Think You're Smart? Try To Get 100% On This Pub Quiz!

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If you've ever been to trivia night at the local pub, you know all about how these quizzes work. Sometimes they seem too hard to be true, but once you get the question right it can fill you with an overwhelming sense of pride. It's definitely a fun and unique way to spend your night, and hey, you might even learn something while you're at it. Obviously you're not at a pub right now, but allow us to transport you to your favorite establishment, where a quiz is about to begin.

These questions have no coherent theme or pattern, and it's completely general trivia. Are you that person in your group of friends who has a penchant for useless trivia, but can never find an opportunity to use it? Well here's your chance! This quiz will push you knowledge of the world to its absolute limits. It will even take you to space. It will help you relive some of your favorite movies, albums, and moments in pop culture. And it will also take you on a journey back in time. It sounds fun - but don't get ahead of yourself - it'll definitely be a challenge. Well? Are you ready to begin?

Question 1

What Is A Group Of Crows Called?

We all know that different groups of animals have special names. For instance, a group of fish is called a "school" of fish, and so on. This might just be a useless term to some people, but it's another intricate part of the English language that only some people know. What about Crows? These special birds are incredibly smart, and are seen as ominous and evil by many cultures. But do you know what a group of these animals is called?

Question 2

Why Is The Sky Blue?

"Why is the sky blue?" It's one of those questions that most of us have asked our teachers at least once in our life, although it's always hard to remember exactly what they said. It's interesting to note that the sky might be blue on Earth, but on another planet there might be an entirely different colored sky. Imagine if our sky was green or purple... But why isn't it? What makes our sky blue, and not another random color?

Question 3

What Controls The Tides?

Another question you might have asked about this wonderful planet we live on is "What controls the tides?" This simple question might not have a simple answer, although if you're smart, you already know the answer to this question. We rely on the tides for many things, but it can also spell destruction for our small towns and villages that live on the coastline. Some say the tides are rising due to the melting ice caps. But what actually controls the tides?

Question 4

True Or False, The Sun Is At The Center Of The Galaxy

For many years, early astronomers had a hard time understanding the sun. To them, it seemed more like a living thing, a god even, than a celestial object. One thing's for sure, we rely heavily on the sun for all kinds of things. It warms our planet, and also helps plants grow which are essential for the growth of food. The sun is essential for life on this wonderful planet of ours. But is it true that it's in the center of the galaxy?

Question 5

What Was Pixar’s First Feature Film?

Pixar is an amazing film studio that has completely taken over the world of animation. Since its inception, it has been giving us all kinds of amazing movies, and each one seems better and more interesting than the last. Disney bought Pixar Studios, and since then the studio has become even bigger. But sometimes it's the first movie that we remember the most. This first movie was one that really won over a lot of people. But which movie was this?

Question 6

Which Hawaiian Harbor Was Attacked During World War II?

One of the worst parts of the past century was World War II. The world was split into two sides as both hurled the most destructive weapons of war the world had ever seen at each other. America stayed out of the war for many years, until a Japanese attack on one of their harbors forced their hand. This harbor was heavily damaged, along with many of the ships anchored there. But which Hawaiian harbor was so heavily attacked in this event?

Question 7

Which Arnold Schwarzenegger Movie Had Him Searching For A Turbo Man Doll?

Arnold Schwarzenegger might not be the movie star he once was, but back in the day he was in pretty much everything - even Christmas movies! And despite what people were expecting, this movie wasn't half bad! The film centered around Schwarzenegger scouring the city for one of the coveted Turbo Man dolls, a toy that all the kids are crazy about. This wild and wacky adventure blends both comedy and action in a surprising way. But which film was this?

Question 8

What Is The Capital Of India?

Here's a question for all you geography buffs out there. Knowing your capital cities might seem like a useless thing to learn, but it's perfect for trivia. India is a massive country, both in size and in population. Its economy is growing too, and it looks on course to become a major world power sometime soon. Many Western jobs are being outsourced to India, and they even have their own space program now. But what is the capital of India?

Question 9

What Is The Largest Fresh Water Lake In North America?

Another thing you might have learned in school is the great lakes of North America, although you probably thought this information was pretty useless too. Well now you get to use it with this trivia question. Lakes are very important, and North America is blessed to have so many. They're an important source of drinking water, and soon we might find that to be an even more important resource than oil. But do you know what the largest fresh water lake in North America is?

Question 10

Anthony Stark Is The Alter-Ego Of Which Superhero?

Superhero movies are all the rage these days, but comic books were popular long before our favorite heroes took to the big screen. Many of our most loved superheroes have alter-egos, and this is what makes them so interesting. We get to see their everyday persona, and then we get to see who they really are. Every person is like this to some respect, hiding parts of their true self most of the time. But which superhero is Anthony Stark?

Question 11

Bernie Sanders Is A US Senator From Which State?

