International Trivia Quiz
What is the capitol of Fiji?
A: Suva
In what country did doughnuts originate?
A: Holland.
Bahina de los Cochinos is better known as what?
A: Bay of Pigs.
Which European country consumes the most
coffee per capita?
A: Finland.
The Japanese dish that is made with
Tofu and
vegetables is called what?
A: Sukiyaki.
Santiago is the capitol of Chile. What does it mean?
A: Saint James.
In China what
color does the bride traditionally wear?
A: Red.
Where are the Canary Islands situated?
A: In the Atlantic Ocean.
In 1741 Robert Keeler was the first to commercially
manufacture what food product?
A: Marmalade.
The city of Adelaide, Australia stands on what
river ?
A: Torens.
In 1605, what did the Japanese Emperor make mandatory in
schools?
A: Learning swimming.
In Ireland what is a Gombeen Man?
A: A moneylender.
India has the largest Hindu population. What country has
second largest Hindu population?
A: Nepal.
Japanese porcelain is called what?
A: Kakiemon.
What is Irelands oldest licensed
whiskey distillery?
A: Bushmills.
The tradition of exchanging
Christmas gifts began in what
country?
A: Italy.
The international car registration letters for what country
are RA?
A: Argentina.
What is the name of the river that flows through Baghdad?
A: Tigris
What sea is directly north of Poland?
A: Baltic sea.
Antanananarivo is the capitol of what country?
A: Madagascar.
What is the fastest growing religion in Ireland?
A: Buddhism.
The glasshouse mountains are located where?
A: Queensland Australia.
Crossair originated in what European country?
A: Switzerland.
In what city would you find Giacomo Marconi airport?
A: Bologna.