16. What year was the first iPhone released? 2007. Remember when we used actual buttons? Ancient history.
17. Who painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel? Michelangelo. He wasn’t thrilled about the job—called it a “torture.” Relatable.
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18. What is the best-selling video game of all time? Minecraft. Yes, even beating Tetris. Blocks win.
19. Which actor played Jack Dawson in Titanic? Leonardo DiCaprio. The man who famously did not fit on the door.
20. What is the name of the fictional continent in Game of Thrones? Westeros. Also known as “a place where winter takes forever to show up.”
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21. Which fruit is actually a berry? Bananas. Yes, you read that right. Strawberries aren’t berries. Nature is a liar.
22. What country invented pizza? Italy. But just imagine if they hadn’t—dark timeline.
23. How many rings are on the Olympic flag? Five. Blue, yellow, black, green, and red. Not purple, because purple is jealous.
24. What animal is the logo of Ferrari? A horse. A very angry, prancing horse.
25. What is the most spoken language in the world by native speakers? Mandarin Chinese. Sorry, English. Your time will come (maybe).
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26. What is the chemical formula for table salt? NaCl. You eat it every day. Science!
27. Which planet is known as the “Red Planet”? Mars. Its soil is literally rusty. Space metal.
28. What year did World War II end? 1945. And no, “Yay, war over” is not the vibe—but it’s a crucial date.
29. What is the smallest country in the world? Vatican City. You could walk across it in 20 minutes. Bring good shoes.
30. How many sides does a hexagon have? Six. See? You do remember geometry class.
31. What instrument has 88 keys? A piano. That’s a lot of notes to hit.
32. Which ocean is the deepest? The Pacific Ocean. Specifically, the Mariana Trench. It’s deeper than your last existential crisis.
33. What is the most common blood type? Type O. The universal donor—very generous.
34. What color do you get by mixing red and blue? Purple. Basic color theory, my friend.
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35. How many bones are in the human adult body? 206. Infants have more, because evolution likes to keep things flexible.
36. Who wrote Romeo and Juliet? William Shakespeare. (Also, Romeo was a disaster, dating-wise).
37. What is the largest organ in the human body? The skin. It’s a weird fact to brag about, but go for it.
38. What country has the most time zones? France. Because of its overseas territories. Take that, Russia.
39. Which metal is liquid at room temperature? Mercury. Also, it’s toxic—so stop playing with it.
40. What is the longest river in Europe? The Volga. It flows through Russia like a liquid highway.
41. How many eyes does a typical spider have? Eight. Good luck counting while it’s crawling on your wall.
42. What planet is closest to the Sun? Mercury. It’s also the fastest. Olympic champion of the solar system.
43. What year did the Berlin Wall fall? 1989. History’s great “sledgehammer moment.”
44. Which element is essential for breathing? Oxygen. (Again, you knew this one).
45. What sport uses a shuttlecock? Badminton. Also known as “tennis for people who hate running.”
46. How many players are on a baseball team? Nine. Plus one umpire everyone hates.
47. What is the hardest mineral on the Mohs scale? Diamond. (You got this one earlier—see, you’re a pro).
48. What is the largest mammal on Earth? The blue whale. It’s bigger than a bus. Way bigger.
49. Which country invented paper? China, around 100 AD. Think about that next time you print a grocery list.
50. Final question: How many continents are there? Seven. But some geographers argue it’s six. Start a fight with that fact at your next party.
Now go ace a pub quiz—or at least impress your cat. You earned it.
