P&G Trivia
Geography Trivia
Christmas Trivia
History Trivia
Science Trivia
100

What year exactly was P&G founded? 

1837

100

At over 2 million square kilometers, this island is the world’s largest that is not a continent.

Greenland.

100

In the Christmas movie Home Alone, Kevin is left behind when his family travels to this city.

Paris

100

This Spanish painter is famous for works like Guernica and is considered a master of modern art.

Pablo Picasso.

100

What is the largest land animal?

Elephant.

200

In 2005, P&G completed one of the largest consumer-goods acquisitions in history by purchasing which company?

Gilette.

200

This European river flows through more capital cities than any other river in the world.

Danube

200

This red-and-white plant is the most common Christmas decoration of Mexican origin.

Poinsetta

200

This 17th-century English scientist developed the laws of motion and universal gravitation.

Isaac Newton.

200

What does the Richter scale measure?

Eartquake magnitude.

300

Since 2012, P&G has run the famous “Thank You, Mom” campaign tied to this global event. What is it?

The Olympic Games.

300

This U.S. state has the longest coastline—even longer than the rest of the states combined.

Alaska.

300

Which is the longest-running holiday number one song in the Billboard Hot 100 charts?

All I Want for Christmas is You - Mariah Carey

300

During WWII, British soldiers were trained using which animal to detect tanks and mines—though it never fully succeeded.

Anti-Tank Dogs

300

What type of star collapses into a point of infinite density after supernova.

Black Hole

400

Before its removal in 1991, the 13 stars in P&G’s old “man-in-the-moon” logo symbolized which historical concept tied to the company’s earliest America-based customers. I.E: What was the logo supposed to represent?

The 13 original USA colonies.

400

This country is home to both the highest and lowest points on Earth’s land surface.

China

400

In this country, it’s traditional to eat KFC on Christmas Day due to a wildly successful 1974 marketing campaign.

Japan.

400

This European city is famous for creating the first stock exchange in the early 17th century.

Amsterdam.

400

Schrödinger’s equation describes what behavior?

Quantum particles and wavefunction.

500

This was the first Asian country where P&G established local manufacturing, beginning operations there in 1935.

Japan.

500

This Asian country contains the convergence point of the Himalayas, Karakoram, and Hindu Kush—the only place on Earth where three of the world’s highest mountain ranges meet.

Pakistan.

500

This country currently exports more Christmas trees than any other nation in the world.

Canada.

500

The Danube River flows through or touches 10 countries in Europe. Name at least 7 of them.

Austria, Germany, Hungary, Serbia, Bulgaria, Romania, Slovakia, Croatia, Moldova, Ukraine.

500

The axolotl can regenerate not only limbs but also this organ. 

Heart.