Charles I was King of England, King of Scotland, and King of Ireland from 27 March 1625 until his execution in 1649, and is a saint in the Church of England. Charles engaged in a struggle for power with the Parliament of England, attempting to obtain royal revenue whilst Parliament sought to curb his Royal prerogative which Charles believed was divinely ordained. Many of his English subjects opposed his actions, in particular his interference in the English and Scottish Churches and the levying of taxes without parliamentary consent which grew to be seen as those of a tyrannical absolute monarch. – from Wikipedia

Charles I (Stuart) Quiz Questions

1. When was Charles I (Stuart) king of England, Scotland and Ireland?
a) 1688-1696
b) 1649-1660
c) 1625-1649
d) 1553-1558

2. When was Charles I (Stuart) born?
a) 1 February 1515
b) 19 April 1620
c) 7 September 1655
d) 19 November 1600

3. Where was Charles I (Stuart) born?
a) Glasgow
b) Fife
c) Rochester
d) Edinburgh

4. When did Charles I (Stuart) dissolve Short Parliament?
a) 30 March 1629
b) 5 May 1640
c) 31 August 1628
d) 21 December 1626

5. Who was impeached and beheaded in spite of Charles I’s (Stuart) efforts to save him?
a) Thomas Wentworth
b) William Laud
c) George Villiers
d) John Felton

6. What did the House of Commons pass on 22 November 1641?
a) Petition of Right
b) Bill of Rights
c) Grand Remonstrance
d) Triennial Act

7. Which battle was fought between Charles I (Stuart) and the New Model Army on 14 June 1645?
a) Battle of Naseby
b) Battle of Edgehill
c) Battle of Preston
d) Battle of Bosworth

8. Who handed over Charles I (Stuart) to parliamentary commissioners?
a) Huguenots
b) Scottish covenanters
c) Oliver Cromwell
d) John Pym

9. When did Charles I (Stuart) die?
a) 30 January 1649
b) 16 October 1702
c) 31 July 1558
d) 21 June 1660

10. Where did Charles I (Stuart) die?
a) Paris
b) Bristol
c) London
d) Dublin

Charles I (Stuart) Quiz Questions with Answers

1. When was Charles I (Stuart) king of England, Scotland and Ireland?
c) 1625-1649

2. When was Charles I (Stuart) born?
d) 19 November 1600

3. Where was Charles I (Stuart) born?
b) Fife

4. When did Charles I (Stuart) dissolve Short Parliament?
b) 5 May 1640

5. Who was impeached and beheaded in spite of Charles I’s (Stuart) efforts to save him?
a) Thomas Wentworth

6. What did the House of Commons pass on 22 November 1641?
c) Grand Remonstrance

7. Which battle was fought between Charles I (Stuart) and the New Model Army on 14 June 1645?
a) Battle of Naseby

8. Who handed over Charles I (Stuart) to parliamentary commissioners?
b) Scottish covenanters

9. When did Charles I (Stuart) die?
a) 30 January 1649

10. Where did Charles I (Stuart) die?
c) London

1) Who wanted Shahryar to succeed Jahangir?
a) Gulbadan
b) Hamida Banu
c) Noor Jahan
d) Razia

2) What is the meaning of Shah Jahan?
a) Kind ruler
b) King of the world
c) Rainbow
d) World Conqueror

3) Who was Shah Jahan’s wife?
a) Noor Mahal
b) Mumtaz Mahal
c) Anarkali
d) Zenobia

4) Which monument was built by Shah Jahan as tomb of his wife?
a) Qutub Minar
b) Taj Mahal
c) Lotus temple
d) Dariya Mahal

5) Which city was built by Shah Jahan as his capital?
a) Allahabad
b) Shahjahanabad
c) Daulatabad
d) Jacobabad

6) Which throne was built by Shah Jahan?
a) Chrysanthemum throne
b) Rose throne
c) Peacock throne
d) Elephant throne

7) Which famous mosque was built by Shah Jahan?
a) Jama Masjid
b) Faisal Masjid
c) Babri Mosque
d) Gaddafi Mosque

8) Who ended Shah Jahan’s rule and made him a prisoner?
a) Dara Sikoh
b) Shuja
c) Aurangzeb
d) Murad

