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How Many of These Trivia Questions Can You Guess? PART 22

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It’s been 2 months already since I have published my 21st quiz for the longest trivia quiz series here at Virily, and now I’m back to for its 22nd quiz.

Are you ready for another brainstorming challenge that’s all about anything under the sun? If you are then better get ready for another round of mind-boggling quiz, and make sure to get 9/15 to pass this quiz.

Share your result to your friends and families to spread the fun and knowledge. Have fun and good luck!

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If you have missed my previous quizzes, just check these links below:

How Many of These Trivia Questions Can You Guess? PART 1

How Many of These Trivia Questions Can You Guess? PART 2

How Many of These Trivia Questions Can You Guess? PART 3

How Many of These Trivia Questions Can You Guess? PART 4

How Many of These Trivia Questions Can You Guess? PART 5

How Many of These Trivia Questions Can You Guess? PART 6

How Many of These Trivia Questions Can You Guess? PART 7

How Many of These Trivia Questions Can You Guess? PART 8

How Many of These Trivia Questions Can You Guess? PART 9

How Many of These Trivia Questions Can You Guess? PART 10

How Many of These Trivia Questions Can You Guess? PART 11

How Many of These Trivia Questions Can You Guess? PART 12

How Many of These Trivia Questions Can You Guess? PART 13

How Many of These Trivia Questions Can You Guess? PART 14

How Many of These Trivia Questions Can You Guess? PART 15

How Many of These Trivia Questions Can You Guess? PART 16

How Many of These Trivia Questions Can You Guess? PART 17

How Many of These Trivia Questions Can You Guess? PART 18

How Many of These Trivia Questions Can You Guess? PART 19

How Many of These Trivia Questions Can You Guess? PART 20

How Many of These Trivia Questions Can You Guess? PART 21

  • Question of

    What did Simon Wiesenthal hunt?

    • tigers
    • anacondas
    • fugitive Nazis
    • Jews
  • Question of

    Where is the global headquarters of the financial services company called Visa, Inc.?

    • California, USA
    • Ontario, Canada
    • Tokyo, Japan
    • Zurich, Switzerland
  • Question of

    According to Guinness World Records, who is depicted by more statues worldwide than anybody else?

    • Virgin Mary
    • Jesus
    • Alexander the Great
    • Buddha
  • Question of

    In which Olympic event might you encounter the terms Flamingo and Eggbeater?

    • BMX cycling
    • synchronized swimming
    • Formula 1 racing
    • artistic gymnastics
  • Question of

    Which of the following is the highest mountain in Africa?

    • Mount Kilimanjaro
    • Mount Fujiyama
    • Mount Everest
    • Mount Kosciuszko
  • Question of

    What type of food is most closely related with the English county of Cornwall?

    • flan
    • pasty
    • bread
    • pie
  • Question of

    In which year were most of the oilfields of Kuwait set ablaze by retreating Iraqi forces?

    • 1991
    • 1990
    • 1992
    • 1989
  • Question of

    Four-wheel-drive vehicles bearing the name “Land Cruiser” have been made by what automaker since 1951?

    • Mazda
    • Ford
    • Toyota
    • Chevrolet
  • Question of

    In what month does Remembrance Day occur?

    • December
    • March
    • August
    • November
  • Question of

    The Godfather was written by Mario Puzo and made into film as a trilogy from the director named what?

    • Steven Spielberg
    • Martin Scorsese
    • Francis Ford Coppola
    • George Lucas
  • Question of

    In what general direction does the Nile River flow?

    • South
    • North
    • East
    • None, it doesn’t flow at all
  • Question of

    The name of which animal is used as a slang term for a rising stock market?

    • rooster
    • fox
    • bull
    • pig
  • Question of

    Over what area is the ozone layer the thinnest?

    • Canada
    • Antarctica
    • Greenland
    • South Pole
  • Question of

    The beer called Stella Artois originates from what country?

    • France
    • Canada
    • Ireland
    • Belgium
  • Question of

    The Three Gorges Dam, the world’s largest hydro-electric power station, is supported by the longest river in Asia which is found in China. What is this river called?

    • Mekong River
    • Yellow River
    • Grand Canal
    • Yangtze River

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  1. Very nice quiz, Traf! 10/15 but about the ozone layer question, isn’t ‘South pole’ effectively the same as ‘Antarctica’? in which case there are two possible correct answers 🙂

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    • …congrats for a high score u got Norman..yeah u are right, but South Pole is not a place but one of two points where the Earth’s axis of rotation intersects its surface..I just put South Pole to make that question a bit tricky..And if we say Antarctica, it means a wider region compared to South pole which focuses on the the very point of Earth’s axis… 🙂

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    • you got a pretty nice score already Carol…thanks for the play and hope u had fun with my quiz..welcome too for regarding this one as tough and good quiz 🙂

  5. 14/15 – I slipped up on the Visa question, but the rest were fine! If the pie was a stargazy one, the Cornwall question would have had two possible answers!

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    • wow..you got an awesome one-mistake score…you are indeed a genius..thanks for playing keep posted always for my quiz.. Hope u won’t forget now where’s Visa’s HQ 🙂

    • it’s alright..at least u didn’t get zero at all…what matter is u have learned a lot from this quiz..thanks for playing and hope u had fun too Snezana 🙂

  8. Eight out of 15 on this quiz. I was fooled by the Stella Artois question since I thought based on television ads it was from France and not Belgium.

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