Daily Trivia Quiz
Daily Trivia Quiz 🐧 10 Questions (21/07/2026)
- Shaped to mimic an old-fashioned car radiator, which pasta was created by an industrial designer in the 1960s?
A) Rotelle
B) Gemelli
C) Radiatori
D) Fusilli
Answer: >!C) Radiatori!<
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- Which music awards are presented by the Recording Academy?
A) The Grammys
B) The American Music Awards
C) The MTV Video Music Awards
D) The Billboard Music Awards
Answer: >!A) The Grammys!<
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- The slogan 'What happens here, stays here' originated from two tourism writers for what city?
A) New Orleans
B) Miami
C) Bangkok
D) Las Vegas
Answer: >!D) Las Vegas!<
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- The city of Chicago is often referred to by what meteorological nickname?
A) The Foggy City
B) The Windy City
C) The Rainy City
D) The Snowy City
Answer: >!B) The Windy City!<
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- Before changing its name to Google in 1997, what was the original name given to the search engine in 1996?
A) BackRub
B) PageRank
C) WebCrawler
D) MetaFind
Answer: >!A) BackRub!<
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- Which planet in our solar system has the shortest day, rotating once every 10 hours?
A) Saturn
B) Mars
C) Jupiter
D) Neptune
Answer: >!C) Jupiter!<
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- What naturally occurring element on Earth has the highest atomic number (92)?
A) Plutonium
B) Uranium
C) Thorium
D) Radium
Answer: >!B) Uranium!<
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- In Greek mythology, who was condemned to hold up the celestial heavens for eternity?
A) Prometheus
B) Atlas
C) Hercules
D) Perseus
Answer: >!B) Atlas!<
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- Before being officially named "Mario", what was Nintendo's flagship character originally called in Donkey Kong (1981)?
A) Jumpman
B) Plumber Man
C) Red Hat
D) Brick Breaker
Answer: >!A) Jumpman!<
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- What is the only country in the world whose national flag is not rectangular or square?
A) Bhutan
B) Nepal
C) Switzerland
D) Vatican City
Answer: >!B) Nepal!<
Posted Jul 23, 2026, 10:10 AM UTC