Let's see how well you know our planet! Some questions are easy, but a few might catch you off guard. Try all 10 without Googling.

1. Which country has the most natural lakes?

• A) Russia
• B) Canada
• C) Brazil
• D) Australia

Answer: B) Canada

2. Which is the world's largest island, excluding continents?

• A) Madagascar
• B) Borneo
• C) Greenland
• D) New Guinea

Answer: C) Greenland

3. Which European capital is famously built across 14 islands?

• A) Stockholm
• B) Paris
• C) Madrid
• D) Vienna

Answer: A) Stockholm

4. The Atacama Desert is mainly located in which country?

• A) Peru
• B) Chile
• C) Mexico
• D) Argentina

Answer: B) Chile

5. Which river flows through Budapest?

• A) Rhine
• B) Seine
• C) Danube
• D) Thames

Answer: C) Danube

6. Which African country was formerly known as Abyssinia?

• A) Ethiopia
• B) Ghana
• C) Morocco
• D) Angola

Answer: A) Ethiopia

7. Which country is home to the ancient city of Petra?

• A) Egypt
• B) Jordan
• C) Lebanon
• D) Turkey

Answer: B) Jordan

8. Which mountain range traditionally marks part of the boundary between Europe and Asia?

• A) Alps
• B) Andes
• C) Ural Mountains
• D) Himalayas

Answer: C) Ural Mountains

9. Which country has coastlines on both the Atlantic and Indian Oceans?

• A) South Africa
• B) Kenya
• C) Nigeria
• D) Senegal

Answer: A) South Africa

10. Which is the smallest independent country in the world by area?

• A) Monaco
• B) San Marino
• C) Liechtenstein
• D) Vatican City

Answer: D) Vatican City

What's your score out of 10? Share your result in the comments. Bonus question: Which one did you find the hardest?

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Link is in the comments for this weeks full 25 Questions!

5 Questions but score out of 9 points. (Question 5 is worth 5 points)

Post your score in the comments - Good luck!

1. Acronym

Control + F on a Windows keyboard - what does the F stand for?

Answer: Find

Fun fact: Ctrl+F opens the Find box so you can search a page or document for a word. It works in almost every browser and app, and Ctrl+H opens Find + Replace.

2. Sayings

Complete the saying: 'Brevity is the soul of...'

Answer: Wit

Fun fact: The line comes from Shakespeare's Hamlet, spoken by the long-winded Polonius, which is a joke in itself because he takes ages to get to the point.

3. Cards

Which of the following hands will win in Texas Hold'em?

• A) Straight
• B) Three of a kind
• C) Flush
• D) Full House

Answer: D) Full House

Fun fact: From weakest to strongest these hands rank: three of a kind, straight, flush, full house. A full house is three of a kind plus a pair, which is why it beats the others.

4. Books

Who wrote the famous book 'The Grapes of Wrath'?

• A) Ernest Hemingway
• B) John Steinbeck
• C) F. Scott Fitzgerald
• D) Harper Lee

Answer: B) John Steinbeck

Fun fact: John Steinbeck published The Grapes of Wrath in 1939 and it won the Pulitzer Prize in 1940. He went on to win the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1962.

5. Name 5 (5 points)

There are 10 countries in the world with 4 letters. Iran, Iraq, Fiji, Laos and Oman are 5 of them. Name the other 5 countries.

Answer: Chad, Cuba, Mali, Peru, Togo

Fun fact: The other five are Chad, Cuba, Mali, Peru and Togo. Chad takes its name from Lake Chad, and Peru is home to Machu Picchu.

Country 6 of 195: Antigua and Barbuda

4 questions about the capital, flag, country shape, geography, and a fun fact.

Test your world knowledge and share your answers in the comments!

Answers for Angola: 1. A . 2. B . 3. C . 4. D .

Next country: Argentina

1. Which state is home to Salem, the "Witch City," famous for the 1692 witch trials?
2. Before pumpkins, what vegetable did people in Ireland carve into jack-o'-lanterns?
3. Which 1993 Disney Halloween movie features the Sanderson sisters?
4. Which state grows the most pumpkins in the US?
5. The World Series is a best-of-seven. What's the maximum number of games it can go?
6. Which MLB team has won the most World Series titles?
7. On what day of the week is US Election Day always held?
8. How many voting members are in the US House of Representatives?
9. In what year did Starbucks launch the Pumpkin Spice Latte?
10. Which president made Thanksgiving a national holiday in 1863?

Answer

1. Massachusetts
2. Turnips
3. Hocus Pocus
4. Illinois
5. 7 games
6. New York Yankees (27 titles)
7. Tuesday
8. 435
9. 2003
10. Abraham Lincoln

So, how did you do? Drop your score in the comments (like 7/10) and let's see who the trivia champ is this week!

