German composer lost his hearing?
Answer: Ludwig van Beethoven

What is the name of the Greek goddess of love?
Answer: Aphrodite

What is the name of the novel written by F. Scott Fitzgerald about the 1920s in West Egg?
Answer: The Great Gatsby

In what language does \”ni hao\” mean \”hello\”?
Answer: Chinese (Mandarin)

Name the animal with the largest eyes?
Answer: Giant Squid

How many sides are there in Octagon?
Answer: Eight

In how many years Olympics are held?
Answer: Four

How many players are there in a netball game?
Answer: Seven

Name the Disney character who flies sitting on a carpet.
Answer: Aladdin

When is Valentine’s day celebrated?
Answer: 14th of February

Why did Jack and Jill go up the hill?
Answer: They went to fetch a pail of water.

Name the coldest place in the world.
Answer: Antarctica

Which is the largest bone on the human body?
Answer: Thigh Bone

Name the bird which can mimic humans.
Answer: Parrot

What is America\’s least favorite pizza topping?
Answer: Anchovies.

In what game is \”love\” a score?
Answer: Tennis.

Whose porridge does Goldilocks eat?
Answer: The three bears.

What did the wolf disguise himself as in the story of \”Little Red Riding Hood?\”
Answer: A grandmother.

What do the initials SUV stand for in the automotive world?
Answer: Sports utility vehicle.

What is the shape of a stop sign?
Answer: Octagon.

In bowling, how many pins are set up at the beginning of each frame?
Answer: 10.

What is the name of the tree that grows cocoa beans?
Answer: Cacao tree.

What is the capital city of France?
Answer: Paris.

What is the tallest mountain in the world?
Answer: Mt. Everest

In what movie will you find characters who are looking for a brain, a heart, and courage?
Answer: The Wizard of Oz

What movie is Princess Fiona from?
Answer: Shrek

What is the largest continent?
Answer: Asia

What temperature does water freeze at?
Answer: 32 degrees Fahrenheit

How many Great Lakes are there?
Answer: Five

What is the imaginary line called that connects the North and South Pole?
Answer: Prime Meridian

What kind of tree do prunes come from?
Answer: A plum tree

What gulf is located to the south of Florida?
Answer: The Gulf of Mexico

What is the hardest natural substance?
Answer: A diamond

Which state was the 50th state to join the union?
Answer: Hawaii

What is the name of the vehicle that travels underwater?
Answer: Submarine

What is the term for the amount of energy needed to keep the body functioning while at rest?
Answer: Basal Metabolic Rate or BMR

What is the name of the organ responsible for pumping blood throughout the body?
Answer: Heart

What is the name of the nutrient that helps build and repair body tissues?
Answer: Protein

What is the term for the process by which food is broken down in the body to release energy?
Answer: Digestion

What is the name of the substance found in dairy products that helps build strong bones and teeth?
Answer: Calcium

What is the name of the vehicle that travels on tracks and is powered by electricity?
Answer: Train

What is the term for the vehicle used to carry astronauts to space?
Answer: Spacecraft

What is the vehicle\’s name that flies in the Earth’s atmosphere and is used for transportation?
Answer: Airplane

What is the term for a vehicle used to transport goods by road?
Answer: Truck

Trivia Question: What is a group of lions called?
Answer: A pride

How many books are there in the Harry Potter series?
Answer: 7

In the nursery rhyme Baa baa black sheep how many bags of wool did the sheep have?
Answer: 3

In Goldilocks, what kind of food were the bears letting cool off?
Answer: Porridge

In the famous Aesop fable, which two animals race each other?
Answer: The tortoise and the hare

In Jack and The Beanstalk, how many magic beans did Jack trade for the cow?
Answer: 5

How tall is Thumbelina?
Answer: 1 inch

What color is the rabbit that Alice meets in Alice in Wonderland?
Answer: White

What color is the Cat in the hat’s umbrella?
Answer: Blue

How many books did Dr. Seuss write and illustrate himself?
Answer: 44

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Trivia Questions for Adults

Which country is known as the Land of the Rising Sun?
Answer: Japan

What is the capital of France?
Answer: Paris

What river runs through Egypt?
Answer: The Nile River

Which is the largest ocean in the world?
Answer: The Pacific Ocean

In which country would you find the Sydney Opera House?
Answer: Australia

What is the name of the world’s highest mountain?
Answer: Mount Everest

How many continents are there on Earth?
Answer: Seven

Which U.S. state is known as the ‘Sunshine State’?
Answer: Florida

What is the capital city of Spain?
Answer: Madrid

Which desert is the largest in the world?
Answer: The Sahara Desert

Which country is thought to have the most highway miles in the world?
Answer: China

In Greek mythology, who was condemned to roll a boulder up a hill for eternity?
Answer: Sisyphus.

