Easy And Tough Trivia Questions Test! Quiz
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Who assassinated Abraham Lincoln?
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J.W.Booth
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Oswald
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N.Godse
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Bob Kennedy
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Easy and tough trivia questions are perfect for helping you test out what you know about given issues. The quiz below is one example of the general knowledge quizzes you can take up. It may not be too difficult but isn't easy either, so all you have to do is try your best. Do give it a try and be See moresure to check out the others.
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Where were the 2000 Olympic Games held?
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Seoul
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Mexico
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Sydney
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Atlanta
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A. SydneyExplanation
The 2000 Olympic Games were held in Sydney.Rate this question:
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Which of these is the world's first space station?
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Mir
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ISS
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Salyut 1
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Skylab
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A. Salyut 1Explanation
Salyut 1 is the correct answer because it was the first space station ever launched into orbit by the Soviet Union on April 19, 1971. It paved the way for future space stations and was a precursor to the Mir and ISS. Skylab was launched by NASA in 1973, but Salyut 1 predates it.Rate this question:
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Which country has India played against in the Davis Cup the most number of times?
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Spain
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Japan
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France
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China
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A. JapanExplanation
India has played against Japan the most number of times in the Davis Cup.Rate this question:
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Which country's flag has only one colour on it?
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Japan
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Canada
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Mexico
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Libya
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Ghana
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A. LibyaExplanation
The correct answer is Libya. Libya's flag consists of only one color, which is green. The flag is entirely green with no other symbols or designs on it.Rate this question:
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What is the collective name given to Finland,Norway,Denmark and Sweden?
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European Union
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Scandinavia
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New Europe
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Southern Europe
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A. ScandinaviaExplanation
The collective name given to Finland, Norway, Denmark, and Sweden is Scandinavia. Scandinavia is a region in Northern Europe that includes these four countries. It is known for its stunning natural landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and high standard of living. The term "Scandinavia" is often used to refer to these countries collectively due to their shared history, culture, and geography.Rate this question:
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