100 Easiest Trivia Questions & Answers [Ranked]

Question: Which green genius makes its own lunch using just sunlight and water?

Answer: Photosynthesis

Question: Which country gave us furniture you can’t pronounce but love anyway?

Answer: Sweden

Question: What do French kids call the jolly guy who slides down chimneys in December?

Answer: Pere Noel

Question: Which element goes by “Na” on the periodic table but isn’t saying “Nah” to science?

Answer: Na

Question: What teeny tiny building block is basically the LEGO of all living things?

Answer: Cell

Question: What blood type is the unicorn of the blood bank world—super rare and hard to find?

Answer: AB-Negative

Question: Peppa Pig snorts with what accent?

Answer: British

Question: Which five magical senses help you navigate life—and detect when someone’s baking cookies?

Answer: Sight, hearing, taste, smell, touch

Question: How do you say “Hey there!” the French way?

Answer: Bonjour

Question: Which orange veggie supposedly turns you into night vision Batman (but only kinda)?

Answer: Carrot

Question: How many colors strut their stuff across the sky after a storm?

Answer: Seven

Question: Name all the colors that show up when Mother Nature paints a rainbow.

Answer: Red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet

Question: Which country launched the first human into space—and basically won round one of the space race?

Answer: Russia

Question: Which sleepy-sounding English town gave us the drama king of plays, sonnets, and all the feels?

Answer: Stratford-Upon-Avon

Question: Which icy place is secretly the biggest desert on Earth (spoiler: no camels here)?

Answer: Antarctica

Question: Which ocean is so massive it could basically swallow all the others for breakfast?

Answer: The Pacific Ocean

Question: Where can you find the Matterhorn—not the Disneyland ride, the real deal?

Answer: The Alps

Question: Which skinny, spaghetti-shaped country stretches down half of South America’s west coast?

Answer: Chile

Question: Where can you find a giant triangle built thousands of years ago that still wows tourists?

Answer: Egypt

Question: Which country built a wall so long it could practically wrap around the Earth twice—okay, not really, but still impressive?

Answer: China

Question: What river in South America is basically the Beyoncé of rivers—long, powerful, and iconic?

Answer: Amazon River

Question: Which romantic city has a giant metal tower that’s been photobombing tourists since 1889?

Answer: Paris

Question: What city in China runs the show with politics, history, and seriously good dumplings?

Answer: Beijing

Question: Which capital looks like “Brazil” got a glow-up with a fancy accent on the ‘a’?

Answer: Brasília

Question: Which river has been debating with the Amazon over who's the real longest legend?

Answer: The Nile

Question: In which U.S. state can you find a giant hole in the ground that’s actually breathtaking?

Answer: Arizona

Question: Which underwater trench is so deep it could fit Mount Everest—with room for snacks?

Answer: Mariana Trench

Question: Which letter stands for the breath of life in chemistry class?

Answer: O

Question: What shiny metal goes by "Au" but sadly isn't pronounced "Awww"?

Answer: Au

Question: What magical green stuff lets plants show off their leafy style?

Answer: Chlorophyll

Question: At what temperature does water throw a boiling tantrum?

Answer: 212 degrees F / 100 degrees C

Question: Which chemical symbol is just one letter but packs a potassium-powered punch?

Answer: K

Question: What’s the official name for that truth-telling machine you see in crime dramas?

Answer: Polygraph

Question: How many meters are in a kilometer? (Hint: Think metric system’s favorite flex.)

Answer: 1,000

Question: Which speedy little planet is basically sun’s next-door neighbour?

Answer: Mercury

Question: Which gas giant is the solar system’s heavyweight champ?

Answer: Jupiter

Question: What’s the creamy-sounding galaxy we all call home?

Answer: The Milky Way

Question: What makes up 60% of you—and no, it’s not coffee?

Answer: 60%

Question: How many bones are in your body (nope, not just the funny one)?

Answer: 206

Question: What’s the fancy name for the distance around a circle?

Answer: Circumference

Question: What do you call a five-sided shape that’s not a secret government building?

Answer: Pentagon

Question: How many sides does a triangle bring to the geometry party?

Answer: Three

Question: How many planets are doing laps around our sun? (Sorry, Pluto!)

Answer: Eight

Question: What’s the botanical name for plants that keep their seeds safely zipped up in fruits?

Answer: Angiosperm

Question: Which “dig-it-up” science digs into ancient bones and prehistoric beasts?

Answer: Paleontology

Question: What’s the salty combo of elements that makes your fries taste amazing?

Answer: NaCl

Question: What invisible gas takes up the most space in the air you breathe?

Answer: Nitrogen

Question: How many building blocks are currently vibing on the periodic table?

Answer: 118

Question: Which land animal is basically the Usain Bolt of the animal kingdom?

Answer: Cheetah

Question: What type of creature is an albatross—spoiler: it’s not an airplane, but it sure flies like one!

