100 Fun General Knowledge Quiz Questions [2024 Edition]

Whether you're a trivia novice or a seasoned quizmaster, this comprehensive list of questions is specifically curated to challenge your knowledge, ignite your curiosity, and inspire fun. The article covers a vast array of topics from the events of 2023 to expectancies in 2024. From entertainment and science to history and sports, these questions are designed to test your general knowledge and keep you on your toes. So, brace yourself and dive into the world of fascinating facts and intriguing questions, and see how well you fare in this ultimate general knowledge challenge of 2024.

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1. Who wrote the novel "1984"?
   a) George Orwell ✅
   b) J.K. Rowling
   c) F. Scott Fitzgerald
   d) Ernest Hemingway
2. What is the capital city of Australia?
   a) Sydney
   b) Melbourne
   c) Canberra ✅
   d) Brisbane
3. What is the chemical symbol for Gold?
   a) Gd
   b) Go
   c) Ag
   d) Au ✅
4. In what year was the first iPhone released?
   a) 2005
   b) 2007 ✅
   c) 2008
   d) 2010
5. What is the tallest mountain in the world?
   a) K2
   b) Mount Everest ✅
   c) Mount Kilimanjaro
   d) Denali
   
   
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6. Who painted the "Mona Lisa"?
   a) Leonardo da Vinci ✅
   b) Michelangelo
   c) Raphael
   d) Caravaggio
7. Which planet is known as the "Red Planet"?
   a) Venus
   b) Mars ✅
   c) Jupiter
   d) Saturn
8. Who discovered electricity?
   a) Isaac Newton
   b) Nikola Tesla
   c) Michael Faraday
   d) Benjamin Franklin ✅
9. What is the world's largest ocean?
   a) Atlantic Ocean
   b) Indian Ocean
   c) Pacific Ocean ✅
   d) Southern Ocean
10. Who came up with the theory of relativity?
    a) Edgar Allan Poe
    b) Albert Einstein ✅
    c) Galileo Galilei
    d) Louis Pasteur

1. What is the national bird of the United States?
   a) Eagle ✅
   b) Bald Eagle
   c) Condor
   d) Pigeon
2. What language is spoken in Brazil?
   a) Spanish
   b) Portuguese ✅
   c) English
   d) French
3. Who directed the movie "Jurassic Park"?
   a) Steven Spielberg ✅
   b) George Lucas
   c) Michael Bay
   d) Stanley Kubrick
4. What is sushi traditionally wrapped in?
   a) Rice Paper
   b) Seaweed ✅
   c) Bamboo
   d) Lettuce
5. What is the main ingredient in hummus?
   a) Potatoes
   b) Lentils
   c) Chickpeas ✅
   d) White Beans
6. Who is the author of the "Harry Potter" series?
   a) J.D. Salinger
   b) Roald Dahl
   c) Suzanne Collins
   d) J.K. Rowling - ✅
7. How many players are there in a soccer team?
   a) 6
   b) 11 ✅
   c) 9
   d) 4
8. What does a barometer measure?
   a) Sound
   b) Light
   c) Atmospheric Pressure ✅
   d) Humidity
9. What is the highest-grossing film of all time?
   a) Titanic
   b) Avatar
   c) Avengers: Endgame ✅
   d) Star Wars: The Force Awakens
10. In what decade was the Internet created?
    a) 1960s ✅
    b) 1970s
    c) 1980s
    d) 1990s

1. How many teeth does an adult human have?
   a) 28
   b) 32 ✅
   c) 30
   d) 26
2. Who invented the lightbulb?
   a) Albert Einstein
   b) Nikola Tesla
   c) Thomas Edison ✅
   d) Alexander Graham Bell
3. What is the hottest planet in the solar system?
   a) Mercury
   b) Mars
   c) Venus ✅
   d) Jupiter
4. Who composed the music for "The Nutcracker"?
   a) Mozart
   b) Beethoven
   c) Tchaikovsky ✅
   d) Bach
5. What does NASA stand for?
   a) North American Satellite Association
   b) National Aeronautics and Space Administration ✅
   c) National Association of Space Astronauts
   d) National American Space Association
6. Who was the first President of the United States?
   a) Thomas Jefferson
   b) Benjamin Franklin
   c) Abraham Lincoln
   d) George Washington ✅
7. In what year was the United Nations founded?
   a) 1920
   b) 1945 ✅
   c) 1950
   d) 1935
8. Who is the CEO of Tesla?
   a) Jeff Bezos
   b) Mark Zuckerberg
   c) Tim Cook
   d) Elon Musk ✅
9. What type of animal is a penguin?
   a) Mammal
   b) Reptile
   c) Insect
   d) Bird ✅
10. What is the capital city of Canada?
    a) Vancouver
    b) Toronto
    c) Quebec City
    d) Ottawa ✅

