Fun world trivia questions and facts with answers.
- What was an official language in 87 nations and territories, by
1994?
- What's the third-largest continent in square miles?
- What is the capital of Kuwait?
- What town name did residents of a Florida retirement
community switch to because they found Sunset Depressing?
- What's the second most populous continent?
- What finally went out of fashion in ancient Rome, prompting people
to begin wearing short pants called feminalia?
- What southwestern U.S. state has the highest percentage of
non-English speakers?
- What M-word did Texas citizens choose as a town name that would
"attract" folks?
- What state leads the U.S. with 15 tons of solid waste per citizen
each year?
- Which is further from the equator, Tasmania, Tanzania, or
Transylvania?
- What eastern town is home for a service academy and the U.S. Sliver
Depository?
- What's the University of Paris more commonly called?
- What two French cities are connected by the planet's fastest
passenger train?
- What religion has the most adherent, Buddhism, Christianity or Islam?
- What U.S. state boasts a town called Captain Cook?
- What's the Greek name for hell?
- What European country does Aruba maintain the strongest ties to?
- What do the Chinese call kwai-tsze, or "quick little
fellows"?
- What European country uses its Latin name, Helvetia, on its stamps?
- What British university boasts and endowment called the Jackie
Mason Lectureship in Contemporary Judaism?
- What country did Greek historian Herodotus dub "the gift of
the Nile"?
- What country is only bordered by Spain?
- What's the flattest U.S. state?
- What U.S. state, after much debate, made the bizcochito the
official state cookie?
- What Australian city boasts the largest Greek population in the
world outside of Greece?
- What U.S. state boasts the towns of Gulf Stream, Lakebreeze and
Frostproof?
- What country has bee the planet's largest aid donor since 1991?
- What island nation is a must for anyone wishing to see 40 species
of lemours?
- What country is almost twice as large as either the U.S. or China?
- What South Asian city is the planet's biggest feature film producer?
- How many Great Lakes do not border Michigan?
- What cowboy tune is the official song of Kansas?
- What continent boasts the most telephone lines?
- What do Texas beef partisans call "wool on a stick"?
- What South American country was home to the early human 'Patagnian
giants"?
- What Western Hemisphere people spoke Nahuatl?
- What New Orleans soup has a name derived from the Bantu word for
okra?
- What Pacific atoll got its name from its location between the Americas and Asia?
- What state volunteered to drop the moniker Hog and Hominy State?
- What regional accent did Americans deem sexiest, most liked and
most recognizable?
- What interstate highway connects Boston and Seattle?
Answers to Daily Trivia Quiz # 85
- English.
- North America.
- Kuwait City. World trivia questions.
- Sunrise.
- Europe.
- The Toga.
- New Mexico.
- Magnet.
- California.
- Transylvania.
- West Point.
- The Sorbonne.
- Paris and Lyons.
- Christianity.
- Hawaii.
- Hades.
- The Netherlands.
- Chopsticks.
- Switzerland.
- Oxford.
- Egypt.
- Portugal.
- Florida.
- New Mexico.
- Melbourne.
- Florida.
- Japan.
- Madagascar.
- Russia.
- Bombay.
- One.
- Home on the Range.
- Europe.
- Lamb.
- Argentina.
- The Aztecs.
- Gumbo.
- The Midway Islands.
- Tennessee.
- Southern.
- I-90.