Bernie Sanders grew to immense popularity during the run up to the past elections, and he was seen as an incredibly popular candidate among the young generations especially. His plan to make college education free in America was both controversial and encouraging to a lot of people. He did not win the Democratic nomination for their presidential candidate, but that didn't stop a lot of people from supporting him afterwards. But do you know which state this US Senator is from?

Question 12

The US Invasion Of Nazi-Occupied France Was Known As…

As the war drew to a close, Hitler became more and more desperate. It soon began clear that his dream was over, and it was only a matter of time until his nation and his newly acquired empire fell. Things looked even more dismal for him after the Americans joined the fight, and the full brunt of the US military was brought down upon Nazi-occupied France in the first real contribution to the war by US forces. What was the invasion called?

Question 13

How Many Arms Does A Starfish Usually Have?

Starfish are one of the most picturesque creatures that one can find on the bottom of the ocean floor. They are beautiful and strange at the same time, and often pop up in cartoons and movies. Some people might not know that Starfish have impressive regenerative abilities, and can regrow entire arms if they get bitten or injured. Speaking of arms, do you know how many arms a Starfish generally has? If you get stuck, just think of what a star looks like.

Question 14

What Type Of English “Pudding” Is Made From Blood?

The English are generally not known for having amazing food. But those who live in this country enjoy the national food, which generally involves a lot of meat and fat. Their national dish is actually Fish N' Chips, crusted in beer batter. But perhaps one of their more adventurous dishes is made out of primarily pig's blood. This is generally eaten at breakfast time, and those who enjoy it really love it. But do you know what this type of pudding is called?

Question 15

What Is The Highest Mountain In Japan?

Across the world, there are some truly beautiful mountains. In North America, you have the Rocky Mountains. In Asia, you have Mount Everest, the tallest mountain in the world. But in Japan, there is a particularly beautiful and alluring mountain, which is the largest peak in the entire country. It's often included in paintings and poems are written about it, and you can see why. It's very picturesque. But do you know the name of this famous high peak in Japan?

Question 16

Who Released The Album “Get Rich Or Die Tryin’?”

"Get Rich Or Die Tryin'" was one of the most famous rap albums that ever came out. In a way, it represented the ideals of the American dream, and the determination it takes to become financially successful. This album was incredibly successful, and it also spawned a movie, as well as countless music videos. Many people still love this album, and play its songs in their car or in their homes. But do you remember who released this famous album?

Question 17

What Is The Second-Largest Country In The World, After Russia?

Most people know that Russia is the largest country in the world. Their land mass stretches impressively across Asia, and shares borders with China and many other Asian countries. Despite their huge amount of land, they have a pretty small economy compared to some of the other powerhouses in the world. The second-biggest country in the world is one that many of you will be familiar with, and it takes up almost as much space. But do you know which country this is?

Question 18

Which Soccer Team Is Nicknamed “The Old Lady?”

If you're familiar with soccer, this question should be pretty easy. If not, you may be asking yourself why the hell a sports team would be nicknamed something as ridiculous as "The Old Lady." Well let's just say that the Europeans are a little... different. The team which is nicknamed this is a very old side, and they regularly compete in the Champions League competition. The nickname is actually a play on the team's name, which means "youth." But which team is this?

Question 19

Where Does The Pope Live?

Another thing from Italy is the Pope. This is the highest religious level for the Roman Catholic religion, and he is said to be a representative of God on Earth. There have been many Popes over the years, but each one resides in the same place. This small city within Rome, Italy, is actually a sovereign state, and is considered its own country, technically. The city is home to all kinds of amazing monuments. But what is this city called?

Question 20

What Is The Largest Muscle In The Human Body?

The human body is a wonderful and interesting thing. When you think about how complex all of the features and all of the little details that are present in our bodies, it really blows you away. As well as our cardiovascular system, our nervous system, and our skeletal structure, one of the most amazing networks in our bodies is our muscles. But there is one muscle that is bigger than all the rest. Do you know which muscle this is?

Question 21

What Is The Capital Of Iceland?

We've already established that the capital of India is New Delhi, but now let's make things even more challenging. Let's travel to the capital of country called Iceland. This country is inhabited by Scandinavian people who have roots back to the Viking era. These people have one of the smallest populations, and yet they still managed to beat England in the FIFA world cup of soccer recently. But do you know what the capital of this Icy, small country is?

Question 22

Which Is The Only Dwarf That Never Speaks In “Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs?”

Most of us remember the old tale "Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs." This is a story that is very old, although most people know it because of the Disney movie that was released so many years ago. Part of what makes this movie so much fun is the Dwarfs. These seven little characters are constantly singing, working, or acting fascinated with Snow White. But there is one Dwarf who never speaks. Do you remember which of the seven Dwarfs never spoke?

Question 23

Arachnophobia Is A Fear Of What?

We're all afraid of something. These fears are generally known as "phobias." The psychological and scientific name for each of these various fears usually follows the following format: The name of what you're afraid of, in Latin, followed by the ending "phobia." For example, Homophobia is the fear of gay people, and claustrophobia is the fear of small spaces. It's actually pretty simple if you know your Latin. But do you know what fear is represented by the phrase "Arachnophobia?"