9) How many years were spent by Shah Jahan as prisoner?
a) Five
b) Eight
c) Ten
d) Twelve

10) Where was Shah Jahan buried?
a) Agra
b) Lahore
c) Sikandra
d) Delhi

Shah Jahan Quiz Answers

1) Who wanted Shahryar to succeed Jahangir?
c) Noor Jahan

2) What is the meaning of Shah Jahan?
b) King of the world

3) Who was Shah Jahan’s wife?
b) Mumtaz Mahal

4) Which monument was built by Shah Jahan as tomb of his wife?
b) Taj Mahal

5) Which city was built by Shah Jahan as his capital?
b) Shahjahanabad

6) Which throne was built by Shah Jahan?
c) Peacock throne

7) Which famous mosque was built by Shah Jahan?
a) Jama Masjid

8) Who ended Shah Jahan’s rule and made him a prisoner?
c) Aurangzeb

9) How many years were spent by Shah Jahan as prisoner?
b) Eight

10) Where was Shah Jahan buried?
a) Agra

1) When was the second battle of Panipat?
a) 1191
b) 1540
c) 1556
d) 1757

2) Who was defeated in the second battle of Panipat?
a) Ambhi
b) Hemu
c) Ramarao
d) Ajathashatru

3) What is the meaning of Akbar?
a) Sword
b) Fire
c) Great
d) Small

4) Who of the following was not a son of Akbar?
a) Danie (Daniyal)
b) Murad
c) Khusro
d) Salim

5) Which of the following cities was Akbar’s capital for some years?
a) Lucknow
b) Fatehpur Sikri
c) Amarkot
d) Karachi

6) Which religion was founded by Akbar?
a) Bahai
b) Din-e-Ilahi
c) Shintoism
d) Taoism

7) Who was Akbar’s regent for four yearsr?
a) Man Singh
b) Pratap Singh
c) Bairam Khan
d) Shaista Khan

8) Who was the ruler of Gondwana when Akbar’s forces attacked it?
a) Chandbibi
b) Durgavati
c) Pratap Singh
d) Usman Khan

9) Who wrote Akbar Nama?
a) Akbar
b) Birbal
c) Abul Fazl
d) Tansen

10) Where was Akbar buried?
a) Agra
b) Delhi
c) Sikandra
d) Kabul

Akbar Quiz Answers

1) When was the second battle of Panipat?
c) 1556

2) Who was defeated in the second battle of Panipat?
b) Hemu

3) What is the meaning of Akbar?
c) Great

4) Who of the following was not a son of Akbar?
c) Khusro

5) Which of the following cities was Akbar’s capital for some years?
b) Fatehpur Sikri

6) Which religion was founded by Akbar?
b) Din-e-Ilahi

7) Who was Akbar’s regent for four yearsr?
c) Bairam Khan

8) Who was the ruler of Gondwana when Akbar’s forces attacked it?
b) Durgavati

9) Who wrote Akbar Nama?
c) Abul Fazl

10) Where was Akbar buried?
c) Sikandra

1) Who conferred the title Defensor Fidei on Henry VIII in 1521?
a) Clement VII
b) Leo X
c) Sixtus V
d) Pius XII

2) To whom was Catherine of Aragon first married?
a) Arthur
b) Edmund
c) Francis
d) James

3) Who granted dispensation to Henry VIII to marry Catherine of Aragon?
a) Julius II
b) John XXI
c) Martin V
d) Paul II

4) Catherine of Aragon after her marriage to Henry VIII gave birth to a son in 1511. What happened to him?
a) Died two months later
b) Succeeded Henry VIII
c) Gave up his right to become king
d) Became Archbishop of Canterbury

5) Which Church was founded by Henry VIII?
a) Anglican
b) Baptist
c) Quaker
d) Pentecostal

6) What happened to Anne Boleyn?
a) Divorced
b) Beheaded
c) Died
d) Survived

7) Who gave birth to a son who succeeded Henry VIII as king?
a) Anne Boleyn
b) Anne of Cleaves
c) Jane Seymour
d) Katherine Parr

8) Who suggested that Henry VIII marry Anne of Cleaves?
a) Thomas Wolsey
b) Thomas More
c) Thomas Cromwell
d) Thomas Cranmer

