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What better way to pass the time than by reading over random trivia questions and answers? Reading through these trivia questions is super fun, and it can also help you learn all kinds of new facts and tidbits of information.
Trivia questions also make excellent ice breaker questions if you're looking for questions to ask a crush or someone you're just getting to know for the first time.
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5 Best Random Trivia Questions And Answers
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If you're looking for some seriously awesome questions, these interesting, random trivia will blow everyone away.
1. On every continent, there is a city named what?
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Rome
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Rome was of course one of the first major city-states in history, and it was the center of an advanced empire. But did you know that each continent except Antarctica, currently has its own "Rome?" One example is America.
2. What is the official nickname of Texas?
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The Lone Star State
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The star is a major symbol of Texas as it reflects their pride when it became independent from Mexico in 1836.
3. Which planet is the hottest in the solar system?
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Venus
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A lot of people might assume that the "red planet" (Mars) is the hottest rock in our solar system, but the honor actually goes to Venus. It's average temperature is 880°F (471°C) .
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4. What is the most common letter in the English alphabet?
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E
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Think about it. The letter "E" is in almost every word and sentence. Just try and count how many "E's" there are in this sentence alone.
5. Which country was the Caesar salad invented in?
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Mexico
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Here's another tricky question for your next trivia night. People might expect that the salad was invented in Italy, but the answer is actually Mexico. It was invented by Caesar Cardini in 1924.
4 Random Trivia Questions for Adults
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If you're looking for more mature questions to ask, it's best to choose questions that appeal to older generations. That's why these trivia questions for adults are a perfect fit.
6. Which nuts are used to make marzipan?
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Almonds
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Marzipan, which is made of sugar and almond meal, is one of those candies that is slightly obscure, so you might catch a few people out with this somewhat difficult question.
7. What body part is reshaped in plastic surgery known as "rhinoplasty"?
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Nose
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This also helps improve obstructed airways to help the person breathe better.
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8. If a male donkey is a jack, what is the female called?
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Jenny
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Honestly, most people will have absolutely no hope of answering this question correctly. But hey, at least you'll learn something.
9. The beaver is the national emblem of which country?
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Canada
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In the late 1600s, fur hats made of beaver pelts were successfully traded to Europe. As tribute, they put the beaver in their coat of arms, stamps, and emblems.
5 Fun Random Trivia Questions
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If you're looking for questions that inject a little enjoyment into your game or conversation, it's best to choose fitting questions - such as these fun trivia questions.
10. How many teeth does an aardvark have?
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None
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Trick question! That's right, an aardvark actually has ZERO teeth. After all, have you seen a picture of an aardvark? There's nowhere to put the teeth!
11. What is the diameter of Earth?
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8,000 miles
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Fun fact: an ancient Greek philosopher actually figured out the approximate diameter of the Earth using a stick and some shadows. Yep, really.
12. What is the driest continent?
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Antartica
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Here's another question that might catch you and your friends off guard. Yes, Antartica is covered in frozen ice, but that doesn't mean it's moist.
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13. What is Japanese sake made from?
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Rice
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If you're an expert on alcohol, this one will be easy. After all, "rice wine" is just another term for Sake.
14. How many hearts does an octopus have?
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Three
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Two hearts pump blood to the gills and the third heart circulates it to its body. Even animal experts might have trouble answering this question. Octopi are some of the strangest animals out there, and having three hearts is just one reason why.
4 Easy Random Trivia Questions
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Okay, so the last few questions might have been a little tricky. But that's okay, cause you can refer to these super easy trivia questions for a bit of a break.
15. Pharaoh is the title given to the rulers of which ancient country?
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Egypt
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Pharaohs were both kings and religious leaders.
16. Which two countries share the longest international border?
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Canada and USA
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The border is 8,893 km long. Canada is the second-biggest country in the world, so this question shouldn't be too tricky to answer.
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17. What’s the hardest rock?
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Diamond
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A diamond is a 10 on the Mohs Hardness Scale. Almost everyone knows about the legendary toughness of diamonds, so this question should be pretty easy for most people.
18. In a website browser address bar, what does “www” stand for?
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World Wide Web
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Doesn't everyone learn this in school these days? After all, the internet is becoming a more and more important part of our lives.
