Trivial Pursuit is a popular board game that tests players’ general knowledge. To play, players must correctly answer questions in different categories to advance on the board and collect « pie charts » as points. In this article, we propose a selection of Trivial Pursuit questions and answers to organize your own quiz with friends, or even at a team-building event. Fun guaranteed!
Trivial Pursuit Classic: 150 Questions & Answers
Here’s a list of 150 questions and answers for the Trivial Pursuit game, organized by classic categories such as Geography, Entertainment, History, Art and Literature, Science and Nature, and Sports and Leisure.
Geography
- Q: What is the capital of France?
A: Paris - Q: What is the largest desert in the world?
A: The Sahara Desert - Q: What is the world’s largest country in terms of surface area?
A: Russia - Q: What river runs through London?
A: The Thames - Q: What is the capital of Australia?
A: Canberra - Q: What sea borders the south coast of France?
A: The Mediterranean Sea - Q: What is the world’s largest island?
A: Greenland - Q: What is the world’s smallest country in terms of surface area?
A: The Vatican - Q: What mountain range separates Europe from Asia?
A: The Ural Mountains - Q: What is the capital of Canada?
A: Ottawa - Q: Which country is nicknamed « The Land of the Rising Sun »?
A: Japan - Q: Which city is nicknamed « the Big Apple »?
A: New York - Q: In which country is Machu Picchu located?
A: Peru - Q: What is the longest river in the world?
A: The Nile - Q: What is the capital of Argentina?
A: Buenos Aires - Q: Which country is famous for its many canals and tulips?
A: The Netherlands - Q: Which city is the capital of Italy?
A: Rome - Q: Which country is crossed by the Amazon River?
A: Brazil - Q: What is the capital of Spain?
A: Madrid - Q: What sea lies to the east of Greece?
A: The Aegean Sea - Q: Which city is the capital of Egypt?
A: Cairo - Q: Which country is nicknamed « l’Hexagone »?
A: France - Q: Which country’s capital is Reykjavik?
A: Iceland - Q: What is the capital of Russia?
A: Moscow - Q: Which country is the most populous in the world?
A: China
Entertainment
- Q: Which director is best known for his films « Pulp Fiction » and « Kill Bill »?
A: Quentin Tarantino - Q: Who created Mickey Mouse?
A: Walt Disney - Q: Which actor plays the lead role in the film « Forrest Gump »?
A: Tom Hanks - Q: Which film won the Oscar for Best Picture in 2020?
A: Parasite - Q: Who is the singer of the 2015 hit « Hello »?
A: Adele - Q: Which band is famous for the song « Bohemian Rhapsody »?
A: Queen - Q: Which TV series features the Stark and Lannister families?
A: Game of Thrones - Q: Which actor plays Jack Sparrow in « Pirates of the Caribbean »?
A: Johnny Depp - Q: Which animated film features toys coming to life?
A: Toy Story - Q: Who is the director of the « Lord of the Rings » trilogy?
A: Peter Jackson - Q: Which singer is best known for « Poker Face » and « Bad Romance »?
A: Lady Gaga - Q: Which film tells the story of Freddie Mercury’s life?
A: Bohemian Rhapsody - Q: Who directed the film « Inception »?
A: Christopher Nolan - Q: Which actor plays James Bond in the film « Skyfall »?
A: Daniel Craig - Q: Which British band is famous for the song « Yellow »?
A: Coldplay - Q: Which 1997 film tells the story of the sinking of the Titanic?
A: Titanic - Q: Who wrote the « Harry Potter » saga?
A: J.K. Rowling - Q: Which Disney film features a princess named Elsa?
A: The Snow Queen - Q: Which TV series follows the adventures of the Tanner children in San Francisco?
A: Party at Home - Q: Which actor plays the lead role in the film « The Revenant »?
A: Leonardo DiCaprio - Q: Who is the lead singer of the Rolling Stones?
A: Mick Jagger - Q: Which 1982 science-fiction film was directed by Ridley Scott?
A: Blade Runner - Q: What is the name of the first film in the Star Wars saga, released in 1977?
A: Star Wars (Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope) - Q: Who plays Hermione Granger in the « Harry Potter » films?
A: Emma Watson - Q: What is the title of the « Titanic » theme song sung by Céline Dion?
A: My Heart Will Go On
History
- Q: In what year did Christopher Columbus discover America?
R: 1492 - Q: Who was President of the United States during the American Civil War?