9) Who of the following was executed for his relationship with Catherine Howard?
a) Thomas Howard
b) Francis Dereham
c) Stephen Gardiner
d) Thomas Hardy

10) What happened to Katherine Parr?
a) Divorced
b) Beheaded
c) Died
d) Survived

Henry VIII Quiz Answers

1) Who conferred the title Defensor Fidei on Henry VIII in 1521?
b) Leo X

2) To whom was Catherine of Aragon first married?
a) Arthur

3)) Who granted dispensation to Henry VIII to marry Catherine of Aragon?
a) Julius II

4) Catherine of Aragon after her marriage to Henry VIII gave birth to a son in 1511. What happened to him?
a) Died two months later

5) Which Church was founded by Henry VIII?
a) Anglican

6)) What happened to Anne Boleyn?
b) Beheaded

7) Who gave birth to a son who succeeded Henry VIII as king?
c) Jane Seymour

8) Who suggested that Henry VIII marry Anne of Cleaves?
c) Thomas Cromwell

9) Who of the following was executed for his relationship with Catherine Howard?
b) Francis Dereham

10) What happened to Katherine Parr?
d) Survived

(This quiz is about Egyptian Queen Cleopatra VII.)

Cleopatra Quiz Questions

1) To which dynasty did Cleopatra belong?
a) Bonaparte
b) Tudor
c) Stuart
d) Ptolemaic

2) When was Cleopatra born?
a) 100 BC
b) 76 BC
c) 69 BC
d) 58 BC

3) When did Cleopatra become queen for the first time?
a) 98 BC
b) 67 BC
c) 51 BC
d) 44 BC

4) When was Cleopatra overthrown and had to flee?
a) 90 BC
b) 65 BC
c) 63 BC
d) 48 BC

5) How did Cleopatra present herself to Julius Caesar?
a) Riding a horse
b) Riding an elephant
c) Wrapped in a carpet
d) 48 BC

6) What name was given by Cleopatra to her son from Julius Caesar?
a) Augustus
b) Caesarion
c) Tiberius
d) Claudius

7) How was Cleopatra dressed when she went to meet Mark Antony at Tarsus?
a) Artemis
b) Flora
c) Aphrodite
d) Pandora

8) Where did Mark Antony and Cleopatra marry?
a) Antioch
b) Alexandria
c) Rome
d) Venice

9) How did Cleopatra present herself to Egyptians?
a) Isis
b) Osiris
c) Olympia
d) Rhoda

10) Where were Mark Antony and Cleopatra defeated by Octavius?
a) Pharsalus
b) Actium
c) Cairo
d) Damascus

Cleopatra Quiz Questions with Answers

1) To which dynasty did Cleopatra belong?
d) Ptolemaic

2) When was Cleopatra born?
c) 69 BC

3) When did Cleopatra become queen for the first time?
c) 51 BC

4) When was Cleopatra overthrown and had to flee?
d) 48 BC

5) How did Cleopatra present herself to Julius Caesar?
c) Wrapped in a carpet

6) What name was given by Cleopatra to her son from Julius Caesar?
b) Caesarion

7) How was Cleopatra dressed when she went to meet Mark Antony at Tarsus?
c) Aphrodite

8) Where did Mark Antony and Cleopatra marry?
a) Antioch

9) How did Cleopatra present herself to Egyptians?
a) Isis

10) Where were Mark Antony and Cleopatra defeated by Octavius?
b) Actium

(This quiz is about Louis XIV of France.)

1) At what age Louis XIV became king?
a) Four years
b) Ten years
c) Six years
d) Eight years

2) How long was the reign of Louis XIV?
a) 40 years
b) 25 years
c) 45 years
d) 72 years

3) What ended the Thirty Years’ War?
a) Peace of Westphalia
b) Peace of Pyrenees
c) Treaty of Paris
d) Treaty of Amiens

4) Who was the chief minister during the first 18 years of Louis XIV’s reign?
a) Cardinal Richeilieu
b) Cardinal Mazarin
c) Robert Walpole
d) Jaques Chirac

5) When did Louis XIV move to Versailles permanently?
a) 1638
b) 1643
c) 1653
d) 1682

