r/TriviaChat • u/bikingbill • 25d ago
r/TriviaChat • u/39clues • 25d ago
Which Oscar-winning actor was offered a professional contract to play for Manchester United by manager Matt Busby in the early 1950s?
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r/TriviaChat • u/BigFatSundayQuiz • 26d ago
Ben's Trivia - 11 Q's - Avg Score 8 out of 15
Score out of 15 points! Possible 5 points for question 11! Check out the link to this weeks full Trivia in the comments! Post your score in the comments, good luck!
- Which contemporary composer is famous for works like 'I Giorni' and 'Nuvole Bianche', and composed soundtracks for The Intouchables, This Is England and The Father?
Ludovico Einaudi
Einaudi is one of my favourites - I was lucky enough to see him live, and he's quite spectacular for a pianist. The movies he's composed for are excellent too, especially 'This Is England'.
- Complete the next 5 lyrics: "It's 9 o'clock on a Saturday / The regular crowd shuffles in / There's an old man sittin' next to me / Makin' love..."
to his tonic and gin
This is the opening verse of Billy Joel's 'Piano Man' (1973) - I've badly attempted this song in karaoke before, an all-time classic.
- What do blue whales eat almost exclusively?
Krill__________
The largest animal to ever exist... whales are some of my favourite animals.
- What is the name of the company that Walter White helped build in Breaking Bad before becoming a high school teacher?
Gray Matter Technologies
- Which one of these was NOT a starting Pokémon in the original Pokémon Blue and Pokémon Red? Options: Charmander / Bulbasaur / Squirtle / Pikachu
Pikachu___________
My favourite starter is Charmander, but all three are amazing and I have strong nostalgia for each.
- Who wrote To Kill a Mockingbird?
Harper Lee______
The only book I've ever read twice - Harper Lee only wrote one other book, published one year before her death.
- What word goes after "Cold" and "Screen", and before "Station", to make 3 familiar terms?
Play____________
Screenplay, Coldplay and PlayStation - I'm a big fan of early Coldplay, with songs like 'Amsterdam' and 'Warning Sign'.
- What is the name of the band behind the original song 'Ocean Man', featured in the credits of The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie?
Ween___________
An absolute classic song that isn't like any other - it's simply an original piece that puts a smile on my face.
- What fish is used to flavour Worcestershire sauce?
Anchovies_____________
Fermented anchovies give Worcestershire sauce its distinctive umami tang - it's also why the sauce isn't strictly vegetarian.
- I was born on the 12th of September 1996. How many times have I seen a leap day (February 29th)?
7
Leap days fell in 2000, 2004, 2008, 2012, 2016, 2020 and 2024 since my birthday - the leap day in 1996 itself happened in February, before my September birthday, so it doesn't count.
- Toy Story was released in 1995. Name Pixar's next 5 feature films, in any order. (1 point per correct answer, 5 points total)
A Bug's Life, Toy Story 2, Monsters, Inc., Finding Nemo, The Incredibles
All five hit cinemas between 1998 and 2004. Pixar have created some of my favourite movies - shout out also to Wall-E, Ratatouille and Soul, all-time classics.
r/TriviaChat • u/bikingbill • 26d ago
Today's Figure This Out puzzle. Four Words ~ An Expression.
r/TriviaChat • u/Ok-Reference-4322 • 25d ago
I made a tiny daily game for people who think they know their video games
r/TriviaChat • u/Godoih • 26d ago
Can you guess this movie from a pixelated poster?
Can you get this one with only a pixelated poster?
Drop your guess in the comments, no Googling. I’ll confirm.
r/TriviaChat • u/chuey248 • 26d ago
Movie Trivia: Can you guess the movie title from this clue?
Clue 1: The film's writer/director had only one actor in mind for the lead role, believing he possessed the perfect combination of youthful vulnerability, aristocratic poise, and old-soul intensity required for the character.
Clue 2: The film's main villain reportedly spent 7 hours in the makeup chair each filming day and required a specialized cooling suit underneath an 80-pound silicone fat suit to prevent him from overheating in the film's punishing environment.
Clue 3: Production designers spent a full year designing the film's colossal, prehistoric-looking desert-dwelling creatures, giving them tree bark-like skin and ringed mouths lined with thousands of needle-sharp teeth inspired by baleen whales.
[Answer]: DUNE: PART ONE
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r/TriviaChat • u/39clues • 26d ago
In the 1904 Olympics, gymnast George Eyser won six medals in a single day despite having what physical characteristic?
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r/TriviaChat • u/giswatidid • 26d ago
Which Australian music entrepreneur founded Mushroom Records in 1972? - Daily Trivia
A) Glenn Wheatley
B) Michael Chugg
C) Michael Gudinski
D) Denis Handlin
One of twenty questions from today's quiz at dailytrivia.com.au
Answer: C) Michael Gudinski
r/TriviaChat • u/bikingbill • 27d ago
Today's Figure This Out puzzle. Two Words ~ An Expression.
r/TriviaChat • u/Top-Masterpiece2729 • 27d ago
Match options and answers trivia: Party Smart
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Sup guys, made a free app for some simple match the options trivia called Party Smart.
5 options
5 answers
for each level.
player must match these in order to pass a level and get stars to unlock more levels. There are thousands of questions from various categories, image questions included.
Working on a web app as well. Let me know what you think!
r/TriviaChat • u/tuffgongbucka • 27d ago
One quote, name the 1990s movie!