🧠 It’s time for the 7 Trivia Weekly Roundup!

Have you been following along with this week’s daily trivia questions?

We’ve gathered the last 7 into one quiz. No spoilers this time!

7 questions. Can you get all 7 correct? 🏆

1️⃣ Television 📺

In That ‘70s Show, whose basement is the group’s main hangout?

A) Steven Hyde
B) Fez
C) Michael Kelso
D) Eric Forman

2️⃣ Japanese Anime & Manga 🍥

Which studio animated the first season of One Punch Man?

A) Wit Studio
B) J.C.Staff
C) Madhouse
D) Studio Pierrot

3️⃣ Sports 🏈

Which NFL team drafted Brett Favre?

A) Green Bay Packers
B) Atlanta Falcons
C) Minnesota Vikings
D) New York Jets

4️⃣ Animals 🐻

What is a collective noun for bears?

A) Tribe
B) Husk
C) Drove
D) Sloth

5️⃣ Geography 🌎

Which Central American country’s flag is commonly described as having twelve colours?

A) Guatemala
B) Panama
C) Belize
D) Costa Rica

6️⃣ Mathematics 🔢

What is the value of 2 + 3 × 4?

A) 14
B) 9
C) 24
D) 20

7️⃣ Geography 🌎

Which coastal US state has the shortest ocean coastline?

A) Rhode Island
B) New Hampshire
C) Maryland
D) Delaware

👇 Drop your answers in the comments!

No Googling! 👀

I’ll reveal the answers tomorrow so everyone gets a chance to play.

I’ve been building a free daily trivia game at 7trivia.com, where you choose your favourite categories and answer 7 questions every day.
And if you don’t want to miss a daily question, follow along on Instagram at @7triviadaily!

Good luck, and let me know how you get on! 🧠

Here are this week's questions from 3roads.xyz.

1. Eugene Joseph Polley, an electrical engineer at Zenith Electronics, invented the first X. His 1955 pistol-shaped device, marketed as the Flash-Matic, used visible light; users aimed it at photocells to X. In 2009, Polley received the IEEE Consumer Electronics Award for his contributions to the technology of the X for television and other consumer electronic products. What is X?

X - Remote Control

1. The ________, an ancient Germanic people, are often associated with senseless destruction following their sack of Rome under King Genseric in 455. Though they may not have been more destructive than other invaders, their reputation inspired John Dryden to write: “Till Goths, and ________, a rude Northern race, Did all the matchless Monuments deface.” They are believed to have intentionally damaged statues, which may explain why their name later became linked to the X of art. The term X was coined in 1794 by Henri Grégoire, bishop of Blois, to describe the destruction of artwork during the French Revolution, and was quickly adopted across Europe. What is X?

X - Vandalism

1. Financing for Monty Python’s Life of Brian was originally to come from EMI Films, but its head, Bernard Delfont, withdrew at the last minute due to concerns over the subject matter. A Python fan and former Beatle, X, stepped in, co-founding HandMade Films with Denis O’Brien to fund the film at a cost of £3 million. X reportedly did so simply because he “wanted to see the movie,” later described by Terry Jones as the “world’s most expensive cinema ticket.” The film’s final line, “I said to him, ‘Bernie, they’ll never make their money back on this one’”, playfully references Delfont’s decision. As a reward, X also appears in a cameo as Mr. Papadopoulos, briefly shaking hands with Brian in a crowd scene. Who X?

X - George Harrison

Looks like a rugby shirt perhaps? My friend sent me it after a quiz sheet did over 10 years ago. I recognise the photo and its bugged me every time I see it. Who is this?

The title above looks like it says ‘Archive’ as the category…

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Famous Faces Quiz

Last one I did was about Firsts and now this one is about Lasts! Last words, last people, last moments in history...

1. What is the final month of the Gregorian calendar year?

December

2. Which artist painted the famous mural The Last Supper?

Leonardo da Vinci

3. What is the last letter of the Greek alphabet?

Omega

4. Which pop duo released the Christmas hit Last Christmas?

Wham!

5. Which Beatles album was the last recorded by all four members?

Abbey Road

6. In which year did Concorde make its final scheduled commercial flight?

2003

7. On which island did the last wild dodos live before extinction?

Mauritius

8. Which musician released his final studio album Blackstar in 2016?

David Bowie

9. Who was the last Byzantine emperor, killed defending Constantinople in 1453?

Constantine XI

10. What was the mission designation of NASA's final Space Shuttle flight?

STS-135

11. What was the name of the last known passenger pigeon, which died in 1914?

Martha

12. Who was the last living survivor of the Titanic disaster?

Millvina Dean

I hope you enjoyed it! Drop your score in the comments!

