International Quiz
International Quiz
Q. In what musical note do most toilets flush?
Ans: E Flat
Q. 85% of women do what?
Ans: Wear wrong bra size
Q. In Maine, it is illegal to bite your own what?
Ans: Landlord
Q. In California it is illegal to do what in a hotel room?
Ans: Peel an Onion
Q. What do chimpanzees do when nervous?
Ans: Masturbate
Q. The average person does what 16 times a day?
Ans: Swear
Q. Every year 11000 Americans are injured doing what?
Ans: Trying out bizarre sex positions
Q. What links Fantasy, Devils, Coral and Christmas?
Ans: Islands. International Quiz
Q. In Michigan, a woman does what without her husband’s permission?
Ans: Cut her hair
Q. What happens every 30 seconds in America?
Ans: Teenage pregnancy
Q. In China, if you order white tea – what do you get?
Ans: Boiled Water
Q. What was the original scumbag?
Ans: Condom
Q. The name of which animal means does not drink?
Ans: Koala. International Quiz
Q. Name only non-electrical musical instrument invented the 20th century.
Ans: Steel Drums
Q. Who are Mickey Mouse’s nephews?
Ans: Mortie and Ferdie
Q. Suomi is the name the natives give to what country?
Ans: Finland
Q. 37% of women prefer what to sex?
Ans: Shoe shopping
Q. What creature has a penis 20 times the length of its body?
Ans: Barnacle
Q. Thomas Edison had a phobia what was it?
Ans: The Dark
Q. Who had a dog called Boatswain?
Ans: Lord Byron. International Quiz
Q. Collective Nouns – a Convocation of what?
Ans: Eagles
Q. What TV character lived in Waratah National Park?
Ans: Skippy
Q. On an average day in USA 40 people are hurt doing what?
Ans: Trampolining
Q. Armand Tanzania is the real name of what cartoon character?
Ans: Principle Skinner
Q. In proportion which animal has the largest eye?
Ans: Cat
Q. Canada is an Indian word meaning what?
Ans: Big Village. International Quiz
Q. Walt Disney had an obsessive compulsion with what?
Ans: Cleanliness – washed hands every 5 min
Q. Who sang the theme song in- From Russia with Love?
Ans: Matt Munroe
Q. There are 16 bottles of Champagne in what?
Ans: Balthazar
Q. It is illegal to cross the Iowa state boundaries wearing what?
Ans: Duck on your head
Q. Married men do it twice as often as single men – what?
Ans: Change Underwear
Q. What is the most commonly used descriptive word on menus?
Ans: Mom. International Quiz
Q. What is Lieutenant Colombo’s first name?
Ans: Philip
Q. What American building has double-needed toilets –segregated?
Ans: Pentagon
Q. Pigs can become what – like humans?
Ans: Alcoholics
Q. What shape is Anelli pasta?
Ans: Rings
Q. In UK it is 10, USA it is 8, Continental Europe it is 38 – what?
Ans: Women’s dress size
Q. What was the name of Abraham Lincoln’s dog Stabbed to death?
Ans: Fido. International Quiz
Q. Terra Psittacorum was an early name for which country?
Ans: Australia
Q. In Switzerland, it is illegal to do what in an apartment after 10 pm?
Ans: Flush Toilet
Q. Vermont woman can’t wear what without husband’s permit?
Ans: False Teeth
Q. What is the German word for poison?
Ans: Gift. International Quiz
Q. Walt Disney in an interview admitted he was scared of what?
Ans: Mice
Q. 98% of Americans feel better about themselves after doing what?
Ans: Flushing Toilets
Q. Dom Perignon invented champagne – what else?
Ans: Corks in bottles
Q. Which nationality drinks the most coffee per person per day?
Ans: Sweden
Q. What links Helicon, Hutchinson, Macmillan, Growhills and Penguin?
Ans: All are publishers
Q. 83% of all Americans purchase what product?
Ans: Peanut Butter
Q. In Madrid, there are more what in one street than all of Finland?
