Play Trivial Pursuit by Answering Random Questions - Statistics

Jump to: Answers on the Map | Answer Stats | Score Distribution | Your Scores

General Stats

This quiz has been taken 6,428 times
The average score is 3 of 6

Answers on the Map

Answers color-coded by a green-red scale on the quiz's map according to % correct below.

Answer Stats

Group	Colour	Category	Question	Answer	% Correct
Questions	Orange	Sports & Leisure	The art of folding paper is known as what?	Origami	97%
Questions	Blue	Geography	What is the only country to start with the letter O?	Oman	95%
Questions	Orange	Sports & Leisure	Students just starting to learn karate receive what color belt?	White	95%
Questions	Green	Science & Nature	Fe is the abbreviation for which element on the periodic table?	Iron	94%
Questions	Orange	Sports & Leisure	The Queen’s Gambit is a move in what game?	Chess	91%
Questions	Green	Science & Nature	Which famous mathematician is credited with discovering gravity?	Isaac Newton	91%
Questions	Yellow	History	Which British monarch have had the longest reign?	Queen Elizabeth II	90%
Questions	Green	Science & Nature	The Orca is also known as what?	Killer whale	88%
Questions	Yellow	History	The assassination of which figure is often thought to be the spark that ignited WW1?	Archduke Franz Ferdinand	86%
Questions	Yellow	History	The network of trade routes that connected China and the Far East with Europe and the Middle East was known as what?	Silk Road	85%
Questions	Purple	Arts & Literature	The Last Supper was painted by which artist?	Leonardo da Vinci	84%
Questions	Blue	Geography	How many time zones are there in Russia?	11	83%
Questions	Yellow	History	Who was the ancient Egyptian Sun God?	Ra	81%
Questions	Blue	Geography	Albania, Bulgaria, North Macedonia, and Turkey are the four nations that border which country?	Greece	80%
Questions	Blue	Geography	Which country’s flag is a yellow stripe on the bottom and a light blue stripe on the top?	Ukraine	80%
Questions	Orange	Sports & Leisure	Name a style of dance mentioned in the NATO phonetic alphabet.	Foxtrot/Tango	78%
Questions	Yellow	History	The Secret Annex where Anne Frank and her family hid is located in which city?	Amsterdam	76%
Questions	Yellow	History	The Battle of the Bulge was fought during which war?	WWII	76%
Questions	Orange	Sports & Leisure	A marathon is how many miles?	26	75%
Questions	Green	Science & Nature	An educated guess made at the start of an experiment is called what?	Hypothesis	75%
Questions	Pink	Entertainment	What is the name of the main character on Breaking Bad?	Walter White	75%
Questions	Yellow	History	Who is the only US president to have served 3 full terms?	Franklin D. Roosevelt	74%
Questions	Green	Science & Nature	Ornithology is the study of what?	Birds	71%
Questions	Orange	Sports & Leisure	This game is played with a net on a stick.	Lacrosse	71%
Questions	Purple	Arts & Literature	Chartreuse is what color?	Yellowish Green	71%
Questions	Blue	Geography	What is the biggest desert in the world?	Antarctic	69%
Questions	Orange	Sports & Leisure	What is the highest possible hand in poker?	Royal Flush	69%
Questions	Purple	Arts & Literature	How many years did it take Michaelangelo to paint the Sistine Chapel?	4	68%
Questions	Orange	Sports & Leisure	The practice of moving between point A and B in complex and difficult ways (for example, running up walls and jumping over gaps between buildings) is known as what?	Parkour	68%
Questions	Green	Science & Nature	La Niña is a cooling event in the central and eastern tropical Pacific. The opposite phenomenon, aka a heating of these areas, is known as what?	El Niño	66%
Questions	Orange	Sports & Leisure	What famous video game character first appeared in Donkey Kong under the name "Jumpman"?	Super Mario	66%
Questions	Pink	Entertainment	What year did Leonardo DiCaprio (finally) win his first Oscar?	2016	65%
Questions	Blue	Geography	Which country has the largest population of Muslims?	Indonesia	65%
Questions	Green	Science & Nature	Dihydrogen monoxide is a chemical name for what substance?	Water	65%