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If you're aiming to make people laugh with your questions, it's best to choose only the best funny trivia questions.
19. Who were high heels originally invented for?
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Men
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Yes, that's right. During the reign of King Louis, heels were an indicator that you're wealthy.
20. What animal can clean its own ear with its tongue?
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Giraffe
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Their tongue is 21 inches long which also helps them reach their food.
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21. What did the first vending machine dispense?
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Holy Water
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The first vending machine existed way back 1st CE which was invented by Hero of Alexandria. The description of the whole process was written in his book The Pneumatics of Hero of Alexandria, noting that one allocation of holy water is five drachms of coins.
22. Coprastastaphobia is the fear of what?
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Constipation
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Congratulations, you just learned a new word. Granted, you'll probably never ever have the chance to use it in a sentence... But still.
4 Random Trivia for Kids
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Kids love trivia, and making your game a bit kid-friendly is always a good plan. In order to do this, you need to use this trivia for kids.
23. In which galaxy do we live?
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The Milky Way
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Our galaxy is called The Milky Way because it looked like a milky band of light in the night sky. It is also the second-largest galaxy next to Andromeda in which our galaxy belongs to!
This question is difficult enough to stump some kids, but the bright ones will know that we live in a sweetly-named corner of the universe.
24. Which is the smallest breed of dog?
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Chihuahua
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Chihuahuas are the smallest breed of dog with an average of two to six pounds. They're small but they got the biggest brain size in relation to their body.
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25. What is the only fruit that has its seeds on the outside?
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Strawberry
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On average, a strawberry has 200 seeds. Moreover, according to the USDA, Americans eat 3.4 lbs. of fresh strawberries a year! That's quite a lot to digest.
Truth be told, this question has the potential to confuse adults as well as children. But if you think about it long enough, the answer becomes clear.
26. What vitamin does the sun’s ultraviolet rays help the skin produce?
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Vitamin D
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Kids these days learn about vitamins and healthy eating habits early in life, so this one shouldn't be too hard to get. Vitamin D is very important.
4 Hard Random Trivia Questions
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No trivia night is complete without a few difficult questions. If you really want to stump your friends, try these hard trivia questions.
27. What is the world’s most venomous fish?
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Stonefish
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They have 13 sacs of venoms along the base of the spines in their backs which when stepped on, is activated.
Unless you're a fish expert, you probably have no hope of answering this one correctly. It's even more difficult because a "stonefish" sounds pretty innocuous.
28. What are a group of hippos referred as?
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A bloat
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Hippos have this breathing pattern that needs them to resurface every 3-5 minutes even when they're asleep.
You've heard of a murder of crows and a pod of dolphins... But what's it called when a bunch of Hippos get together?
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29. What is the family name of the ruling dynasty of Monaco?
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Grimaldi
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The Grimaldi's have been ruling Monaco for more than 700 years since Francois Grimaldi, the one who ignited their ruling.
30. What does a Scoville unit measure?
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Spiciness
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At first glance, a Scoville unit could be used to measure just about anything. It scientific enough... but what is the true meaning of a Scoville? Scoville came from the pharmacist Wilbur Scoville who devised the Scoville Organoleptic Test that measures the amount of capsaicin in peppers.
4 Random History Trivia Questions
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History is incredibly interesting. When we learn about history, we can learn from the mistakes of those who came before us. Inject some history into your trivia session with these history trivia questions.
31. Tanks were used in battle for the first time in which conflict?
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World War 1
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Today, tanks are a major part of modern warfare. Heavy armor and superior firepower make them a challenging adversary. But when were they first used?
Tanks were used for the first time in September 1915 by the British Army during World War I at the Battle of the Somme. Mark I, the first tank could travel at the speed of 3.7 mph and is armed with 57 mm guns.
32. What city did Starbucks open its first store in 1971?
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Seattle
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Starbucks logo is so controversial before 1987 due to the usage of a siren, who was known to be naked and has exposed chest. It was later changed in 1992 with a more covered up.
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33. Where did Heineken beer originate?
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Netherlands
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Heineken was founded by Gerard Adriaan Heineken in 1864 which makes it 156 years old!
