5,000+ General Knowledge Trivia Questions

Ricardo GondellesByRicardo Gondelles Hours

How broad is your general knowledge? Browse over 5,000 trivia questions, make your best guesses and follow the links to the full quizzes to check your answers.

General Knowledge Trivia Questions

Browse the questions below and make your best guess. Each question includes a link to its original quiz, where you can see the available answer options and check your results.

  1. If the side of a square increases by 10%, how much does your area increase?
    Show answersHide answers
    • 20%
    • 40%
    • 21%
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Can you pass this math quiz? 9 in 10 people can't score over 10/15
  2. If there are 5 apples on the counter and you take away 2, how many do you have?
    Show answersHide answers
    • 5
    • 2
    • 3
    • 7
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Are you the smart one among your friends? Take this logic quiz
  3. If three equal pieces of 17/3 m are cut from a 25 m tube, how many meters of the tube are left?
    Show answersHide answers
    • 8 meters
    • 11 meters
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:It's embarrassing not to get all the points in this quiz. Want to try?
  4. If two painters can finish painting 2 rooms in 2 hours, how many painters would be needed to paint 18 rooms in 6 hours ?
    Show answersHide answers
    • 2
    • 10
    • 5
    • 6
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Take this LOGIC quiz, if you are feeling smart enough. Only 10% can get more than 11 out of 15
  5. If two particles of the same charge meet, what would happen?
    Show answersHide answers
    • They attract each other
    • Nothing happens
    • They repel each other
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Science QUIZ. Can you answer all 15 questions?
  6. If we add up the wonders of the ancient and modern world, how many are there?
    Show answersHide answers
    • 7
    • 12
    • 14
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:All answers to this trivia quiz are numbers. Can you score 15/15?
  7. If we call a person jovial, we mean that it is:
    Show answersHide answers
    • Cheerful, festive, gentle.
    • Of melancholic character or genius.
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:You have to be a walking dictionary if you intend to answer these 15 questions. Average: 53%
  8. If we divide the mass between the volume of a body, what do we get?
    Show answersHide answers
    • The pressure
    • The density
    • The gravity
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:14 hard general knowledge questions. I doubt you can pass this quiz
  9. If we say sinister, we mean the _____ hand.
    Show answersHide answers
    • Right
    • Left
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:If you can't pass this quiz, your general knowledge is lacking
  10. If we say something is ineffable, we mean it's too grand or great to be expressed in words: True or false?
    Show answersHide answers
    • True
    • False
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:20 of the most beautiful English words. Only 1 in 41 people know absolutely all of them
  11. If we say something is mellifluous, we mean it's not necessary and superfluous: True or false?
    Show answersHide answers
    • True
    • False
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:20 of the most beautiful English words. Only 1 in 41 people know absolutely all of them
  12. If we say that a person is a pilgrim, we mean that:
    Show answersHide answers
    • Searches for adventures.
    • Goes through strange lands.
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:You have to be a walking dictionary if you intend to answer these 15 questions. Average: 53%
  13. If we say that something is unfading, we mean that it cannot be finished, it does not show its end or it is prolonged excessively: True or false?
    Show answersHide answers
    • True
    • False
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:20 of the most beautiful English words. Only 1 in 41 people know absolutely all of them
  14. If we talk about a precarious situation, we mean that it is:
    Show answersHide answers
    • Of low stability or duration.
    • Continuous, incessant, that has no intermission.
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:You have to be a walking dictionary if you intend to answer these 15 questions. Average: 53%
  15. If we use the last question but this time the men can say if they know their hat color, how many men will eventually figure out what color their hat is?
    Show answersHide answers
    • 3
    • 4
    • 5
    • None of the above
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Take this LOGIC quiz, if you are feeling smart enough. Only 10% can get more than 11 out of 15
  16. If we were standing at the equator, we would weigh _____ if standing at the north or south pole.
    Show answersHide answers
    • The same as
    • Less than
    • More than
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Every adult should be able to pass this quiz. What do you really know about our planet?
  17. If you are exposed to direct sunlight, what type of vitamin will your body produce automatically?
    Show answersHide answers
    • A
    • B complex
    • K
    • D
    • E
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:15 biology and anatomy questions every adult should answer
  18. If you are having dinner with friends and colleagues in "______" bear in mind that you should avoid asking for salt, because it is considered an insult to your host.