Ans: Bars
Q. Collective Nouns – a Cast of what?
Ans: Falcons. International Quiz
Q. What does the girl’s name Rebecca mean?
Ans: Noose
Q. If you landed at Carthage airport where would you be?
Ans: Tunis
Q. 96% of American children can recognize – who?
Ans: Ronald MacDonald
Q. It is estimated that at any given time 1% world’s population is what?
Ans: Drunk
Q. What are 3 for a child, 6 a woman, 9 for a man?
Ans: Funeral Bell Tolls
Q. Berlin stands on which river?
Ans: Spree. International Quiz
Q. Where does the American flag fly 24 / 7 never taken down?
Ans: Moon
Q. Who wrote Sleeping beauty, Mother Goose, Puss in Boots?
Ans: Charles Perrault
Q. Married men in France use more what than their wives?
Ans: Cosmetics
Q. In Animal Farm Benjamin was what type of creature?
Ans: Donkey
Q. What does Trivia literally mean?
Ans: Three Roads
Q. If you landed at Schipol airport where are you?
Ans: Amsterdam
Q. To an Australian what is an esky?
Ans: Portable Beer Cooler
Q. What country eats most turkey per capita annually?
Ans:: Israel
Q. The W H O recons there are 100 million what each day?
Ans: Sex acts
Q. On average man uses 2000 – a woman 7000 what a day?
Ans: Words. International Quiz
Q. Collective nouns – A Troubling of what?
Ans: Goldfish
Q. 52% of Americans would rather spend a week in jail than what?
Ans: Be President
Q. In America what colour is the Green Card?
Ans: White
Q. What city stands on the Hooghly River?
Ans: Calcutta
Q. Chloe is a girl’s name- means what?
Ans: Green shoot
Q. Who is the Patron Saint of cooks?
Ans: St. Laurence
Q. Where was Rin Tin Tin set?
Ans: Fort Apache – Arizona
Q. If you landed at Capodichino airport where are you?
Ans: Naples. International Quiz
Q. Americans consume 2 billion lbs of what each year?
Ans: Chocolate
Q. A bear is ursine – what bird is pavonine?
Ans: Peacock
Q. What European country’s flag is square?
Ans: Switzerland
Q. Where would you find your lunula?
Ans: Fingernail (white part)
Q. What European capital city is not on a river?
Ans: Madrid
Q.Who only author to have a book in every Dewy-Decimal category?
Ans: Isaac Asimov. International Quiz
Q. What is an octothorpe?
Ans: The # symbol
Q. Only female humans and what have hymens?
Ans: Horses
Q. Hari-Kari is vulgar name Seppuku – what’s it literally mean?
Ans: Belly Splitting
Q. Captain Jean Luc-Picard keep a fish called what?
Ans: Livingston
Q. Whose final words were “It hurts”?
Ans: Charles De Gaulle
Q. Collective nouns – A parcel of what?
Ans: Hinds
Q. Wine barrels – there are 83 gallons in a what?
Ans: Puncheon
Q. Frankfurt stands on what river?
Ans: Main
Q. Thomas, the boy’s name means what?
Ans: Twin. International Quiz
Q. Michael Dumble-Smith became famous as who?
Ans: Michael Crawford
Q. Who is the Patron Saint of learning?
Ans: St. Ambrose
Q. Which nation invented sauerkraut?
Ans: Chinese
Q. Henry Ford’s first car lacked something we expect – what?
Ans: Reverse gear
Q. What bird has the most feathers per square inch?
Ans: Penguin. International Quiz
Q. One death per day is caused by what?
Ans: Wrong prescription
Q. 400 what per week permanently close in the USA?
Ans: Churches
Q. 50% of 17-year-old Americans can’t do what?
Ans: Read
Q. In 1979 what did President Carter apologise to Australia about?
Ans: Skylab falling on their country
Q. A dog is canine – what animal is ovine?
Ans: Sheep. International Quiz
Q. Old English law – you can’t beat wife with anything wider than what?
Ans: Your thumb
Q. If you landed at Cannon airport where are you?
Ans: Reno
Q.Who wrote the Dune series of SF novels?