34. The Statue of Liberty was given to the US by which country?
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France
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This is a pretty easy historical question, but it could catch a surprising amount of people off guard. Some might not even know that the Statue of Liberty was a gift in the first place. This was given by France to commemorate the friendship of America and France during the American Revolution.
4 Random Thanksgiving Trivia Questions
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Thanksgiving is one of the oldest American holidays, but how much do you really know about it? Find out with these Thanksgiving trivia questions.
35. When did Thanksgiving originate?
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1621
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Did you think we were finished with historical questions? Think again. This one might be tricky, but you need a few challenging questions in your quiz.
36. What's the busiest travel day of the year?
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Thanksgiving
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People travel throughout the year, but there's one day when everyone seems to be rushing to spend time with their family and see old friends. Can you guess which day?
Yes, you guess it right. In 2017 alone, there are approximately 51 million Americans who traveled during Thanksgiving.
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37. Name the only place in Australia, which celebrates Thanksgiving?
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Norfolk Island
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If you thought Thanksgiving was a purely American pastime, you're mistaken. There's one place in Australia that also celebrates this holiday...
38. Which is the traditional sauce for Thanksgiving?
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Cranberry Sauce
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Cranberry sauce was first sold in Hanson, MA in 1912. If you've ever had Thanksgiving dinner, you probably already know the answer to this one. It's a very delicious sauce...
4 Random Christmas Trivia Questions
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How well do you know Christmas? If you'd like to learn more about this age-old holiday, why not check out some Christmas trivia questions?
39. Which country is the largest exporter of Christmas trees?
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Canada
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The total production of Christmas trees in Canada per year is 3 to 6 million. Quebec, Nova Scotia, and Ontario account for around 80 percent of their overall production.
This question might stump you at first, but when you really think about it, the answer should become clear. Just think of which country is famous for its nature...
42. What was the first company that used Santa Claus in advertising?
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Coca Cola
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The first appearance was in 1931 when Coca-cola commissioned illustrator Haddon Sundblom to paint Santa for Christmas advertisements.
Although some might dismiss this as an urban legend, it's actually true. This is actually why Santa wears red and white...
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41. Who once stole Christmas?
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The Grinch
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Both kids and adults are now more than familiar with the story of that one person who managed to steal Christmas... Can you guess who it is?
The Grinch was a 26-minute animated video with a budget of $2.5 million in today's rate.
42. How do you say “Merry Christmas” in Spanish?
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Feliz Navidad
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While many people might not be familiar with the Spanish language, a lot of people love the song that features these words...
The popular Spanish Christmas song was written by Jose Feliciano in 1970 entitled Feliz Navidad made the Spanish version so popular!
4 Random Bible Trivia Questions
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Do you think you're an expert on the Bible? Well, now's the time to prove it with these bible trivia questions.
43. Which one of these books is not classed as a book of history?
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Psalms
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Many aspects of the bible are actually based on history. But there is one book that isn't classified as such. Which is it?
44. From which country did Moses help the Israelites escape from slavery?
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Egypt
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Their escape happened after the occurrence of the 10th plague prompting them to cross the Red Sea sliced in half while they pass through.
Even those who are unfamiliar with the bible will probably know this one.
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45. What job did Jesus’ earthly father, Joseph, do?
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Carpenter
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According to the Bible, Jesus came from a rather humble origin. His father Joseph was not a rich man, but he had one trade under his belt...
46. What does Israel mean?
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Prevails with God
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Fun fact: The Mount of Olives in Jerusalem is the world’s oldest continuously used cemetery.
7 Random Halloween Trivia
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Halloween is a very special holiday that people all over the world enjoy wholeheartedly. But how much do you really know about Halloween? Find out with this Halloween trivia.
47. In what country did carving jack o’ lanterns originate?
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Ireland
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Jack-o'-lanterns come from an Irish folktale about Stingy Jack, a poor and a drunkard man who outwitted the devil at least three times.
48. Name the magician who died in Halloween?
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Harry Houdini
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Halloween has a reputation for being a spooky night, and some troubling things have happened on this night. But which magician died?
Harry Houdini is a well-known master escape artist who died on Halloween in 1926 due to a ruptured appendix.
