Trivial Practice Quiz rated - Test 50 | Englishfreetest.com

  • Do test 30 minutes
  • Number Questions: 15 questions
  • By: englishfreetest.com
Do test

Here's the exercise 'Trivial Practice Quiz rated - Test 50 | Englishfreetest.com' about Trivia Quiz - Trivia Tests.


TRIVIAL is a trivia game divided into several categories to challenge your knowledge! Discover the new TRIVIAL adventure with thousands of questions, full of incredible news, COMPLETELY FREE! Learn by playing, explore each level and discover a world full of challenges, bonuses and surprises, with thousands of questions always updated! TRIVIAL shows a set of statistics for you to stay on track of your performance in the game and always try to improve your maximum!

You can find more to the lesson and more exercises. Trivia Quiz - Trivia Tests in here.

Finally, click here to "Test" for start practice exercise .

  • Test content
    Question 1: The 1985-86 Boston Celtics were on top of the world. There had just won their 16th NBA championship and their super star Larry Bird won the MVP. To make things even better, they drafted a young man in 1986 who was considered by many to be the future of the Celtics. Tragically, this young man died of a cocaine overdose just 48 hours after he was drafted. What was the name of this person whose death shocked the country?
    A. Ralph Sampson
    B. Jimmy Black
    C. Len Bias
    D. Reggie Lewis
    Question 2: In the fall of 1982, seven people in the Chicago area died after taking an over-the-counter medication deliberately laced with cyanide. What brand of medication was it?
    A. Bayer Aspirin
    B. Benadryl
    C. Extra Strength Tylenol
    D. Excedrin PM
    Question 3: Which television sitcom was not originally on the air at some time during the 1980s?
    A. Silver Spoons
    B. Good Times
    C. Family Ties
    D. Too Close for Comfort
    Question 4: This 1980s rap group trio brought rap into the mainstream with the 1986 rap-rock hit Walk This Way, a collaborative effort with the rock band Aerosmith.
    A. Whodini
    B. The Beastie Boys
    C. The Boogie Boys
    D. Run DMC
    Question 5: The Berlin Wall was constructed in 1961 to separate West Berlin and East Germany. Its construction was approved by Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev. Who was the leader of the Soviet Union when the Berlin Wall was dismantled in 1989?
    A. Yuri Andropov
    B. Mikhail Gorbachev
    C. Leonid Brezhnev
    D. Konstantin Chernenko
    Question 6: In 1981, Nintendo developed a video arcade game which featured a giant ape as the villain. The ape would try to stop Mario, the games hero, from reaching and rescuing the damsel in distress by rolling wooden barrels at him. What was the name of this arcade game?
    A. Kong vs. Mario
    B. Donkey Kong
    C. Grape Ape
    D. Super Mario Bros.
    Question 7: The Detroit Tigers defeated the San Diego Padres in the 1984 World Series. The Tigers clinched the series in game 5 when Kirk Gibson hit a three-run homerun off of this famous closer (pitcher).
    A. Donnie Moore
    B. Bruce Sutter
    C. Goose Gossage
    D. Steve Bedrosian
    Question 8: This NFL team established their dominance in the 1980s, winning three Super Bowls during the decade.
    A. Pittsburgh Steelers
    B. Washington Redskins
    C. Green Bay Packers
    D. San Francisco 49ers
    Question 9: Comedic actor Jesse Donald Knotts was born on 21 July, in what year?
    A. 1930
    B. 1934
    C. 1924
    D. 1922
    Question 10: In which film did Don Knotts star as Wheely Applegate?
    A. Bedknobs and Broomsticks (1971)
    B. Benji (1974)
    C. Herbie Goes to Monte Carlo (1977)
    D. Escape to Witch Mountain (1975)
    Question 11: What was Colonel Potters home state according to the M*A*S*H TV series?
    A. Montana
    B. Iowa
    C. Minnesota
    D. Missouri
    Question 12: According to the M*A*S*H series, what unit of the Army did Colonel Potter belong to during World War I?
    A. Cavalry
    B. Infantry
    C. Fighter Pilot
    D. Engineer
    Question 13: In M*A*S*H, Colonel Potter had received a Purple Heart during World War II. How did he suffer his injury?
    A. Bobming raid
    B. Cavalry charge
    C. A mine
    D. His still blew up
    Question 14: Colonel Potter loved to paint and had done several portraits of his fellow members of the 4077 in the M*A*S*H TV series. Those portraits were actually painted by Harry Morgan.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 15: Colonel Potter was 1/4 Native American according to the M*A*S*H series. Which Native American group was he related to?
    A. Cherokee
    B. Iroquois
    C. Navahoe
    D. Comanchee