This document contains 17 trivia questions about various topics including sports, history, literature and politics. It tests knowledge on details such as the number of players on a rugby team, the location of Chelsea's stadium, key figures and events from World War 2 like Winston Churchill and the invasion of Poland, and authors of famous books like Jules Verne and William Shakespeare. The questions cover a wide range of people, places, and time periods to challenge general knowledge.

1. TRIVIA
1. How many players are there in a
rugby team?
In a rugby team are 15 players in the field and 7 in the
sidelines.
2. Which was the first catalan basketball
team to win the European Championship in
the season 1993-94?
The Fiact Joventut in Badalona
3. What’s the name of Chelsea’s stadium
and where is it?
Stamford Bridge, in London.
4. What was Jaume Alguersuari’s racing
team’s name?
The name of his team was Red Bull Racing.
5. What country is Roger Federer from
and what sport has he been number 1 in?
He is from Sweetzerland and he was the number 1 in
tennis.
6. Where were the Olympics Games held
in 2008?
Pekin.
7. What country did the Germans invade
in 1939 which was the origin of the 2nd
world war?
Poland

2. 8. Who was the British prime minister
during the 2nd world war who said: “we
will never surrender”
Winston Churchill
9. When did India become independent
from the British empire?
15th of August in 1947.
10. Which American president was killed
in a theatre?
Abraham Lincoln
11. Who was the leader of the Russian
revolution in 1917?
Lenin
12. In what battle was Napoleon finally
defeated in the XIXth century?
In the battle of Waterloo.
13. Who’s the evil character, whose name
mustn’t bementioned, in Harry Potter?
Lord Voldemort
14. What did Miguel Hernandez, the
Spanish poet, devote his “Nanas de…” to?
Nanas de la cebolla
15. Who wrote the novels in English
“David Copperfield” or “Oliver Twist”?
David Copperfield
16. Who was awarded the literature Nobel
last year?
Mo Yan

3. 17. “Journey to the centre of the
Earth”,”Twenty thousand leagues under the
sea” or “Around the world in eighty days”
are books written by…
Jules Verne.
18. “to be or not to be” is the beginning of a
monologue from the play Hamlet written by
William Shakespear.