More Fun Trivia

 Hi bloggers!  We have more weekend trivia for you today!  No cheating now, just try and do your best!  The answers are all the way at the bottom of the page.

1. What is the only continent to be situated in all four hemispheres?

2. What South American island was named after the day it was discovered?

3. Who is the oldest member of the Beatles?

4. In which capital city is the Van Gogh museum located?

5. What are cirrus, cumulus and stratus example of?

6. What do you call a word that is spelled the same way backwards and forward?

7. In which city can you stay in North America's only ice hotel?

8. What type of fruit is grenadine made from?

9. Which French city is nicknamed the "Capital of Christmas"?

10. In which country do people exchange books for Christmas?

11. What is the capital of Malta?

12. What is the largest species of rodent?

13. Who invented dynamite in 1867?

14. What is the only mammal that is covered with scales called?

15. What was Tokyo previously named?

16. Who invented scissors?

17. Which one of the Beatles was barefoot while crossing the road on the cover of the Abbey Road album?

18. Which country features a UNESCO World Heritage site on their flag?

19. What author wrote the Jurassic Park books?

20. What is the only Canadian province that is named after a woman?

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Answers:

1. Africa

2. Easter Island

3. Ringo Starr

4. Amsterdam

5.Clouds

6. Palindrome

7. Quebec

8. Pomegranate

9. Strasbourg

10. Iceland

11. Valetta

12. Capybara

13. Alfred Nobel

14. Pangolin

15. Edo

16. Leonardo di Vinci

17. Paul McCartney

18. Cambodia

19. Michael Crichton

20. Alberta

What was your score on today's trivia game.  Go ahead and leave your score in the comments and leave me a trivia question too if you like (seems only fair since I made you try to answer twenty questions! LOL)  We are back to showcasing cards tomorrow on the blog!  All for now. Sue x