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Trivia Questions XXXFree Trivia Questions - Printable TriviaClick the question mark found beside each question for the answer.  The NFL team the Ravens play in which city?
a. Baltimore
b. Houston c. St. Louis d. Chicago Baltimore - The Baltimore Ravens were founded in 1996 by Art Modell. What famous square is located in Moscow?
a. Red
b. Times c. Tiananmen d. Trafalgar Red - Times Square is located in New York. A cardio specialist deals with which part of the body?
a. Feet
b. Skin c. Heart d. Teeth Heart - Cardiac surgeons do cardiovascular surgery. Who was Thomas Becket?
a. A painter
b. A journalist c. An actor d. An archbishop An archbishop - Saint Thomas of Canterbury was an archbishop from 1162 until 1170. The line "Two roads diverged in a yellow wood" is from which
famous poem?
a. Alone
b. Over the Road and Through the Woods c. The Woods on a Snowy Evening d. The Road Not Taken The Road Not Taken - The Road Not Taken was written by Robert Frost. Who painted "The Magpie and Beach in Pouville"?
a. Van Gogh
b. Monet c. Rembrandt d. Picasso Monet - The Magpie was painted in 1868. Which Shakespearian character says the famous line "Friends,
Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears"?
a. Macbeth
b. Duncan c. King Richard the Third d. Mark Anthony Mark Anthony - This line is from the play Julius Caesar. Which actress had already made over a million dollars by the
time she was ten years old?
a. Audrey Hepburn
b. Marilyn Monroe c. Jane Fonda d. Shirley Temple Shirley Temple - Shirley Temple's first big hit was in the film 'Bright Eyes'. Who was referred to as "The Widow Capet" and "The Baker's
Wife"?
a. Marie Antoinette
b. Martha Washington c. Martha Stewart d. Indira Ghandi Marie Antoinette - Marie was the Queen of France until her execution. How many slaves did George Washington own at the age of eleven?
a. 10
b. 103 c. 54 d. 0 10 - These slaves were inherited from his father. Where is the Mackenzie River located?
a. Canada
b. South Africa c. China d. Brazil Canada - This river is 1,738 km long. It is the longest river in Canada. What is a "Sloop"?
a. A thief
b. A railway car c. A slang term for a male chicken d. A boat A boat - A sloop is a sailboat that has a single mast. What was the name of Popeye's child?
a. Small Fry
b. Olive Oil c. Little Muffin d. Swee’Pea Swee’Pea - In the 1933 comic strip, Swee'Pea is found in a box on Popeye's doorstep. Popeye adopts him as his son. According to the old rhyme, what scared Little Miss Muffet?
a. A spider
b. A mouse c. A snake d. A frog A spider - According to the rhyme, Miss Muffet was eating curds and whey when she was startled by the spider. Which of these countries is in South America?
a. Uruguay
b. Portugal c. Tonga d. Thailand Uruguay - The capital of Uruguay is Montevideo.  Click Here For a Printable Version of This Quiz
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