Fun Trivia
Sections
Trivia Questions
Trivia Quizzes
Daily and Hourly Trivia Games
Ask FunTrivia - Get Answers to Questions
Crossword Puzzles
Trivia Questions Archive
Trivia
Animal Trivia
Bible Trivia
Brain Teasers
Celebrity Quizzes
Trivia For Kids
General Knowledge
Geography Quizzes
History Trivia
Hobbies Trivia
Humanities Quizzes
Literature Quizzes
Movie Trivia
Music Trivia
Famous People Trivia
Religion Quizzes
Science Trivia
Sports Trivia
Television Trivia
World Trivia
All Trivia and Quiz Topics
Services
Gold Memberships: Gift Certificates
Get Daily Email Trivia
Create a Daily Trivia Tournament
Pub Trivia Question Packs
Buy Trivia Questions
Large Scale Content / Data Licensing
Contact Us
New Player
Log In
New Player
|
Log In
FREE!
Click here to
Join FunTrivia
. Thousands of games, quizzes, and lots more!
A FunTrivia Mixed Quiz!
This is an untimed game, created by the FunTrivia QuizBot using questions
submitted by players
. Take your time, and please consider submitting questions of your own when you are done!
#1.
Literature
Mixture. Player
chessart
asks:
Shakespeare wrote: "This above all: to thine own self be true, And it must follow, ______________, Thou canst not then be false to any man." What goes in the blank?
as the night the day
without a doubt
as the river to the sea
as the hawk after its prey
#2.
Literature
Mixture. Player
PeggyLouisa
asks:
What is the name of the pig who becomes the main leader/dictator in George Orwell's satire "Animal Farm"?
Napoleon
Squealer
Snowball
Boxer
#3.
Literature
Mixture. Player
empressdaze
asks:
In Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet", Romeo's reckless, free-spirited best friend has a name that reflects his unpredictable mood. Based on his name, how might you describe him? (Hint: ancient Roman messenger god)
oratorical
vulcan
hermetic
mercurial
#4.
Literature
Mixture. Player
EnglishJedi
asks:
Which fictional British police detective was created by Colin Dexter?
Detective Inspector Frost
Inspector Morse
Detective Chief Inspector Banks
Detective Inspector Rebus
#5.
Literature
Mixture. Player
Matthew_07
asks:
American writer Dan Brown's sixth novel, published in 2013, has the same name as the title of the first part of Dante's "Divine Comedy". What is the title?
Purgatorio
Sfumato
Paradiso
Inferno
#6.
Literature
Mixture. Player
alexis722
asks:
Agatha Christie used the title "By The Pricking of My Thumbs" for one of her mysteries. Which author used the second part of the familiar quotation ("Something wicked this way comes") for one of his works?
Ray Bradbury
Harlan Ellison
Theodore Sturgeon
M.R James
#7.
Literature
Mixture. Player
zorba_scank
asks:
Which author penned a fictional journey that began at Iceland's Snaefellsjokull volcano and ended at Italy's Stromboli volcano?
Isaac Asimov
Jules Verne
Anton Chekov
H G Wells
#8.
Literature
Mixture. Player
zorlock7
asks:
Who was it that ordered everyone to help him kill Moby-Dick in the novel "Moby-Dick"?
Starbuck
Queeg
Ishmael
Captain Ahab
#9.
Literature
Mixture. Player
garrybl
asks:
Which pop group's name might have been (but wasn't) chosen because it was part of the rhyme scheme for a limerick?
AHA
ABBA
Baba O'Reilly
Death Cab for Cutie
#10.
Literature
Mixture. Player
LeoDaVinci
asks:
The "Iliad", Homer's epic concerning the battle for Troy and the rescue of Helen, is centered around which nearly-invincible hero?
Achilles
Odysseus
Paris
Hector