100 Easy Pub Quiz Questions and Answers: Quizmaster [2022 Edition] (2024)

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1. What is the capital of Austria? 2. What is the best selling brand of tea in the United Kingdom? 3. In which of the following sports do we need a shuttleco*ck? 4. Which country in Europe has the largest population? 5. What is the name of the lead singer of the British rock band Coldplay? 6. Not including jokers, what is the number of cards in a pack of cards? 7. In which year did Elizabeth II officially become Queen of the United Kingdom? 8. What does a cobbler typically make and repair? 9. Before Donald Trump, who was the president of the United States of America? 10. What does WWW in a website address stand for? 11. Anfield Stadium is home to which famous football club in England? 12. What are the colours of four stars on the national flag of New Zealand? 13. What does BBC, the public service broadcaster in Britain, stand for? 14. In the periodic table of elements, the letter “H” represents which chemical element? 15. 5 basic senses of humans include touch, taste, hearing, sight, and … 16. Which famous actor played Captain Jack Sparrow in the film series “Pirates of the Caribbean”? 17. What is the total number on an English jury? 18. A typical margarita co*cktail recipe needs three ingredients: lime juice, orange liqueur/Cointreau/sec, and which alcoholic drink? 19. What is the highest mountain in the world? 20. In which U.S city can we find the Statue of Liberty? 21. In which year did World War II end? 22. How many months of the year have exactly 31 days? 23. Mark Zuckerberg is the co-founder and CEO of which social network? 24. Which is the number next to 20 when moving clockwise on a dartboard? 25. In which century was the year 1275? 26. What was the first album by the rock band The Beatles? 27. The British Royal Navy was established in which century? 28. What is the other name of the courgette vegetable in the United States? 29. Which phobia term is used for the fear of being cold? 30. What is the largest land mammal in the world? 31. Which mythological monster is known for having 9 heads? 32. In 1945, the United States dropped the world’s first atomic bomb over which Japanese city? 33. Which artist is known for the painting “Mona Lisa”? 34. Which is the farthest planet from the sun in the solar system? 35. What is the largest country in the world by area? 36. How many valves are there in the heart? 37. Harry Potter, Ron Weasley, and Hermione Granger are all members of which house in Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry? 38. What do we call a baby rabbit? 39. What does the letter “Q” stand for in LGBTQ? 40. How many minutes in total are there in a football match, excluding extra times? 41. Which singer is often dubbed “The Gloved One” or “The King of Pop”? 42. The chemist and physicist Marie Curie, who was the first woman to win the Nobel Prize twice, was born in which country? 43. How many wings do mosquitoes have? 44. Which gland in the body is responsible for controlling the rate of producing energy? 45. Approximately how much DNA do chimpanzees and humans share? 46. The Latin name “Caledonia” was used by the Romans to refer to which part of the modern-day United Kingdom? 47. Which city in England was once known as Duroliponte? 48. In 1796, the first successful vaccine was created by Edward Jenner. Which illness did this vaccine protect against? 49. Finland officially declared independence from which country in 1918? 50. Which author is known for popular fairy tales, such as “Sleeping Beauty”, “Hansel and Gretel”, “Cinderella”, and “Snow White”? 51. Which alcohol is traditionally used on Christmas to flame a pudding? 52. King Edward and Maris Piper are varieties of which food? 53. What is the speed of light? 54. Which substance has the chemical formula H2O? 55. Bremen, Stuttgart, and Cologne are cities in which European country? 56. Complete the title of the following play by Williams Shakespeare: “The Merchant of …”? 57. The dish Scotch Woodco*ck is made from which kind of fish? 58. Which singer has the most number one singles ever in the United Kingdom? 59. In which year did Britain officially leave the European Union? 60. How many letters are there in the modern English alphabet? 61. What is the total number of lines on the London Underground? 62. What is the most spoken language in the world? 63. Which country has the world’s longest coastline? 64. In the story “A Christmas Carol” by Charles Dicken, how many ghosts emerge to Scrooge? 65. The novel “A Tale of Two Cities” by Charles Dickens is about which two cities? 66. At which temperature are Celsius and Fahrenheit equal to each other? 67. Which scientist is the author of “A Brief History of Time”? 68. What is the name of the airport in Liverpool? 69. Which flower is known as the national symbol of Wales? 70. How can we tell the approximate age of most trees? 71. Which species of bird can lay the largest eggs? 72. What is the Secret Intelligence Service of the United Kingdom commonly known as? 73. How many legs do lobster have? 74. Which metal is combined with copper to make brass? 75. Which scientist is known for formulating the three laws of motion? 76. The lira was the official currency of which European country until 1999 when it was replaced by the euro? 77. Which of the following words is the opposite of nadir? 78. A pluviometer is an instrumented used by scientists to measure what? 79. The Nasdaq Stock Market is located in which financial centre? 80. Clove oil was used in ancient Chinese medicine to alleviate which illnesses? 81. What is the highest title that a chess player can achieve? 82. What is special about the following sentence: “The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.” 83. Which of the following initials refer to Royal Dutch Airlines? 84. Which of the following is not a basic gait of horses? 85. Which god rules the underworld in Greek mythology? 86. Mont Blanc is the highest peak in which mountain range? 87. As of 2020, what is the largest company in the world by market capitalization? 88. From which country did Karate originate? 89. If we add up the opposite sides of a dice, the results are always the same. What is it? 90. In which Italian city did Juliet and Romeo live? 91. John Davison Rockefeller built his fortune in which industry? 92. Who was the third son of Eve and Adam in the bible? 93. The Bermuda Islands are located in which sea? 94. On which day of the year do we celebrate Halloween? 95. Which company is known for manufacturing Walkman, a popular brand of portable media players? 96. The RMS Titanic was built in which British city? 97. Which reaction happens when electricity passes through water? 98. Iceland shares its border with how many countries? 99. The tango dance originates from which country? 100. What is the largest island in the Mediterranean? FAQs

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