This pub quiz round brings together a wide range of topics, from rock music and football to history, technology and classic abbreviations. If you enjoy quiz questions about famous people, global organizations, old-school tech and iconic companies, this set should be a great addition to your next pub quiz.
Category: Music
Published: 9. 4. 2026.
1. Saul Hudson hardly sounds like the name under which a mega-famous hard rock guitarist would want to conquer the world of show business. That is why he chose a far more memorable nickname for the international scene. What nickname did he choose?
Slash
Category: Trivia
Published: 9. 4. 2026.
2. Everyone knows the acronym NATO, but which word is concealed behind its letter T?
Category: Trivia
Published: 9. 4. 2026.
3. Microsoft introduced Arial in 1992 as an alternative to the somewhat plain Helvetica. Four years later, in 1996, it released another font whose name sounds in Croatian like a female first name. What is the name of this font, known to be a blend of an Old French word for green and the name of the daughter of Virginia Howlett, who approved it?
Verdana
Category: History
Published: 9. 4. 2026.
4. The acronym USSR was once heard every day, but today it belongs mostly to the museum of history. What word is represented by the letter R?
Republic
Category: Trivia
Published: 9. 4. 2026.
5. In 1976, one more world-famous company began in a garage. Steve Wozniak was the one dealing with the technical work and the creation of the products, while his partner handled the financial side, and the garage in question belonged to that partner’s parents. What company is this?
Apple
Category: Trivia
Published: 9. 4. 2026.
6. Another relic from the museum of history is VHS. What word is hidden behind the letter H?
Home
Category: Sport
Published: 9. 4. 2026.
7. José Mourinho has coached a large number of clubs during his career, but he won the Champions League with only two of them. Which clubs were they?
Porto and Inter