As we step into the new year, what better way to continue the celebrations than with a fun and engaging trivia challenge? Whether you’re gathering with friends and family or simply looking for a way to entertain yourself, these questions are sure to spark conversations and laughter. Test your knowledge on a variety of topics and see how much you know about this festive time of year.
1. When did January 1 become the official first day of the year?
A. 29 B.C.
B. 46 B.C.
C. 51 B.C.
D. 59 B.C.
2. Which task is considered Good Luck on New Years?
A. Marking noise
B. Crossing your fingers
C. Cleaning your house
D. All of the above
3. Which historical figure was born on January 1st?
A. Abraham Lincoln
B. Robert E. Lee
C. Paul Revere
D. Daniel Boone
4. How many months did the early Roman calendar consist of?
A. 7
B. 10
C. 12
D. 0
5. What state has a town that drops a pickle on New Year’s Eve?
A. Pennsylvania
B. Ohio
C. Minnesota
D. Texas
6. What does the saying Auld Lang Syne mean?
A. Never Look Back
B. Tomorrow is a New Day
C. Old Long Since
D. Trust We Must
7. Who started the tradition of New Years?
A. Romans
B. Babylonians
C. Greeks
D. Persians
8. How many grapes are eaten at Midnight at the Spanish New Year?
A. 7
B. 10
C. 12
D. 15
9. December 31 is what national day?
A. Champagne
B. Peanut butter
C. Donuts
D. Beer
10. How many tons of confetti is dropped in NYC on New Year’s Eve?
A. 100 lbs
B. 500 lbs
C. 1000 lbs
D. 2000 lbs
Did you enjoy the trivia game? I hope you had a blast playing! If you’re curious to see how well you did, check out the answers . Let me know if you’d like to see more trivia challenges in the future!
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