Billionaire Trivia
From yachts to rocket ships, see if you can outsmart the 1% in this light-hearted trivia game on the world's richest people.
15 questions · Published November 18, 2025
Trivia questions (5 of 15)
- Multiple Choice
1. What online shopping empire is billionaire Jeff Bezos responsible for creating from a garage in 1994?
Jeff Bezos founded Amazon in 1994 in his garage in Seattle. The online bookstore quickly grew to sell a wide variety of products and services to become one of the largest retailers in the world.
- Multiple Choice
2. Which country in the world can claim that it is home to the highest number of billionaires?
The United States leads the pack, home to almost one-third of the world’s 3,028 people with a $1+ billion net worth, followed by China (450), India (205), Germany (171), and Russia (140), per Forbes.
- Multiple Choice
3. According to statistics, what is the most likely way of becoming a billionaire?
33% of the world's billionaires were born into a wealthy family or married into one.
15% of billionaires work in the finance and investment industry.
13% of billionaires are tech entrepreneurs.
11% are manufacturing industry tycoons.
- Multiple Choice
4. How many $100 dollar bills does it take to make $1 billion dollars?
There are 10 million $100 dollar bills in $1 billion dollars.
$1 billion is equal to the numeral 1 followed by nine zeros, or 1,000,000,000. If this is divided by 100, it equals 10 million $100 bills. That's a hefty amount to physically see all in one place!
- Fill In The Blank
5. The richest non-royal family in the world are the Waltons, owners of retail giant ____________.
Siblings and Walmart heirs Jim, Rob, and Alice Walton are worth a combined $387 billion thanks to the retail giant that their father Sam Walton founded in 1962.
Alice Walton is actually considered the wealthiest woman in the world.
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