    Show answersHide answers
    • Venezuela
    • Egypt
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Test your knowledge of cultures around the world. Ready?
  19. If you are in "______________" and your business client or counterpart invites you to the sauna after your meeting, do not be alarmed. This means that your business meeting was successful.
    Show answersHide answers
    • Brazil
    • Finland
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Test your knowledge of cultures around the world. Ready?
  20. If you are running in a marathon and you overtake the 107th competitor, what position do you take?
    Show answersHide answers
    • 106
    • 107
    • 105
    • None of the above
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Take this LOGIC quiz, if you are feeling smart enough. Only 10% can get more than 11 out of 15
  21. If you are walking south at 3 mph while smoking, and the wind is blowing north at 6 mph, which way is the smoke blowing?
    Show answersHide answers
    • North
    • South
    • East
    • West
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Take this LOGIC quiz, if you are feeling smart enough. Only 10% can get more than 11 out of 15
  22. "If you cut off its head, two more grow back". Which mythical animal does this describe?
    Show answersHide answers
    • Hydra
    • Gorgon
    • Cerberus
    • Chimera
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:15 questions everyone should be able to answer. Ready?
  23. If you do 3 sports disciplines; swimming, cycling and running, in order and without interruption between one test and the next, you would be a:
    Show answersHide answers
    • High performance athlete
    • Super athlete
    • Triathlete
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Only 28% of people score 15/15 in this Biology Trivia
  24. If you plan to make a gift to a colleague or friend from "____________", it is best to avoid sharp objects as they are considered bad luck.
    Show answersHide answers
    • The Netherlands
    • Colombia
    • Spain
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Test your knowledge of cultures around the world. Ready?
  25. If you rehearse 8 themes for the festival, but you can only play 3 of them, how many possibilities do you have to choose the 3 themes of the 8 possible?
    Show answersHide answers
    • 24
    • 56
    • 3
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Can you pass this math quiz? 9 in 10 people can't score over 10/15
  26. If you see a group of squirrels, what should you call it?
    Show answersHide answers
    • A dray
    • A camp
    • A mob
    • A team
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:15 animal trivia quiz questions that will test you out
  27. If you start watching all the Youtube Videos today, how long will you have to sit in order to complete all the videos?
    Show answersHide answers
    • A Year
    • 10 Years
    • 500 Years
    • 5000 Years
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Younger people will get at least 13/15. And you? Sorry, not a chance
  28. "If you want to know what a man looks like, look at how he treats his inferiors, not his equals."
    Show answersHide answers
    • The godfather, Mario Puzo.
    • Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, J. K. Rowling
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:QUIZ: Guess which books these phrases belong to
  29. If you were in in the port city of Geelong, what country would you be in?
    Show answersHide answers
    • New Zealand
    • India
    • Australia
    • Ireland
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:If you find this knowledge quiz easy, you're simply a genius
  30. If you were in the city of Salerno, what European country would you be in?
    Show answersHide answers
    • Italy
    • Portugal
    • Spain
    • Slovenia
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Smart people get 10 points in this general knowledge quiz
  31. If you were in the European city of Bebra, what country would you be in?
    Show answersHide answers
    • Italy
    • Germany
    • Portugal
    • Netherlands
    • Poland
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:If you find this knowledge quiz easy, you're simply a genius
  32. If you were in the European city of Varna, what country would you be in?
    Show answersHide answers
    • Spain
    • Ukraine
    • Bulgaria
    • Italy
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Can you crush this general knowledge trivia quiz?