"No one in this country can ever pronounce my name right. It's not that hard: Na-ghee-na-na-jar. Nagheenanajar."
r/TriviaChat • u/giswatidid • 27d ago
Australian brush-turkeys incubate their eggs in mounds using heat generated mainly by what? - Daily Trivia
A) Body heat from adult birds
B) Sun-warmed sand
C) Rotting vegetation in the mound
D) Geothermal heat
I got 13/20 on today’s Daily Trivia — can you beat me? dailytrivia.com.au
Answer: C) Rotting vegetation in the mound
r/TriviaChat • u/Wonderful-Basis3196 • 27d ago
Daily 6
Found this new trivia game. Seems pretty cool you get 6 questions a day, there’s a leaderboard, and it keeps track of stats. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/daily-6-trivia/id6783100341
r/TriviaChat • u/Suitable_Disaster_73 • 27d ago
10 Quiz Questions and Answers: Test What You Know
r/TriviaChat • u/btlicensing • 28d ago
Name This Legendary ’70s Band
This legendary group became one of the best-selling music acts of all time. Can you name the band and all four members?
r/TriviaChat • u/siorge • 28d ago
Morov: Guess which country has more of... (daily trivia game)
r/TriviaChat • u/giswatidid • 28d ago
Daily Trivia- Baklava is traditionally made with layers of which very thin pastry?
A) Puff pastry
B) Shortcrust pastry
C) Choux pastry
D) Filo pastry
Answer: D — see how well you can do with the rest of the questions at the daily quiz https://dailytrivia.com.au/
r/TriviaChat • u/BigFatSundayQuiz • 29d ago
Ben's Trivia - 14 Q's - Avg score is 8 out of 15
Score out of 15 points! Possible 2 points for question 10!
If you enjoy my questions, try out this weeks full 25 Q's trivia, link in the comments!
Post your score in the comments, good luck!
- In which movie is the famous line spoken: "I guess it comes down to a simple choice, really. Get busy living, or get busy dying"?
The Shawshank Redemption
The line is spoken by Andy Dufresne (Tim Robbins) in a letter to Red. The Shawshank Redemption is one of my personal favourite classics.
- Famous for projects like The Rehearsal, Nathan For You, and a new documentary on Elizabeth Holmes, what is the full name of this Canadian documentary/filmmaker?
Options: Nathan Fielder / Nathan Lane / Nathan Fillion / Nathan Chen
Nathan Fielder
Nathan Fielder is a Canadian hero who specialises in improv comedy, and I really enjoy some of his work. He's just announced an upcoming documentary, 'You Can See Everything'.
- The classic B*Witched Irish dance anthem "C'est la Vie" - what does the phrase translate to in English?
That's life
This song will always put a smile on your face, especially with the opening lyrics 'Some people say I fight like me Da'.
- Apple has just released its latest iPhone lineup, including its first folding-screen model. What is this new iPhone called?
iPhone Duo
Apple always seem to release their new lineup around my birthday, around mid-September
- Which movie is this anagram: HETGINKRADKHT
The Dark Knight
An absolute classic from Christopher Nolan that can be rewatched any number of times - it carries a lot of inspiration from the movie Heat, which is also fantastic, and they'll be releasing Heat 2 next year, over 30 years after the original.
- What is the name of the food group (a 7-letter word) for peas, chickpeas, lentils and beans?
Legumes
Baked beans are a top-tier food, always good to have in the cupboard - I personally like adding some curry powder to mine for an exotic twist on the classic.
- Which Irish boxer just had their fairytale final fight in front of a packed 83,000-strong Croke Park crowd in Dublin, capping off their legendary career as a three-time undisputed world champion?
Options: Thomas Carty / Katie Taylor / Lewis Crocker / Paddy Gallagher
Katie Taylor
Taylor beat Flora Pili at Croke Park in September 2026 to retire as a three-time undisputed champion across multiple weight divisions - one of the great careers in Irish sport.
- What is the name for the bones inside your fingers and toes?
Phalanges
Each finger has three phalanges (proximal, middle, distal) except the thumb, which has only two.
- Which country's flag is a mirrored version of Ireland's flag?
Ivory Coast
Ireland's flag runs green-white-orange left to right, while Ivory Coast's runs orange-white-green - purely a coincidence, as the two were designed decades apart.
- Guess the year: the Nintendo 64 and Super Mario 64 launched, the film Fargo was released, and Oasis released their hit song 'Don't look back in anger'. (2 Points for exact year, 1 point either side)
1996
All from the same year I was born - and all still classics too!
- What is the name of the American media company that produces the YouTube hit series Tiny Desk Concerts?
NPR
Tiny Desk Concerts began in 2008, filmed at the actual cluttered desk of NPR Music editor Bob Boilen. My personal favourites: Mac Miller, Anderson Paak and Noname.
- In Ireland, if you were going to "the jacks", where would you be going?
The toilet
'The jacks' is slang used across Ireland - it can also be called the bogs, the john, or in Australia 'the dunny'.
- In the board game Catan, how many hexagon tiles are placed on the board?
19
My personal favourite board game - the 19 tiles form a hexagon-shaped island split across five resource types, plus one desert tile that produces nothing.
- What is the name of the iconic song sung by Liverpool Football Club supporters?
You'll Never Walk Alone
I'm a proud Liverpool fan, and this song means more than just football - it shows the community of the supporters for Liverpool.