Ans: Frank Herbert
Q. In what city is the Encyclopedia Britannica based and published?
Ans: Chicago
Q. What capital city stands on the Tagus River?
Ans: Lisbon. International Quiz
Q. Collective nouns – An array of what?
Ans: Hedgehogs
Q. ‘Amy’ a girl’s name means what?
Ans: Beloved
Q. Who is the Patron Saint of TV?
Ans: St. Clare
Q. What US president was nicknamed as Miss Nancy?
Ans: James Buchanan
Q. If you landed at Haneda airport where are you?
Ans: Tokyo. International Quiz
Q. On what common object would you find a sleeve and a tray?
Ans: A Matchbox
Q. Alfred Nobel invented dynamite what did father Immanuel invent?
Ans: Plywood
Q. In Japan what is ‘Jigali’?
Ans: Female Suicide
Q. Thomas Harris created what character?
Ans: Hannibal Lector
Q. What city stands on the Maas River?
Ans: Rotterdam
Q. A cat is feline – what animal is murine?
Ans: Mouse or Rat
Q. What is considered the most successful poem of all time?
Ans: ‘If’ by Rudyard Kipling
Q. If you landed at Lindberg airport where are you?
Ans: San Diego
Q. Who is the Patron Saint of Young Virgins?
Ans: St. Agnes
Q. ‘George’ the boy’s name means what?
Ans: Farmer. International Quiz
Q. Collective nouns – An army of what?
Ans: Caterpillars
Q. Who wrote ‘Three Men in a Boat’?
Ans: Jerome K Jerome
Q. Collective nouns – A sleuth of what?
Ans: Bears
Q. What was the name of the horse in Animal Farm?
Ans: Boxer. International Quiz
Q. Khons was the Egyptian god of what?
Ans: Moon
Q. The Rimac River runs through what city?
Ans: Lima, Peru
Q. Who is the Patron Saint of Artists?
Ans: St. Luke
Q. If you landed at Merignac airport – where are you?
Ans: Bordeaux. International Quiz
Q.What is the world’s biggest profession?
Ans: Teaching
Q. An Enologist studies what?
Ans: Wine
Q. Who said: Ability is useless without opportunity?
Ans: Napoleon
Q. 7% of Ireland’s annual barley crop is used for what?
Ans: Making Guinness
Q. There are three parks in the USA dedicated to what?
Ans: Butterflies. International Quiz
Q. Where was Keanu Reeves born?
Ans: Beirut, Lebanon
Q. International dialling codes – what country has 61 as code?
Ans: Australia
Q. What composer wrote the Pomp and Circumstance Marches?
Ans: Edward Elgar
Q. What bird has the maximum recorded life span 36 years?
Ans: Herring Gull (Royal Albatross)
Q. The Golden Rain is the common name of what tree?
Ans: Laburnum. International Quiz
Q. On average the French eat 20 million what a year?
Ans: Frogs
Q. What country’s national anthem is Land of Two Rivers?
Ans: Iraq
Q. Collective nouns – An obstinacy of what?
Ans: Buffalos
Q. Who is the Patron Saint of Spain?
Ans: St. James . International Quiz
Q. If you landed at Shannon airport where are you?
Ans: Limerick
Q. In Massachusetts, it’s illegal to have what in the bathroom?
Ans: A light switch
Q. Queen Alexandria is the world’s largest what?
Ans: Butterfly 1-foot wing
Q.France Chevalier Germany Ritter Spain Caballero –in English what?
Ans: English Knight
Q. What does the girl’s name ‘Irene’ mean?
Ans: Peace . International Quiz
Q. Collective nouns – A train of what?
Ans: Camels
Q. What does a blue flag white cross mean in motor racing?
Ans: Give way or be disqualified
Q. Samuel Hahnemann developed what type of therapy?
Ans: Homeopathy
Q. What film won the best picture Oscar in 1967?
Ans: In the Heat of the Night
Q. BA British Airways AA American Airways what is AI?
Ans: Air India. International Quiz
Q.International dialling codes – what country has 33 as its code?
Ans: France
Q.What countries national anthem is The Patriotic Song?
Ans: Russia
Q. Who said, “The child is the father of the man”?
Ans: William Wordsworth
Q. Cockroaches will eat anything except what?
Ans: Cucumbers
Q. If you landed at Mirabel airport where are you?
Ans: Montreal
Q. What sport would you see at Arthur Park Grand Prix?
Ans: Racing. International Quiz
Q. Who is the Patron Saint of hunters?
Ans: St. Hubert
Q. William the boy’s name means what?
Ans: Resolute Protector
Q. What is the traditional gift for a sixth wedding anniversary?
Ans: Sugar
Q. In heraldry what shape is a pile?
Ans: Inverted Pyramid
Q. International Aircraft Registration what country is SU?
Ans: Egypt
Q. What author was born in Petrovichi USSR in 1920?
Ans: Isaac Asimov. International Quiz
Q. USA courts spend half their time with cases involving what?
Ans: Cars
Q. In Greek what does the word ‘climax’ mean?
Ans: Ladder
Q. What is the derivation of the word ‘vanilla’?
Ans: From Latin ‘Vagina’
