Bajan Triva
Lions Club Trivia
Riddles & Brain Teasers
Barbados National Heroes
US Cities & Their Nicknames
100

When did Barbados become a republic?

30 November 2021

100

In what year was Lions Clubs International founded?

1917

100

What has to be broken before you can use it?

An egg

100

This National Hero introduced free education and a National Insurance scheme.

Errol Barrow

100

“The Big Apple”

New York City

200

Which parish in Barbados has the smallest population?

St. Andrew

200

What was Melvin Jones’ profession before founding Lions Clubs International?

Insurance agent

200

What has hands but cannot clap?

A clock

200

This National Hero served as the only Prime Minister of the West Indies Federation and was known for his legal skill and advocacy in the House of Assembly.

Grantley Adams

200

“The Windy City”

Chicago

300

Name the village in Barbados where, if you had cows, you might take them for a bath.

Cattlewash, St. Joseph

300

Barbados is in which district

60B

300

I have a head, a foot, and a bed, but I never sleep. What am I?


A river

300

This National Hero’s expulsion from Barbados sparked unrest that led to a major commission of inquiry and wide social reform.

Clement Payne

300

“Motown”

Detroit

400

St. George shares borders with more parishes than any other in Barbados. How many parishes border St. George?

6

400

What does “LIONS” stand for?

Liberty, Intelligence, Our Nation’s Safety

400

What comes once in a minute, twice in a moment, but never in a thousand years?

The letter M

400

This National Hero was elected in 1843 as the first non-White person to sit in the House of Assembly.

Samuel Jackman Prescod

400

“The City of Brotherly Love”

Philadelphia

500

Of all the fish markets in Barbados (past and present), which is the most eastern?

Skeete’s Bay, St. Philip

500

What the colour purple two colours represent Lions Clubs International?

Loyalty, integrity, dedication to service

500

I’m tall when I’m young and short when I’m old. What am I?

A candle

500

After religious leaders were forced out, this National Hero continued worship by opening a private home as a place of faith despite opposition.


Sarah Ann Gill

500

“The Alamo City”

San Antonio

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