Hello bloggers! Here are the Sunday trivia questions or you. I have made them a mix of all sorts of general knowledge, so hopefully there will be something for everyone. Here are your questions for today:
1. Which river flows through both Vienna and Budapest?
2. In which country would you find the region of Catalonia?
3. What is the capital of Croatia?
4. What is the name of the French national holiday celebrated on July 14th?
5. Which spice is traditionally used to colour paella yellow?
6. What is the collective noun for a group of giraffes called?
7. Which singer performed the song "Rolling in the Deep"?
8. In mythology, who flew too close to the sun with wings made of feathers and wax?
9. Which country is home to the ancient city of Petra?
10. Which animal is the symbol for the World Wildlife Fund?
11. Which famous author created the character Atticus Finch?
12. Which country has the most time zones?
13. What is the only continent without an active volcano?
14. What is a baby swan called?
15. What is a group of hedgehogs called?
16. What is the world's oldest continuously inhabited city said to be?
17. Which country is home to Mt. Ararat?
18. Which philosopher tutored Alexander the Great?
19. As of 2026, what is the longest running musical in Broadway history?
20. Which country's currency is the Baht?
Scroll down for the answers:
1. Danube River
2. Spain
3. Zagreb
4. Bastille Day
5. Saffron
6. A Tower
7. Adele
8. Icarus
9. Jordan
10. Giant Panda
11. Harper Lee
12. France
13. Australia
14. Cygnet
15. A Prickle
16. Damascus
17. Turkey
18. Aristotle
19. Phantom of the Opera
20. Thailand
I tried to make these a bit easier than last week's questions, but I guess it just depends on what you know as to whether or not they are easier! I hope so. How did we do today, let me know in the comments. Back to sharing cards tomorrow. All for now, Sue x
8 comments:
Good morning Sue and all Wilsonettes, not very good today only got 5 correct, but I really do enjoy reading these and trying to guess the answers.
Stay safe, healthy and happy, hugs June Smith xxx
Hi Sue
Happy Sunday!
13 today.
B xx
Just nine for me today. I was doing well until question 10, then it went downhill from then. 🤣
Liz xx
Back from a week away with friends in Cumbria, so here is a few more for you, Sue.
1.Which year did ABBA win Eurovision?
2.Who is King Charles III’s eldest niece?
3. If you were born on April Fool's Day what would your zodiac sign be?
4. How many U.S. states share an international border with Canada?
5.What is the middle name of Michael J Fox?
16 today better than usual but you did use one that I was going to give you lol...
Now some more for you...
1.Who discovered that the Earth revolves around the sun?
2.In which US city is the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum?
3.What is the only flag that doesn’t have four sides?
4.Hadrian’s Wall was built in AD122 but what wall superseded it?
5.The comedy movie ‘She’s the Man’ is based on which Shakespeare play?
Answers:
1.Nicolaus Copernicus
2.Oklahoma City
3.Nepal
4.Antonine Wall in AD142
5.Twelfth Night
Hi Liz, Let's see, I don't know when ABBA won the Eurovision but it had to be in the 70"s sometime so I will guess 1975? I think Zara is Charles' niece. April 1st would make you an Aries (the first sign of the zodiac) I have counted the states along the border in my head and I count 13, but not sure if I missed any. I do not know Michael J. Fox' middle name, maybe it is like Harry S Truman and it doesn't stand for anything?
Hi Deb, I only knew Copernicus and Nepal today out of your questions. I will have to go look up Antonine Wall as I have never heard of that before. Thanks, great questions!
Hi Sue, just a year out with ABBA, it was 1974. You were correct with the next three answers. Michael J Fox's middle name is Andrew, the J doesn't actually stand for anything.
Liz xx
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