49. On which date we celebrate Halloween?
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October 31st
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Let's start off with an easy one. When is Halloween celebrated? Everyone should know this one...
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51. What's the most popular candy for Halloween?
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Chocolate
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Search your heart for the answer to this question. Deep down, you know which answer is the right one...
52. Each year, how much pounds of candy corn is produced?
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35 million pounds
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According to the National Confectioners Association, more than 9 billion kernels of candy corn are sold each year. Make no mistake, the candy industry is big business. Candy corn might not be the most popular candy, but they sure make a lot of it...
53. Name the person who first made the Jack-o-lantern?
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Jack
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Since Jack is not welcome in Heaven and has outwitted the devil to not claim his soul when he died, the devil just sent him wandering in the dark corners of the Earth with a lump of burning coal which he placed in a carved turnip.
This is one of those questions that's way easier than you think. After all, the clue is right in the name itself!
7 random 80s trivia questions and answers
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Test your knowledge of all things 80s with these random 80s trivia questions and answers. From 80s movies to popular games played in the 80s, see how much you know about the decade that gave us breakdancing and big hair.
54. In Stand By Me, what were River Phoenix and his friends searching for?
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A dead body
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This film is based on the 1982 novella by Stephen king which went by a different name: "The Body".
55. Which was not the right way for a girl to wear jeans?
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Baggy
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The 80s was all about those high-waisted skinny jeans.
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56. In 1980, Mount St. Helens erupted in what US state killing 57 people?
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Washington State
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This volcano is still very active, and still very much dangerous.
57. Created in 1980 by Namco, what video gaming icon, hungry for pellets, made his debut in arcades?
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Pac-Man
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And 40 years later, the game is still as popular as it once was.
58. What was E.T.'s favorite candy?
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Reese's Pieces
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The movie that made Reese's Pieces famous.
59. Who sang 'Oh, Yeah' in 1985?
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Yello
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This song was famously used in Ferris Bueller's Day Off.
60. What was Terri's occupation on 'Three's Company'?
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Nurse
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How can we forget the first encounter she has with Jack!
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7 random animal trivia questions
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These random animal trivia questions will take anyone off guard, they won't know what's next to come. One things for sure though, they'll have a great time learning all these new and random animal facts that they can tweet about.
61. What animal closes its eyes when swimming?
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Platypus
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They're also able to close their ears while swimming.
62. In what music key does a housefly buzz?
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F key
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Doesn't sound like music when it's buzzing in your ear.
63. How do ants find their way back to their nests?
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By counting their steps
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Ants have an internal system, close to a pedometer, that counts their steps back to their nest.
64. What do you call a group of ferrets?
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A business
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This is because a group of ferrets is busy running around, sticking their nose in everything.
65. True or False. Do tigers have striped skin?
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TRUE
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When shaved, a tiger's stripes will still be visible due to the color of the hair follicles, much like a beard stubble.
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66. Catfish, have how many taste buds all over their body?
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100, 000
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They're able to taste their food before it gets into their mouth.
67. How do bees communicate with each other?
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By wiggling their bum in a dance
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The "waggle dance" is a bees way of telling another bee where the nectar-rich flowers are.
4 random bar trivia questions
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Whether you're at a bar, club or just at home, use these random bar trivia questions to entertain just about anyone who likes to drink. You never know, the next question could be about the drink in your hand.
68. What’s the highest score you can reach in ten pin bowling?
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300
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This is known as a perfect game, where each frame is hit with a strike.
69. What is the minimum age of horses required to be to participate in Derby Races?
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3 years old
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Horses can start racing at the age of 2 and retire as early as the age of 4, although some can race until they're 10 years of age.
70. Where did karaoke originate?
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71. Name a popular American jewelry store owned by Donald Trump?
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Tiffany & Co.
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To which he named his second daughter after.
5 random beer trivia
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Beer is man's best friend. Beer has been alive in the world for as long as anyone can remember. It's just right that you know random things about your favorite beverage.
These random beer trivia will get you drunk on the right kind of trivia knowledge.
72. A fatal ‘beer flood’ in 1814 caused by a tidal wave of 388,000 gallons of beer occurred in which city?
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London
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This happened when one of the wooden vats burst. The pressure of the escaped liquid was so massive that it destroyed several barrels of beer.
