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Trivia•Pub Quiz: Part 4

Various everyday items used for crafting and repair, related to the pub quiz about inventions by Thomas Edison.

1.Which everyday item was invented by Thomas Edison?

Group of people clinking glasses with colorful drinks at a pub quiz gathering celebrating with cocktails.

2.Which of these drinks was invented first?

Close-up of a paintbrush mixing oil paints on a palette, related to famous painting stolen from the Louvre.

3.Which famous painting was once stolen from the Louvre and went missing for two years?

Two young women blowing chewing gum bubbles indoors, illustrating chewing gum in a pub quiz question.

Yaroslav Shuraev

4.In which country is it illegal to import, sell, or possess chewing gum?

Child sitting on floor holding and playing with bubble wrap, demonstrating original purpose of bubble wrap invention.

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5.What was the original purpose of bubble wrap when it was invented?

Old letters and postcards tied with string and a vintage pen, illustrating the concept of zip code origins.

Ylanite Koppens

6.What does the “zip” in zip code stand for?

Bright kitchen with wooden countertops, white brick wall, stove, shelves with jars, and common kitchen items displayed.

Dmitry Zvolskiy

7.What common kitchen item was once more valuable than gold in Europe?

Empty white plate with a black rim on a blue background, representing a pub quiz about hot pot national dish country.

8.Which country has a national dish that’s literally called “hot pot”?

Spanish flag waving against blue sky, related to pub quiz about unusual aspects of the national anthem of Spain.

9.What’s unusual about the national anthem of Spain?

Three pieces of crispy fried chicken drumsticks on a wooden cutting board representing fast-food chain fried chicken.

10.Which fast-food chain was the first to sell fried chicken commercially on a large scale?

Person holding a map standing in front of a white car exploring which countries span two continents outdoors.

11.Which of these countries spans two continents?

Tic tac toe game on chalkboard with heart-shaped markers symbolizing creatures with three hearts quiz concept.

12.Which of these creatures has three hearts?

Two blood sample vials with red and purple caps on a light surface, related to rarest blood type in the world.

13.What’s the rarest blood type in the world?

Small vintage globe on a soft surface surrounded by warm fairy lights, illustrating places closest to the equator.

14.Which of these places is closest to the equator?

Hand holding a yellow peanut M&M's bag inside a car with blurred city lights in the background.

15.What do the “M’s” in M&M’s stand for?

Drum set and microphone stand in a music room with vintage vinyl records on the wall and guitar case nearby.

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16.Which musical instrument has 47 strings and 7 pedals?

Chocolate cake sliced into pieces on a white plate, showcasing rich, smooth chocolate frosting and moist texture.

17.Where did chocolate cake originate?

Person typing on laptop keyboard focusing on fingers, related to longest English word typed on top row keys.

18.What’s the longest English word that can be typed using only the top row of a QWERTY keyboard?

Two hands near a bottle of naturally pink animal milk and a dessert topped with whipped cream on a wooden board.

19.Which animal’s milk can have a pink tint?

Historic European city canal with old buildings and stone bridge, featuring boats and a person walking across.

20.Which European city has more canals than Venice?

Union Jack flag flying on a ship mast with rigging lines against a clear blue sky, representing a famous British band.

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21.Which famous British band was originally called "The Quarrymen"?

Hands stuffing sausage meat into natural casing used for traditional Scottish haggis preparation on a wooden surface.

22.What unusual casing is used to cook traditional Scottish haggis?

Map of Africa highlighting French language regions, focusing on countries where French is widely spoken across the continent.

23.What is the most widely spoken language in Africa?

Lightning bolt flashing across dark purple storm clouds, illustrating the concept of European sweet treat flash of lightning.

Johannes Plenio

24.What European sweet treat’s name means “flash of lightning” in French?

Child peacefully sleeping in bed with white sheets and pillow, illustrating the concept of dreamt and sleep.

Andrea Piacquadio

25.True or false: “Dreamt” is the only English word that ends with “-mt.”

Scenic lake surrounded by dense forest under a blue sky with clouds, representing a country with many lakes.

26.Which country has more lakes than the rest of the world combined?

Brown eggs in a wooden bowl on burlap, illustrating the concept of bird eggs and which bird lays the largest eggs in the world.

27.Which bird lays the largest eggs in the world?

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