See If You Have What It Takes To Be A Real Trivia Champion: Get Over 20/25

Ever played Trivial Pursuit?

Once called “the biggest phenomenon in game history” by Time Magazine, Trivial Pursuit is a board game that consists of trivia and pop culture questions. You win the game by becoming the first player to collect a wedge from each trivia category color. Similar to the actual game, this quiz consists of questions ranging from geography to popular culture. Your mission is to answer as many questions correctly as you can, just like in Trivial Pursuit. 🤓

Time to show off your trivia knowledge!

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1. What does VHS stand for?

Voice Home System

Video Home System

Visual Home System

Virtual Home System

People crossing a busy street in an urban setting, highlighting civilization and modern life dynamics.

Kaique Rocha

2. What was the first known civilization in human history?

Mesopotamia

Egypt

Norte Chico

Indus Valley

Colorful abstract molecular structure representing the element iron, chemical symbol Fe, in a scientific visual.

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3. Fe is the symbol of which chemical element?

Gold

Iron

Helium

Silver

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4. What type of animal is an orca?

Dolphin

Whale

Bird

Shark

"Trivial Pursuit: The Last Supper painting by Leonardo da Vinci depicting Jesus and disciples at a long table."

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5. Who painted The Last Supper?

Pablo Picasso

Leonardo da Vinci

Michelangelo

Raphael

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6. Which country first legalized same-gender marriage?

Greece

The Netherlands

Sweden

Denmark

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7. Andy Murray was an active player in which sport?

Basketball

Wrestling

Tennis

Swimming

Person viewing human anatomy diagram on tablet, relevant to bones in adult human body.

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8. How many bones are there in the adult human body?

More than 200

More than 250

More than 300

More than 350

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9. Who was the first person to win two Nobel Prizes?

Albert Einstein

Marie Curie

Ivan Pavlov

Mother Teresa

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Leeloo The First

10. Ornithology is the study of what?

Birds

Insects

Mammals

Cats

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Andrea Piacquadio

11. The Queen's Gambit is a strategy used in which one of these games?

Chess

Sudoku

Backgammon

Poker

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12. What is the name of the main character in Breaking Bad?

Winona Ryder

Walter Wayne

Walter White

Wade Johnson

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13. Dhaka is the capital of which country?

Indonesia

Pakistan

Sri Lanka

Bangladesh

Sphinx under a starry sky, symbolizing ancient Egyptian gods.

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14. Who was one of the ancient Egyptian gods?

Juno

Mercury

Vesta

Horus

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15. Which movie is the first talking movie with dialogue?

Casablanca

Gone With The Wind

The Jazz Singer

Citizen Kane

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16. Whitney Houston's "I Will Always Love You" was originally written and performed by whom?

Jennifer Lopez

Dolly Parton

Mariah Carey

Tina Turner

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Suzy Hazelwood

17. Which country is called the ''Sugar Bowl'' of the world?

Venezuela

Sri Lanka

Cuba

Albania

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18. Who wrote the poem titled Lady Lazarus?

Virginia Woolf

Sylvia Plath

Robert Frost

William Blake

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19. Which term describes the score zero in tennis?

Deuce

Nill

Null

Love

Young girl practicing karate, wearing a white belt, in a dimly lit dojo.

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20. If you're a beginner at karate, which belt would you wear at first?

White

Black

Yellow

Blue

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Nothing Ahead

21. "Call me Ishmael" is the opening line of which book?

To Kill a Mockingbird

Crime and Punishment

Moby-Dick

Ulysses

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Victor Freitas

22. Arnold Palmer was an athlete in which field?

Tennis

Golf

Basketball

Soccer

Markus Spiske

23. True or False: A standard-sized basketball has over 35,000 dots on it.

TRUE

FALSE

Chupa Chups

24. Who designed the famous logo for Chupa Chups lollipops?

Jackson Pollock

Salvador Dalí

Edward Hopper

Andy Warhol

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Luis Quintero

25. True or False: The first trailer was shown in 1943.

TRUE

FALSE

What do you think ?

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2bwhctmvgn 1 week ago

"The orca (Orcinus orca), or killer whale, is a toothed whale and the largest member of the oceanic dolphin family."

4points

Ece Cenker 1 week ago

How do I manage to pitifully miss the questions I actually know and just hit the right choice when I've absolutely no idea?!

3points

Harry Gondalf 1 week ago

first question was wrong: VHS stands for 'very high speed', referring to the speed of the spinning read/write head compared to the relatively slow-moving magnetic tape.

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