
Vegetarians & Vegans
It's plant-powered trivia in this fun game on meatless meals, dairy-free choices, and famous non-carnivores.
15 questions Β· Published September 28, 2026
Trivia questions (5 of 15)
- Multiple Choice
1. Which of these is an acronym for an organization that supports animal rights and vegan lifestyles?

PETA stands for "People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals", an organization who has promoted vegetarian and vegan lifestyles since it was founded in 1980.
- Multiple Choice
2. Vegans and vegetarians have different rules for diet. Which of these foods would a vegan NOT eat that a vegetarian would?

Spinach, carrots, and pears are all natural and all agreeable with vegan and vegetarian diets.
Vegans won't consume any food made using animal labor or animal byproducts so honey is NOT on the table, as it is a product derived from bees.
- Multiple Choice
3. What popular cookies are considered essentially vegan despite their slogan of being "milk's favorite cookie"?

Oreos are generally considered one of the few mass-produced vegan junk foods because they are not made with any animal by-products.
However, there is a large argument in the vegan community regarding how Oreos are produced in facilities where milk by-products may be a contaminant.
- Fill In The Blank
4. ____ is a vegan and vegetarian friendly protein block made from condensed soy milk.

Tofu is the spongey, liquid filled block of soy milk that is used as a protein stand-in for a multitude of vegan dishes.
However, it was initially created almost 2000 years ago in China by a Han dynasty prince as a soft food for an ailing elder.
- Multiple Choice
5. What large flat mushroom marinades well and is often served in place of a hamburger patty or steak?

Portobello mushrooms are huge, meaty mushrooms that take on seasonings, rubs, marinades, and basically any flavors thrown at them.
They are also very thick so they are easy to cook on grills or in smokers just like meat.
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