Tag: Trivia Quiz Questions

1) Who wanted Shahryar to succeed Jahangir? a) Gulbadan b) Hamida Banu c) Noor Jahan d) Razia 2) What is the meaning of Shah Jahan? a) Kind ruler b) King of the world c) Rainbow d) World Conqueror 3) Who was Shah Jahan’s wife? a) Noor Mahal b) Mumtaz Mahal c) Anarkali d) Zenobia

1. When did Eswatini become independent? a) 14 January 1956 b) 24 May 1964 c) 6 September 1968 d) 30 November 1972 2. Which country is to the west of Eswatini? a) Kenya b) South Africa c) Tanzania d) Uganda 3. Which river in Eswatini has Ushushwana, Ngwempisi and Mkhondvo as tributaries? a) Usutu b) Lomati c) Komati d) Umbuzi

1) When was Dwight Eisenhower first sworn in as President of USA? a) 20 January 1953 b) 9 July 1950 c) 21 September 1951 d) 31 December 1949 2) When was Dwight Eisenhower born? a) 1 January 1885 b) 6 April 1884 c) 28 September 1888 d) 14 October 1890 3) Where was Dwight Eisenhower born? a) Denison b) Georgetown c) Detroit d) Abilene

1) When was John Milton born? a) 22 April 1600 b) 19 August 1604 c) 6 June 1606 d) 9 December 1608 2) Where was John Milton born? a) Bristol b) Yorkshire c) Liverpool d) London 3) Which school did John Milton attend? a) St. John’s School b) St. Paul’s School c) St. Peter’s School d) St. Thomas’ School

1. When did Otto Warburg win Nobel Prize for Medicine? a) 1923 b) 1931 c) 1924 d) 1926 2. When was Otto Warburg born? a) 5 February 1877 b) 1 May 1872 c) 8 October 1883 d) 3 August 1881 3. Where was Otto Warburg born? a) Rostock b) Essen c) Potsdam d) Freiburg im Breisgau

1) Who is the Head of State of New Zealand? a) President b) Governor General c) Monarch of UK d) Prime Minister 2) When did the New Zealand win gold medal in hockey in Olympics? a) 1964 b) 1972 c) 1976 d) 1984 3) How many wickets did Richard Hadlee take in Test cricket? a) 307 b) 355 c) 373 d) 431

Sydney Olympics 2000 Quiz Questions (Figures of the Olympic Movement are considered official.) 1) Which was the opening date of Sydney Olympics 2000? a) 14 July 2000 b) 15 May 2000 c) 15 September 2000 d) 14 November 2000 2) How many countries participated in Sydney Olympics 2000? a) 197 b) 159 c) 199 d) 140 3) Which two countries marched under one flag in Sydney Olympics 2000? a) Portugal and Spain b) India and Pakistan c) Germany and Italy d) North Korea and South Korea 4) Which country was excluded from Sydney Olympics 2000? a) Afghanistan b) Rhodesia c) ... Read more

1) When was Walter Scott born? a) 26 January 1770 b) 15 August 1771 c) 4 July 1776 d) 9 June 1783 2) Which illness left Walter Scott lame in the right leg? a) Polio b) Small Pox c) Chicken Pox d) Diptheria 3) Where did Walter Scott spend his early years? a) Liverpool b) Manchester c) Cornwall d) Sandy-Know

1) When was Rabindranath Tagore born? a) 7 May 1861 b) 12 June 1858 c) 22 March 1865 d) 31 August 1871 2) Where was Rabindranath Tagore born? a) Calcutta b) Murshidabad c) Serampore d) Chandranagore 3) What is Rabindranath Tagore’s father’s name? a) Narendranath b) Hridayanath c) Rajmohan d) Debendranath 4) What is Rabindranath Tagore’s mother’s name? a) Sharada Devi b) Sharmila c) Sarojini Devi d) Padmaja

1) Where was St. Augustine born? a) Carthage b) Milan c) Rome d) Thagaste 2) Which religion was followed by St. Augustine for some years? a) Buddhism b) Islam c) Manichaean d) Tunis 3) St. Augustine had a son from a concubine. What is his name? a) Adeodatus b) Herodotus c) Theodotus d) Honoratus