10 Really Easy Pub Trivia Questions

Q: According to a popular toasting ditty, "nobody can deny" that the song's honoree is a what?
A: Jolly Good Fellow

Q: A person said to be "shooting some stick" is playing what game?
A: Pool

Q: In Great Britain, which of these household products is commonly referred to as "silver paper"?
A: Aluminum Foil

10 Free Pub Trivia Questions

What does the letter “C” stand for in the term LCD?
Crystal

What nation is the only nuclear power in the Muslim world? 
Pakistan

What 1992 film is the best selling motion picture soundtrack of all time?
The Bodyguard

What Mississippi native complained that playing in Green Bay kept him from finding fried shrimp?

Answer: Brett Favre

9 Free Bar Trivia Questions (12/14/2012)

1. What two U.S. states border Mexico’s largest state? 
Texas and New Mexico

2. In 1989, what 59-year old become People’s oldest “Sexiest Man Alive” ever?
Sean Connery

3. Within 10…how many calories are in a 12-oz can of Mountain Dew?
170 (160 – 180)

4. What television series features the Cylon robots?
Battlestar Galactica

5. What two competing American food companies are both headquartered in Battle Creek, Michigan? 
Kellogg’s and Post

6. The familiar “Wedding March” was written by Felix Mendelson to accompany the wedding in which Shakespeare play?
A Midsummer Night’s Dream

7. Who lost a world cup quarterfinal due to the Maradona’s famous “Hand of God” goal?
England

8. What 2001 film was the only movie released during the 2000s to make the American Film Institute’s list of the 100 greatest movies of all time? 
Fellowship of the Ring    

9. What new character was added to the Morse code alphabet in 2004, the first official addition since World War I? 
@

10 Free Pub Trivia questions about Greek Mythology Beasts

1. In The Odyssey this one-eyed giant tried to eat Odysseus. THE CYCLOPS (POLYPHEMUS).

2. This giant dog with many heads guards the gateway to Hades in Greek myth. CERBERUS.

3. These female creatures are the avenging spirits of the dead who relentlessly chase wrong-doers to exact vengence. Double points for their common name and their proper Greek name. THE FURIES (EUMENIDES).

4. A serpent-like monster, it has nine heads and if you cut one off another grows back in its place. THE HYDRA.

5. Half man and half bull, it lived in an underground labyrinth and was killed by the hero Theseus. THE MINOTAUR.

6. One of the most beautiful creatures in Greek myth, he is a white winged horse. PEGASUS.

7. Representing ressurection, the red bird dies in a fire and is reborn from the ashes. THE 
PHOENIX.

8. This giant snake belonged to the High Oracle at the Temple of Delphi, and is a symbol of the god Apollo. PYTHON.

9. The goddess Athena transformed this woman into a hideous monster, with snakes for hair, and who’s gaze turned men to stone. MEDUSA.

10. The most famous Greek dragon, it guarded the golden apples of the Hesperides, daughters of Atlas. LADON.

10 Free Pub Quiz Questions

1. Carrie Underwood, Garth Brooks and Toby Keith are all from what state?

Oklahoma

2. What is the name of the Smurf who has incredible strength and performs the heavy work in Smurf Village?
Hefty Smurf

3. What play was Lincoln watching when he was assassinated?
Our American Cousin

10 Trivia Questions about the 1960s

1. They started the “British Invasion” in 1963.
THE BEATLES (Duh…)

2. After serving as a US senator and as governor of California, he was elected president in 1968? RICHARD NIXON.

3. What group of mutant superheroes debuted in September, 1963?
THE X-MEN.

4. In 1967, the professional football championship game changed its name to what?
THE SUPER BOWL.

5. This counter-culture celebrity’s motto was “Tune in. Turn on. Drop out.”
TIMOTHY LEARY.

6. What musical, featuring the Von Trapp Family, was the most successful movie of the 1960s?
THE SOUND OF MUSIC.

7. Name the toy cars first introduced in 1968.
HOTWHEELS.

8. In what popular 1960S TV show did the title characters live at 1313 Mockingbird Lane?
“THE MUNSTERS.”

9. This author celebrated acid culture in his book “The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test.”
TOM WOLFE.