6) By which edict Louis XIV revoked the Huguenots’ right of worship?
a) Edict of Nantes
b) Edict of Milan
c) Edict of Fontainebleau
d) Edict of Florence

7) When was the War of Spanish Succession?
a) 1618-1648
b) 1701-1714
c) 1756-1763
d) 1667-1668

8) Which anti-Jansenist bull was issued by the pope at the request of Louis XIV?
a) Exurge Domine
b) Divino Efflante Spiritu
c) Unigenitus
d) Nostra Aetate

9) Who as controller general of finances sharply reduced the annual treasury deficit?
a) Jean Baptiste Colbert
b) Jean Baptiste Moliere
c) Nicolas Fouquet
d) Jules Mansart

10) Which of the following statements is attributed to Louis XIV?
a) After me the deluge.
b) I am the state.
c) Let them eat cakes.
d) We are not amused.

Louis XIV Quiz Questions with Answers

1) At what age Louis XIV became king?
a) Four years

2) How long was the reign of Louis XIV?
d) 72 years

3) What ended the Thirty Years’ War?
a) Peace of Westphalia

4) Who was the chief minister during the first 18 years of Louis XIV’s reign?
b) Cardinal Mazarin

5) When did Louis XIV move to Versailles permanently?
d) 1682

6) By which edict Louis XIV revoked the Huguenots’ right of worship?
c) Edict of Fontainebleau

7) When was the War of Spanish Succession?
b) 1701-1714

8) Which anti-Jansenist bull was issued by the pope at the request of Louis XIV?
c) Unigenitus

9) Who as controller general of finances sharply reduced the annual treasury deficit?
a) Jean Baptiste Colbert

10) Which of the following statements is attributed to Louis XIV?
b) I am the state.

(This quiz about Cyrus II of Persia (Iran) aka Cyrus the Elder and Cyrus the Great who lived in 6th century BC.)

1) Which empire was founded by Cyrus?
a) Assyrian
b) Achaemenid
c) Abyssinian
d) Greek

2) Which kingdom was inherited by Cyrus?
a) Anshan
b) Anatolia
c) Thrace
d) Crete

3) Which two Iranian tribes were united by Cyrus?
a) Medes and Persians
b) Scythians and Bactrians
c) Bedouins and Moors
d) Mongols and Tibetans

4) Which kingdom was ruled by Croesus whom Cyrus defeated?
a) Greece
b) Lydia
c) Egypt
d) Arabia

5) When did Cyrus annex Babylonia?
a) 580 BC
b) 539 BC
c) 518 BC
d) 480 BC

6) Who ruled Babylonia when Cyrus annexed it?
a) Sennacherib
b) Nabonidus
c) Nebuchadnazzer
d) Amasis II

7) How has Cyrus Cylinder been hailed?
a) World’s first universal declaration of human rights
b) Most beautiful cylinder
c) Longest cylinder
d) Smallest cylinder

8) Who were allowed by Cyrus to return to Palestine from Babylon?
a) Copts
b) Jews
c) Berbers
d) Vandals

9) Where is the tomb of Cyrus?
a) Baghdad
b) Teheran
c) Pasaragade
d) Qom

10) Which of the following books of Bible mentions Cyrus?
a) Exodus
b) Judges
c) Isaiah
d) Ruth

Cyrus Quiz Answers

1) Which empire was founded by Cyrus?
b) Achaemenid

2) Which kingdom was inherited by Cyrus?
a) Anshan

3) Which two Iranian tribes were united by Cyrus?
a) Medes and Persians

4) Which kingdom was ruled by Croesus whom Cyrus defeated?
b) Lydia

5) When did Cyrus annex Babylonia?
b) 539 BC

6) Who ruled Babylonia when Cyrus annexed it?
b) Nabonidus

7) How has Cyrus Cylinder been hailed?
a) World’s first universal declaration of human rights

8) Who were allowed by Cyrus to return to Palestine from Babylon?
b) Jews

9) Where is the tomb of Cyrus?
c) Pasaragade

10) Which of the following books of Bible mentions Cyrus?
c) Isaiah

1) Which kingdom was not inherited by Victoria because she was a woman?
a) England
b) Ireland
c) Hanover
d) Scotland