Answer: A bird

Question: Which cold-blooded heavyweight could win in a reptilian royal rumble?

Answer: The saltwater crocodile

Question: Which “whale” is totally catfishing us and is actually part of the dolphin fam?

Answer: Orca

Question: Which strange animal looks like it was made by a committee that couldn’t agree?

Answer: Mammal

Question: Which bird is so tiny you’d think it’s powered by fairy dust?

Answer: Bee Hummingbird

Question: What do you call a group of crows that sounds more like a murder mystery title than a bird bunch?

Answer: A murder

Question: What do scientists call the all-star species that holds the whole ecosystem together like the main character in a nature drama?

Answer: Keystone species

Question: Which former boybander turned solo heartthrob gave us the juicy hit “Watermelon Sugar”?

Answer: Harry Styles

Question: Which silver fox teamed up with Julia Roberts in Ticket to Paradise—basically giving rom-coms a comeback?

Answer: George Clooney

Question: Which pirate rocks eyeliner, a compass with issues, and zero sailing qualifications?

Answer: Captain Jack Sparrow

Question: In what year did Leo and Kate make us cry on a really big boat?

Answer: 1997

Question: Which reality TV show basically says, “Let’s put people on an island and see who snaps first”?

Answer: Survivor

Question: Who plays the rum-loving pirate that somehow always survives total chaos?

Answer: Johnny Depp

Question: What are the names of the three fairy godmothers who brought sparkles, sass, and color-coded dresses to Sleeping Beauty?

Answer: Flora, Fauna, Merryweather

Question: Who was the rock legend with a mustache and voice so powerful it could start a stadium sing-along?

Answer: Freddie Mercury

Question: Who waved her wand (well, pen) and brought Hogwarts to life for millions of readers?

Answer: J.K. Rowling

Question: Which forever-young adventurer refuses to adult and leads the Lost Boys in Neverland?

Answer: Peter Pan

Question: Which snowy sidekick delivered letters, loyalty, and tears to wizarding fans everywhere?

Answer: Hedwig

Question: Which ride-or-die hobbit followed Frodo all the way to Mordor—and packed the snacks?

Answer: Samwise Gamgee

Question: Which animated film launched a toy astronaut into pop culture orbit with “To infinity and beyond!”?

Answer: Toy Story

Question: Who played the charming artist who yelled “I’m the king of the world!”—and then froze for love?

Answer: Leonardo DiCaprio

Question: What scrappy spaceship might look like junk but always gets the job done in hyperspace style?

Answer: Millennium Falcon

Question: Which Disney film proves love can bloom between a book-loving beauty and a grumpy, furry roommate?

Answer: Beauty and the Beast

Question: Which sport does Cristiano Ronaldo play when he’s not modeling or breaking the internet?

Answer: Soccer/football

Question: How many players hit the court for one team in basketball—excluding the hype crew on the bench?

Answer: Five

Question: Which sport is so baked into American culture it practically comes with a hot dog and peanuts?

Answer: Baseball

Question: What’s the goal in golf—besides not snapping your club in frustration?

Answer: To get the ball into the hole with the fewest strokes

Question: What’s the name of the big showdown in Major League Baseball where legends are made?

Answer: The World Series

Question: In tennis, what’s it called when you serve up four clean points like a boss and your opponent scores nada?

Answer: A game

Question: How many innings does it take to (usually) finish a standard baseball game—assuming no extra drama?

Answer: Nine

Question: What’s the maximum score you can bowl in a single frame if you’re basically channeling a bowling god?

Answer: 30

Question: What epic soccer tournament happens every four years and turns the world into one big watch party?

Answer: The FIFA World Cup

Question: What shape is a rugby ball—spoiler: it’s not round and it’s definitely not trying to be?

Answer: Oval

Question: What year did the U.S. say “It’s not you, it’s me” to Britain and go solo?

Answer: 1776

Question: What year did Abraham Lincoln drop the Emancipation mic and change the course of history?

Answer: 1863

Question: What year did Barack Obama make Yes We Can a global catchphrase?

Answer: 2008

Question: What year did humans take “one small step” and leave a footprint on the Moon?

Answer: 1969

Question: Who gets to live in that fancy white mansion with secret tunnels and lots of security?

Answer: The President and the First Family

Question: What year did Christopher Columbus sail the ocean blue—and land way off course?

Answer: 1492

Question: What year did World War II finally end and peace got a much-needed comeback tour?

Answer: 1945

Question: What year did Barbie strut onto the scene in heels, ready to conquer toy shelves?

Answer: 1959

Question: What year did the French say “Off with the old regime!” and kickstart a revolution?

Answer: 1789

Question: In what year did the Berlin Wall crumble, and Cold War vibes start to thaw?

Answer: 1989

Question: Which country said “Here’s a statue, thanks for the friendship” and sent Lady Liberty across the sea?

Answer: France