10. This classic 1960 horror movie was the first film to show a flushing toilet.
PSYCHO.

10 FREE 1990s Trivia Questions

1. What type of candy did Kramer accidentally drop into a surgery patient in a classic episode of Seinfeld?

Junior Mints

2. Multiple Choice: Which one of the following celebrities was born in the 1990s? Chris Brown     Jennifer Lawrence    Daniel Radcliffe    Taylor Swift 

Jennifer Lawrence   

3. What noun is used as slangy adjective for “good” or “cool” 34 times in the movie Swingers?

Money

10 Free Cryptozoology Questions

1. Perhaps the most famous of cryptids, this monster allegedly lives in a lake in Scotland. 

THE LOCH NESS MONSTER.

2. This second-most famous creature is called “Yeti” in Tibet, and “Sasquatch” or “Windigo” in Canada. 

BIGFOOT.

3. Belief in this creature goes back thousands of years, and is known across the globe. Traditionally, it is a white horse with a single horn in the center of its forehead. 

THE UNICORN.

10 Random Trivia Questions for Bar Trivia

1. In which season do most burglaries take place? WINTER.
2. What’s so special about the 1896 war between Zanzibar and England? IT WAS THE SHORTEST WAR EVER (Zanzibar surrendered after 38 minutes.)
3. In the 1700s, what did some residents of London purchase to avoid going to hell? INSURANCE.
   
   

10 FREE Movie Trivia Questions

1. In Scarface, what word is used 206 times, or roughly once every 29 seconds? FUCK.
2. Which of the following is NOT someone who works on a movie set?
1. Best Boy
2. TRACKING SUPERVISOR
3. Clapper/Loader
3. What movie featured the characters Flounder, D-Day, Boon & Otter? ANIMAL HOUSE.
4. What is Indiana Jones’ first name? HENRY.
   
   

10 Random Bar Trivia Questions

1. Which Looney Tunes character appeared with Henrey Hawk in a 2011 Geico commercial?
Foghorn Lehghorn

2. Which Marlon Brando film features the line “"You don't understand! I coulda had class. I coulda been a contender.”

On the Waterfront

3. In what state did the Wright Brothers' first airplane take flight?
North Carolina

4. Which celebrity chef owns “The Lady and Sons” restaurant in downtown Savannah, Georgia?
Paula Dean

5. Multiple Choice: What type of weapon is a pike?   Bow   Club    Spear    Sword

Spear

More Free Trivia Questions

6. What type of (modified) car was KITT on the original Knight Rider TV series?
Pontiac Trans AM

7. Which 20^th century president attempted to remove “In God We Trust” from US currency, because he, a devout Christian, felt that putting God’s name on money was sacrilege?

Teddy Roosevelt

8. What American city has been home to the Winter X Games since 2002?

Aspen

9. Which artist created the famous oil painting “The Old Guitarist?”
Pablo Picasso

10. Located in the “Land of Lincoln,” what is the second most populous county in the US? 

Cook County

8 Mixed Bag Trivia Questions

1. Which 1961 Oscar winning film featured Jackie Gleason in the role of Minnesota Fats?

The Hustler

2. Launched in 1977, which space probe is the farthest human-made object from earth?

Voyager 1

3. What is the top selling album released by the Kings of Leon?

Only by the Night

4. What is the name for a baby hippopotamus?
Calf

5. What city’s Bastille was stormed in 1879?

Paris

6. In what year did Ben Affleck marry Jennifer Garner?
2005

7. In what century was the Mona Lisa painted?
16th

8. Multiple Choice: Which of the following is NOT a current Pop Tart Flavor? Apple Strudel   Mint Chocolate Chip   Rainbow Cookie Sandwich   Strawberry Milkshake  
Mint Chocolate Chip

10 Mixed Bag US Trivia Questions

1. Name one of the two US states that bans self-service gasoline?
New Jersey or Oregon

2. Which duo of brothers directed “There’s Something About Mary,” “Dumb and Dumber” and “KingPin?”
Farrelly Brothers

3. Launched into orbit in 1957 aboard Sputnik 2, what type of animal was the first living creature to launched into space?
Dog

4. Still on-air today, which long-running Fox program debuted on March 11, 1989?
COPS

5. Prized by collectors, $20 US gold coins minted from 1849 to 1933 are known by what name?
Double Eagle

6. What does the acronym “GOP” stand for?
Grand Old Party

7. Which actress is nicknamed The Queen of Broadway?
Liza Minnelli

8. What two cities were home to the NBA’s King’s franchise from 1973 – 1979?
Kansas City - Omaha

9. Multiple Choice: Which of these fancy coffee shop drinks does not typically contain any espresso?  Café Americano   Cappuccino  Chai Latte  Macchiato
Chai Latte