  33. If you write every number from 100 to 200, how many times will you write the number "1"?
    Show answersHide answers
    • 100
    • 80
    • 120
    • 99
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Are you smart enough to answer all 15 questions of this LOGIC quiz? Average score is... 8/15
  34. If you write every number from 100 to 200, how many times will you write the number "1"?
    Show answersHide answers
    • 120
    • 100
    • 99
    • 51
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Are you the smart one among your friends? Take this logic quiz
  35. Iguanas hold their breath underwater up to___.
    Show answersHide answers
    • three hours
    • one hour
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Only a Know-It-All can pass this general knowledge trivia quiz
  36. II, I, IV, I, VI, I, VIII, I (...)
    Show answersHide answers
    • X
    • XII
    • XVI
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Are you as smart as you think you are? Prove it - QUIZ
  37. IKEA names sofas, coffee tables and bookshelves after places in Italy: True or false?
    Show answersHide answers
    • True
    • False
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Brand facts quiz. Guess if these facts are true or just a myth
  38. Imaginary creatures have always been a people catcher. Which one of these shows had James Marsters acting as Spike and winning our hearts?
    Show answersHide answers
    • Twilight
    • Shadowhunters
    • Buffy- The Vampire Slayer
    • Dark Shadows
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Were you born in the 80's? Answer these 15 questions and prove it
  39. Impressionist painter who painted several paintings of water lilies in oil.
    Show answersHide answers
    • Claude Monet
    • Vincent van Gogh
    • Pablo Picasso
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Only 1 in 77 achieves a perfect score on this trivia quiz
  40. In "__________________" it is a tradition to greet the person celebrating the birthday as well as the person's family and other relatives
    Show answersHide answers
    • The Netherlands
    • Russia
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Test your knowledge of cultures around the world. Ready?
  41. In 1480 a decree by France’s King Louis XI established that a sports ball got to have a leather cover, stuffed with wool of hair for bounce. What sport?
    Show answersHide answers
    • Football
    • Bowling
    • Polo
    • Tennis
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:General sports knowledge trivia quiz. Can you pass it?
  42. In 1582 there was a series of military clashes between the Spanish navy and Japanese pirates, known as:
    Show answersHide answers
    • War to death
    • The fighting of Cagayan.
    • Honor and glory, for the motherland.
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Do you dare to face this challenge in which 58% fails to answer question 8? It's only for the best
  43. In 1582 there was a series of military confrontations between the Spanish navy and Japanese pirates, known as:
    Show answersHide answers
    • War to the death.
    • The combat of Cagayan.
    • Honor and glory, for the motherland.
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:General knowledge quiz questions and answers. Try to get 25/25
  44. In 1610, Galileo Galilei discovered four moons of which planet?
    Show answersHide answers
    • Saturn
    • Jupiter
    • Neptune
    • None of these
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Kids know these things about the planets. But I doubt that you know them. Let’s see if you can do more than 10/15
  45. In 1676 Van Leeuwenhoek discovered the Microorganisms, what did he call them?
    Show answersHide answers
    • Animalcules
    • Animalics
    • Animatics
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:General knowledge QUIZ questions. Can you score 15/15?
  46. In 1781 Saturn was the first planet to be discovered using a telescope: True or false?
    Show answersHide answers
    • True
    • False
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:15 True or False general knowledge questions. Take this quiz
  47. In 1829 Greece became independent from:
    Show answersHide answers
    • Romania
    • Turkey
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:How many tons are there in 100000 kg? Take this quiz
  48. In 1905, Eduard Zirm successfully performed the first human cornea transplant: True or false?
    Show answersHide answers
    • True
    • False
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:QUIZ: Anatomy true or false questions
  49. In 1921 the first Halloween parade took place in the United States: True or false?
    Show answersHide answers
    • True.
    • False, it was in 1950.
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:We bet you won't get 15/15 in this quiz. It's way too difficult
  50. In 1949, a group of countries signed an intergovernmental military alliance based on the North Atlantic Treaty. Which one?
    Show answersHide answers
    • NORAD
    • UNCRO
    • IFOR
    • NATO
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Do you like to brag about how smart you are? Take this quiz General knowledge quiz. 20 questions to test you out
  51. In 1954, economist Armen Alchian was able to figure out what the secret fuel was for the newly developed hydrogen bomb just by looking at the share prices of chemical suppliers on the stock market: True or false?
    Show answersHide answers
    • True
    • False
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:True or false? We dare you to discover whether these incredible facts about stocks and shares are true or just a myth
  52. In 1980, Mark David Chapman murdered John Lennon in New York City: True or false?
    Show answersHide answers
    • True
    • False
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:How much do you really know about the most relevant events of humanity?