What is the smallest country in the world by land area?
Answer: Vatican City.

Which planet in our solar system rotates on its side, making it appear to roll rather than spin?
Answer: Uranus.

What is the fear of the number 13 called?
Answer: Triskaidekaphobia.

In what year was the microwave oven first introduced for home use?
Answer: 1955.

What is the rarest blood type in humans?
Answer: AB negative.

What is the only mammal capable of true sustained flight?
Answer: The bat.

Which country is both an island nation and a continent?
Answer: Australia.

What is the term for a group of flamingos?
Answer: A flamboyance

What is the name of the biggest ocean on Earth?
Answer: Pacific Ocean

How many planets are in our solar system?
Answer: Eight

What is the capital city of Australia?
Answer: Canberra

Who lives in a pineapple under the sea?
Answer: SpongeBob SquarePants

What is the name of Mickey Mouse’s pet dog?
Answer: Pluto

How many letters are in the alphabet?
Answer: 26

What are the five primary flavors that human beings can taste?
Answer: Sweet, salty, sour, bitter, umami

What are baby sheep called?
Answer: Lambs

What animals do not have teeth?
Answer: Birds

What is the name of the fairy in Peter Pan?
Answer: Tinker Bell

In which year did the Berlin Wall fall?
Answer: 1989

How many times has the Mona Lisa been stolen?
Answer: One

What is another word for lexicon?
Dictionary

What was New York’s original name?
Answer: New Amsterdam

In what year did the Titanic sink?
Answer: 1912

Until 1981, Greenland was a colony of which country?
Answer: Denmark

How many US presidents have been assassinated?
Answer: Four

What is the modern name for the island formerly known as Van Diemen’s Land?
Answer: Tasmania

Who was assassinated in New York in 1980?
Answer: John Lennon

Who painted The Last Supper?
Answer: Leonardo Da Vinci

What is the only planet that spins clockwise?
Answer: Venus.

Can humans see the Great Wall of China from space?
Answer: No. Unless you’re in low orbit “under a specific set of weather and lighting conditions,” according to Scientific American. Unfortunately, the Great Wall’s composition of clay and stone simply blends in too much to the surrounding landscape for anyone to make it out with an unaided eye from orbit.

Is Pluto a planet?
Answer: No. Pluto used to be identified as a planet in our solar system, but it is now classified as a dwarf planet. See more facts you’ve always believed that are actually false.

What was the name of the first man-made satellite launched by the Soviet Union in 1957?
Answer: Sputnik 1.

Trivia question: What is the biggest planet in our solar system?
Answer: Jupiter.

Trivia question: Which planet is closest to the sun?
Answer: Mercury.

Trivia question: Does the earth go around the sun, or does the sun go around the earth?
Answer: This is an easy piece of earth trivia: The earth goes around the sun.

Trivia question: True or False? All radioactive material is man-made.
Answer: False. The sun and stars emit cosmic radiation that interacts with the earth’s atmosphere. There’s also naturally radioactive material in soil, water, and vegetation.

Trivia question: Is the earth flat or round?
Answer: Humans have known that the earth is round since the time of Ancient Greece.

Trivia question: True or False? The center of the earth is very hot.
Answer: True. The temperature of Earth’s core is almost 11,000 degrees Fahrenheit—as hot as the surface of the sun.

What does a micron measure? 
Answer: Distance

What is Neonatology the study of? 
Answer: diseases and the care of newborn infants; a branch of pediatrics/paediatrics

What is Oceanology the study of? 
Answer: oceans

Which is the largest known butterfly? 
Answer: Queen Alexandra\’s Birdwing

What is Symptomatology the study of? 
Answer: symptoms

Which science deals with the motion of projectiles? 
Answer: Ballistics

What is Neurology the study of? 
Answer: nutrition

Which astronomer had a metal nose? 
Answer: Tycho Brahe

What is Lexicology the study of? 
Answer: the signification and application of words

How many degrees does the earth rotate each hour 
Answer: Fifteen

Who succeeded Steve Jobs as CEO of Apple Inc.?
Answer: Tim Cook

What Fortune 500 company was originally founded as a small book store in 1994?
Answer: Amazon

What multinational company acquired LinkedIn for $26.2 billion in 2016?
Answer: Microsoft Corporation

Which Fortune 500 company initiated the “Un-carrier” movement in the telecommunication industry?
Answer: T-Mobile