1. What is the strongest muscle in the human body?
   a) Biceps
   b) Quadriceps
   c) Heart
   d) Jaw Muscle (Masseter) ✅
2. Who wrote the novel "Pride and Prejudice"?
   a) Charlotte Bronte
   b) Mary Shelley
   c) Jane Austen ✅
   d) Emily Dickinson
3. What is the fastest land animal?
   a) Cheetah ✅
   b) Ostrich
   c) Lion
   d) Elephant
4. Who painted "Starry Night"?
   a) Pablo Picasso
   b) Vincent van Gogh ✅
   c) Claude Monet
   d) Edvard Munch
5. How many bones are there in the adult human body?
   a) 256
   b) 206 ✅
   c) 216
   d) 232
6. What is the largest country in the world by area?
   a) Canada
   b) United States
   c) Australia
   d) Russia ✅
7. What is the loudest animal on Earth?
   a) Lion
   b) Elephant
   c) Blue Whale
   d) Sperm Whale ✅
8. What is the smallest country in the world?
   a) Monaco
   b) Vatican City ✅
   c) Malta
   d) San Marino
9. Who was Shakespeare?
   a) A classical composer
   b) A British King
   c) An English playwright and poet ✅
   d) A scientist
10. Who discovered penicillin?
    a) Isaac Newton
    b) Thomas Edison
    c) Marie Curie
    d) Alexander Fleming ✅
    
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1. What are the primary colors?
   a) Yellow, Blue, Red ✅
   b) Yellow, Orange, Green
   c) Orange, Purple, Green
   d) Blue, Green, Yellow
2. What does WWW stand for?
   a) World Wide Web ✅
   b) World Web Warriors
   c) Wide World Web
   d) Web Wide World
3. What is the capital city of Spain?
   a) Seville
   b) Barcelona
   c) Valencia
   d) Madrid ✅
4. Who directed the movie "Titanic"?
   a) Steven Spielberg
   b) James Cameron ✅
   c) Alfred Hitchcock
   d) Tim Burton
5. In what year was Facebook founded?
   a) 2000
   b) 2004 ✅
   c) 2008
   d) 2010
6. Who were the Wright Brothers?
   a) Scientists who discovered electricity
   b) Astronauts who landed on the moon
   c) Soviet spies during the cold war
   d) Pioneers in aviation ✅
7. What is the square root of 121?
   a) 10
   b) 13
   c) 11 ✅
   d) 9
8. Who was the first man to walk on the moon?
   a) John Glenn
   b) Yuri Gagarin
   c) Buzz Aldrin
   d) Neil Armstrong ✅
9. What is the world's largest desert?
   a) Mojave
   b) Siberian Desert
   c) Sahara
   d) Antarctic Desert ✅
10. Who composed the Four Seasons?
    a) Beethoven
    b) Mozart
    c) Vivaldi ✅
    d) Handel

1. How many strings does a standard guitar have?
   a) Four
   b) Five
   c) Six ✅
   d) Seven
2. What is the capital city of Italy?
   a) Milan
   b) Venice
   c) Florence
   d) Rome ✅
3. Who is the hero of the "Indiana Jones" series?
   a) Tom Cruise
   b) Harrison Ford ✅
   c) Chris Evans
   d) Robert Downey Jr.
4. What kind of animal is Shrek?
   a) Donkey
   b) Dragon
   c) Ogre ✅
   d) Giant
5. What is the biggest animal in the world?
   a) African Elephant
   b) Blue Whale ✅
   c) Saltwater Crocodile
   d) White Rhinoceros
6. In what country are the 2024 Summer Olympics held?
   a) Tokyo, Japan
   b) Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
   c) London, United Kingdom
   d) Paris, France ✅
7. What language is spoken in Argentina?
   a) English
   b) Portuguese
   c) Spanish ✅
   d) French
8. Who painted "The Scream"?
   a) Pablo Picasso
   b) Vincent van Gogh
   c) Edvard Munch ✅
   d) Claude Monet
9. What is the primary gas found in the Earth's atmosphere?
   a) Oxygen
   b) Argon
   c) Carbon Dioxide
   d) Nitrogen ✅
10. Who is the author of "The Great Gatsby"?
    a) J.D. Salinger
    b) Ernest Hemingway
    c) F. Scott Fitzgerald ✅
    d) Mark Twain

1. What is the longest river in the world?
   a) Amazon River
   b) Nile River ✅
   c) Yangtze River
   d) Mississippi River
2. Who are the two main characters in "Romeo and Juliet"?
   a) Hamlet and Ophelia
   b) Macbeth and Lady Macbeth
   c) Romeo and Juliet ✅
   d) Othello and Desdemona
3. In what country are the Pyramids of Giza located?
   a) Iran
   b) Iraq
   c) Egypt ✅
   d) Saudi Arabia
4. What is a group of crows called?
   a) A pack
   b) A flock
   c) A murder ✅
   d) A caw
5. What does the prefix "kilo" mean in the metric system?
   a) Hundred
   b) Ten
   c) Thousand ✅
   d) Million
6. Who directed the 2019 film "Parasite"?
   a) Quentin Tarantino
   b) Martin Scorsese
   c) Bong Joon-ho ✅
   d) Christopher Nolan
7. What color are emeralds?
   a) Blue
   b) Red
   c) Green ✅
   d) Purple
8. Where do kangaroos originate from?
   a) Africa
   b) South America
   c) North America
   d) Australia ✅
9. Who sang the 1980s hit "Like a Virgin"?
   a) Madonna ✅
   b) Cher
   c) Cyndi Lauper
   d) Tina Turner
10. What country does sushi originate from?
    a) China
    b) Korea
    c) Thailand
    d) Japan ✅