Question 24

What Does “GPS” Stand For?

GPS is something we all rely on every day of our lives pretty much. It's the technology behind google maps, the same technology that gives you directions when you drive, or helps locate businesses close to your location. It works by using satellites to locate you based on triangulation, although this actually requires four separate satellites to find your location on the face of the Earth. We rely on it a lot, but what does the acronym "GPS" actually mean?

Question 25

Which Bird Lays The Biggest Eggs In The World?

Who doesn't love eggs? Many people love to eat the eggs of chickens, but the truth is that pretty much all birds lay eggs. This reminds us that birds are actually more related to dinosaurs and lizards than they are to mammals and creatures who give birth to live offspring. There are all kinds of birds in the world, and as a result there are all kings of eggs in the world. But do you know which bird lays the biggest eggs?

Question 26

Who Was The First Man In Space?

A surprising amount of people get this wrong. The first man in space was thrust into the history books at during one of the most exciting Cold War rivalries - the space race. The USSR and the USA were locked in a fierce battle to be the first to dominate the great unknown - space. But the Russians proved themselves to be a worthy opponent in this field - showing the world that their space technology was incredibly advanced. But who was the first man in space?

Question 27

What Is The Name Of Fred Flintstone’s Daughter?

The Flintstones were America's favorite prehistoric family for many years. People still love this show, although it's not as popular as it once was. Back in the day, this show was equivalent to Family Guy or The Simpsons, and people watched it religiously. The show centers around the family of Fred Flintstone, a caveman who somehow lives at the same time as dinosaurs. He has a daughter, and she later grows up and features in a spin-off. But what is his daughter's name?

Question 28

What Is A Group Of Lions Called?

A group of Lions is one of the few things you don't want to run into while in the wild. If you thought one Lion was dangerous, wait until you run into a whole gang of them. It's usually the females that hunt as a group, although the male joins in from time to time. These animals have the cohesiveness and unity of a pack of wolves, and they pack a much harder punch. But do you know what a group of Lions is called?

Question 29

True Or False, All Polar Bears Are Left-Handed

Polar Bears are some of the most-loved creatures in the natural world. These white bears have an almost magical quality to them, and I guess that's why they are featured so heavily in Coca-Cola commercials. A little known fact about Polar Bears is that they don't actually have white fur - their hair follicles are transparent, meaning they pick up the white reflected light that bounces off the snow and ice around them. But is it true that all Polar Bears are left-handed?

Question 30

Helen, The “Woman That Launched 1000 Ships,” Was Taken To Which Ancient City?

One of the oldest stories known to man is Homer's Iliad, and in this story is an account of one of the most famous battles in history which detailed the siege of an ancient city. As the story goes, this war was started because a travelling prince stole the wife of a powerful Greek king. This woman was immensely beautiful, and so she gained the reputation as "The woman that launched a thousand ships." But what was the name of the city she was brought to?

Question 31

What Is A Group Of Whales Called?

So we've established that a group of crows is called a murder, and that a group of Lions is called a Pride. But what about Whales? These mammalian sea creatures are some of the most amazing animals on the Earth. Many evolutionary researchers believe that Whales were once land mammals like Horses or Wolves, and this would explain the way they work in strong family groups, like Wolf packs. But do you know what a group of whales is called?

Question 32

What Was Pompeii Destroyed By?

Archaeologists stumbled upon a treasure trove when they unearthed the lost remains of Pompeii. This ancient Greek city was the site of a major disaster which completely wiped out the city in a matter of moments. The most interesting and potentially disturbing thing about these ruins is the fact that you can see the people's bodies just as they were when they died. They also found other items, perfectly preserved. But do you know what disaster caused the complete destruction of Pompeii?

Question 33

What Is The Name Of The Fifth Harry Potter Book?

All you Harry Potter fans out there should have no trouble getting this answer right. Then again, there were a ton of books, and the movies confused things even more. They split the last book into two movies, so you were never really sure how to order or count them. But in this case, we are talking specifically about the books, not the movies. The fifth Harry Potter book was an amazing entry in the series. But do you know its title?

Question 34

Why Can’t A Man Living In New Jersey Be Buried In Vermont?

Here's a good one to end the quiz on, because it involves death. Many people will get this right away, but others will have to spend more time on it. There's all sorts of possibilities here, and in the end you could say that you have to think outside the box in order to get it right. You could also say that the correct answer is slightly obscure. Well? Why can't a man living in New Jersey be buried in Vermont?

Question 35

Which Invading Force Conquered England In 1066?

England is one of the most tactically advantageous countries, geographically. It's much easier to defend an island than it is a country surrounded by neighboring countries on all fronts. This is basically what helped Britain survive in world war 2. But in the past, they haven't been so lucky. This country has fallen to multiple invasions, including the Romans. But many years later, in 1066, they were completely conquered by a invading force. Which army was this, that inspired the creation of the Bayeux Tapestry?

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