Q. What animal has a prehensile penis?
Ans: Dolphin
Q. According to a survey, what is American’s favourite smell?
Ans: Bananas. International Quiz
Q. Collective nouns – a streak of what?
Ans: Tigers
Q. 74% of American women say what is the biggest dating turn off?
Ans: Swearing – Foul Language
Q. What is the major export of Liechtenstein?
Ans: False Teeth
Q. What bird has the longest fledging period of 360 days?
Ans: King Penguin. International Quiz
Q. What creature’s sex act lasts exactly two seconds?
Ans: Mosquito
Q. 99% of India’s Truck Drivers can’t do what?
Ans: Read Road Signs
Q. What was the subject of the first book printed in England?
Ans: Chess
Q. What has 12000 eyes?
Ans: A Butterfly
Q. What does Scotland export to Saudi Arabia?
Ans: Sand. International Quiz
Q. What’s the most unusual official sporting event in China?
Ans: Granade Throwing
Q. A spat is a baby of what?
Ans: Oyster
Q. Only 55% of men do what?
Ans: Wash hands after a toilet visit
Q. What country is the world’s largest exporter of Frogs Legs?
Ans: Japan. International Quiz
Q. On average what contains 5 – 7 calories?
Ans: Single ejaculation
Q. Brasco is Australian slang for what?
Ans: Toilet
Q. What is India’s National Flower?
Ans: Lotus
Q. What is Kimogayo in Japan?
Ans: National Anthem
Q. ‘Penis’ comes from the Latin meaning what?
Ans: Tail. International Quiz
Q. 45 is the International Telephone dialling code for what country?
Ans: Denmark
Q. What does the girl’s name ‘Donna’ mean?
Ans: Lady (From Latin)
Q. There are over 130000 species of what on earth?
Ans: Butterflies
Q. ‘Quercus’ is the Latin name of what?
Ans: Tree Oak. International Quiz
Q. What is the most common plastic surgery performed USA men?
Ans: Breast Reduction
Q. What did the first issue of Playboy in 1953 not have?
Ans: Date – unsure if it would continue
Q. Every citizen of Kentucky must do what by law annually?
Ans: Take a bath. International Quiz
Q. What snake builds a nest?
Ans: King Cobra
Q. Who was Humphry Bogart’s first wife?
Ans: Helen Mencken
Q. Collective nouns – a knot of what?
Ans: Toads. International Quiz
Q. In England, it is illegal to drive a car without doing what?
Ans: Sitting on the front seat
Q. Who wrote the poem,’ Kubla Khan’?
Ans: Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Q. If you were eating a Prunis Domesticia what would it be?
Ans: Plum
Q. What does the girl’s name ‘Zoe’ mean?
Ans: Life
Q. What is the traditional gift for a 13th wedding anniversary?
Ans: Lace. International Quiz
Q. In North Dakota, if you are in a covered wagon you can do what?
Ans: Shoot mounted Indians
Q.Ismene and Antigone are whose daughters?
Ans: Oedipus
Q. What type of food is Otak Otak in Malaysia?
Ans: Grilled Fish Pate
Q. Gulyas soup is a delicacy in what country?
Ans: Hungary. International Quiz
Q. In 1845 Boston it was illegal to do what without a doctor’s note?
Ans: Bathe
Q. Collective nouns – A bale of what?
Ans: Turtles
Q. Who wrote the play ‘Waiting for Godot’ in 1954?
Ans: Samuel Beckett
Q. 90 is the International Telephone dialing code of what country?
Ans: Turkey. International Quiz
Q. What does the boy’s name Paul mean?
Ans: Small (from Latin)
Q. Rice-Kellogg invented what in 1924?
Ans: Loudspeakers
Q. 53 is the international dialling code for what country?
Ans: Cuba
Q. The locals call it Al-Magrib what do we call this country?
Ans: Morocco
Q. Traditionally what should be given on the 11th anniversary?
Ans: Steel. International Quiz
Q. If you landed at Balice airport where would you be?
Ans: Cracow, Poland
Q. What planet in our system is not named after a god?
Ans: Earth
Q. By US Congress law 1832 citizens should do what annually?
Ans: Fasting and prayer. International Quiz
Q.What book was banned in Ireland in 1932?
Ans: ‘Brave New World’ – Aldus Huxley
Q. 18% of USA coins, 7% of notes have what on them?
Ans: Dangerous Bacteria
Q. Oryza sativa is what staple food item?
Ans: Rice
Q. Catherine the Great kept whom in an iron cage in her bedroom? World Quiz
Ans: Wigmaker
Q. Azote was the original name of what element?
Ans: Nitrogen. International Quiz
Q. What animal cannot swim?
Ans: Gorillas
Q. What USA city is also a slang name for a pineapple?
Ans: Chicago
Q. What was banned in US movie theatres in the 1920s?
Ans: Popcorn (too noisy)
