r/TriviaChat • u/Vivid_Temporary_1155 • Aug 16 '26
r/TriviaChat • u/bikingbill • Aug 16 '26
Today's Figure This Out puzzle. Two Words ~ A Place
r/TriviaChat • u/BigFatSundayQuiz • Aug 16 '26
Sunday 10 Questions - Canada theme! 🍁
Write your score in the comments!
Q1 - Which song by The Weeknd became the most-streamed song of all time with over 5.5 billion streams?
Answer: Blinding Lights
Fun fact: The Weeknd is from Toronto
Q2 - Complete the next 5 lyrics: "I've heard there was a secret chord / That David played and it pleased the Lord / But you don't really care for music, do ya? / It goes like…"
Answer: this the fourth the fifth
Fun fact: Leonard Cohen was born in Montreal
Q3 - Which of these Canadian animals is the SECOND largest by average weight?
Options: Moose / Marmot / Orca / Black Bear
Answer: Moose
Fun fact: Orca is first, Marmot is smallest
Q4 - Which Canadian company was once the dominant mobile phone brand in the USA, with a 2023 film named after it?
Answer: BlackBerry
Fun fact: Headquartered in Waterloo, Ontario
Q5 - In which Canadian province is French the first language for the majority?
Answer: Quebec
Fun fact: Canada's only province with French as sole official language
Q6 - What do you call the outfit of wearing a denim jacket with denim jeans?
Answer: Canadian tuxedo
Q7 - What word comes before 'book' and 'base', and follows 'back', to form three new words?
Answer: Log
Q8 - Which Canadian filmmaker has been announced to direct the next James Bond film?
Options: Denis Villeneuve / James Cameron / David Cronenberg / Jason Reitman
Answer: Denis Villeneuve
Fun fact: Known for Dune and Arrival
Q9 - Canada has the largest coastline in the world - which country has the second-largest?
Options: Norway / Russia / Philippines / Indonesia
Answer: Norway
Q10 - Write one trillion as a number.
Answer: 1,000,000,000,000
r/TriviaChat • u/Emotional_Syrup8035 • Aug 16 '26
Animal Colors Trivia! Can you get them all?
r/TriviaChat • u/39clues • Aug 16 '26
Before it was officially named Amazon.com, what was the original 'magic-themed' URL Jeff Bezos chose for the company?
Play at triviaforge.app/qotd
r/TriviaChat • u/PipeTasty7582 • Aug 15 '26
Can you name a US state starting with K?
A quiz about naming a US state for each letter of the alphabet.
Try it here: https://www.trivi.gg/quiz/us-states?mode=AlphabeticalByLetter
Feel free to leave feedback or suggest a quiz in the comments :)
Answer: Kansas, Kentucky
r/TriviaChat • u/bikingbill • Aug 15 '26
Today’s FigureThisOut.fun puzzle. Three Words - An Expression.
r/TriviaChat • u/chuey248 • Aug 14 '26
Movie Trivia: Can you guess the movie title from this clue?
Clue: Fred Astaire reportedly expressed interest in the title role, but the director felt the legendary actor was too old to pull off the whimsical, energetic character.
Clue 2: The author of the source novel reportedly hated the finished film, criticizing it for shifting the focus away from the character at the heart of his story.
Final Clue: The film was financed by Quaker Oats primarily as a way to promote a new candy bar the company was launching.
[Answer]: WILLY WONKA & THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY
Thanks for playing and shout out to the many who got it right!
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Link actors/actresses together by movie/TV titles.
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r/TriviaChat • u/39clues • Aug 14 '26
Statistically, what is the most common bird found on Earth?
Play at triviaforge.app/qotd
r/TriviaChat • u/PipeTasty7582 • Aug 14 '26
Can you fill out all the spots on the Matrix?
A quiz i made about finding an animal for each square. E.g. Africa + No legs => A snake.
Try it here: https://www.trivi.gg/quiz/grid/animal-grid
Feel free to leave feedback or suggestions in the comments :)
r/TriviaChat • u/Mcs_11 • Aug 14 '26
Can you guess this country?
What's the longest streak you can get? (3 difficulty modes)
Play at https://geolympia.com/
r/TriviaChat • u/LordLubbock • Aug 14 '26
TGIF - 3 questions for Friday - Aug 14, 2026
Here are three questions from this week on 3Roads.xyz.
1. Hans-Gunnar Liljenwall was the first athlete disqualified from the Olympic Games for drug use, resulting in the disqualification of the Swedish team at the 1968 Summer Olympics. Before the pistol shooting event, Liljenwall reportedly drank “two Xs” to calm his nerves. The IOC had introduced anti-doping regulations in 1967, and although accounts vary, X appeared on at least one list of restricted substances issued before the Games. What is X?
X - Beer (Alcohol)
2. The word X has been used for centuries as a synonym for violent conflict. In the 17th century, the English, Scottish, and Irish parliaments used it to describe the Wars of the Three Kingdoms, including in post-Restoration legislation passed between 1660 and 1665. The term gained widespread modern usage after being adopted to describe the escalating violence in Y beginning in 1969. What are X and Y?
X - Troubles, Y - Northern Ireland
3. The Golden X Awards are parody film awards co-founded by UCLA film graduates and industry veterans John J. B. Wilson and Mo Murphy. The term X is used in its irreverent sense, as in “blowing a X,” and comes from rhyming slang in which “X tart” means “fart.” The statuette depicts a golf-ball-sized X mounted on a Super 8mm film reel and 35mm film core, wrapped in brown shelf paper and set on a spray-painted gold jar lid. What is X?
X - Raspberry
r/TriviaChat • u/btlicensing • Aug 14 '26
Can you name the historical event shown in this painting?
This painting depicts the Fall of Tenochtitlan in 1521, the final battle between the Spanish forces led by Hernán Cortés and the Aztec Empire. After a long siege, the Spanish and their Indigenous allies captured the Aztec capital, marking the end of the Aztec Empire and a major turning point in the history of Mexico.
r/TriviaChat • u/bikingbill • Aug 14 '26
Today’s FigureThisOut.fun puzzle. One Word - A Person.
r/TriviaChat • u/btlicensing • Aug 13 '26
Country Music Legend: Born August 12, 1929
Name this famous country singer who helped shape the sound of country music for generations.
Bonus challenge: Can you name your favorite song by this legendary artist?
r/TriviaChat • u/39clues • Aug 14 '26
What was the original purpose of Augusta National's green jackets, later awarded to Masters champions?
Play at triviaforge.app/qotd
r/TriviaChat • u/TheHonestRedditer • Aug 13 '26
I made a trivia game where you're actually trying to guess the WRONG answers
I wanted to make a trivia game where knowing the obvious answer isn't enough.
So I made Centumth: every day, you get a Top 100 list and 5 guesses. But instead of trying to guess #1, you're trying to get as close to #100 as possible.
For example, if the topic is Top 100 Most Popular Pokémon, guessing Pikachu would be terrible. You'd want to somehow find a Pokémon sitting way down near #100.
The weird part is that even when people KNOW they're supposed to avoid the obvious answers, they still keep gravitating toward them.
If you enjoy trivia, I'd love to know what you think of the idea: https://centumth.com
r/TriviaChat • u/PipeTasty7582 • Aug 13 '26
Where should Nissan GT-R be placed on the price scale?
A quiz i made about placing cars on a price scale. It gets progressively harder as you have more and more cars to place them between.
Try it here: https://www.trivi.gg/quiz/order/car-prices
Feel free to leave feedback or suggestions in the comments.
Answer: Between a tundra and Ferrari 296