  53. In 1987 World Cup match, Australia won against a team by 1 run. In this match the Australian manager claimed that the Umpire's decision of giving a four was incorrect, and that it was in fact a six. The claim stood and Australia gained 2 more runs. Which team was this match against?
    Show answersHide answers
    • England
    • India
    • Pakistan
    • New Zealand
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:The ICC Cricket World Cup has begun. Are you an expert? I bet you won't be able to answer question no. 9
  54. In 1989, the Fall of the Berlin Wall took place: True or false?
    Show answersHide answers
    • True
    • False
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:9 in 10 people can't pass this general knowledge quiz. And you? Let's play!
  55. In 1999, 15-year-old New Jersey boy named Jonathan Lebed was making up to $74,000 a day in the stock market by using internet message boards to manipulate prices. The Government eventually went after him, but he was able to keep half a million dollars of his gains: True or false?
    Show answersHide answers
    • True
    • False
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:True or false? We dare you to discover whether these incredible facts about stocks and shares are true or just a myth
  56. In 2001, Kim ‘Dotcom’ purchased €375,000 of shares of a nearly bankrupt company, announced he would invest €50 million in the company, and caused the share value to jump nearly 300%. He sold his shares a few days later for €1,568,000. He never had the money available to invest: True or false?
    Show answersHide answers
    • True
    • False
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:True or false? We dare you to discover whether these incredible facts about stocks and shares are true or just a myth
  57. In 2009 died___.
    Show answersHide answers
    • Eddie Murphy
    • Michael Jackson
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:QUIZ: You can get all the points only if you are really smart
  58. In 2009 was elected president:
    Show answersHide answers
    • Barack Obama
    • Vladimir Putin
    • Angela Merkel
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:General knowledge quiz: 15 quiz questions
  59. In 2009, General Motors declared bankruptcy, took billions in government bailout money and issued new stock for the “New GM,” with no compensation for the old shareholders’ now worthless “old GM” stock: True or false?
    Show answersHide answers
    • True
    • False
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:True or false? We dare you to discover whether these incredible facts about stocks and shares are true or just a myth
  60. In 2010, Chilean miners were trapped 700 meters (2,300 ft.) underground and remained inside the San José gold-copper mine before being rescued. For how long?
    Show answersHide answers
    • 70
    • 90
    • 59
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:This general knowledge quiz is really hard to pass. Average: 9/15
  61. In 2011 which symphony orchestra was in deep financial crisis and had to throw a benefit concert where over 1 million dollars were raised?
    Show answersHide answers
    • Atlanta Symphony Orchestra
    • Johannesburg Philharmonic Orchestra
    • Detroit Symphony Orchestra
    • Cali Philharmonic Orchestra
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Does classical music give you goosebumps? Answer these 15 questions
  62. In 2011, Tupac Shakur made $8.7 million using Twitter to convince people to invest in a failing penny stock: True or false?
    Show answersHide answers
    • True
    • False
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:True or false? We dare you to discover whether these incredible facts about stocks and shares are true or just a myth
  63. In 2019 the Burj Khalifa holds the title of the tallest skyscraper of the world. Where is it?
    Show answersHide answers
    • Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
    • Tianjin, China
    • Dubai, United Arab Emirates
    • Mecca, Saudi Arabia
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Can you crush this general knowledge trivia quiz?
  64. In a chess game, each player has 16 pieces: True or false?
    Show answersHide answers
    • True
    • False
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Do you have enough general knowledge to pass this quiz?
  65. In a circus, the bullet man act needs:
    Show answersHide answers
    • A huge cannon.
    • A gun.
    • Three sheep.
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Can you pass this general knowledge trivia?
  66. In a club consisting of 13 participants, 11 practice Ping pong and 10 chess. How many practice both sports?
    Show answersHide answers
    • 5
    • 7
    • 8
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Can you pass this math quiz? 9 in 10 people can't score over 10/15
  67. In a container there is 3/4 gallon of paint, if 1/2 gallon is used for painting, how much paint is left?
    Show answersHide answers
    • 1/5
    • 1/4
    • 1/8
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:It's embarrassing not to get all the points in this quiz. Want to try?
  68. In a convex polygon, every internal angle is...
    Show answersHide answers
    • Greater or equal to 180 degrees.