A: Abraham Lincoln - Q: What historic event took place on July 14, 1789 in France?
A: The storming of the Bastille - Q: Who was the first emperor of Rome?
A: Augustus - Q: In what year did the Second World War begin?
R: 1939 - Q: Which Egyptian pharaoh is best known for his gold funerary mask?
A: Tutankhamun - Q: Which wall was demolished in 1989, marking the end of the Cold War?
A: The Berlin Wall - Q: Who gave the « I Have a Dream » speech in 1963?
A: Martin Luther King Jr. - Q: In what year did the French Revolution begin?
R: 1789 - Q: Who was the leader of the Allied forces in Europe during the Second World War?
A: Dwight D. Eisenhower - Q: Which explorer was the first to reach the South Pole in 1911?
A: Roald Amundsen - Q: Which war pitted the USA against Iraq in 1991?
A: The Gulf War - Q: Who was the first president of the French Fifth Republic?
A: Charles de Gaulle - Q: In what year did man first walk on the Moon?
R: 1969 - Q: Who wrote the United States Declaration of Independence?
A: Thomas Jefferson - Q: Which treaty ended the First World War?
A: The Treaty of Versailles - Q: Who was the last Tsar of Russia before the 1917 revolution?
A: Nicholas II - Q: Which empire built the Great Wall of China?
A: The Qin Empire - Q: In what year was the European Union officially created?
R: 1993 - Q: Who was the first female Prime Minister of the United Kingdom?
A: Margaret Thatcher - Q: Which country was led by Adolf Hitler during the Second World War?
A: Germany - Q: In what year did the Battle of Waterloo take place?
R: 1815 - Q: What event triggered the First World War?
A: The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand. - Q: Who discovered America before Christopher Columbus, but didn’t establish a lasting colony?
A: Leif Erikson - Q: In what year was Nelson Mandela released from prison?
R: 1990
Art and Literature
- Q: Who wrote « Les Misérables »?
A: Victor Hugo - Q: What is Leonardo da Vinci’s most famous work?
A: The Mona Lisa - Q: Which poet wrote « Les Fleurs du mal »?
A: Charles Baudelaire - Q: Who painted « The Starry Night »?
A: Vincent van Gogh - Q: What is the title of J.K. Rowling’s first novel?
A: Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone - Q: Who wrote « War and Peace »?
A: Leo Tolstoy - Q: Which French writer is best known for his novel « Madame Bovary »?
A: Gustave Flaubert - Q: Who wrote « Don Quixote »?
A: Miguel de Cervantes - Q: Who wrote « Moby Dick »?
A: Herman Melville - Q: What is the nationality of writer Gabriel García Márquez?
A: Colombian - Q: Who painted « Guernica »?
A: Pablo Picasso - Q: Which author is best known for plays such as « Hamlet » and « Romeo and Juliet »?
A: William Shakespeare - Q: Who sculpted « The David »?
A: Michelangelo - Q: Which American writer wrote « The Great Gatsby »?
A: F. Scott Fitzgerald - Q: Who wrote « The Adventures of Tom Sawyer »?
A: Mark Twain - Q: Which French author wrote « The Count of Monte Cristo »?
A: Alexandre Dumas - Q: Who wrote « Paradise Lost »?
A: John Milton - Q: What is the name of Édouard Manet’s most famous painting, depicting a nude woman lunching with clothed men?
A: Le Déjeuner sur l’herbe - Q: Which George Orwell novel describes a dystopian society under constant surveillance?
R: 1984 - Q: Which American writer is best known for his novel « East of Eden »?
A: John Steinbeck - Q: Who wrote « The Stranger »?
A: Albert Camus - Q: Which English poet wrote « La Chanson de Roland »?
A: Anonymous - Q: Which artist is best known for his water-lily paintings and gardens at Giverny?
A: Claude Monet - Q: Which Mary Shelley novel features a scientist creating a monster?
A: Frankenstein - Q: Which painter is famous for his works depicting ballet dancers?
A: Edgar Degas
Science and Nature
- Q: Which chemical element has the symbol O?
A: Oxygen - Q: Which planet is closest to the Sun?
A: Mercury - Q: What is the largest organ in the human body?
A: The skin - Q: Which chemical element has the symbol Au?
A: Gold - Q: What is the Earth’s main source of energy?
A: The Sun - Q: Which scientist is best known for his theory of relativity?
A: Albert Einstein - Q: What is the approximate distance between the Earth and the Moon?
