Pass This 26-Question Pub Trivia Quiz, Starting With This Question About Geography Everyone Knows
Welcome to today’s pub trivia quiz, where you’ll take on 26 general knowledge questions covering a wide range of topics. From geography, history, and science to movies, famous people, sport, food, and pop culture, every question is designed to test a different corner of your knowledge. Some questions should be instant answers, while others might have you debating in your head.
But the important question remains: can you answer all 26 general knowledge questions without making a mistake? Let’s do a quick warm-up before jumping to the quiz:
💡Which country is famous for the maple leaf on its national flag?
💡In snooker, what color ball is worth seven points?
💡Which European capital city is divided by the River Danube?
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So, for #24, according to BP, 'Girl with a Pearl Earring' was not painted by 'Vermeer', but was - IF you add the first name. Despite the fact that the artist is uniformly discussed using only the last name.
Yeah took me various alternative spelling attempts before I worked that out. but only took perhaps 20 seconds or so.
Load More Replies...Q22. The Danube runs through four European capitals cities (Belgrade, Bratislava, Budapest, Vienna) so technically it divides them all. The city arbitrarily chosen as correct for this quiz is the only one of them whose name is made up from historic areas on either bank (and was originally the other way around, the last part being first).
It's distinctly different from the others, though, really the only one that fits the word 'divided'. Well worth a visit if you've never been.
Load More Replies...I only play once in a blue moon. I noticed the spelling is a lot more forgiving. Thanks
So, for #24, according to BP, 'Girl with a Pearl Earring' was not painted by 'Vermeer', but was - IF you add the first name. Despite the fact that the artist is uniformly discussed using only the last name.
Yeah took me various alternative spelling attempts before I worked that out. but only took perhaps 20 seconds or so.
Load More Replies...Q22. The Danube runs through four European capitals cities (Belgrade, Bratislava, Budapest, Vienna) so technically it divides them all. The city arbitrarily chosen as correct for this quiz is the only one of them whose name is made up from historic areas on either bank (and was originally the other way around, the last part being first).
It's distinctly different from the others, though, really the only one that fits the word 'divided'. Well worth a visit if you've never been.
Load More Replies...I only play once in a blue moon. I noticed the spelling is a lot more forgiving. Thanks


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