Trivia questions and answers - Places, Locations, Cities, States, Countries and more.
- What Canadian province got its name from the Iroquois word guilibek,
meaning "place where waters narrow"?
- Which U.S. president used some of his winnings from poker games to help launch his campaign for a seat in the U.S.
House of Representatives?
- What country's farthest southern and northern points are Land's End
and John O' Groats, respectively?
- What New York City landmark is the largest movie theater in the
U.S.?
- What's the world's longest road, running from Texas to Valparaiso,
Chile?
- What $7.2 million purchase did one senator call "an awful lot of ice
for an awful lot of dollars," in 1867?
- What European capital's Potsdamer Platz was busy enough to warrant
the world's first traffic light?
- What was the most populous state in the U.S. for the last time in
1800?/
- What Nepalese city name means "wooden temples"?
- What Egyptian city was built up during the Middle Ages from
limestone stripped off the exterior of the Great Pyramid?
- What Yukon mining district was the site of the 1890s gold rush?
- What Texas city along Route 66 got its name from the Spanish word
for yellow?
- What two republics make up the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia?
- What Scandinavian country last fought in a war in 1814?
- What U.S. state's public golf courses have the highest average green
fees?
- What former Soviet republic joined Russia as one of the world's ten
largest countries?
- What Arab country's national dish is a soup called fool?
- What continent are you on if you're lost in the eastern tip of
Egypt?
- What continent has the fewest flowering plants?
- What country lies on the western side of the Iberian Peninsula?
- What volatile nation was the first Caribbean country to gain
independence?
- What barnyard animal utterance is known in France as groin groin?
- What southern state capital got its name for being the terminus of
the Western & Atlantic Railroad?
- What desert's name was inspired by the array of colors that erosion
has exposed there?
- What Berlin landmark had lost over 60 tons in shipments to the U.S.
by 1990?
- What was the biggest city in America until 1755?
- What U.S. city had three of the world's five tallest man-made
structures in 1994?
- What cave mammals inspired some folks to dub Nebraska the
"Bug-eating State"?
- What Asian country has the world's lowest amount of urban green
space per person?
- What country went metric to join the European Community, but kept
the pint for use in pubs and for milk?
Answers to Fun Daily Trivia Quiz # 154 Places trivia answers.
- Quebec.
- Richard Nixon
- Britain's.
- Radio City Music Hall.
- The Pan-American Highway.
- Alaska.
- Berlin's.
- Virginia.
- Katmandu.
- Cairo.
- The Klondike.
- Amarillo.
- Montenegro and Serbia.
- Sweden.
- Hawaii's.
- Kazakhstan.
- Egypt's.
- Asia.
- Antarctica.
- Portugal.
- Haiti.
- Oink-Oink.
- Atlanta.
- The Painted Desert's.
- The Berlin Wall.
- Boston.
- Chicago.
- Bats.
- Japan.
- Britain.