A: 384,400 km - Q: What is the world’s largest ocean?
A: The Pacific Ocean - Q: What is the largest planet in the solar system?
A: Jupiter - Q: What force keeps us on Earth?
A: Gravity - Q: What’s the name of the chemical element whose symbol is Na?
A: Sodium - Q: What is the speed of light in a vacuum?
A: Approximately 300,000 km/s - Q: What is the scientific name for water?
A: H₂O - Q: Who formulated the law of universal gravitation?
A: Isaac Newton - Q: What is the smallest unit of matter?
A: The atom - Q: Which planet is nicknamed « the red planet »?
A: Mars - Q: Which chemical element has the symbol He?
A: Helium - Q: What is the main component of the Earth’s atmosphere?
A: Nitrogen - Q: What is the name of the largest known dinosaur?
A: Argentinosaurus - Q: Who discovered penicillin?
A: Alexander Fleming - Q: What is the normal temperature of the human body in degrees Celsius?
A: 37°C - Q: What is the largest land mammal?
A: The African elephant - Q: What molecule is responsible for photosynthesis in plants?
A: Chlorophyll - Q: What is the smallest bone in the human body?
A: The stirrup - Q: What is the chemical element whose symbol is Fe?
A: Iron - Q: How long is the Earth’s period of revolution around the Sun?
A: 365.25 days - Q: What is the name of the science that studies insects?
A: Entomology - Q: What is the most abundant gas in the Earth’s atmosphere?
A: Nitrogen - Q: What’s the difference between a meteor and a meteorite?
A: A meteor burns up when it enters the atmosphere, while a meteorite hits the Earth’s surface. - Q: What is the name of the chemical element whose symbol is C?
A: Carbon
Sports & Leisure
- Q: Which country won the 2018 Football World Cup?
A: France - Q: Who is considered the greatest basketball player of all time?
A: Michael Jordan - Q: Which city hosts the Wimbledon tennis tournament?
A: London - Q: What is Japan’s national sport?
A: Sumo - Q: Which soccer player has won the Ballon d’Or six times?
A: Lionel Messi - Q: How far is a marathon in kilometers?
A: 42.195 km - Q: Which country hosted the 2008 Summer Olympics?
A: China (Beijing) - Q: Which American soccer team has won the most Super Bowls?
A: New England Patriots - Q: What is the playing surface of a soccer field in meters?
A: Approximately 105 x 68 meters - Q: Who holds the 100-meter world record in athletics?
A: Usain Bolt - Q: What color jersey is worn by the leader of the Tour de France?
A: Yellow - Q: Which national rugby team is nicknamed the « All Blacks »?
R: New Zealand - Q: How high is the net in a men’s volleyball match?
A: 2.43 meters - Q: Who has won the most Grand Slam tennis titles?
A: Roger Federer (tied with Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic according to the latest updates) - Q: Which sport is played with a ball and a bat, and is mainly played in the USA?
A: Baseball - Q: How big is a basketball court in meters?
A: 28 x 15 meters - Q: Which tennis player is nicknamed « The King of Clay »?
A: Rafael Nadal - Q: What is the name of the stadium where the Champions League final is played?
A: The answer varies, as the final is played in a different stadium every year. - Q: Which country won the first FIFA World Cup in 1930?
A: Uruguay - Q: Which golf player is nicknamed « The Tiger »?
A: Tiger Woods
Trivial Pursuit Junior 8-11 years: 150 Questions & Answers
Here’s a series of 150 easier questions, adapted for a younger audience, following the same classic categories:
Geography
- Q: What is the capital of France?
R: Paris - Q: What is the world’s largest ocean?
A: The Pacific Ocean - Q: What is the capital of Italy?
A: Rome - Q: In which country is the Eiffel Tower?
A: France - Q: What is the capital of Spain?
A: Madrid - Q: What is the largest continent?
A: Asia - Q: What is the smallest country in the world?
A: Vatican City - Q: Which river runs through Paris?
A: The Seine - Q: Which country is famous for its kangaroos?
A: Australia - Q: Which island is also a country and a continent?
A: Australia - Q: Which country is home to the pyramids?
A: Egypt - Q: What is the capital of Japan?
A: Tokyo - Q: Which sea lies between Europe and Africa?
A: The Mediterranean Sea - Q: What is the capital of Germany?
A: Berlin - Q: Which country has a maple leaf on its flag?
A: Canada - Q: What is the capital of England?
