General Knowledge Quiz For High IQs – Try To Answer All 33 Of These Difficult Questions | Bored Panda

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Solar system planets aligned in space, illustrating difficult general knowledge quiz about Venus and Uranus rotation direction.

Zelch Csaba

1.Do Venus and Uranus have retrograde or prograde rotation?

Map of Europe highlighting rivers relevant to the difficult general knowledge quiz on the longest river entirely within Europe.

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2.Choose which of these is the longest river entirely within Europe.

Split image with orange background and a white question mark on left, and a black and white open book on right for difficult general knowledge quiz.

Pixabay

3.Which of these philosophers wrote the Critique of Pure Reason?

Close-up of a world map highlighting countries for a difficult general knowledge quiz on the country formerly known as Abyssinia.

Christian Reinke

4.Pick the country formerly known as Abyssinia:

Person solving math equations on a blackboard, illustrating a difficult general knowledge quiz for high IQs.

Monstera Production

5.Fill in the gaps: "The smallest prime number greater than 100 is _____."

Opera house balconies with elegant lighting and red velvet curtains, related to the composer of The Magic Flute.

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6.Name the composer who wrote the opera The Magic Flute.

Aerial view of New York City skyline with Dutch flag, referencing the original name under Dutch rule.

Vinicius A. Nascimento & aboodi vesakaran

7.What was the original name of New York City under Dutch rule?

Medieval illustration of Mansa Musa, 14th century ruler, holding gold coin and scepter in historical empire art map.

Bibliothèque Nationale de France

8.One of these empires was ruled by Mansa Musa in the 14th century. Which one?

Two blood sample vials on a light surface, illustrating the concept of blood type universal recipient in a quiz context.

Kamboo Pics

9.Which blood type is known as the universal recipient?

Colorful light trails against a dark background representing motion in a difficult general knowledge quiz for high IQs.

Benjamin Farren

10.Who formulated the three laws of motion?

Young woman studying at a wooden table with books, focused on a difficult general knowledge quiz for high IQs.

Andrea Piacquadio

11.Complete the gaps: "A literary device in which apparently contradictory terms appear together, like 'deafening silence,' is called an _____."

Magnifying glass on economic charts with laptop, glasses, and pens, symbolizing Keynesian economics analysis and quiz concept.

Hanna Pad

12.Who developed the economic theory known as Keynesian economics?

Coastline view with green trees and blue ocean waves, illustrating the country with the longest coastline in the world.

Vera

13.Which country has the longest coastline in the world?

Close-up of tungsten metal samples showing rough and smooth textures representing the chemical symbol W element.

Alchemist-hp

14.What is the chemical symbol for tungsten?

Ancient Nabataean city of Petra carved into red sandstone cliffs with horses and carts in the foreground.

Abdullah Ghatasheh

15.The city of Petra was built by which ancient civilization?

Bookshelves filled with various books and a wooden ladder, illustrating a difficult general knowledge quiz for high IQs concept.

Pixabay

16.Who wrote One Hundred Years of Solitude, and what is it about?

Map highlighting Tanzania in Africa next to a maroon background with a large white question mark, quiz on official language

Source

17.Which of these is an official language of Tanzania?

Two scientists wearing white lab coats and safety goggles representing the uncertainty principle concept for high IQ quiz.

Pavel Danilyuk

18.What is the uncertainty principle, and which scientist developed it?

Hand holding a vintage fountain pen writing on parchment paper, relating to the treaty that ended World War I quiz.

John-Mark Smith

19.Name the treaty that formally ended World War I.

Map of the United States showing state borders, highlighting the concept of the only U.S. state that borders one other state.

Source

20.What is the only U.S. state that borders exactly one other state?

Man with headset working on laptop, focused on economics quiz about Gini coefficient measuring income inequality.

Gustavo Fring

21.In economics, what does the "Gini coefficient" measure?

Map of Africa highlighting country formerly known as Upper Volta paired with a large question mark on blue background.

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22.Which African country was formerly known as Upper Volta?

Opening line call me Ishmael shown in a difficult general knowledge quiz for high IQs about famous novels.

Bored Panda

23.Which famous novel begins with this line?

Man with glasses and beard in business attire sitting by a window, focused on a tablet for a vexillology quiz.

Tima Miroshnichenko

24."Vexillology" is the name given to...

Skier on a groomed snowy trail in a Nordic country with pine trees and mountains under a blue sky.

stein egil liland

25.Which Nordic country was the first to grant women full voting rights?

Map highlighting Kazakhstan in green on a world map with a large white question mark on a green background.

Source

26.If you were traveling in Kazakhstan, you'd pay your expenses in...

Technician testing electrical conductivity of metal components on a circuit board using probes at room temperature.

tnfeez desgin

27.Which metal has the highest electrical conductivity at room temperature?

Portrait of Charles Darwin with a long beard representing the difficult general knowledge quiz on islands he visited.

Art Institute of Chicago

28.Which group of islands did Charles Darwin famously visit during his 1831-1836 voyage?

Books lined up on a shelf in a library, related to a difficult general knowledge quiz about Enlightenment thinkers.

Valentin Ivantsov

29.Identify the Enlightenment thinker who wrote The Spirit of the Laws:

Bronze sculpture of Perseus holding the head of Medusa, a famous Renaissance artist's work in classical style.

Source

30.Which Renaissance artist sculpted Perseus with the Head of Medusa?

Abstract futuristic digital circuit design in red and orange colors representing electric resistance concept.

Pachon in Motion

31.Identify the SI unit of electric resistance:

Magna Carta parchment from 1215, a historical document establishing legal rights and limiting royal power.

Source

32.In which year was the Magna Carta first signed, and what was its purpose?

Brazil flag waving, symbolizing the official language of Brazil in a difficult general knowledge quiz for high IQs.

Murilo Fonseca

33.What is the official language of Brazil?

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