    • The tangent of its opposite angle.
    • The sum of its neighbors.
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:What country made a surprise attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941? Yes, this is the easiest question in this test. And only 19% get more than 10/15
  69. In a darkroom and you have one match left, which do you light first, the newspaper, the candle or the lamp?
    Show answersHide answers
    • Newspaper
    • Candle
    • Lamp
    • None of the above
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Take this LOGIC quiz, if you are feeling smart enough. Only 10% can get more than 11 out of 15
  70. In a Disney film, two cats appear singing “The Siamese Cat Song”. Can you identify it?
    Show answersHide answers
    • Lady and the Tramp
    • That Darn Cat
    • One Hundred and One Dalmatians
    • The Aristocats
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Movie QUIZ questions. Can you score over 11/15. I bet you can't
  71. In a quarry in Libya, a slave named ___ tries to help an old man who falls exhausted by the weight of his cargo, so he is whipped by the guards.
    Show answersHide answers
    • Capra
    • Spartacus
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Movie quiz that only 1 in 150 people can pass. It's time to test yourself
  72. In about 5 billion years our Milky Way is bound for collision with what other galaxy?
    Show answersHide answers
    • Large Magellanic Cloud
    • Small Magellanic Cloud
    • Andromeda Galaxy
    • El Sombrero Galaxy
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Do people call you an Astronomy geek? Try to pass this QUIZ
  73. In all the given sentences, the same word has been used in different sentences in different ways. Choose the option where the word has been used incorrectly.
    Show answersHide answers
    • He got carried away with the unruly mob and indulged in stone pelting.
    • She carried on with life in spite of her personal difficulties.
    • It will be difficult to carry out the plan now.
    • If they get carried on with the over-speeding, they will soon be bankrupt.
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Scoring more than 10/15 in this simple English test is really tough. Are you one of the fluent English speakers who know what's the right use of words?
  74. In Amsterdam, Netherlands, there is the Vincent van Gogh museum: True or false?
    Show answersHide answers
    • True
    • False
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Only 35% Can Answer All These Questions Correctly - General Knowledge Quiz
  75. In anatomy, if we say right atrium of the heart we mean:
    Show answersHide answers
    • The right auricle.
    • The right ventricle.
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:If you can't pass this quiz, your general knowledge is lacking
  76. In anatomy, what is the name of the mucous membrane that covers the uterine cavity?
    Show answersHide answers
    • Synovial
    • Meninges
    • Endometrium
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:This is the hardest general knowledge quiz you'll take today
  77. In ancient Greece and Rome, it was believed that pink enamel, combined with another garment of the same color ___.
    Show answersHide answers
    • predicted death and desolation
    • was ideal for marriage
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Prove your smarts in this general knowledge trivia quiz
  78. In Ancient Greece, a citizen condemned to ostracism (banishment) had to leave Athens for:
    Show answersHide answers
    • 10 years
    • 20 years
    • 30 years
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Random quiz questions to test you out
  79. In ancient Greece, what was considered a declaration of love when thrown at someone?
    Show answersHide answers
    • a plum
    • a grape
    • an apple
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:15 General Knowledge Questions. Can you ace this quiz?
  80. In ancient literature, by what name was mercury designated?
    Show answersHide answers
    • Eka-cesium.
    • Liquid silver.
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:The most difficult chemistry quiz of the day. Can you pass it? Let's play
  81. In another major breakthrough, scientists created a designer suite of these molecules from scratch:
    Show answersHide answers
    • Nucleic acids
    • Carbohydrates
    • Polyphenols
    • Proteins
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:From space exploration to Artificial Intelligence: How much do you know? I bet you won't get 15/15
  82. In another region of space, an Earth-like planet was found this year orbiting our nearest stellar neighbor. Who is that neighbor?