A: London - Q: Which country is famous for Big Ben?
A: United Kingdom - Q: Which island is the largest in the world?
A: Greenland - Q: Which city is famous for the Statue of Liberty?
A: New York - Q: Which country is famous for Mount Fuji?
A: Japan - Q: In which country can you see the Colosseum?
A: Italy - Q: What is the world’s largest desert?
A: The Sahara Desert - Q: What is the capital of Greece?
A: Athens - Q: Which country is famous for its tulips and windmills?
R: The Netherlands - Q: Which mountain is the highest in the world?
A: Mount Everest
Entertainment
- Q: What’s the name of Mickey Mouse’s duck friend?
A: Donald Duck - Q: Who’s the superhero with the red cape and « S » on his chest?
A: Superman - Q: What’s the name of the cowboy toy in Toy Story?
A: Woody - Q: Who is Batman’s sworn enemy?
A: The Joker - Q: What’s the name of the film in which a princess loses her glass slipper?
A: Cinderella - Q: What’s SpongeBob’s main color?
R: Yellow - Q: What’s the name of the clown fish in the film « Finding Nemo »?
A: Nemo - Q: What’s the name of the film with a flying elephant?
A: Dumbo - Q: What’s the name of the wizard in Harry Potter who wears glasses?
A: Harry Potter - Q: Who’s the dog in the « Scooby-Doo » cartoon?
A: Scooby-Doo - Q: What’s the name of the superhero who’s a spider-man?
A: Spider-Man - Q: Who is the space toy in Toy Story?
A: Buzz Lightyear - Q: What’s the name of the princess in The Snow Queen?
A: Elsa - Q: What’s the name of the honey-loving bear in the Disney cartoon?
A: Winnie the Pooh - Q: What’s the name of the film where toys come to life?
A: Toy Story - Q: What’s the name of the lion in « The Lion King »?
A: Simba - Q: What’s the name of the Little Mermaid in the Disney film?
A: Ariel - Q: What’s the name of the movie with a red racing car called Flash McQueen?
A: Cars - Q: What’s the name of the girl in « Alice in Wonderland »?
A: Alice - Q: Who is Shrek’s best friend?
A: Donkey - Q: What’s the name of the film in which a fish is wanted by his father?
A: Finding Nemo - Q: What’s the name of the green ogre in the DreamWorks film?
A: Shrek - Q: What’s the name of the film featuring a robot named Wall-E?
A: Wall-E - Q: What’s the name of the island in « Inspiration Island »?
A: Motunui - Q: What’s the name of Luke Skywalker’s robot friend in Star Wars?
A: R2-D2
History
- Q: Who was the first President of the United States?
A: George Washington - Q: Which great wall is visible from space?
A: The Great Wall of China - Q: Who discovered America in 1492?
A: Christopher Columbus - Q: Who wrote the U.S. Declaration of Independence?
A: Thomas Jefferson - Q: What was the name of the ship used by the pilgrims who arrived in America in 1620?
A: The Mayflower - Q: Who was King of France during the French Revolution?
A: Louis XVI - Q: What is the name of the document signed in 1215 that limited the power of the King of England?
A: The Magna Carta - Q: Who was the long-reigning Queen of England in the 19th century?
A: Queen Victoria - Q: Which country built the pyramids?
A: Egypt - Q: Who was the first man to walk on the Moon?
A: Neil Armstrong - Q: Which ancient Roman city was buried by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius?
A: Pompeii - Q: Who was the ruler of the Mongol Empire in the 13th century?
A: Genghis Khan - Q: What is the name of the war between the North and South of the United States?
A: The American Civil War - Q: Who painted the Mona Lisa?
A: Leonardo da Vinci - Q: What was the name of the ship sunk by an iceberg in 1912?
A: The Titanic - Q: Who was the French military leader who became emperor?
A: Napoleon Bonaparte - Q: Which city was once the capital of the Roman Empire?
A: Rome - Q: Which famous Berlin Wall was demolished in 1989?
A: The Berlin Wall - Q: Who was President of the United States during the Second World War?
A: Franklin D. Roosevelt - Q: Which country was led by Adolf Hitler during the Second World War?
A: Germany - Q: Who was the first emperor of China?
A: Qin Shi Huang - Q: Which country was the first to use postage stamps?
A: The United Kingdom - Q: Which English king had six wives?
A: Henry VIII - Q: Who was the first woman to fly across the Atlantic?