1. What does DNA stand for?
   a) Deoxyribose Nitrogen Acid
   b) Deoxyribonucleic Acid ✅
   c) Deoxyribonicle Acid
   d) Deoxidized Nucleic Acid
2. What word describes a word that spells the same backward and forwards?
   a) Homonym
   b) Synonym
   c) Palindrome ✅
   d) Antonym
3. What is the primary ingredient in guacamole?
   a) Lime
   b) Tomatoes
   c) Avocado ✅
   d) Peppers
4. What year did World War II end?
   a) 1941
   b) 1945 ✅
   c) 1948
   d) 1950
5. Who played the Joker in the 2019 film?
   a) Jack Nicholson
   b) Heath Ledger
   c) Jared Leto
   d) Joaquin Phoenix ✅
6. Whose face is on a $5 bill (the US)?
   a) George Washington
   b) Benjamin Franklin
   c) Abraham Lincoln ✅
   d) Thomas Jefferson
7. Who wrote the novel "To Kill a Mockingbird"?
   a) Mark Twain
   b) Ernest Hemingway
   c) Harper Lee ✅
   d) Stephen King
8. Which planet has the most moons?
   a) Mars
   b) Venus
   c) Saturn
   d) Jupiter ✅
9. In what city is the United Nations headquartered?
   a) Geneva, Switzerland
   b) New York, USA ✅
   c) Paris, France
   d) Vienna, Austria
10. Who composed the opera "Madame Butterfly"?
    a) Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
    b) Ludwig van Beethoven
    c) Johann Sebastian Bach
    d) Giacomo Puccini ✅

1. What chemical element has the symbol Na?
   a) Neon
   b) Nitrogen
   c) Sodium ✅
   d) Argon
2. What is the capital of South Africa?
   a) Johannesburg
   b) Cape Town ✅
   c) Durban
   d) Pretoria (this is also correct, South Africa has three capital cities)
3. How many claws does a domestic cat usually have?
   a) 14
   b) 18 ✅
   c) 16
   d) 20
4. Which fruit is the most popular and consumed worldwide?
   a) Banana
   b) Apple
   c) Mango
   d) Tomato ✅
5. Who won the Best Actor Oscar in 2023?
   a) Leonardo DiCaprio
   b) Brad Pitt
   c) Joaquin Phoenix
   d) Matthew McConaughey
6. Who wrote the musical "Hamilton"?
   a) Andrew Lloyd Webber
   b) Lin-Manuel Miranda ✅
   c) Stephen Sondheim
   d) Rodgers and Hammerstein
7. "E=mc^2" is known as?
   a) Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle
   b) Newton's Law of Motion
   c) Einstein's Theory of Relativity ✅
   d) Mendel's Law of Inheritance
8. What is the main ingredient in a traditional Margherita pizza?
   a) Pepperoni
   b) Tomato, mozzarella, basil and olive oil ✅
   c) Pineapple
   d) Sausage
9. In which country is the Sphinx located?
   a) Greece
   b) India
   c) Egypt ✅
   d) Mexico
10. Who is the creator of the TV show "Game of Thrones"?
    a) George R.R. Martin ✅
    b) J.R.R. Tolkien
    c) David Benioff
    d) D.B. Weiss

1. Who is the current host of Jeopardy in 2024??
   a) Alex Trebek
   b) Ken Jennings
   c) Jerry Sean
   d) Jimmy Fallon
2. How many stars are there on the flag of China?
   a) 1
   b) 3
   c) 5 ✅
   d) 7
3. What type of car is the mystery machine in the Scooby-Doo series?
   a) Pickup Truck
   b) Sports Car
   c) Van ✅
   d) Classic Car
4. Who first said, "I think, therefore I am"?
   a) Plato
   b) Aristotle
   c) Descartes ✅
   d) Socrates
5. The Great Barrier Reef is off the coast of which country?
   a) New Zealand
   b) Australia ✅
   c) Chile
   d) South Africa
6. How many constellations are recognized by the International Astronomical Union?
   a) 88 ✅
   b) 100
   c) 92
   d) 76
7. How many legs does a spider usually have?
   a) Four
   b) Six
   c) Eight ✅
   d) Ten
8. What is the main ingredient in chocolate?
   a) Sugar
   b) Milk
   c) Cocoa Beans ✅
   d) Wheat
9. What year did women get the right to vote in the United States?
   a) 1920 ✅
   b) 1930
   c) 1940
   d) 1950
10. Who is the most decorated Olympian of all time?
    a) Usain Bolt
    b) Simone Biles
    c) Michael Phelps ✅
    d) Carl Lewis
    

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