During the pandemic, my cousins and I became obsessed with trivia. We played it at least weekly on the Nintendo Switch, on JackboxTV, via board games like Trivial Pursuit, and even went as far as to seek out and join random local Facebook events that happened to be hosting Trivia Nights!
Because of how fun and educational trivia questions are, I’ve compiled a post with some of my favorite trivia questions and answers out there.
Whether you’re looking for trivia questions to play at home with family or on the road to pass the time away, you can use these random multiple-choice trivia questions to keep you entertained. And educated!
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- How many Infinity Stones are there?
- 3
- 5
- 6
- 10
- What is the only food that cannot go bad?
- Dark chocolate
- Peanut butter
- Canned tuna
- Honey
- Which was René Magritte’s first surrealist painting?
- Not to Be Reproduced
- Personal Values
- The Lovers
- The Lost Jockey
- What 90s boy band member bought Myspace in 2011?
- Nick Lachey
- Justin Timberlake
- Shawn Stockman
- AJ McLean
- What is the most visited tourist attraction in the world?
- Eiffel Tower
- Statue of Liberty
- Great Wall of China
- Colosseum
- What’s the name of Hagrid’s pet spider?
- Nigini
- Crookshanks
- Aragog
- Mosag
- What’s the heaviest organ in the human body?
- Brain
- Liver
- Skin
- Heart
- Who made the third most 3-pointers in the Playoffs in NBA history?
- Kevin Durant
- JJ Reddick
- Lebron James
- Kyle Korver
- Which of these EU countries does not use the euro as its currency?
- Poland
- Denmark
- Sweden
- All of the above
- Which US city is the sunniest major city and sees more than 320 sunny days each year?
- Phoenix – Phoenix sees more than 320 sunny days each year.
- Miami
- San Francisco
- Austin
- What type of food holds the world record for being the most stolen around the globe?
- Wagyu beef
- Cheese – It’s estimated that as much as 4% of the cheese produced around the world is stolen.
- Coffee
- Chocolate
- What element does the chemical symbol Au stand for?
- Silver
- Magnesium
- Salt
- Gold
- What is the highest-grossing Broadway show of all time?
- The Lion King
- Wicked
- Kinky Boots
- Hamilton
- On average, how many seeds are located on the outside of a strawberry?
- 100
- 200
- 400
- 500
- Which fast food restaurant has the largest number of retail locations in the world?
- Jack In The Box
- Chipotle
- Subway
- McDonald’s
- Where is recognized as the location of the hottest temperature ever recorded on Earth?
- Mitribah, Kuwait
- Death Valley, California
- Yuma, Arizona
- Key West, Florida
- What is the oldest soft drink in the United States?
- Coca Cola
- Pepsi
- Dr. Pepper
- Canada Dry Ginger Ale
- What river passes through New Orleans, Louisiana?
- Orleans River
- Mississippi River
- Atchafalaya River
- Colorado River
- In what country do more than half of people believe in elves?
- Norway
- Russia
- Holland
- Iceland
- What is the name of the coffee shop in the sitcom Friends?
- Central Perk
- Java Park
- Central Park Coffee
- Central Park Roastery
- Which pop star burnt down her home gym with candles?
- Kim Kardashian
- Lady Gaga
- Zendaya
- Britney Spears
- What is the highest-grossing video game franchise to date?
- Mario
- Pokemon
- Call of Duty
- Street Fighter
- “Cirque du Soleil” started in what country?
- France
- USA
- Canada
- Russia
- Which country’s national animal is a unicorn?
- Scotland
- Denmark
- New Zealand
- France
- What are the two highest-grossing films of all time?
- Avengers: End Game and Star Wars: Episode VII – The Force Awakens
- Avatar and Avengers: End Game
- Avengers: Infinity War and Titanic
- Furious 7 and Avatar
- Which Avenger other than Captain America was able to pick up Thor’s Mjolnir in the Marvel movies?
- Wanda
- Spiderman
- Doctor Strange
- Vision
- What is the main ingredient in a falafel?
- Lentil
- Chickpea
- Broccoli
- Split pea
- What color dresses do Chinese women traditionally wear on their wedding day?
- Blue
- Gold
- White
- Red
- What is yellowtail fish called in Japanese?
- Ahi
- Ikura
- Hamachi
- Maguro
- What sport has been played on the moon?
- Frisbee
- Soccer
- Golf
- Bocce ball
- What is the highest-grossing holiday movie of all time?
- Elf
- Die Hard
- It’s A Wonderful Life
- Home Alone
- What was the first cash crop in America?
- Tobacco
- Corn
- Sugar Cane
- Grapes
- Mycology is the scientific study of what?
- Cancer cells
- Flowers
- Fungi
- Blood
- What animal is the closest living relative of a human?
