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Free Trivia Night Questions - All Things Medical

Who was the first doctor to successfully treat diabetes patients with insulin?
Dr. Frederick Banting

Who was the doctor who performed the first successful heart transplant?
Dr. Christiaan Barnard

Within 10%, what percentage of the human body is water?
66%

What is the medical term for kidney failure?
Renal Failure

What ancient Greek figure is known as the father of western medicine?
Hippocrates

What is the medical instrument used to detect a heartbeat?
Stethoscope

What does AIDS stand for?
Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome

What is the name of the oath that each doctor must take?
The Hippocratic Oath

Within 10 000, how many times per day does the average person’s heart beat?
100,000

What year was the first test tube baby born?
1978

 

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Free Trivia Night Questions - Fast Food

What was Colonel Sanders’ first name?
Harland

Who was the founder of McDonalds?
Raymond "Ray" Crock

Within 3 years, what year did McDonalds release their Chicken McNugget?
1983

What American state was Taco Bell founded in?
California

What major Canadian coffee chain did Burger King merge with in 2014?
Tim Hortons

What are the names of the donut holes at Dunkin Donuts?
Munchkins

Within 50, how many calories are in a Burger King Whopper?
649

What is Dave, one of the founder of Wendys’ last name?
Thomas

What pizza chain developed a pizza for use as space food, and was eaten on the international space station for the first time in 2001?
Pizza Hut

Where, according to the slogan, can you "Eat Fresh"?
Subway

 

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Free Trivia Night Questions - Italy

What Italian leader had the nickname, Il Duce?
Benito Mussolini

What 3 colours are on the Italian flag?
Green, White and Red

When was the last time Italy won the World Cup of soccer?
2006

What Italian volcano erupted in AD 79, burying Pompeii?
Mount Vesuvius

What Italian Emperor is known to have “fiddled while Rome burned”?
Nero

What former Italian Prime Minister was convicted of tax fraud in 2013?
Silvio Berlusconi

What famous Italian opera singer died of pancreatic cancer in 2007?
Luciano Pavarotti

Within 100 years, when did the construction of the leaning tower of Pisa begin?
1173

What city did Lucky Luciano live in after his exile from the United States?
Naples

In world war II, what was the code name of the operation for the allied invasion of Sicily?
Operation Husky

 

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Free Trivia Night Questions - 1970s Music

What southern rock band wrote the song Free Bird?
Lynyrd Skynyrd

What was David Bowie’s adopted persona?
Ziggy Stardust

This singer/ songwriter who wrote “the End” was found dead in his Paris Apartment on July 3, 1971.
Jim Morrison, singer for "The Doors"

What song by the Eagles has the lyrics, “well I’m running down the road trying to loosen my load”?
Take It Easy

This 1970 song by Paul McCartney was dedicated to his wife Linda.
Maybe I'm Amazed

This 1977 song by Carly Simon was the theme song in the James Bond movie the Spy Who Loved Me.
Nobody Does it Better

This 1972 song by Alice Cooper became a favourite of students everywhere.
School's Out

This Glen Campbell song was released in 1975 and quickly rose to the number one position on the Billboard Charts.
Like a Rhinestone Cowboy

Who was the lead guitarist for Led Zeppelin?
Jimmy Page

What Bee Gee’s song begins with the lyrics, “you can tell by the way I use my walk”?
Stayin' Alive

 

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Free Trivia Night Questions - Mountains and Ranges

What mountain range is Mount Everest a part of?
The Himalayas

What mountain climber responded to the question, “why did you want to climb Mount Everest” with the response, “because it’s there”.
George Mallory

What is the longest continental mountain range in the world?
The Andes

What mountain Range is the Matterhorn a part of?
The Swiss Alps

What mountain range runs north to south through Western Russia?
The Ural Mountains

What is the second highest mountain in the world?
K2

The Laurentian Mountains are found in what country?
Canada

With a peak of 14 505 feet, what mountain is the highest mountain in the Contiguous United States?
Mount Whitney

