95 Funny Trivia Questions If You Think You Can Never Have Too Much Fun

1. Which Spanish region held a banned referendum in October 2016 in an effort to achieve independence?

2. What TV show is about an outcast student who plots against the cool kids in school?

3. What is the name of the U.K.-based consulting firm accused of info mining to support the 2016 Trump campaign?

4. Who got added as a judge in the 2022 season of the US version of "The Voice"?

5. Season 16 of "American Idol" has what pop star as a judge?

6. The September 2016 presidential debate between whom set a record as the most-watched debate in US history?

1. The term 'Brexit' is taken from the name used to describe which other country's exit from the European Union?

2. Known for creating "Parenthood", what 2017 TV show is Jason Katimas known for?

3. What historical event inspired the motto "In God We Trust" on US coins?

4. What term is used to denote a mortgage that probably will not ever be repaid?

5. What is the correct last line of Robert Frost's poem, "Stopping By The Woods on a Snowy Evening"?

6. The TV show "Krypton" is about what relative of Superman?

1. Where does the show "Fuller House" take place?

2. President Jimmy Carter was a member of what branch of the US military?

3. What item of clothing became associated with the Women's March movement in 2017?

4. What TV reality show is about creating costumes and acting out the parts?

5. Who does Neil Patrick Harris portray in the TV show "A Series of Unfortunate Events"?

6. What nickname did Joseph Stalin use to describe his "right hand man", Molotov?

1. Which Indian politician said of a conflict with Pakistan, "You cannot shake hands with a clenched fist"?

2. Which judge replaced Antonin Scalia on the Supreme Court in April 2017?

3. What 2018 TV comedy stars Patton Oswalt as a school principal?

4. What was Al Bundy's favorite beer on the show "Married... With Children"?

5. Which capital city was once the capital of a Spanish colony called New Granada?

6. The TV show "Rellik" is told from what perspective?

1. In April 2018, who became the first-ever US Senator to give birth while in office?

2. What German political leader was known as the "Iron Chancellor"?

3. What college did Thomas Jefferson attend?

4. In the TV show "Andi Mack", who are Andi's two best friends?

5. Who took office as President of France in May 2017, succeeding Francois Hollande?

6. What do you call a boomerang that won't come back?

1. What is the scientific name of the great white shark?

2. The island of Mauritius was once the home of what extinct species?

3. What is the name given to the study of scientific analysis of elections and trends?

4. Best known for "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice", David S. Goyer has also done what 2018 TV show?

5. The United Nations Headquarters are hosted in which US city?

6. Which of these is not a Pepsi soft drink product?

1. Which Nordic country was the first to establish a cabinet with equal numbers of men and women?

2. Who was the world's first female Prime Minister?

3. Where was the 2017 G-20 Summit held?

4. What phrase was given to the 2016 referendum in which the UK decided to leave the European Union?

5. Who replaced Winston Churchill as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom in 1955?

6. Which title is given to the head of the executive branch of government in an Australian state?

1. The TV show "Killing Eve" starring Sandra Oh is about what?

2. A whisk would be a good choice for completing which of these cooking tasks?

3. "Station 19" is a spin-off of what TV series?

4. Which Italian Prime Minister resigned in 2016 after losing a referendum to reform the constitution?

5. What is the name of the National Parliament of the Republic of Ireland?

6. Which senior Japanese politician faced a major real estate political scandal in 2018?

1. What is the term for a day trader not affiliated with a major financial institution?

2. What nickname did President Trump give to North Korean leader Kim Jong-un?

3. The TV show "For the People" is set in what US city?

4. The Japanese loanword "kamikaze" translates literally to what?

5. Which is the real title of a Britney Spears song?

6. Dakota Fanning portrays Sara Howard in what 2018 TV show?

1. Which name is the Sandwich Islands better known as?

2. Which ruler ascended to the throne as King of Spain in 2014 upon the abdication of his father?

3. The TV show "Famous in Love" is about what?

4. In English history, who was the last monarch of the house of Tudor?

5. What is the name of the sequel to the TV show "Black-ish"?

6. The TV show "Electric Dreams" is based on short stories written by who?

1. What is Anne's last name on the TV show "Anne with an E"?

2. Chef Bob Blumer is better known as whom?

3. How often are American presidential elections held?

4. Who took office as Prime Minister of Canada in November 2015?

5. Which member of the British royal family was involved in "Squidgygate"?

6. In 1893, which country became the first to give women the right to vote?

1. The HBO series "The Last Of Us" is based on what?

2. Who led the "Rainbow Coalition" in the 1980s?

3. Where did the "Velvet Revolution" take place?

4. Which is the real title of a Beatles song?

5. Sean Bean portrays Tom Hammond in what TV crime drama?

6. What group of islands is affectionately known as the Friendly Isles?

1. What sport is the TV movie "The Simone Biles Story: Courage to Soar" about?

2. In the TV show "Howards End", What is the last name of the wealthy family?

3. What TV series is about a Royal Naval expedition encountering a monstrous predator?

4. The TV show "Fuller House" is a sequel to what show?

5. "Pretty Little Liars" star Lucy Hale also stars in what CW TV show?

6. Who gave Spain a claim to Florida by exploring St. Augustine?

1. What is the action/comedy movie about a trio of bodybuilders in Florida?

2. What TV show is the story of a couple whose marriage is reignited by their divorce?

3. What name completes the opening line of "Moby Dick", "Call me ..."?

4. The teddy bear was named after which famous American politician?

5. Bill Hader and Henry Winkler both star in what TV series?

6. What is the TV series "The Crown" about?

1. What does "magna culpa" mean?

2. Why did the golfer wear two pairs of pants?

3. What TV show is about a crime-solving illusionist?

4. What was the name of Captain Cook's ship?

5. What famous actor served as Governor of California from 2003 until 2011?

6. What TV show stars Donald Sutherland as J. Paul Getty?

1. Which human-rights organization campaigns for the release of political prisoners worldwide?

2. Which US politician was the first woman to become US Secretary of State?

3. In what city did the show "The Alienist" take place?

4. Elected in 1969, who was the first female Prime Minister of Israel?

5. The term "sugar" is used generically to refer to which one of the following?