Trivia Questions: Can You Beat 35/40? | Quiz Night #4

Play today's Daily Clash, six questions, the same for everyone: https://learnclash.com/daily?utm_sour... 40 trivia questions, a general knowledge quiz in four rounds: Places and Capitals, Letters and Words, Games and Famous Names, and Science and Discovery. Keep score against Clash, who always goes with what most LearnClash players picked. 0:00 Round 1: Places and Capitals · Q1. What was the first national park established in the United States? 0:48 Q2. Which capital did Queen Victoria choose to unite English and French Canada? 1:16 Q3. Which African capital's name means "The place of cool waters" in Maasai? 1:46 Q4. Where are the European Union's main administrative headquarters? 2:12 Q5. Which city grew out of the Roman garrison Vindobona? 2:39 Q6. Why is the Dutch government located in The Hague instead of Amsterdam? 3:14 Q7. Why did Brazil relocate its capital city from Rio de Janeiro to Brasília? 3:48 Q8. Where in the U.S. is the historic landing site of Plymouth Rock? 4:18 Q9. How many months must a Parmigiano Reggiano wheel age before inspection? 4:47 Q10. Which Asian capital has the world's longest official local name? 5:56 Round 2: Letters and Words · Q11. What Italian pasta shape gets its name from the words little worms? 6:31 Q12. What is the only letter not in any US state name? 6:58 Q13. Which quick meal is named after an English earl? 7:26 Q14. What does Juliet ask from her balcony in Shakespeare's play? 7:57 Q15. Which civilization created the alphabet English letters come from? 8:24 Q16. Who wrote the 1929 essay A Room of One's Own? 8:52 Q17. What was originally described as 'on fleek' in 2014? 9:22 Q18. What consonant appears most frequently in standard written English? 9:48 Q19. Why are some letters called vowels and others consonants? 10:16 Q20. Why did Latin use the letter V for the U sound? 11:33 Round 3: Games and Famous Names · Q21. Which indoor sport did James Naismith invent in Springfield? 12:06 Q22. Which famous seaside walkway inspired Monopoly's most expensive property? 12:36 Q23. Why were barns in America traditionally painted red? 13:07 Q24. Why is Australia strategically valuable in a game of Risk? 13:38 Q25. What was 3M trying to make when it invented Post-it adhesive by accident? 14:13 Q26. Which toy and game pioneer invented The Game of Life in 1860? 14:45 Q27. How many numbered sections does a standard dartboard have? 15:12 Q28. Why are the Cleveland Browns named the 'Browns'? 15:45 Q29. What do the rings of the Audi logo represent? 16:17 Q30. Which US President was also a licensed bartender? 17:25 Round 4: Science and Discovery · Q31. Eating which fruit famously gives you a tiny dose of natural radiation? 18:00 Q32. What is the hardest substance found in the human body? 18:27 Q33. Despite its common name, what kind of mammal is an orca? 18:53 Q34. Why did mammals diversify and grow larger after the dinosaurs died out? 19:27 Q35. Which value is the smallest odd prime number? 19:51 Q36. Which dinosaur lived closer in time to humans than to the Stegosaurus? 20:24 Q37. How did adult cats develop the habit of kneading soft blankets? 20:55 Q38. Which of these fibers is the most fermentable by bacteria? 21:22 Q39. Why is the Facebook logo and interface blue? 21:53 Q40. Which metal is the best conductor of electricity? 22:40 Final score Sources for each round's last question, numbered as in the video (all 40 are in the LearnClash Quiz Night podcast notes: https://open.spotify.com/show/0Dtq6NQ... 10 https://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/... 20 https://www.britannica.com/topic/U-le... 30 The Papers of Abraham Lincoln 40 https://www.britannica.com/science/si... Questions written and fact-checked by the LearnClash team; every player number is a dated count. Photo credits (cropped; licensed CC BY 4.0: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...) Teaser "Transmission Lines at Sunset" by Kkiefuik Round 3 card "LittleChess" by UzbekistanWikiEditor 6 "Plenaire zaal Tweede Kamer - landschap" by Husky 10 "Longest place name sign from side, Pōrangahau, October 2026" by Jakob (TheLoyalOrder) 12 "American flag in the sun" by JayCubby 15 "A pile of alphabet wooden blocks" by Bobjgalindo 16 "Writing desk, Sitting Room, Highwic" by Bjankuloski06 17 "Handyaufnahme des Sonnenuntergangs als Zeitraffer 20200909 DSC3210" by PantheraLeo1359531 28 "Cleveland Skyline from Great Lakes Science Center, 2026" by JKT is on Wiki 29 "Horch 853 Sportcabriolet 01" by Derbrauni 32 "Diamond crystal, 0,7 ct" by Tõnu Pani 35 "Mathematics (cryptography) on a blackboard" by David Malone 39 "Rainbow paint swatches" by Joyful spherical creature Diagrams are simplified illustrations, not to scale. #LearnClash #Trivia #QuizNight