What state is Mount Washington in?
New Hampshire

What island of Japan is Mount Fuji on?
Honshu Island

 

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Free Trivia Night Questions - Art & Artists

"You Know I can't drink anymore" were the last words of which artist?
Picasso

Complete the name of a famous Van Gogh Painting - "____ in Arles"?
Bedroom

Dali belonged to which artistic school?
Surrealism

Degas specialized in painting pictures about which of the arts?
Ballet

Expressionism emerged in the early years of which century?
18th

Hans Van Meegeren was a famous forger of paintings by which artist?
Vermeer

Caliban is a moon that orbits which planet?
Uranus

How is Whistlers Arrangement in Grey and Black better known?
Whistler's Mother

How many paintings did Van Gogh sell during his lifetime?
1

Impression Sunrise is a famous work of art by which painter?
Monet

Sunday Afternoon at the Grand-Jatte is a famous work by which artist?
Seurat

The Last Judgement is a famous work by which artist?
Michelangelo

The Metropolitan Museum of Art lies in which American City?
New York

The US WW1 recruitment poster "I Want You" was designed by which artist?
Flagg

What is featured in Dali's "The Persistence of Memory"?
Clocks

What nationality is the painter Helen Frankenthaler?
American

What term is given to the surface alteration of an image caused by age?
Patina

Which artist painted The Night Watch?
Rembrandt

Who painted the famous work "Still Life with La Danse"?
Matisse

Who was most famous for his works painting the Moulin Rouge?
Toulouse Lautrec

 

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Free Trivia Night Questions - World War 1

Around the waters of which nation did the Battle of Jutland occur?
Denmark

During 1916, the Easter Uprising occurred in which country?
Ireland

During which year did the Germans launch the "Spring Offensive"?
1918

Ferdinand I was the King of which Country during World War 1?
Bulgaria

For what reason was Mata Hari executed in 1917?
Espionage

Fritz Haber was a pioneer of which type of warfare?
Gas

Germany, Austria-Hungary and which other nation were the members of the Triple Alliance?
Italy

In 1915 Germany tempted Bulgaria into the war to battle which other nation?
Serbia

In order to quell calls for his abdication which Prince did the Kaiser appoint as chancellor in October 1918?
Maximillan

In what month of 1914 did Britain declare War on Germany?
August

In what month of 1918 did World War 1 end?
November

In which area of conflict did Manfred von Richtofen excel?
Air

In which city was Archduke Franz Ferdinand murdered?
Sarajevo

In which year did the USA enter the war?
1917

Queen Wilhemina was the Queen of which country during the First World War?
The Netherlands

The Battle of Verdun occurred in which country?
France

The country known as Mesopotamia during the war is known as what today?
Iraq

What Christmas song did British Troops hear German Troops singing on Christmas Day 1914?
Silent Night

Which pandemic disease caused massive loss of life, particular in soldiers, during the war?
Spanish Flu

Whom did Japan declare war on in 1914 when they entered the conflict?
Germany

 

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Free Trivia Night Questions - The Solar System

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An AU measures the distance from the Sun to which planet?
Earth

Caliban is a moon that orbits which planet?
Uranus

How long does light from the sun take to reach earth?
8 Minutes

In 1631 Pierre Gassendi made the first telescopic observation of which planet?
Mercury

In terms of size, where does the Earth rank in a list of the largest planets?
5th

The Sea of Cleverness can be found on which body in the Solar System?
The Moon

What element gives Mars its Reddish appearance?
Iron (Oxide)

What is the largest moon in the Solar System?
Ganymede

Which body in the solar system is named after the God of the Underworld?
Pluto

Which gas is the primary component of Jupiter?
Hydrogen

Which planet does not experience seasons?
Mercury

Which planet has surface temperatures ranging from -173 degrees Celsius to 427 degrees Celsius?
Mercury

Which planet takes 164 earth years to orbit the Sun?
Neptune

Which was the first planet to be discovered with the use of a telescope?
Uranus

Which planet was the first founded by mathematical prediction?
Neptune

Approximatley how many Billion years ago was The Solar System Formed?
4.6 Billion

