
Everything Bagel 29
Another round of our general trivia series that features an awesome mix of all different types of trivia questions. Sure to have something for every trivia player!
15 questions · Published March 30, 2026
Trivia questions (5 of 15)
- Multiple Choice
1. What animal travels in groups called a "troop"?
Monkeys are highly social animals that travel in groups called troops. Troops can range from a few individuals to several hundred, depending on the species. Troops are essential for monkeys, as they provide protection from predators, opportunities for social interaction, and assistance in caring for the young.
- Drag and Drop Reorder
2. Arrange these colors of the rainbow in order, starting with the one that comes first in the sequence.
- 1.Red
- 2.Orange
- 3.Green
- 4.Yellow
A popular mnemonic for remembering the sequewnce of the rainbow colors is "ROYGBIV"
Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, Violet.
- Fill In The Blank
3. Pop singer Madonna had a 1986 album and Top Ten single, both with the title "True ____".

"True Blue" is the third studio album by Madonna, released in 1986. It was inspired by her then-husband Sean Penn and explores themes of love and relationships. The album was a major commercial success, topping the charts in over twenty-eight countries. Its title track, "True Blue," became a Top Ten hit.
- Multiple Choice
4. What nut is traditionally used to make marzipan?

Almonds are the key ingredient in marzipan, a sweet confection that has existed for centuries. Its origins are debated, with Persia and China both claiming to have created early versions of the treat. Almonds and sugar are finely ground together with a little bit of rose water or vanilla, giving marzipan its distinct creamy composition.
- Multiple Choice
5. What artist created the bronze sculpture titled "The Thinker"?

The iconic bronze sculpture "The Thinker" was created by the renowned French sculptor Auguste Rodin. Originally conceived in 1880 as a depiction of Dante for Rodin's larger work, "The Gates of Hell", it portrays a nude male figure deep in thought and has since become a symbolic representation of philosophy and introspection.
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