2) When was the reign of Victoria?
a) 1760-1820
b) 1558-1603
c) 1837-1901
d) 1910-1936

3) When was Victoria crowned?
a) 28 June 1838
b) 24 May 1819
c) 28 May 1937
d) 1 June 1558

4) When did Victoria become the Empress of India?
a) 1857
b) 1707
c) 1877
d) 1942

5) Which of the following wars was fought during Victoria’s reign?
a) War of Roses
b) Crimean War
c) Peninsular War
d) Seven Years’ War

6) When was New Zealand annexed?
a) 1840
b) 1811
c) 1600
d) 1848

7) When was the opening of Great Western Railway?
a) 1838
b) 1842
c) 1888
d) 1896

8) Which wars were fought with China?
a) Coffee Wars
b) Opium Wars
c) Tea Wars
d) Gold Wars

9) Which country was hit by potato famine in 1845?
a) Australia
b) Canada
c) Ireland
d) New Zealand

10) When was the first assassination attempt on Victoria?
a) 1842
b) 1872
c) 1882
d) 1904

Victoria Quiz Answers

1) Which kingdom was not inherited by Victoria because she was a woman?
c) Hanover

2) When was the reign of Victoria?
c) 1837-1901

3) When was Victoria crowned?
a) 28 June 1838

4) When did Victoria become the Empress of India?
c) 1877

5) Which of the following wars was fought during Victoria’s reign?
b) Crimean War

6) When was New Zealand annexed?
a) 1840

7) When was the opening of Great Western Railway?
b) 1842

8) Which wars were fought with China?
b) Opium Wars

9) Which country was hit by potato famine in 1845?
c) Ireland

10) When was the first assassination attempt on Victoria?
a) 1842

(Frederick Barbarossa is also known as Frederick I.)

Frederick Barbarossa Quiz Questions

1. When was Frederick Barbarossa first elected German king and Holy Roman Emperor?
a) 4 March 1152
b) 10 May 1151
c) 26 July 1145
d) 18 December 1148

2. Which concordat did Frederick Barbarossa violate?
a) Concordat of Bologna
b) Concordat of Tonsberg
c) Concordat of Worms
d) Concordat of Zurich

3. Who crowned Frederick Barbarossa emperor on 18 June 1155?
a) Eugene III
b) Lucius II
c) Celestine V
d) Adrian IV

4. Whom did Frederick Barbarossa elevate as King of Bohemia in 1158?
a) Louis VII
b) Henry II
c) Vladislav II
d) Albert I

5. Who of the following was not an antipope supported by Frederick Barbarossa?
a) Paschal III
b) Felix V
c) Innocent III
d) Victor IV

6. Where did Frederick Barbarossa call a council in 1160?
a) Pavia
b) Milan
c) Legnano
d) Magdeburg

7. Which treaty did Frederick Barbarossa conclude with Alexander III in 1176?
a) Treaty of Utrecht
b) Treaty of Anagni
c) Treaty of Versailles
d) Treaty of Paris

