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Trivia Quiz: Questions for week ending 12 July 2026
This week’s trivia questions are about colours
(1) What was the original colour of the White House?
(2) What colour are aircraft black boxes?
(3) What was the original colour of Coca-Cola?
(4) What soft drink is an anagram of “epileptic soda”?
(5-4)
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Trivia Quiz: Questions for week ending 17 May 2026
This week’s trivia questions are about islands (1) When are there 7000 islands in the Philippines?
(2) Because Australia is regarded as a continent, Greenland
is the world’s largest island. What is second largest?
(3) Is Inaccessible Island accessible?
(4) What distance measurement is an anagram of “O, mile
trek”? (9)
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Trivia Quiz: Questions for week ending 10 May 2026
This week’s trivia questions are about personal names
1) Gonxha Bojaxhiu was born in Albania in 1910. Why was she
the world’s most admired woman when she died in India
in 1997?
(2) What were the given names of the French composer Julien?
(3) What is the most common male’s first name worldwide?
(4) What screen actor’s name is an anagram of “Script:
he ever hero”? (11,5)
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Trivia Quiz: Questions for week ending 19 April 2026
This week’s trivia questions are about country names
(1) What does the “stan” in the name of countries
such as Afghanistan mean?
(2) How did Greenland and Iceland get their names?
(3) The first eight letters of what country’s name contain
no vowels (a, e, i, o, u)?
(4) The name of what country is an anagram of “Leprechaun
fib I retold”? (3,8,2,7)
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Trivia Quiz: Questions for week ending 15 March 2026
This week’s trivia questions are about inventions
(1) In what country were Roman numerals invented? (a) Iberia
(b) India (c) Italy
(2) Who invented the bagpipes? (a) the Scots (b) the English
(c) the Pakistanis
(3) Where was Indian ink invented? (a) in China (b) in India
(c) in Swaziland
(4) What Chinese leader’s title and name are an anagram
of “I am on a march”? (8,3)
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Trivia Quiz: Questions for week ending 8 March 2026
This week’s trivia questions are about accidents
(1) What happened to the 1968 exhibition at Harrogate by the
Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents?
(2) How long will it be before the radiation from the nuclear
reactor that exploded at Chernobyl in April 1986 will have
dropped to a safe level? (a) by 2030 (b) another 25 000 years
(c) it is already at a safe level—the daily radiation
would be less than from a dental x-ray
(3) What causes the largest number of road accidents in Sweden?
(4) The shuttle in what major space accident is an anagram
of “mishap…but locate clues”? (5,7,8)
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Trivia Quiz: Questions for week ending 22 February 2026
This week’s trivia questions are about time
(1) Of all history’s timepieces, which had the most
moving parts and which had the least moving parts?
(2) Why does the sun rise before 1 o’clock every morning
in Ethiopia?
(3) What time is it at the North Pole?
(4) What newspaper, with the word “Times” in its
name, is an anagram of “wonkey items there”? (3,3,4,5)
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Trivia Quiz: Questions for week ending 1 February 2026
This week’s trivia questions are about street names
(1) What is the most common street name in Sydney, Australia?
Try thinking of something that every suburb has, like a church
or a railway station. But, no, it’s not Church Street
or Railway Street.
(2) What is the most common street name in the USA? It’s
most unlikely to be the same as your answer to the first question,
so try a second choice.
(3) What was the former name of the main street in Latvia’s
capital, Riga? (a) Adolf Hitler Strasse (b) Alexander Boulevard
(c) Freedom Street (d) Lenin Street (e) all of the above
(4) What car make is an anagram of “to race in”?
(1,7)
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Trivia Quiz: Questions for week ending 25 January 2026
This week’s trivia questions are about wildlife
(1) Who owns all of England’s swans?
(2) About how many penguins live on South Georgia Island?
(a) a thousand (b) a million (c) 10 million
(3) Do more penguins live in the northern hemisphere than
the southern hemisphere?
(4) What small form of wildlife is an anagram of “flutter
by”? (9)
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Trivia Quiz: Questions for week ending 11 January 2026
This week’s trivia questions are about countries
(1) What is Africa’s largest country?
(2) What Central American countries’ names mean “rich
coast”, “the Saviour” and “land of
many trees”?
(3) In what country or countries is the Sahara Desert?
(4) What country’s name is an anagram of “But
I’m in a desert area”? (6,4,8)
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Trivia Quiz: Questions for week ending 4 January 2026
This week’s trivia questions are about world rivers
(1) How long does it take a drop of water to travel from the
headwaters of the Colorado River to the Gulf of California?
(a) almost a week (b) several months (c) years
(2) Every twist of the Gambia River is matched by something
that is approximately 20 kilometres from it. What is this?
(3) How many rivers would be needed to fill an empty Lake
Bailkal in one year?
(4) What water transport is an anagram of “ocean”?
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