Q. If you were performing a fillip what are you doing?
Ans: Snapping Fingers
Q. More than 40% of USA women were once what?
Ans: Girl Scouts. International Quiz
Q. What uses 28 calories if done for one minute?
Ans: Kiss
Q. In 1820 what was taxed in Missouri?
Ans: Bachelors
Q. What is the official drink of the state of Ohio?
Ans: Tomato Juice. International Quiz
Q. The Russian composer Alexander Borodin had what another job?
Ans: Chemistry Professor
Q. 18% of animal owners do what with their pets?
Ans: Share beds
Q. 90% of Americans consider themselves what?
Ans: Shy
Q. Who wrote ‘The Deceiver’ 1991 and ‘The Fist of God’ 1993?
Ans: Frederick Forsyth
Q. International Airline Registrations SX is what country?
Ans: Greece. International Quiz
Q. 50% of Dutch men have never done what?
Ans: Flown in a plane (28% fear it)
Q. If you Absterse something what do you do?
Ans: Clean it
Q. Musa acuminata is what favourite food item?
Ans: Banana
Q. In a year the average person walks four miles doing what?
Ans: Making their bed
Q. What was the first film to use stereophonic sound?
Ans: Disney’s Fantasia
Q. The letter B comes from Egyptian hieroglyphics meaning what?
Ans: House. International Quiz
Q.There are more telephones than people in what city?
Ans: Washington, USA
Q. In the middle ages you could be fined four pence murdering who?
Ans: Travelling Musician
Q. What food Scots once refuse to eat because it was not in the Bible?
Ans: Potato
Q. 33% of what is fake in the USA?
Ans: Blondes
Q. What islands have no rivers or lakes – rainwater only?
Ans: Bermuda. International Quiz
Q. In Alaska it is illegal to look at a moose from where?
Ans: Window of any aircraft
Q. A ‘furfy’ is Australian slang for what?
Ans: False story or rumour
Q.Who said China is a big country inhabited by many Chinese?
Ans: Charles de Gaulle
Q. In a recent survey women disliked what part of the male body most?
Ans: Feet. International Quiz
Q. The US had 5% world population and 70% of world’s what?
Ans: Lawyers
Q. If you landed at Arlanda airport where would you be?
Ans: Stockholm, Sweden
Q. The FEI govern what sport?
Ans: Equestrian
Q. On any given day half of Americans are on what?
Ans: A special Diet
Q. Gondolas in Venice are traditionally what colour?
Ans: Black. International Quiz
Q. What country declared itself the first atheist state in 1967?
Ans: Albania (banned religion)
Q. What is six inches in height and no bigger by the rules?
Ans: Table Tennis Net
Q. Until 1862 there was a tax in England for those who used what?
Ans: Soap
Q. A Paralian always lives near what?
Ans: The Sea
Q. International Airline Registrations O O is what country?
Ans: Belgium. International Quiz
Q. What vegetable was considered a cure for sex problems in old Egypt?
Ans: Radish
Q. In Milan citizens can be fined $100 if they don’t always do what?
Ans: Smile
Q. What does the name Barbara mean?
Ans: Strange or Foreign
Q. The locals call it ‘Misri’ what do we call this country?
Ans: Egypt. International Quiz
Q. Who wrote Of Human Bondage and The Moon and Sixpence?
Ans: Somerset Maugham
Q. What is the Roman numerals for 3000?
Ans: MMM
Q. The lack of calcium in the diet causes what condition?
Ans: Rickets
Q. Dallol Ethiopia has what claim to fame?
Ans: World’s hottest place
Q. The star constellation Lepus has what English name?
Ans: The Hare
Q. Lauris Nobilis is the Latin name of what common herb?
Ans: Bay. International Quiz
Q. Chi is the Chinese year of what?
Ans: Cock
Q. In heraldry what is a vertical line dividing a shield called?
Ans: Pale
Q. The Templeton Prize is awarded annually for progress in what?
Ans: Religion. International Quiz
Q. In England what is the most popular girl’s name of the 90s?
Ans: Rebecca
Q. What is a Tam Tam?
Ans: Orchestral Gong
Q. FITA is the governing body of what sport?
Ans: Archery
Q. What is Canada’s oldest city founded in 1608?
Ans: Quebec
Q. 38 million Americans (one in five) don’t like what?
Ans: Sex. International Quiz
Q.Winston Churchill had a dog of what type?
Ans: Miniature Poodle
Q. If you suffer from Tinea Pedis what have you got?
Ans: Athletes foot
Q.What colour is Llamas milk?
Ans: Yellow. 0 0 0.
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