8. Which crusade did Frederick Barbarossa call?
a) Fifth
b) Sixth
c) Fourth
d) Third

9. When did Frederick Barbarossa die?
a) 8 January 1196
b) 10 June 1190
c) 5 August 1183
d) 6 October 1185

10. Where did Frederick Barbarossa die?
a) Berlin
b) Naples
c) Volga River
d) Saleph River

Frederick Barbarossa Quiz Questions with Answers

1. When was Frederick Barbarossa first elected German king and Holy Roman Emperor?
a) 4 March 1152

2. Which concordat did Frederick Barbarossa violate?
c) Concordat of Worms

3. Who crowned Frederick Barbarossa emperor on 18 June 1155?
d) Adrian IV

4. Whom did Frederick Barbarossa elevate as King of Bohemia in 1158?
c) Vladislav II

5. Who of the following was not an antipope supported by Frederick Barbarossa?
b) Felix V

6. Where did Frederick Barbarossa call a council in 1160?
a) Pavia

7. Which treaty did Frederick Barbarossa conclude with Alexander III in 1176?
b) Treaty of Anagni

8. Which crusade did Frederick Barbarossa call?
d) Third

9. When did Frederick Barbarossa die?
b) 10 June 1190

10. Where did Frederick Barbarossa die?
d) Saleph River

Francis Joseph Quiz Questions

1. When was Francis Joseph emperor of Austria?
a) 1848-1916
b) 1918-1922
c) 1830-1840
d) 1821-1830

2. When was Francis Joseph king of Hungary?
a) 1848-1866
b) 1821-1840
c) 1867-1916
d) 1922-1940

3. When was Francis Joseph born?
a) 2 March 1800
b) 17 May 1810
c) 18 August 1830
d) 14 November 1840

4. Where was Francis Joseph born?
a) Berlin
b) Schloss Schonbrunn
c) Potsdam
d) Frankfurt

5. Where was Francis Joseph proclaimed emperor of Austria?
a) Vienna
b) Olmutz
c) Budapest
d) Paris

6. Where was Austria defeated on 24 June 1859?
a) Mantua
b) Ulm
c) Venice
d) Solferino

7. When was the Battle of Sadowa (Koniggratz)?
a) 29 January 1848
b) 14 April 1856
c) 3 July 1866
d) 6 December 1909

8. When was Francis Joseph crowned king of Hungary?
a) 14 February 1848
b) 8 June 1867
c) 19 September 1821
d) 6 December 1922

9. Where was Archduke Francis Ferdinand assassinated?
a) Vienna
b) Sarajevo
c) Belgrade
d) Paris

10. When did Francis Joseph die?
a) 7 March 1922
b) 21 June 1876
c) 18 October 1840
d) 21 November 1916

Francis Joseph Quiz Questions with Answers

1. When was Francis Joseph emperor of Austria?
a) 1848-1916

2. When was Francis Joseph king of Hungary?
c) 1867-1916

3. When was Francis Joseph born?
c) 18 August 1830

4. Where was Francis Joseph born?
b) Schloss Schonbrunn

5. Where was Francis Joseph proclaimed emperor of Austria?
b) Olmutz

6. Where was Austria defeated on 24 June 1859?
d) Solferino

7. When was the Battle of Sadowa (Koniggratz)?
c) 3 July 1866

8. When was Francis Joseph crowned king of Hungary?
b) 8 June 1867

9. Where was Archduke Francis Ferdinand assassinated?
b) Sarajevo

10. When did Francis Joseph die?
d) 21 November 1916

Keywords for this quiz: Francis Joseph Franz Joseph I of Austria, Franz Joseph I, Franz Josef I., I. Ferenc József,Emperor Franz Joseph, Emperor of Austria, Apostolic King of Hungary, King of Bohemia, King of Croatia, King of Galicia and Lodomeria, Grand Duke of Cracow

1) When did William IV become the King of UK?
a) 12 January 1820
b) 26 June 1830
c) 5 July 1826
d) 3 November 1832

2) When was William IV born?
a) 12 February 1760
b) 14 May 1750
c) 21 August 1765
d) 11 November 1768

3) Where was William IV born?
a) Bristol
b) Dublin
c) London
d) Edinburgh

4) When was William IV crowned?
a) 31 March 1840
b) 22 April 1832
c) 8 September 1831
d) 21 December 1846

5) Which of the following kingdoms was ruled by William IV?
a) Naples
b) Denmark
c) Sweden
d) Hanover

6) Which Act passed in 1832 allowed more people to vote?
a) Succession Act
b) Conscription Act
c) Reform Act
d) Coal Act

7) Which Tory was appointed Prime Minister by William IV in 1834?
a) John Russell
b) Henry Brougham
c) Edward Heath
d) Robert Peel

8) What happened to two legitimate daughters of William IV?
a) They succeeded him to the throne.
b) One succeeded. One did not succeed.
c) Both died before him.
d) Their husbands succeeded to the throne.

9) When did William IV die?
a) 9 January 1873
b) 20 June 1837
c) 21 August 1874
d) 19 October 1876

10) Where did William IV die?
a) Yorkshire
b) Hampshire
c) Berkshire
d) New York

William IV Quiz Questions with Answers

1) When did William IV become the King of UK?
b) 26 June 1830

2) When was William IV born?
c) 21 August 1765

3) Where was William IV born?
c) London

4) When was William IV crowned?
c) 8 September 1831

5) Which of the following kingdoms was ruled by William IV?
d) Hanover

6) Which Act passed in 1832 allowed more people to vote?
c) Reform Act

7) Which Tory was appointed Prime Minister by William IV in 1834?
d) Robert Peel

8) What happened to two legitimate daughters of William IV?
c) Both died before him.