73. What country does Keo Beer originate from?
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Cyprus
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Keo Beer is compared to a pilsner in taste. Its alcohol content is 4.5%.
74. Who traditionally brewed beer?
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Women
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Women were responsible for the tradition of brewing beer. They have been doing it since ancient times.
75. True or false - the moon has a crater called beer.
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TRUE
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Beer is a small lunar crater. It's nice to think that it's named after a beverage, but it was named after astronomer Wilhelm Beer.
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76. What part of the body is a beer meant to strengthen?
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Bones
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Studies have suggested that moderate beer drinking can help fight osteoporosis.
4 random food trivia
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Everyone loves food. Everyone loves food trivia. These random food trivia will satisfy your cravings to find more about your favorite food.
77. An affogato is an Italian dessert of coffee and what ingredient?
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Ice cream
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Vanilla gelato can also take the place of the ice cream as the main ingredient. Some variations of this dessert include a shot of liquor.
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78. Morel is a variety of what?
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Mushroom
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They are unique when it comes to mushrooms because they have an earthy and nutty flavor that's accompanied by earthy texture.
79. What ingredient makes a soufflé rise?
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Egg
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The air bubbles trapped in the egg whites expand, which in turn makes the souffle rise.
80. Which type of pasta translates as “little worms”?
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Vermicelli
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Vermicelli is a long and thin pasta. In Italy, the pasta is thicker than the usual spaghetti. But, in the USA, the pasta is thinner.
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6 random music trivia questions and answers
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Test your fellow music lovers with these random music trivia questions and answers. This round of trivia has all the best music questions from rock to pop and even maybe a little orchestra... You never know!
81. In which year were the US Grammy awards started?
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1959
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Some of the winners of the very first Grammy awards include Frank Sinatra and Ella Fitzgerald.
82. Which Beatles song was banned from the BBC for its lyrics?
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I am the Walrus
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It was banned due to the lyric "Girl, you let your knickers down".
83. Stewart Copeland was the drummer with which band?
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The Police
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He has also written music for ballet, orchestras, and operas.
84. Studies have shown that termites chew wood up to two times faster when listening to which genre of music?
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Heavy metal/Hard rock
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This is due to the heavy vibrations and frequencies in hard rock that the termites follow.
85. Which is the only one of the four basic mathematical symbols (+, –,×, ÷) that isn’t the title of an Ed Sheeran album?
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the minus symbol (-)
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He initially did this to get his album to stand out from the rest.
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86. Whose 2013 world tour was called ‘The Mrs. Carter Show’?
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Beyonce
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This was the ultimate tour which included most of her hits.
7 random movie trivia questions
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For anyone who loves watching any movie genre, these random movie trivia questions should be a breeze. Who says you need to have a favorite genre? All movies deserve to be viewed!
87. What superpower does Violet have in the movie "The Incredibles"?
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Invisibility
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This matches perfectly with her I-wish-I-was-invisible personality.
88. In "The Dark Knight Rises", Bane says that he is what kind of evil?
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Necessary evil
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Bane is pure evil.
89. Where is “Brokeback Mountain” in the film Brokeback Mountain?
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Wyoming
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A perfect place to film; the Rocky mountains sweep across most of Wyoming.
90. How many children are in the von Trapp family in The Sound of Music?
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7
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The last of the original Von Trappe children, Maria Franziska, died in 2014 at the age of 99.
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91. How much weight did actress Anne Hathaway have to drop to portray Fantine in the 2012 film Les Misérables?
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25 lbs
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While talking about the film, Anne Hathaway said the intense weight loss made her ill. She also had to shave her head for the role.
92. What was Jenny and Forrest’s sons name in Forrest Gump?
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Forrest Jr.
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Who was played by a young Haley Joel Osment.
93. Who was the first character to die in the horror film Psycho 3?
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A nun
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Although, her death is actually an accident.
5 random cartoon trivia
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Who said cartoons were only for kids? Revisit your favorite cartoons from when you were a child (and even those now that you're an adult!) with these random cartoon trivia.
94. In the Simpsons, what is Ned Flanders's wife's name?
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Maude
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The character was killed off in 2000, when the voice actor had to leave the show due to disputes.