What major corporation is parent to brands like Audi, Porsche, Bentley, and Lamborghini?
Answer: Volkswagen Group

Who was the CEO of IBM during its centennial year in 2011?
Answer: Samuel J. Palmisano

What technology company has its headquarters located in Round Rock, Texas?
Answer: Dell Technologies

What Fortune 500 company began as an agricultural machinery business and still uses a leaping deer as its logo?
Answer: John Deere

What retail corporation owns chains including TJ Maxx, Marshalls, and HomeGoods?
Answer: TJX Companies

What major economic indicator measures the total value of all publicly traded companies in the U.S.?
Answer: Wilshire 5000

Where was the first modern Olympic Games held?
Answer: Athens, 1896

Which football team is known as ‘The Red Devils’?
Answer: Manchester United

Which driver has won the most Formula 1 championships?
Answer: Michael Schumacher

Who is 3rd on the all-time list of female tennis Grand Slam champions?
Answer: Serena Williams

What was the clothing company Nike originally called?
Answer: Blue Ribbon Sports

When was Netflix founded: 1997, 2001, 2009, 2015?
Answer: 1997

What was the most-watched series on Netflix in 2019?
Answer: Stranger Things

Name Pixar’s first feature-length movie?
Answer: Toy Story, 1995

What is the name of the coffee shop in the sitcom Friends?
Answer: Central Perk

Name Disney’s first film?
Answer: Snow White, 1937

What kind of painters were Monet, Renoir, and Degas?
Answer: Impressionists

In what country would you find the Leaning Tower of Pisa?
Answer: The Leaning Tower of Pisa

Which letter is representative of 50 in Roman numerals?
Answer: L

Which is the hottest planet in our solar system?
Answer: Venus

Which continent is the largest?
Answer: Asia

Who wrote the Goosebumps series?
Answer: R.L. Stine

Which country did Ikea originate in?
Answer: Flags that consist of a yellow or gold Nordic cross on a field of light blue hang from a building exterior

Which musical is based on the songs of ABBA?
Answer: Mamma Mia

In which mountain range would you find the Matterhorn?
Answer: The Alps

Bump, set, and spike are terms from which sport?
Answer: Volleyball

What animated movie features a rat who dreams of becoming a chef in Paris?
Answer: Ratatouille

Which actor played Tony Stark/Iron Man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe?
Answer: Robert Downey Jr.

What is the name of the fictional continent where \”Game of Thrones\” primarily takes place?
Answer: Westeros

Who wrote the Harry Potter book series?
Answer: J.K. Rowling

What TV series follows the lives of the Dutton family and their Montana ranch?
Answer: Yellowstone

Which pop star is known as the \”Queen of Pop\”?
Answer: Madonna

What is the name of the fictional African country in Black Panther?
Answer: Wakanda

Which actor played Jack Dawson in Titanic?
Answer: Leonardo DiCaprio

What is the highest-grossing animated film of all time?
Answer: Frozen II

Who is the lead singer of the rock band Coldplay?
Answer: Chris Martin

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Trivia Questions

Brexit refers to which country leaving the European Union?
Answer: The United Kingdom

Who became the most decorated gymnast in history during the 2010s?
Answer: Simone Biles

What year did the Internet become available to the public?
Answer: 1993

What was the global recession that lasted from 2007 to 2009 called?
Answer: The Great Recession

Which U.S. city hosted the Summer Olympics in 1996?
Answer: Atlanta

What is the name of the whistleblower who leaked classified information from the National Security Agency (NSA) in 2013?
Answer: Edward Snowden

What year was the Paris Agreement signed?
Answer: 2015

What U.S. government department was created in the wake of the September 11 attacks?
Answer: The Department of Homeland Security

What year was Nelson Mandela freed from prison?
Answer: 1990

Who was the first woman to be elected Vice President of the United States in 2020?
Answer: Kamala Harris

The costume designer for Romy & Michele’s High School Reunion also did the costumes for what fellow iconic 90s-fashion movie?
Answer: Clueless

Who is the only Disney princess to have been inspired by a real person?
Answer: Pocahontas — although given Disney’s historical inaccuracies, let’s go ahead and call this one capital-L Loosely inspired.

How many suns does the planet Tatooine, Luke’s home, have in Star Wars?
Answer: Two

What was the first — and still only — horror movie to win the Oscar for Best Picture?
Answer: Silence of the Lambs

What movie is the first non-English film to win the Oscar for Best Picture?
Answer: Parasite

What is the name of the hotel in Psycho?
Answer: The Bates Motel

How many times has the movie A Star is Born been remade?
Answer: Four times

Why is Ally Sheedy’s character in detention in The Breakfast Club?
Answer: She “didn’t have anything better to do.”