9) When did William IV die?
b) 20 June 1837

10) Where did William IV die?
c) Berkshire

David Quiz Questions

1) Who anointed David as king?
a) Jeremiah
b) Elijah
c) Jonah
d) Samuel

2) Who killed Goliath?
a) Saul
b) Holofernes
c) David
d) Abner

3) Who was Uriah’s wife?
a) Bathsheba
b) Rahab
c) Ruth
d) Michal

4) Who said to David “You are that man.”?
a) Nathan
b) Elisha
c) Ezekiel
d) Daniel

5) Who revolted against David?
a) Joshua
b) Absalom
c) Ahab
d) Hezekiah

6) Who is the son of David and Bathsheba who succeeded David?
a) Amnon
b) Zimri
c) Solomon
d) Manasseh

7) Who was Saul’s son and David’s friend?
a) Jacob
b) Joseph
c) John
d) Jonathan

8) Who killed Absalom?
a) Asa
b) Cyrus
c) Joab
d) Judith

9) What is the meaning of Nabal?
a) Brave
b) Fool
c) Meek
d) Gentle

10) What name was given to Jebus after David conquered it?
a) Bethlehem
b) Nazareth
c) Jerusalem
d) Amman

David Quiz Questions with Answers

1) Who anointed David as king?
d) Samuel

2) Who killed Goliath?
c) David

3) Who was Uriah’s wife?
a) Bathsheba

4) Who said to David “You are that man.”?
a) Nathan

5) Who revolted against David?
b) Absalom

6) Who is the son of David and Bathsheba who succeeded David?
c) Solomon

7) Who was Saul’s son and David’s friend?
d) Jonathan

8) Who killed Absalom?
c) Joab

9) What is the meaning of Nabal?
b) Fool

10) What name was given to Jebus after David conquered it?
c) Jerusalem

1) When did George III become the king of UK?
a) 1603
b) 1701
c) 1740
d) 1760

2) To which dynasty George III belong?
a) Lancastrian
b) Hanoverian
c) Tudor
d) Stuart

3) Who persuaded George III to end his relationship with Sarah Lennox and marry Charlotte of Mecklenberg-Strelitz?
a) George Grenville
b) Charles Fox
c) William Pitt the Elder
d) John Stuart

4) How many children did George III have?
a) 11
b) 14
c) 15
d) 17

5) Which revolution took place during the time of George III?
a) French Revolution
b) Russian Revolution
c) Cuban Revolution
d) Chinese Revolution

6) Which academy was founded by George III in 1768?
a) Academy of Motion Picture Science and Art
b) Royal Academy of Arts
c) Science Academy
d) Music Academy

7) Who wanted full civil rights for Roman Catholics and was forced to resign by George III in 1801?
a) Lord North
b) William Pitt the Younger
c) Lord Melbourne
d) Benjamin Disraeli

8) Which Act was passed at the insistence of George III?
a) Salt Act
b) Royal Marriages Act
c) Stamp Act
d) Emancipation Act

9) Which important event took place on 4 July 1776?
a) Battle of Waterloo
b) Declaration of American Independence
c) Battle of Trafalgar
d) British explorers reached South Pole

10) Which title was given up by George III in 1801?
a) King of France
b) Baron of Snowdon
c) Marquess of Ely
d) Earl of Chester

George III Quiz Answers

1) When did George III become the king of UK?
d) 1760

2) To which dynasty George III belong?
b) Hanoverian

3) Who persuaded George III to end his relationship with Sarah Lennox and marry Charlotte of Mecklenberg-Strelitz?
d) John Stuart

4) How many children did George III have?
c) 15

5) Which revolution took place during the time of George III?
a) French Revolution

6) Which academy was founded by George III in 1768?
b) Royal Academy of Arts

7) Who wanted full civil rights for Roman Catholics and was forced to resign by George III in 1801?
b) William Pitt the Younger

8) Which Act was passed at the insistence of George III?
b) Royal Marriages Act

9) Which important event took place on 4 July 1776?
b) Declaration of American Independence

10) Which title was given up by George III in 1801?
a) King of France

(This quiz is about Biblical King Solomon.)