95. What is the date of Superman's birthday?
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29th February
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The character's fictional birthday is celebrated on February 29 during leap years.
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96. What cartoon strip has never had an adult appear in it?
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Peanut
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Schulz, the creator of the comic strip, just never found a need for any adult to appear.
97. Which show features an organization of kids battling adult and teen tyranny?
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Codename: Kids Next Door
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The show follows the escapades of five 10-year-olds who work from a treehouse, battling tyranny with advanced technology.
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98. Which character has his own show about how he invents things in his lab?
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Dexter
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Dexter's Laboratory is about an 11-year old genius, Dexter, who invents things in his secret lab in his room that he hides from his parents.
4 random pop culture trivia
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The best kind of pop culture trivia are those that just gets blurted out. No theme, no rules, just fun, just anything about pop culture.
This list will help you come up with the most random pop culture trivia ever for when you need it for trivia night or just a normal day.
99. Who is the main character in The Hunger Games?
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Katniss Everdeen
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Katniss Everdeen is the narrator and main protagonist in The Hunger Games. Her story starts when she volunteered to take the place of her sister in the 74th Hunger Games.
100. What is the name of the bean sculpture in Chicago?
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Cloud Gate
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The Cloud Gate is a sculpture by Indian-British Anish Kapoor.
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101. Fans spotted a modern item accidentally left in a scene in Little Women. What was it?
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A Hydro Flask!
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The hydroflash (and a water bottle) was seen in a scene with Timothee Chalamet in it.
102. What is Future Nostalgia?
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It's an album
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The album "Future Nostalgia" is the 2nd studio album of famous pop singer Dua Lipa.
Downloadable and Printable List of Random Trivia Questions and Answers
Here is a downloadable and printable list of Random trivia questions and answers (right click the image and select Save Image As...):
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How To Pick The Best Random Trivia Questions
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Whether you're organizing a trivia night or you're simply looking for some interesting new facts to teach your friends, it's important to choose the best random trivia questions and answers. So how do you do this? What makes good, random trivia? Check out this short guide.
1. Choose a Good Range of Questions
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When choosing random trivia questions, it's important to choose a solid range. Don't just focus on questions relating to one topic, like pop culture trivia or geography.
Instead, make your questions as varied as possible. When you choose a good range of topics, you ensure that everyone has a chance to excel.
2. Don't Make it Too Easy (or Too Hard)
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Another good top is to choose random trivia questions and answers that are neither too hard nor too easy. Sure, you can throw a couple of tricky questions in there, but don't make them all way too hard. That's no fun.
On the flip side, don't make them all super easy. It's easy to underestimate people's intelligence, and you might be surprised at how knowledgeable your friends are.
4. Let Everyone Pick a Few Questions
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If one person picks all the random trivia, you can probably guess what'll happen. That's right, they'll know all the answers.
To create a fair game, let everyone pick a few questions - or better yet, let someone who's not even going to play pick. This way, no one will have an unfair advantage.
More Awesome Ice Breaker Games and Questions To Ask
If you're still looking for different questions to ask a crush or anyone else for that matter, there are plenty more options out there. Check out these funny and interesting questions to ask someone:
- Up for a game of truth or dare? Check out this truth or dare questions for all kinds of interesting ideas for your next game.
- If you're just meeting someone for the first time, you might want to check out these funny ice breaker games. These games will help you get rid of that initial awkwardness.
- Another interesting game to play is "never have I ever." To make this game fun, you need to ask the right questions... And that's why you should choose these never have I ever questions.
In Conclusion
Random trivia questions and answers can be tons of fun, and as cheesy as it sounds, it can also be a great source for education.
You never know when you might need a little bit of random, seemingly useless information. Brushing up on trivia can help you excel in school, impress your crush, or even gain a more complete understanding of the world around you. These are just some of the benefits of trivia questions!
And if you're looking for ice breaker questions, trivia questions can go a long way.
Spending hours on social media doesn't really get you anywhere. With random trivia questions and answers, you'll be doing something productive and interesting with your time.
You should never stop questioning the world around you. That's why trivia questions are some of the best questions to ask yourself.