Questions	Blue	Geography	Which country’s currency features the “Big 5” animals, aka the lion, leopard, rhino, elephant, and African buffalo?	South Africa (rand)	64%
Questions	Green	Science & Nature	Which dinosaur name means "fast thief"?	Velociraptor	64%
Questions	Yellow	History	What is the year of the first recorded flight?	1890/1903	63%
Questions	Green	Science & Nature	Helianthus is the scientific name for which summer flower?	Sunflower	63%
Questions	Orange	Sports & Leisure	What term is used to describe a score of zero in tennis?	Love	62%
Questions	Orange	Sports & Leisure	Arnold Palmer was what kind of athlete?	Golfer	61%
Questions	Green	Science & Nature	E=mc² is the formula for which theoretical equation?	Theory of Relativity	61%
Questions	Pink	Entertainment	Michael Myers is the villain of which horror movie franchise?	Halloween	60%
Questions	Orange	Sports & Leisure	Blue Ribbon Sports was the name of which famous athletic wear company?	Nike	60%
Questions	Blue	Geography	The won is the official currency of which countries?	North Korea/South Korea	60%
Questions	Pink	Entertainment	Pete Best was the original drummer for which famous band?	The Beatles	60%
Questions	Purple	Arts & Literature	What painter is most famous for his series of water lilies?	Claude Monet	59%
Questions	Blue	Geography	The Dead Sea is located between which two countries?	Jordan and Israel	59%
Questions	Green	Science & Nature	Who is the only scientist to have won a Nobel Prize in two different scientific categories?	Marie Curie	59%
Questions	Yellow	History	Before the White House became the official home of US presidents, the first executive mansion was located in which city?	Philadelphia	59%
Questions	Yellow	History	Which country first legalized same-sex marriage in 2001?	Netherlands	58%
Questions	Blue	Geography	In which country is located Easter Island?	Chile	56%
Questions	Green	Science & Nature	A wave of smaller tremors following a larger earthquake is known as what?	Aftershock	55%
Questions	Blue	Geography	What is the term for a series of islands connected under water?	Archipelago	55%
Questions	Blue	Geography	Dhaka is the capital of which country?	Bangladesh	55%
Questions	Purple	Arts & Literature	Which famous artist made headlines by shredding a piece of his artwork that was up for auction the moment it was sold?	Banksy	55%
Questions	Green	Science & Nature	When two different species help each other out in nature, it is often called either a mutualistic or a ______ relationship.	Symbiotic	55%
Questions	Purple	Arts & Literature	There is a statue of what animal on Wall Street?	Charging Bull	54%
Questions	Blue	Geography	Angel Falls, the tallest waterfall in the world, is located in which country?	Venezuela	53%
Questions	Purple	Arts & Literature	Samuel Langhorne Clemens is the birth name of which famous American author?	Mark Twain	49%
Questions	Green	Science & Nature	This British mathematician helped to crack the Enigma code during WW2 and made one of history’s earliest computers.	Alan Turing	48%
Questions	Pink	Entertainment	The character of Fraser Crane originated on which famous 80’s sitcom?	Cheers	48%
Questions	Purple	Arts & Literature	Which classic novel opens with the line “Call Me Ishmael”?	Moby Dick	48%
Questions	Yellow	History	Who was the first female prime minister of India?	Indira Gandhi	47%
Questions	Purple	Arts & Literature	What is the name of the protagonist detective in Agatha Christie’s most famous book series?	Hercule Poirot	45%
Questions	Purple	Arts & Literature	This famous painter originally dreamed of becoming a doctor before a bus crash left her with severe injuries.	Frida Kahlo	43%
Questions	Pink	Entertainment	Which actor played James Bond in the most movies?	Roger Moore	43%
Questions	Pink	Entertainment	Whitney Houston’s hit I will always love you was originally written and performed by which musician?	Dolly Parton	40%
Questions	Green	Science & Nature	Ohms are a unit of measurement of what?	Electrical resistance	40%
Questions	Blue	Geography	The largest active volcano in the world is located where (FLS)?	Hawaii	40%