Solomon Quiz Questions

1) Who was Solomon’s father?
a) Abraham
b) Boaz
c) David
d) Saul

2) Who was Solomon’s mother?
a) Bathsheba
b) Leah
c) Rebecca
d) Sarah

3) Who was Solomon’s rival to the throne?
a) Absalom
b) Adonijah
c) Amnon
d) Jonathan

4) What did Solomon ask of God in his dream?
a) Long life
b) Wealth
c) Kingdoms
d) Wisdom

5. Which city was acquired by Solomon by a marriage alliance with Egypt?
a) Damascus
b) Baghdad
c) Athens
d) Gezer

6) What was Solomon’s judgment when two mothers claimed a child was theirs?
a) Decide by lot
b) Decide by duel
c) Walk on burning coal
d) Cut the child in two pieces and give each mother one piece

7) Which queen heard about Solomon’s wisdom and came to meet him?
a) Queen of Egypt
b) Queen of Sheba
c) Queen of Babylon
d) Queen of Persia

8) How many wives did Solomon have?
a) 200
b) 700
c) 900
d) 500

9) How many concubines did Solomon have?
a) 600
b) 300
c) 100
d) 400

10) Which famous structure was built by Solomon
a) Abraham
b) Boaz
c) David
d) Saul

Solomon Quiz Questions with Answers

1) Who was Solomon’s father?
c) David

2) Who was Solomon’s mother?
a) Bathsheba

3) Who was Solomon’s rival to the throne?
b) Adonijah

4) What did Solomon ask of God in his dream?
d) Wisdom

5. Which city was acquired by Solomon by a marriage alliance with Egypt?
d) Gezer

6) What was Solomon’s judgment when two mothers claimed a child was theirs?
d) Cut the child in two pieces and give each mother one piece

7) Which queen heard about Solomon’s wisdom and came to meet him?
b) Queen of Sheba

8) How many wives did Solomon have?
b) 700

9) How many concubines did Solomon have?
b) 300

10) Which famous structure was built by Solomon?
a) Jewish Temple

1. When did George V become king of UK?
a) 29 November 1906
b) 22 July 1918
c) 6 May 1910
d) 5 March 1908

2. When was George V born?
a) 1 January 1901
b) 3 June 1865
c) 27 October 1864
d) 5 April 1868

3. Where was George V born?
a) New York
b) London
c) Ottawa
d) Canberra

4. When did George V marry?
a) 14 January 1896
b) 6 July 1893
c) 4 June 1890
d) 19 October 1898

5. When did George V visit India?
a) 1911
b) 1914
c) 1918
d) 1924

6. Where did Easter Rising take place in 1916?
a) Sydney
b) Dublin
c) Montreal
d) Dunedin

7. When World War I began what was the name of royal family UK?
a) Hanover
b) Lancastrian
c) Bourbon
d) Saxe-Coburg-Gotha

8. Which family name was adopted by George V in 1917?
a) Kent
b) Windsor
c) Glamorgan
d) Edinburgh

9. What was created by Statute of Westminster 1931?
a) Dominion of India
b) British Commonwealth of Nations
c) Irish Free State
d) British Broadcasting Corporation

10. When did George V die?
a) 20 January 1936
b) 9 April 1934
c) 8 July 1948
d) 12 December 1938

George V Quiz Answers

1. When did George V become king of UK?
c) 6 May 1910

2. When was George V born?
b) 3 June 1865

3. Where was George V born?
b) London

4. When did George V marry?
b) 6 July 1893

5. When did George V visit India?
a) 1911

6. Where did Easter Rising take place in 1916?
b) Dublin

7. When World War I began what was the name of royal family UK?
d) Saxe-Coburg-Gotha

8. Which family name was adopted by George V in 1917?
b) Windsor

9. What was created by Statute of Westminster 1931?
b) British Commonwealth of Nations

10. When did George V die?
a) 20 January 1936