A: Amelia Earhart - Q: Which famous leaning tower is in Italy?
A: The Tower of Pisa
Art and Literature
- Q: Who wrote « Harry Potter »?
A: J.K. Rowling - Q: Which cartoon character is a cat chasing a mouse named Jerry?
A: Tom - Q: Who painted « Starry Night »?
A: Vincent van Gogh - Q: What is the name of the famous detective created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle?
A: Sherlock Holmes - Q: What’s the name of Winnie the Pooh’s faithful friend, the tiger?
A: Tigger - Q: Who wrote « The Little Prince »?
A: Antoine de Saint-Exupéry - Q: What’s the name of the superhero family in « The Incredibles »?
R: The Parrs - Q: What is the name of the main character in « The Adventures of Tintin »?
A: Tintin - Q: Who is the famous Spanish painter known for his cubist style?
R: Pablo Picasso - Q: What is the name of the lion king in the film « The Lion King »?
A: Mufasa - Q: Who wrote « Alice in Wonderland »?
A: Lewis Carroll - Q: What’s the name of the monster in Mary Shelley’s novel?
A: Frankenstein - Q: What’s the name of the pirate captain in « Peter Pan »?
A: Captain Hook - Q: What’s the name of Lucky Luke’s faithful horse?
A: Jolly Jumper - Q: Who painted the « Last Supper » fresco?
A: Leonardo da Vinci - Q: What’s the name of the book in which a young boy has adventures on an island with pirates?
A: Treasure Island - Q: What’s the name of the teddy bear in « Winnie the Pooh »?
A: Winnie - Q: What’s the name of the faithful dog in « Around the world in 80 days »?
A: Passepartout - Q: Who wrote « Romeo and Juliet »?
A: William Shakespeare - Q: What is the name of the elephant in Jean de Brunhoff’s book?
R: Babar - Q: What’s the name of the magician in « The Lord of the Rings »?
A: Gandalf - Q: Who is the author of « The Jungle Book »?
A: Rudyard Kipling - Q: What is the name of the famous Belgian detective created by Agatha Christie?
A: Hercule Poirot - Q: What’s the name of the lasagne-loving orange cat?
R: Garfield - Q: What is the name of the boat in « The Adventures of Tintin »?
A: The Sirius
Science and Nature
- Q: Which chemical element has the symbol O?
A: Oxygen - Q: Which planet is closest to the Sun?
A: Mercury - Q: Which animal is known for its slowness and hard shell?
A: The tortoise - Q: What’s the fastest animal on earth?
A: The cheetah - Q: Which organ pumps blood in the human body?
R: The heart - Q: What is the largest marine mammal?
R: The blue whale - Q: What is the name of the Earth’s largest natural satellite?
A: The Moon - Q: What color are flamingos?
R: Pink - Q: What insect produces honey?
R: The bee - Q: What is the name of the largest known dinosaur?
R: The Argentinosaurus - Q: Which planet is nicknamed « the red planet »?
A: Mars - Q: What is the largest planet in the solar system?
A: Jupiter - Q: What gas do we breathe to survive?
A: Oxygen - Q: What is the world’s largest ocean?
A: The Pacific Ocean - Q: What is the name of the chemical element whose symbol is H?
A: Hydrogen - Q: What is the name of the nearest star to Earth?
A: The Sun - Q: Which animal is known for its long neck?
A: The giraffe - Q: What is the name of the smallest bone in the human body?
A: The stirrup - Q: Which animal is the symbol of wisdom in fairy tales?
R: The owl - Q: What is the name of the chemical element whose symbol is C?
A: Carbon - Q: How long does the Earth revolve around the Sun?
A: 365 days - Q: What is the name of the heaviest animal ever to live on Earth?
A: The blue whale - Q: Which fruit is known to be rich in vitamin C?
A: The orange - Q: What force keeps us on Earth?
A: Gravity - Q: What is the name of the chemical element whose symbol is N?
A: Nitrogen - Q: Which organ is responsible for digesting food?
A: The stomach - Q: What’s the name of the flying animal that uses echolocation to get around?
A: The bat - Q: What is the name of the chemical element whose symbol is Na?
A: Sodium - Q: What is the normal temperature of the human body in degrees Celsius?
A: 37°C - Q: What is the Earth’s main source of energy?
A: The Sun
Sports & Leisure
- Q: Which country won the 2018 Football World Cup?
A: France - Q: What is Japan’s national sport?
A: Sumo - Q: Which sport uses a bat and a ball and is played mainly in the United States?