    Show answersHide answers
    • Sirius
    • Polaris
    • Proxima Centauri
    • Beta Taco
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:From space exploration to Artificial Intelligence: How much do you know? I bet you won't get 15/15
  83. In biology, the behavior of those cells or organisms that obtain nutrients by ___ is called osmotrophy.
    Show answersHide answers
    • osmotic absorption
    • phagotrophy
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Most people can't score over 11/15 in this biology trivia
  84. In Brazil, at what time is Carnival?
    Show answersHide answers
    • February/March
    • June/July
    • December/January
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:You have to be a smarty-pants if you intend to answer these 15 questions correctly
  85. In Britain, a “Toad in the Hole” is the name of:
    Show answersHide answers
    • A game
    • A dish
    • A cocktail
    • A movie for kids
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Smart people get 10 points in this general knowledge quiz
  86. In case you didn’t know… Which fingernail grows fastest?
    Show answersHide answers
    • Middle
    • Thumb
    • Pinky
    • Index
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Can you score over 9/15 in this general knowledge quiz? I hope so
  87. In chemistry, a homogeneous solution is...
    Show answersHide answers
    • Three-phase.
    • Single-phase.
    • Biphasic.
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Only a Know-It-All can pass this general knowledge trivia quiz
  88. In chemistry, the letters Fe correspond to the element
    Show answersHide answers
    • Silver
    • Mercury
    • Bronze
    • Iron
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Think you're an expert? Prove it with this general knowledge quiz
  89. In chess, what is the name of the situation in which the player who has the turn is not in check but also has no legal move?
    Show answersHide answers
    • Stalemate.
    • Swindle.
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:If you score 12/15 in this quiz, you're smarter than the average person
  90. In computer network nodes are
    Show answersHide answers
    • the computer that originates the data
    • the computer that routes the data
    • the computer that terminates the data
    • all of the above
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:You use it everyday, but let's be honest: You know nothing about it. Am I right? Prove me wrong
  91. In dynamics, the coefficient of friction is denoted by the Greek letter:
    Show answersHide answers
    • μ (mi)
    • ε (epsilon)
    • λ (lambda)
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Questions 7 and 8 are almost impossible to answer. Will you do it?
  92. In economics, the lowercase letter pi (π) represents profit: True or false?
    Show answersHide answers
    • True
    • False
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Questions 7 and 8 are almost impossible to answer. Will you do it?
  93. In Ecuador, which currency replaced the Sucre?
    Show answersHide answers
    • The dollar.
    • The peso.
    • The sol.
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:15 tough quiz questions. Can you pass this trivia test?
  94. In Egyptian mythology, who is the sun god?
    Show answersHide answers
    • Ra
    • Anubis
    • Osiris
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Can you crush this general knowledge trivia?
  95. In English, a pangram sentence is one that:
    Show answersHide answers
    • Reads just the same from right to left.
    • Has a cryptical meaning by omitting vowels.
    • Contains every letter in the dictionary.
    • Has a cryptical meaning by omitting consonants.
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Language quiz. Check your knowledge of the World of Words General knowledge quiz. 20 questions to test you out
  96. In Europe at the end of the 18th century, what was the most important political change?
    Show answersHide answers
    • Industrial revolution.
    • European revolution.
    • French Revolution.
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:If you think you're a genius, take this quiz. It'll prove you wrong
  97. In February 2001, the complete decoding of human DNA was announced: True or false?
    Show answersHide answers
    • True
    • False
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Are you smarter than the average person?
  98. In gastronomy, what do you call quiche?
    Show answersHide answers
    • Dishes that are like a cake, but salty.
    • Dishes based on vegetables and legumes cooked in abundant water.
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:If you know nothing about cooking, you won't pass this quiz
  99. In general, how many keys does a modern piano have?
    Show answersHide answers
    • 52
    • 61
    • 88
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:All answers to this trivia quiz are numbers. Can you score 15/15?
  100. In general, the average life of this insect is 15-25 days.
    Show answersHide answers
    • Butterfly
    • Fly
    Want more questions? Take the full quiz:Can you answer this trivia without cheating? Prove that you can get 15/15

Ricardo Gondelles

Thirty years of experience in journalism and the publishing world is easily said. Yet, I feel so open to learning that I like to imagine what comes for the next 30 years. As a writer, editor and proofreader, my passion for the written word keep me discovering new realms. Bilingual (Spanish-English), I’m a language lover who’s going through French and Italian as well (I don’t know what comes next, Russian?). My goal in life is to have things done as best as I can, and I take pride in it. Contact me.

You may also like