Questions	Yellow	History	What year did Pakistan gain independence and split from India?	1947	39%
Questions	Purple	Arts & Literature	What is the literary term for a word that describes a sound?	Onomatopoeia	39%
Questions	Blue	Geography	Tourists can swim in the sea with pigs in which country?	Bahamas	38%
Questions	Yellow	History	Madiba is the nickname of which former world leader?	Nelson Mandela	36%
Questions	Yellow	History	Who was the first emperor of the Holy Roman Empire?	Charlemagne	35%
Questions	Pink	Entertainment	Which parody award show gives out awards to the year’s worst movies and movie actors?	Golden Raspberry Awards	35%
Questions	Pink	Entertainment	Which celebrity has fulfilled the most Make-A-Wish requests?	John Cena	35%
Questions	Pink	Entertainment	Which musical was the longest running show on Broadway?	The Phantom of the Opera	34%
Questions	Orange	Sports & Leisure	The Rose Bowl takes place in which Californian city?	Pasadena	34%
Questions	Green	Science & Nature	The North Star (Polaris) is located within which constellation?	Ursa Minor/The Little Dipper	33%
Questions	Pink	Entertainment	What does VHS stand for?	Video Home System	33%
Questions	Orange	Sports & Leisure	Which team won the first ever Super Bowl?	Green Bay Packers	32%
Questions	Purple	Arts & Literature	In The Great Gatsby, the billboard for Dr. Eckleburg features what body part?	Eyes	31%
Questions	Pink	Entertainment	Disney’s animated movie Frozen is based on what fairytale?	The Snow Queen	31%
Questions	Blue	Geography	Which country is nicknamed the sugar bowl of the world?	Cuba	30%
Questions	Yellow	History	From the 16th to 19th centuries, India was ruled by which dynasty?	Mughal	30%
Questions	Pink	Entertainment	Which childhood star went on to become United States ambassador to Ghana and to Czechoslovakia?	Shirley Temple	30%
Questions	Purple	Arts & Literature	Which famous artist designed the logo for Chupa Chups lollipops?	Salvador Dalí	25%
Questions	Orange	Sports & Leisure	The Baseball Hall of Fame is located in which city?	Cooperstown	24%
Questions	Yellow	History	What archeologist discovered King Tut’s tomb?	Howard Carter	24%
Questions	Blue	Geography	Truth or Consequences is a town located in which US state?	New Mexico	21%
Questions	Yellow	History	This Civil War Nurse founded the American Red Cross.	Clara Barton	17%
Questions	Green	Science & Nature	HTTP stands for what?	Hypertext Transfer Protocol	14%
Questions	Pink	Entertainment	What was the first Netflix show to win an Emmy?	House of Cards	10%
Questions	Pink	Entertainment	Who was the first African American to win an Academy Award?	Hattie McDaniel	9%
Questions	Orange	Sports & Leisure	Arctophiles collect what?	Teddy bears	9%
Questions	Purple	Arts & Literature	This style of art and architecture is largely inspired by the natural curve of plants and flowers, and can often be found on the labels of Absinthe bottles.	Art Nouveau	7%
Questions	Purple	Arts & Literature	Which American writer was descended from the real life counterpart of a character portrayed in The Crucible?	Nathaniel Hawthorne	6%
Questions	Purple	Arts & Literature	Who wrote the satirical essay “A Modest Proposal?	Jonathan Swift	5%
Questions	Pink	Entertainment	Which was the first Marvel movie without a Stan Lee cameo?	Spiderman: Far From Home	4%
Questions	Orange	Sports & Leisure	Nascar stands for what?	National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing	3%
Questions	Purple	Arts & Literature	Which poet wrote the poem Lady Lazarus?	Sylvia Plath	3%
Questions	Pink	Entertainment	What is the name of the only comic book character that is legally owned by both Marvel and DC?	Access	2%

Score Distribution

Percent of People with Each Score

Percentile by Number Answered

Your Score History

You have not taken this quiz

Countries of the World Quiz

US States Quiz

All Disney Animated Movies

Roman Numeral Decoding Quiz

Pixar Movies Quiz

Countries with Four Letters

Official Languages of the World

7 Deadly Sins

Top 100 Harry Potter Characters by Mention

Countries with the Most Borders

NCAA Football Teams

Smallest Countries by Population and Area