10. In 2006, who replaced Meredith Vieira as co-host and moderator of The View?
Rosie O’Donnell

10 Random Alcohol and Liquor Questions

1. Popular in 1920s speakeasies, an Orange Blossom is a mixture of orange juice and what?
GIN.

2. This star of “The Honeymooners” lived in a circular house built around his bar? JACKIE GLEASON.
42.

3. Mule-Skinner, Spider-Juice and Coffin Varnish were old-time cowboy names for what alcohol? WHISKEY.

4. What is the beer that made Milwaukee famous?
SCHLITZ.

5. Brewers in which country make a beer for special occasions that contains ground-up dog parts?
CHINA.

6. What Hall-of Fame rocker was honored by a combination museum & liquor store in his home town of Faraday, LA.?
JERRY LEE LEWIS.

7. In ancient Rome, an all-night bender was called a what?
BACCHANALIA.

8. In the days leading up to Prohibition, people who pledged to abstain from all alcohol were known as what?
TEETOTALERS.

9. The oldest licensed distillery in the world produces what famous top-shelf Scotch?
DEWER’S. 

10. Who said, upon tasting his first sip of champagne, “I’m tasting stars!”?
DOM PERIGNON.

10 Weird State Laws Trivia Questions

1. In Maine, it is illegal to catch what animal with your hands?
   LOBSTER.
2. In Oklahoma, it is illegal to hunt what aquatic animal?
   A WHALE.
3. In Colorado, you can no longer hunt ducks while riding in a what?
   AIRPLANE.
4. In Las Vegas you can bet on just about everything. Yet it is illegal to bet on what popular teen-age party game?
   SPIN-THE-BOTTLE.
5. Minnesota’s sodomy law prohibits not only sex between humans. But between humans and what animal?
   A BIRD.
6. If you are run over by a train in Kansas, what must the railroad company give your remains?
   A FREE TICKET.
7. Funeral directors in Nevada can be arrested for doing what in the presence of a cadaver? SWEARING/USING BAD LANGUAGE.
8. In Arizona, it is illegal for first cousins to marry unless they are over what age?
   65.
9. In what state is it legal to urinate, vomit and defecate on a Confederate flag, unless you do so for “crass” purposes?
   FLORIDA.
10. The fun is over. In California, it is illegal to do what to a horse for entertainment purposes?
    TRIP IT.

10 FREE Alcohol Trivia Questions

1. Here’s a weird one for ya. Which beer is more stable and lasts longer, on made with Bottom-Fermenting yeast, or Top-Fermenting yeast? BOTTOM.

2. What single-celled organism, vital to brewing, was among the first organisms to be cloned? YEAST.

3. What Canadian brewery was the first to guarantee its customers that its beer would taste exactly the same, batch after batch? CARLING’S

4. This Dutchman wanted to make excellent pilsner beer, and today the beer that bears his name is the 3rd largest selling beer in the world. Who is he? GERARD ADRIAAN HEINEKEN.

5. Because of its perfect brewing climate, what European country was the last to adopt refrigeration techniques in brewing? ENGLAND.

10 Animal Trivia Questions

1. Nation-wide, what is the most common name for pet goldfish? JAWS.
2. In Southbend, Indiana, what animal was once tried and convicted of smoking in public? A CHIMPANZEE.
3. This is the stupidest thing I have ever herd. It is liiegal in Oklahome to hunt what animals? WHALES.
4. Among Native Americans, killing what notoriously stupid bird was considered a sign of laziness? THE TURKEY.
5. What zoo has the largest collection of animals in the world? THE SAN DIEGO ZOO.
6. According to scientists, which environment is better for animals, a Zoo or a Circus? CIRCUS.
7. What trait is shared by iguanas, koala bears, and Komodo dragons? THEY HAVE TWO PENISES.
8. The smell of fresh-cut cucumbers will alert you to the presence of what deadly snake? THE COPPERHEAD.
9. What is the only mammal that can fly? THE BAT
10. What is the largest member of the deer family found in North America? THE MOOSE

What is the most commonly played version of Solitaire?

Question: What is the most commonly played version of Solitaire? 

Which controversial book, first published in 1971 as a protest of the Vietnam War, contains instructions on how to manufacture homemade explosives?

Question: Which controversial book, first published in 1971 as a protest of the Vietnam War, contains instructions on how to manufacture homemade explosives?