Popular Trivia Questions

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What type of musical composition is named after a state of ecstasy?

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Who is the main female character in Margaret Mitchell's Gone With the Wind?

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What is the meaning of the aviation term, Mach 1?

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Which small, prehistoric flying animal got its name from the Greek words meaning flying finger wing?

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This professional basketball player was voted the National Basketball Association's most valuable player 1984-86, as well as coach of the year in 1998, and for what teams?

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What is the lightest chemical element?

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Which hockey player holds the record for having scored the most goals in Stanley Cup playoff games, 122 in a 16-year career?

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From which sea-port on the southern coast of Britain did the Mayflower set sail for the New World in 1620, and in which New World location did she land?

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Which country of Europe is called the land of humane bullfights: where the bulls are not killed?

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How many times can someone successfully perform hara-kiri (also known as hari-kari)?

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There are 8 people on the winning Trivia team, and each person shakes hands with each other person once. How many handshakes take place?

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Give the titles of each of these films with numbers in the title: a. 1982 cops-and-robbers film starring Eddie Murphy and Nick Nolte b. 1984 teenage comedy starring Molly Ringwald c. 1954 submarine adventure fantasy starring Kirk Douglas

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These three people are siblings. Mary works for her dad, Stella is a fashion designer, and James, the youngest, is a budding guitarist like his father. Who are the parents?

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Around 1790 Spanish explorers, and later Captain George Vancouver, discovered the San Juan Islands, located today in which state?

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The British call a certain game draughts. What do the Americans call it?