- Gorillas
- Monkeys
- Bonobos
- Homo sapiens
- What does the meaning of the word “zodiac” in Ancient Greek?
- Circle of personalities
- Circle of stars
- Circle of animals
- Circle of futures
- Aries, Sagittarius, and Leo are three zodiac signs in which triplicity?
- Air
- Water
- Fire
- Earth
- The first vaccine was for which disease?
- Chickenpox
- Polio
- Measles
- Smallpox
- Which Beatle made Elton John the godfather of his son?
- Paul McCartney
- John Lennon
- Ringo Starr
- George Harrison
- What lobster organ is made into a delicacy known as “tomalley”?
- Claw
- Tail
- Liver
- Antennae
- The villains in the 2007 version of the movie “Transformers” are known as what?
- Decepticons
- Storm Troopers
- Death Eaters
- Sentinels
- Which cereal grain is the most commonly used in beer?
- Wheat
- Barley
- Hops
- Rice
- “Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull” is based on whose story idea?
- Michael Bay
- Ernest Hemingway
- Tim Burton
- George Lucas
- What country are the Galapagos Islands located in?
- Belize
- Brazil
- Ecuador
- Colombia
- Which sea creature has three hearts?
- Shark
- Jellyfish
- Stingray
- Octopus
- Pupusas are from what country?
- Mexico
- El Salvador
- Brazil
- Poland
- What is the name of the talkative parrot in “Aladdin”?
- Pascal
- Meeko
- Iago
- Abu
- On “Friends”, what is Ross’ occupation?
- Paleontologist
- Meteorologist
- News Anchor
- Teacher
- What is Rick’s last name in “Rick and Morty”?
- Sanchez
- Smith
- Guetterman
- Noopers
- Where did the croissant originate?
- France
- Austria
- Turkey
- Tokyo
- In what U.S. state does “Breaking Bad” take place?
- Utah
- Missouri
- Texas
- New Mexico
- What country is Shakira from?
- Mexico
- Puerto Rico
- Paraguay
- Colombia
- Which of these retailers is the oldest operating?
- Macy’s
- Brooks Brothers (opened in 1818)
- Kiehl’s
- Saks Fifth Avenue
- Mount Olympus is the highest mountain in what country?
- Italy
- Spain
- Portugal
- Greece
- Which country ranks first in cereal consumption per capita?
- USA
- Italy
- Ireland
- Philippines
- From which country do French fries originate?
- Belgium
- France
- USA
- England
- What sport is referred to as the “sport of kings”?
- Bocce Ball
- Cricket
- Rugby
- Polo
- Who was the first Disney Princess?
- Cinderella
- Snow White
- Aurora
- Jasmine
- What year was In-N-Out Burger founded?
- 1968
- 1975
- 1948
- 1985
- How many islands are in Hawaii?
- 4
- 7
- 48
- 137
- What is the national alcoholic beverage of America?
- Rye
- Bourbon
- Whiskey
- Cognac
- What is Bruno Mars’ real name?
- Peter Gene Hernandez
- Michael Nguyen-Stevenson
- Ray Aguirre
- Bruno Maritza
- What was the very first Pixar movie?
- Wall-E
- Monsters, Inc.
- A Bug’s Life
- Toy Story
- What was the ancient Goddess of Love?
- Athena
- Venus
- Helen
- Hera
- What are imitation crab sticks made of?
- Whitefish
- Cuttlefish
- Tofu
- Calamari
- Which ocean is the Bermuda Triangle in?
- Pacific Ocean
- Atlantic Ocean
- Caribbean Ocean
- Indian Ocean
- Where is Kanye West from?
- Chicago, Illinois
- Boston, Massachusetts
- Detroit, Michigan
- Los Angeles, California
- What is the smallest country in the world?
- Luxembourg
- The Vatican City
- Palau
- San Marino
- What animal species is the only male that gets pregnant?
- Dolphin
- Elephant Seal
- Sea Turtle
- Seahorse
- Who was the first woman to ever be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame?
- Dolly Parton
- Janis Joplin
- Joni Mitchell
- Aretha Franklin
- What is the hardest natural substance in the world?
- Granite
- Marble
- Iron
- Diamond
- Which “Wonders Of The World” is still in existence?
- Temple of Artemis
- Pyramids of Giza
- Hanging Gardens of Babylon
- Statue of Zeus
- Who painted the Mona Lisa?
- Michelangelo
- Vincent van Gogh
- Rembrandt
- Leonardo da Vinci
- Which company was the first to reach 1 trillion dollars?
- Microsoft
- Apple
- Amazon
- Which animal has the largest eyes?
- Giant squid
- Blue whale
- Ostrich
- Elephant
- From what country did jazz originate?
- France
- USA
- Canada
- Germany
- What aerobic Latin dance workout craze launched its own clothing line in 2007?