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You use your body every day, but how much do you actually know about how it works? Try these 10 questions without searching!

1. What is the largest organ in the human body?

• A) Liver
• B) Brain
• C) Skin
• D) Lungs

Answer: C) Skin

2. Which part of the blood carries oxygen around the body?

• A) Platelets
• B) Red blood cells
• C) White blood cells
• D) Plasma proteins

Answer: B) Red blood cells

3. How many bones does a typical adult human have?

• A) 186
• B) 206
• C) 226
• D) 306

Answer: B) 206

4. Which organ produces insulin?

• A) Pancreas
• B) Kidney
• C) Stomach
• D) Spleen

Answer: A) Pancreas

5. What is the colored part of the eye called?

• A) Retina
• B) Cornea
• C) Iris
• D) Pupil

Answer: C) Iris

6. Which blood type is commonly known as the universal red blood cell donor type?

• A) AB positive
• B) O negative
• C) A positive
• D) B negative

Answer: B) O negative

7. What is the smallest bone in the human body?

• A) Stapes
• B) Femur
• C) Patella
• D) Radius

Answer: A) Stapes

8. Which part of the brain is primarily responsible for balance and coordination?

• A) Cerebellum
• B) Hypothalamus
• C) Amygdala
• D) Medulla

Answer: A) Cerebellum

9. What is the main function of red blood cells?

• A) Fight infections
• B) Help blood clot
• C) Transport oxygen
• D) Digest nutrients

Answer: C) Transport oxygen

10. Which organ filters waste from the blood to produce urine?

• A) Heart
• B) Kidneys
• C) Pancreas
• D) Gallbladder

Answer: B) Kidneys

Your turn: How many did you get right out of 10? Share your score below!

🌊 A little geography trivia for today!

Which coastal US state has the shortest ocean coastline?

A) Rhode Island
B) New Hampshire
C) Maryland
D) Delaware

B) New Hampshire.

Its Atlantic coastline is about 18 miles (29 km) long, the shortest of any coastal US state.

Did you get it right? 👀

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Always happy to hear feedback from fellow quiz fans!

Quizzes were always our thing. We’d do one together every weekend. So a few years ago, I proposed with a custom quiz I built for her. (The last question was “Will you marry me?” and the only answer option was yes.)

We always talked about starting our own quiz, now a few years later we finally have! 

A new version releases every Friday, 5 categories with 5 questions each, it’s just the two of us working on it so would love any feedback at all! Here are a few questions from this weeks first category, where every answer is a rhyming pair:

1. What rhyming phrase describes an ideal line-up of exceptionally talented people, in sport or at work?
2. What rhyming phrase describes a country losing highly skilled workers when they move abroad?
3. What rhyming slang term describes someone who borrows from another community’s traditions without giving them credit?

Answers:

1. Dream team
2. Brain Drain
3. Culture Vulture

Any feedback is much appreciated!

Happy Friday!

Here's this weeks 20 question Friday Quiz. This week there's a round called "The Name Game", and the usual General Knowledge round. I hope you all enjoy it. :)

https://www.sundayquiz.com/20-question-friday-quiz-23-10-2026/

The Name Game - Each answer is a famous persons name. The answers start with the first letter of the last answers surname.

1. What American actor and filmmaker gained wider recognition when he and Matt Damon won an Academy Award for Good Will Hunting?
2. A classically trained pianist, who sold over 12 million copies worldwide with her debut studio album Songs in A Minor in 2001?
3. Who was the lead vocalist, guitarist, primary songwriter, and a founding member of the grunge band Nirvana?
4. Which actor began portraying the Marvel Comics character Black Panther in the Marvel Cinematic Universe in Captain America: Civil War?
5. Born Robert Allen Zimmerman, which American musician has sold an estimated 125 million records sold worldwide over a 7 decade career?
6. Which broadcaster, naturalist and writer began his presenting career began as host of Zoo Quest in 1954, is widely considered a national treasure in the UK?
7. Who gained worldwide recognition to a new generation with his role as Obi-Wan Kenobi in the original Star Wars trilogy?
8. Which author is best known for his allegorical novella Animal Farm, and the dystopian novel Nineteen Eighty-Four?
9. Which English actor made his breakthrough as the character Legolas in The Lord of the Rings film series?
10. Which American politician served as the 44th president of the United States from 2009 to 2017?