A: Baseball - Q: What color jersey is worn by the leader of the Tour de France?
R: Yellow - Q: Who is the main character in « Pokémon » who catches Pokémon?
R: Sacha - Q: Which soccer player is known as Argentina’s number 10?
A: Lionel Messi - Q: How far is a marathon in kilometers?
A: 42.195 km - Q: Which American soccer team has won the most Super Bowls?
A: New England Patriots - Q: Which sport is played with an oval ball?
A: Rugby - Q: Who holds the 100-meter world record in athletics?
A: Usain Bolt - Q: Which national rugby team is nicknamed the « All Blacks »?
A: New Zealand - Q: How high is the net in a men’s volleyball match?
A: 2.43 meters - Q: Who has won the most Grand Slam tennis titles?
A: Roger Federer - Q: What sport is played with a board on the water?
A: Surfing - Q: What is the name of the famous tennis tournament in London?
A: Wimbledon - Q: Which sport is played on a court with clubs and a ball?
A: Golf - Q: Which sport is played with horses and obstacles?
A: Horseback riding - Q: What is the name of the famous marathon run every year in New York?
A: The New York Marathon - Q: What is the name of the stadium where the Champions League final is played?
A: The answer varies from year to year. - Q: Which golf player is nicknamed « The Tiger »?
A: Tiger Woods
Questions for every taste and knowledge
Trivial Pursuit is available in several versions – classic, junior, family or themed – to suit everyone’s knowledge and preferences. Questions are divided into six traditional categories: geography, history, art and literature, science and nature, sports and leisure, entertainment. Here are a few examples of questions and answers in each of these categories:
Geography
- What is the capital of Sweden? Answer: Stockholm.
- In which country is the temple of Angkor Wat located? Answer: Cambodia.
- Which French city is nicknamed « la Ville Rose »? Answer: Toulouse.
- What mountain range separates Spain and France? Answer: The Pyrenees.
- In what year was the territory of Nunavut in Canada created? Answer: 1999.
History
- Who was the first President of the United States? Answer: George Washington.
- What event marked the start of the French Revolution? Answer: The storming of the Bastille on July 14, 1789.
- In what year was the steam engine invented by James Watt? Answer: 1765.
- Who was nicknamed « the Sun King »? Answer: Louis XIV.
- Which Roman emperor built the wall that bears his name in England? Answer: Hadrian.
Art and literature
- Who wrote the novel « Les Misérables »? Answer: Victor Hugo.
- Which famous painting by Leonardo da Vinci depicts a smiling woman? Answer: The Mona Lisa.
- In which country is Gabriel Garcia Marquez’s « One Hundred Years of Solitude » set? Answer: Colombia.
- Which Dutch painter painted « The Starry Night »? Answer: Vincent van Gogh.
- With which poem by Charles Baudelaire does the collection « Les Fleurs du Mal » begin? Answer: To the reader.
Science and Nature
- How many bones make up the human skeleton? Answer: 206.
- What chemical element has the symbol Fe? Answer: Iron.
- In what year was the first artificial satellite, Sputnik 1, launched? Answer: 1957.
- Which planet is closest to the Sun? Answer: Mercury.
- In which country was the fossil of Lucy, humanity’s ancestor, discovered? Answer: Ethiopia.
Sport and Leisure
- Who holds the men’s 100-meter world record? Answer: Usain Bolt.
- Where were the 2018 Olympic Winter Games held? Answer: Pyeongchang, South Korea.
- How far is a marathon? Answer: 42.195 km.
- In what year was the first soccer World Cup held? Answer: 1930.
- In which sport is a racket called a « tambourine » used? Answer: Tennis.
Entertainment
- Which American actress plays Hermione Granger in the Harry Potter saga? Answer: Emma Watson.
- Who is the director of « E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial »? Answer: Steven Spielberg.
- Which English band was made up of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr? Answer: The Beatles.
- Which French TV series takes place behind the scenes of a TV station and features the lives of the characters in front of and behind the camera? Answer: Dix pour cent.
- Which Quebec singer performs the song « SOS d’un terrien en détresse » on the concept album « Starmania »? Answer: Daniel Balavoine.
Now that you’ve got this varied selection of Trivial Pursuit questions and answers, all you have to do is challenge your friends to your next quiz or team building event. To make the game even more dynamic, don’t hesitate to add personalized questions based on everyone’s tastes and interests. Have fun!