Who was the first Black actress to win an Oscar?
Answer: Hattie McDaniel

What three movies share the title for winner of the most Oscars?
Answer: The Lord of the Rings: Return of the King, Ben-Hur, Titanic

Trivia Questions and Answers

Blueberries are native to which continent?
Answer: North America

A book by Barack Obama is titled “The Audacity of” what?
Answer: Hope

What type of lens has a thin middle and makes objects appear smaller?
Answer: Concave

What is the Hawaiian name for yellowfin tuna?
Answer: Ahi

Rihanna banned fans from bringing what items to her U.K. concerts in 2008?
Answer: Umbrellas

Who created the alien rock superstar Ziggy Stardust?
Answer: David Bowie

Which young girl helped drive the English from French soil in the 15th century?
Answer: Joan of Arc

What U.S. President coined the phrase “Good to the last drop,” referring to coffee?
Answer: Theodore Roosevelt

What is the biggest supermarket chain in the U.S.?
Answer: Kroger Co.

On every continent, there is a city named what?
Answer: Rome

Which name are the Sandwich Islands, better known as?
Answer: Hawaii

What are three consecutive strikes in bowling called?
Answer: A turkey

What is the national sport of Japan?
Answer: Sumo wrestling

Which team scored the most points ever in a single Super Bowl?
Answer: The San Francisco 49ers (55 points in 1990)

Which African country was the first to ever qualify for a World Cup?
Answer: Egypt

What is the only NFL team with a plant for a logo?
Answer: The New Orleans Saints (their logo is a fleur-de-lis, which is a stylized lily)

After how many personal fouls is a player ejected from an NBA game?
Answer: 6

What material was first used to cover baseballs?
Answer: Cowhide

What is the signature food dish served at Wimbledon?
Answer: Strawberries and cream

What was Muhammed Ali\’s birth name?
Answer: Cassius Clay

Who is the leading NBA scorer?
Answer: Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (with 38,387 points)

Random Trivia Questions

In the state of Georgia, it’s illegal to eat what with a fork?
Answer: Fried chicken

What is a duel between three people called?
Answer: A truel

Which Tasmanian marsupial is known for its temper?
Answer: Tasmanian devil

Iceland diverted roads to avoid disturbing communities of what?
Answer: Elves

In public places in the state of Florida, what\’s illegal to do when wearing a swimsuit?
Answer: Sing

What is the original Latin word for \”vomit\”?
Answer: Vomitare

How long is New Zealand’s Ninety Mile Beach? How long is New Zealand’s Ninety Mile Beach?
Answer: 55 miles

What can be broken but is never held?
Answer: A promise

What does come down but never goes up?
Answer: Rain

What is measured in \”Mickeys\”?
Answer: The speed of a computer mouse

What is the name of the character Michael Cera plays in the 2023 Barbie movie?
Answer: Allan

In the The Hunger Games, what is the name of the fictional nation where the story takes place?
Answer: Panem

Following The Joy Luck Club in 1993, what was the next major Hollywood feature film to star a predominantly Asian cast?
Answer: Crazy Rich Asians in 2018 — that’s 25 years after The Joy Luck Club

What 2019 heartfelt teen buddy-comedy movie was directed, in her directorial debut, by Olivia Wilde?
Answer: Booksmart

Where does Lizzie McGuire travel to in the Lizzie McGuire Movie for her junior high graduation class trip?
Answer: Rome, and real talk, what group of 14-year-olds whose parents aren’t in the 1% get to go to Italy for graduating 8th grade?

What is the name of the rock camp that Demi Lovato’s Mitchie Torres and Joe Jonas’ Shane Gray attend in the classic Disney Channel Original Movie Camp Rock?
Answer: Camp Rock (sorry-not-sorry for the trick trivia question!)

What’s the last name of the three witch sisters in the classic Halloween movie Hocus Pocus?
Answer: Sanderson

What song do Diane Keaton, Goldie Hawn, and Bette Midler iconically dance to at the end of The First Wives Club?
Answer: “You Don’t Own Me” by Lesley Gore

What does the dad of Robin Williams’ Alan Parrish do for a living in Jumanji?
Answer: He owns a shoe factory

What’s the name of Andie (Molly Ringwald)’s best friend in Pretty in Pink?
Answer: Duckie