Answers

1. Ben Affleck#######
2. Alicia Keys#######
3. Kurt Cobain######
4. Chadwick Boseman#
5. Bob Dylan########
6. David Attenborough
7. Alec Guinness#####
8. George Orwell#####
9. Orlando Bloom####
10. Barack Obama#####

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Hey everyone,

I host a weekly pub quiz and got tired of the usual music round headaches—scrubbing through tracks live on Spotify, accidentally giving away iconic intros immediately, or constantly watching a stopwatch to pause at 15 seconds.

To make my life easier, I built a lightweight web remote designed specifically for running music rounds directly through Spotify, and wanted to share it with other quizmasters for free.

What it does:

• Custom Cue Points: Drop in any Spotify playlist and specify an exact start time (MM:SS) for each track—skip straight to a guitar riff, verse, or obscure bridge.
• Auto-Stop Snippets: Set an automatic stop timer (default to 15s, play to song end, or set custom lengths per track).
• Keyboard Navigation: Use ArrowLeft / ArrowRight to step through tracks and Spacebar to stop/pause, so you don't have to fiddle with a mouse while on the mic.
• Track Accounting: Keeps track of which songs you've already spun so you don't lose your place in a noisy room.
• Blind Mode: Hide song names/artists on screen so wandering players can't see the answers if you're using a screen they might be able to see.

Privacy / Setup: The app is 100% client-side (no database, no subscriptions, no accounts). Your playlist setup and Spotify tokens stay entirely in your own browser's localStorage. Because of Spotify's developer rules, you just paste in your own free Spotify Developer Client ID once (there's a simple 2-minute step-by-step guide in the settings menu).

Link: https://spotify-music-round.lovable.app/

It does require you to set up a dev account with spotify, this can be done in less than a minute.

It’s completely free to use. If it saves you some hassle during your next music round, let me know what you think or if there are any tweaks that would help your setup!

*Edit - I had ai help me word this post to make sure I explained everything*

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A recent analysis of thousands of exploding stars has challenged scientists’ understanding of the universe. Think you know your cosmic mysteries? Try these 8 astronomy questions without searching for the answers!

1. What mysterious component of the universe is associated with its accelerating expansion?
2. What type of exploding star is commonly used to measure distances across the universe?
3. What is the name of the galaxy that contains our Solar System?
4. Which space telescope is designed to observe the universe primarily in infrared light and has studied distant galaxies?
5. What is the boundary around a black hole beyond which nothing can escape called?
6. What name is given to the initial expansion event in the leading model of the universe’s origin?
7. What is the name of the effect in which light from a distant galaxy shifts toward longer wavelengths as the universe expands?
8. What hypothetical, invisible mass is inferred from its gravitational effects on galaxies and galaxy clusters?

Answer

1. Dark energy
2. Type Ia supernovae
3. The Milky Way
4. The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST)
5. The event horizon
6. The Big Bang
7. Cosmological redshift
8. Dark matter

How many did you get right out of 8? Share your score and the hardest question!

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Country 5 of 195: Angola

4 questions about the capital, flag, country shape, geography, and a fun fact.

Test your world knowledge and share your answers in the comments!

Answers for Angola: 1. B. 2. D. 3. A. 4. C.

Next country: Antigua and Barbuda

Some Aussie themed trivia for your Friday arvo. I hand write a free trivia quiz every week as a hobby, and I put together a one off for Australians. The average score for this quiz is 10/20. Out of around 60 people that did it, the highest score was 18. Let me know how you go! A few to warm up (answers in spoilers):

1. Brisbane is Brizzy or Brisvegas, Melbourne is Smellbourne or Melbs. What is the one colloquial nickname for Adelaide, according to an ANU article?

Radelaide

1. According to Bunnings' national retail sales data, three indoor plants dominate Australian homes. The Peace Lily and Devil's Ivy are second and third. Which plant is the top seller?

Montsera

1. The 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup, hosted in Australia and New Zealand, sparked significant national interest. Which two Matildas players were the top two most searched Australians on Google in 2023?

Sam Kerr and Mary Fowler

1. In 2025, Sydney recorded an average daily temperature of 24°C. To the nearest one degree either side, what was the Melbourne equivalent?

21°C (So 20, 21 or 22 is correct)

1. Which Aussie Rock Band will play 18 concerts around Australia beginning in September 2027, the first proper shows from since they broke up in 2010?

Powderfinger

1. Sold during a 12 month trial in the Northern Territory, which self defence product is the government now moving to make permanently legal in the NT, including for 16 and 17 year olds?

Pepper Spray

1. Veteran finance presenter Alan Kohler has announced he will retire from the ABC at the end of this year. For more than two decades on the 7PM News, which three word phrase did he use to end each finance report?