Europa is a major moon orbiting which planet?
Jupiter

How many spacecraft, as of 2016, have visited Mercury?
2

How many times bigger is Saturn than the Earth?
95

In terms of distance from the Sun, where does Saturn rank?
6th

 

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Free Trivia Night Questions - Anatomy

A goitre is an inflammation of which gland?
Thyroid

According to research, the risk of heart attack is highest on which day?
Monday

An accumulation of bile pigment in the blood causes which skin disorder?
Jaundice

By what name is Hansen's disease better known?
Leprosy

Cirrhosis and hepatitis affect which major bodily organ?
Liver

Doctor Christian Barnard performed the first successful transplant of which human organ?
Heart

How many bones are there in a normal adult human?
206

In degrees centigrade, what is the normal/average human body temperature?
37

The brain is a part of which organ system?
Nervous System

What appear when the Sun activates your melanocytes?
Freckles

What is the anatomical name for the chest?
Thorax

What is the largest muscle in the body?
Gluteus Maximus

What is the most common blood type?
O

What is the name of the chief muscle used in breathing?
Diaphragm

What is the proper name of the Collarbone?
Clavicale

What structure joins a bone to a muscle?
Tendon

Which acid is present in the stomach?
Hydrochloric

Which disease is also known as pink eye?
Conjunctivitis

Which of the senses typically deteriorates first with age?
Smell

Which pigment is responsible for a tan's brown colour?
Melanin

 

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Free Trivia Night Questions - Animals

How much do you know about Animals?
The world's largest frog and beetle are both named after which biblical character?
Goliath

The young of a Kangaroo are known as…?
Joey

Trumpeter, Whooper and Mute are species of which type of bird?
Swan

What do the platypus and echidna do which no other mammals do?
Lay Eggs

What is a beaver's home called?
A Lodge

What living bird has the largest wingspan?
Albatross

What type of animal is Muirel in Animal Farm by George Orwell?
Goat

What type of creature is a Beyoncé?
Horsefly

What year did Martha, though to be the world's last Passenger Pigeon die at the Cincinnati Zoo?
1914

Which animal appears on the flag of the Falkland Islands?
Sheep

Which Australian marsupial mostly survives on a diet of eucalyptus leaves?
Koala

Which breed of dog, which originated in China, is noted for its thick coat and distinctive blue-black tongue?
Chow

Which 2 animals represent a strong and a weak stock market?
Bull and Bear

Which legendary twentieth-century artist was notorious for taking a pet anteater for walks on a lead?
Salvador Dali

Which Star Sign is represented by the Goat?
Capricorn

Which type of animal lives in a "drey"?
Squirrels

The dodo was principally native to which island?
Mauritius

The 1960s cartoon character Quick Draw McGraw was which type of animal?
Horse

Mozzarella cheese is traditionally made from the milk of which animal?
Buffalo

The feet of the Puffin are red in the summer. What colour are they in the Winter?
Yellow

 

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Free Trivia Night Questions - 1990s Music

 

The 1990s was an incredible time for music from Vanilla Ice and Brittany Spears to Nirvana and Pearl Jam. Here is some trivia to give you a taste. Click on the question to see the answer.

Alfred Nevarez was a member of which 1990s boy band?
All 4 One

Bill Corgan is the lead vocalist with which 1990s band?
Smashing Pumpkins

Complete the title of the 1990 Grammy winning Phil Collins track "Another Day in…."?
Paradise

Complete the title of the Madonna Album "Ray of…."?
Light

Daddy Mac and Mac Daddy were the members of which 1990s duo?
Kris Kross

Elton John performed 5 songs on the soundtrack to which Disney Film?
The Lion King

From This Moment On was a 1999 release by which singer?
Shania Twain

George Michael first hit No.1 in the 1990s with which song?
Praying for Time

Good Riddance (Time of Your Life) was a 1990s release by which band?
Green Day

How was Antony Ray better known in the world of music?
Sir Mix a Lot

 

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