Easy Trivia Questions

What is the best-selling video game franchise?
Answer: Mario

What is the long-standing nickname for IBM?
Answer: Big Blue

What is the meaning of \”fn\” on your computer keyboard?
Answer: Function

Who owns Venmo?
Answer: PayPal

What was Mac\’s first web browser?
Answer: Samba

What year was eBay founded?
Answer: 1995

Who sent the world\’s first text message?
Answer: Neil Papworth

What does Yahoo stand for?
Answer: Yet Another Hierarchically Officious Oracle

What inspired the name for the iPod?
Answer: the EVA Pod (ePod) in “2001: A Space Odyssey

Who owns the Patent to Google’s original search algorithm?
Answer: Stanford University

Which bodily system would be primarily in charge of fighting off the common cold?
Answer: The immune system

Which artist painted \”The Birth of Venus\”?
Answer: Sandro Botticelli

What age was King Tut when he became the ruler of Egypt?
Answer: 9

What term refers to the distance around a circle?
Answer: Circumference

What is the actual number of amendments to the US Constitution?
Answer: 27

Who was the star of Lizzie McGuire?
Answer: Hilary Duff

Which country was the first man in space from?
Answer: Russia

What color are the public transport buses in London?
Answer: Red

How many wives did King Henry VIII of England have?
Answer: Six

Which animal played with the antelope according to the song “Home on the Range”?
Answer: Deer

Machu Picchu belonged to which South American civilization?
Answer: The Incas

Trivia Questions with Answers

Who wrote the James Bond series of books?
Answer: Ian Fleming.

A British girl group with a member named Posh is?
Answer: Spice Girls

The TV show \”Big Little Lies\” is based on a book by which author?
Answer: Liane Moriarty.

The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown opens with a murder in what French location?
Answer: The Louvre museum of Paris.

Samuel Langhorne Clemens is more famously known by what pen-name?
Answer: Mark Twain.

Who wrote the book \”To Kill a Mockingbird?\”
Answer: Harper Lee.

What mystery writer holds the Guinness World Record for the most translated works?
Answer: Dame Agatha Christie, who has sold around two billion copies worldwide in at least 103 different languages.

What is Dr. Seuss\’ real name?
Answer: Theodor Seuss Geisel.

How many Grammy awards Beyonce has?
Answer: 23

In \”A Christmas Carol,\” how many ghosts visit Scrooge?
Answer: Four: The Ghost of Christmas Past, The Ghost of Christmas Present, The Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come, and the ghost of his friend Marley.

What is the name of the theater where many of Shakespeare\’s plays were brought to life?
Answer: The Globe Theatre, located in London.

What is the name of Stephen King\’s first published novel?
Answer: Carrie, published in 1974.

What was the name of the group Nick Carter used to be a part of?
Answer: Backstreet Boys

Which song did Nicole Kidman sing with Robbie Williams in a duo?
Answer: Something Stupid

Who’s holding the title of Rock\’s Roll king ever since?
Answer: Elvis Prestley

How many albums Adele has released?
Answer: 3

Who is known as King of Pop?
Answer: Michael Jackson

Jay-Z’s full name is?
Answer: Shawn Corney Carter

Which song has the most views of all times by Luis Fonsi?
Answer: Despasito

Which country is a music group called ABBA from?
Answer: Sweden

General Trivia Questions

The Islamic calendar is based on which cycle?
Answer: Lunar

Who was the last prophet in Islam?
Answer: Muhammad

“Cohen” is Hebrew for what?
Answer: Priest

What is the Hebrew term for a good deed done out of a sense of religious duty?
Answer: Mitzvah

In which country was Buddha born?
Answer: Nepal

Where does Buddhism fall in a ranking of the world’s largest religion?
Answer: Fifth

What is the holiest city in Sikhism, home to the Golden Temple?
Answer: Amritsar

What is the main pilgrimage site for Muslims, located in Mecca?
Answer: Kaaba

In Hinduism, what is the term for the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth?
Answer: Samsara

In Buddhism, what are the teachings of the Buddha known as?
Answer: Dharma

In Judaism, what is the central prayer expressing the oneness of God?
Answer: Shema

You will get picked up by the law for peeing in the ocean in which country?
Answer: Portugal

Which animal can hold its pee for up to eight months?
Answer: Wood frog

This English word has the most \”definitions.\”
Answer: Set

Napoleon Bonaparte was once attacked by what kind of animals?
Answer: Rabbits

How many time zones are located in France?
Answer: 12

What part of the human body can regrow itself in three weeks?
Answer: Liver

What is occasionally used to enhance vanilla flavorings?
Answer: Beaver bum goo

What is the oldest toy in the world?
Answer: A stick

What animal did Edison film with while experimenting with moving images with his Kinetograph invention in 1892?
Answer: Cat

By law every citizen of Kentucky must do what annually?
Answer: Take a bath

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