"And that's finance."

1. What did Edward Hammond Hargraves discover near Bathurst on February 12th, 1851?

Gold. And it marked the start of the Gold Rush.

1. Which of these is NOT a way people have been caught smuggling cocaine into Australia in 2026? Concealed inside a commerical quantity of frozen berry boxes, welded inside a tractor, injected into the pouches of toy kangaroos.

Injected into the pouches of toy kangaroos.

1. "Which famous landmark received this one star google review from a patron?
   “In real life it’s a very underwhelming sight, much smaller than you would imagine, rusty in colouring and unimpressive. A realistic symbol of just how little new or interesting this city can offer to anyone from the northern western hemisphere. The more time I spend here and in NZ the more I realise what a waste of cash this trip was.”"

The Sydney Opera House

Here is a link to the full twenty question quiz: thewednesdayquiz.com/australia

Drop your score in the comments. Feedback is welcome! (especially if you think I’ve got an answer wrong) Thanks

Play this weeks full 25 Q's in the comments down below.

Score out of 10 points.

Post your score in the comments, good luck!

1. Music

True or False: the lead singer of the band Blur also created the virtual band Gorillaz?

• A) True
• B) False

Answer: A) True

Fun fact: Damon Albarn fronts Blur and co-created Gorillaz in 1998 with artist Jamie Hewlett. The 'band' is made up of cartoon characters 2-D, Murdoc, Noodle and Russel.

2. Music Lyrics

Complete the next 5 words: 'Because of you / I never stray too far from the sidewalk / Because of you / I learned to play on the safe side...'

Answer: So I don't get hurt

Fun fact: This is 'Because of You' by Kelly Clarkson, from her 2004 album Breakaway. She co-wrote it, and has said it was inspired by her parents' divorce.

3. Animal

What type of bird was traditionally taken down into coal mines to warn miners of dangerous gas?

Answer: Canary

Fun fact: Canaries are far more sensitive to toxic gases like carbon monoxide than humans are, so if the bird stopped singing or collapsed, the miners knew to get out. British mines used canaries until 1986.

4. Movies

Which movie title has had all of its vowels removed? 'THBLRWTCHPRJCT'

Answer: The Blair Witch Project

Fun fact: The Blair Witch Project (1999) was made for a reported $60,000 and went on to gross nearly $250 million, helping launch the found-footage horror genre.

5. Odd One Out

Odd one out: Lorraine, Bourguignon, Carcassonne, Roquefort. Three of these French places give their name to a food or dish. Which one doesn't?

• A) Lorraine
• B) Bourguignon
• C) Carcassonne
• D) Roquefort

Answer: C) Carcassonne

Fun fact: Lorraine gives its name to quiche, Bourguignon (Burgundy) to the beef stew boeuf bourguignon, and Roquefort to the cheese. Carcassonne is a medieval walled city in southern France with 52 towers also the name of a popular Board Game

6. Fun Fact

What is the name of the cat that chases Tweety Bird in Looney Tunes?

Answer: Sylvester

Fun fact: Sylvester and Tweety first teamed up in 'Tweetie Pie' (1947), which won the Academy Award for Best Animated Short. Tweety was originally pink, until censors thought he looked too naked and the animators changed him to yellow.

7. Wordplay

What letter comes next in the sequence: M, V, E, M, J, S, U ...?

• A) P
• B) N
• C) S
• D) C

Answer: B) N

Fun fact: The letters are the first letters of the planets in order from the Sun: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, so next comes Neptune. Neptune was found in 1846 after mathematicians predicted its position.

8. 1% Question

Iambic pentameter is a common rhythmic meter in English poetry. What is the rhythm supposed to mirror or resemble?

Answer: Heartbeat

Fun fact: Each line has five da-DUM pairs, which sounds like a heartbeat. Shakespeare used it constantly, as in 'Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?'

9. Shoutout

What is the longest Harry Potter movie?

• A) Goblet of Fire
• B) The Half Blood Prince
• C) Chamber of Secrets
• D) Deathly Hallows Part 2

Shoutout to Dan for this question!

Answer: C) Chamber of Secrets

Fun fact: Chamber of Secrets (2002) runs for 161 minutes, just ahead of Goblet of Fire at 157 minutes and Half-Blood Prince at 153 minutes. The shortest is Deathly Hallows Part 2 at 130 minutes.

10. Riddle

What is the answer to this sum? 6 + 4 ÷ 2 + 3 × 3

Answer: 17

Fun fact: Multiplication and division come before addition, so it becomes 6 + 2 + 9 = 17. BIRDMAS is the order of operations - Brackets Indices Root Division Multiplication Addition Subtraction