Am I a Trivia Pro? Difficult General Knowledge Test

Will you win big at pub trivia...or totally flop?

Sure, you might ace the occasional trivia question—but are you a seasoned trivia pro? We’re here to put your smarts to the test with questions covering just about everything under the sun.

Are you up for the challenge? Hit “Start Quiz” to enter the fray and prove your trivia prowess.

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Questions Overview

1. What’s the smallest state in the USA?
  1. Rhode Island
  2. Delaware
  3. Florida
  4. California
2. If you found a cool rock, you’d ask this type of scientist to identify it for you:
  1. Geologist
  2. Ecologist
  3. Biologist
  4. Physicist
3. Can you figure out which answer is NOT a prime number?
  1. 7
  2. 89
  3. 47
  4. 57
4. If you were traveling to the capital of Austria, you’d head to:
  1. Vienna
  2. Salzburg
  3. Zürich
  4. Berlin
5. Which language is spoken by the most people all over the world?
  1. English
  2. Mandarin Chinese
  3. Hindi
  4. Spanish
6. If you were shopping for eggplants in the UK, you’d look for a veggie called:
  1. Aubergine
  2. Gammon
  3. Courgette
  4. Treacle
7. Pick the marsupial from this list of animals:
  1. Opossum
  2. Fox
  3. Beaver
  4. Groundhog
8. Which cartoon has the most episodes?
  1. The Simpsons
  2. Family Guy
  3. South Park
  4. Spongebob Squarepants
9. If your friend was born on September 22, their astrological sign would be:
  1. Libra
  2. Virgo
  3. Sagittarius
  4. Leo
10. If you were a purple flower with a name linked to a Greek myth, you’d be a:
  1. Hyacinth
  2. Hibiscus
  3. Daffodil
  4. Daisy
11. Bonus question: Which country does NOT use some sort of peso as their currency?
  1. Chile
  2. Mexico
  3. Colombia
  4. Honduras
12. Bonus question: Which popular condiment was once advertised as a medicine?
  1. Ketchup
  2. Mustard
  3. Relish
  4. Mayonnaise

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Funky Fun Facts

Are you prepping for trivia night, or do you just enjoy hearing some fun facts? Either way, we’ve got you covered:

  • Australia has a wider diameter than the Moon does.
  • The first Hawaiian pizza was crafted in Canada.
  • Pigs are physically unable to look up and see the sky.
  • Almonds technically belong to the peach family.
  • The average person passes out about 7 minutes after hitting the pillow.
  • Stick your rubber bands in the refrigerator before twisting them around something—they’ll last longer.
  • Every person has a unique imprint on their tongue.
  • Beloved characters Bert and Ernie can credit the holiday movie It’s a Wonderful Life for the names.