- Zumba
- Jazzercise
- Masala Bhangra
- Feel The Heat
- Which store, known for its giant furniture warehouses, sold an estimated 150 million Swedish meatballs in 2013?
- Pottery Barn
- Living Spaces
- CB2
- IKEA
- Can you name the national dog breed of France?
- Bichon Frise
- Poodle
- Shih Tzu
- French Bulldog
- What cup size, meaning “thirty” in Italian, was introduced by Starbucks in 2011 for 31-ounce cold beverages?
- Venti
- Venta
- Trenti
- Trenta
- Which animal kills the most humans annually?
- Bees
- Mosquitoes
- Sharks
- Alligators
- Which losing team did billionaire Mark Cuban buy for 285 million in 2000, and eventually lead to an NBA championship in 2011?
- Dallas Mavericks
- Cleveland Cavaliers
- Boston Celtics
- Golden State Warriors
- In 1998, Jeff Bezos made a deal with British film fan Col Needham to purchase what movie-related site for $55 million?
- Fandango
- Rotten Tomatoes
- IMDb
- Plex TV
- Arachibutyrophobia is the feat of what sticking to the roof of your mouth?
- Soft bread
- Gummies
- Peanut butter
- Medicine
- What country is the world’s largest coffee bean producer?
- Brazil
- Tanzania
- Mexico
- Hawaii
- What alcoholic spirit is found in all four of these cocktails: Gimlet, Negroni, Aviation, and Tom Collins?
- Gin
- Vodka
- Whiskey
- Cognac
- Poutine, often referred to as Canada’s national dish, consists of french fries, gravy, and which other ingredient?
- Mustard
- Tortilla chips
- Parmesan shavings
- Cheese curds
- What was the main dish at medieval Christmas feasts?
- Turkey
- Peacock
- Cornish Hen
- Roasted Pig
- “Eating good in the neighborhood” is the slogan of what restaurant chain?
- Texas Roadhouse
- Chili’s
- TGIF
- Applebee’s
- Agar-agar is a jelly obtained by boiling several kinds of what edible food stuff together?
- Seaweed
- Horse hooves
- Tapioca
- Collagen
- A delicacy in Scotland, haggis is served inside what animal part?
- Crab’s shell
- Pig’s trotter
- Sheep’s stomach
- Cow’s intestine
- Often used to add a flavorful boost to sushi, wasabi has a flavor very similar to what?
- Horseradish
- Worcestershire sauce
- Jalapeno
- Mayonnaise
- Steak tartare is served in what way?
- Grilled
- Raw
- On the bone
- Sliced
- From what country did Prawn Crackers (Krupuk) originate?
- Indonesia
- China
- The Philippines
- Japan
- In what country was The Lord of the Rings trilogy shot?
- New Zealand
- Croatia
- Iceland
- Ireland
- In Thor: Love and Thunder, what is the name of Thor’s new axe called?
- Bowcaster
- Jarnbjorn
- Thunderstrike
- Stormbreaker
- Which Tropic Thunder character was based on the combination of Russel Crowe, Daniel Day-Lewis and Colin Farrell?
- Tugg Speedman
- Kirk Lazarus
- Les Grossman
- Alpa Chino
- In 2015, which European city hosted the first Lollapalooza concert outside of the USA?
- Barcelona
- Berlin
- Madrid
- Budapest
- Which of New York City’s five boroughs is the most populous, with over 2.5 million people in 2014?
- Queens
- Brooklyn
- Manhattan
- Staten Island
- Can you name the capital of Mexico?
- Mexico City
- Oaxaca
- Chihuahua
- Havana
- Who is Taylor Swift’s “We Are Never Getting Back Together” allegedly about?
- Harry Styles
- Taylor Lautner
- Jake Gyllenhaal
- John Mayer
- Which country is renowned for its traditional dish of sushi, consisting of vinegared rice, fish, and various toppings?
- China
- South Korea
- Japan
- Vietnam
- In which European city can you savor authentic paella, a popular rice dish typically cooked with saffron and various ingredients such as seafood, chicken, or vegetables?
- Paris, France
- Madrid, Spain
- Rome, Italy
- Athens, Greece
- If you’re seeking the world’s best-known bagels with cream cheese and lox, which city in the United States is your prime destination?
- Los Angeles, California
- Chicago, Illinois
- New York City, New York
- Miami, Florida
- Which Southeast Asian country is famous for its rich and flavorful red and green curry dishes made with coconut milk, herbs, and spices?
- Indonesia
- Malaysia
- Thailand
- Singapore
- In which South American country can you indulge in a traditional barbecue known as “asado,” featuring a variety of grilled meats and sausages?
- Brazil
- Argentina
- Colombia
- Peru
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