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1990s Trivia Quiz Questions IIHistory Trivia Questions - Printable TriviaClick the question mark found beside each question for the answer.  On 18 September 1990, which person was shot at least nine times
by the IRA, but managed to survive?
a. George Bush
b. Sir Peter Terry c. Gianni Versace d. Ranasinghe Premadasa Sir Peter Terry - Sir Peter Terry was the Air Chief Marshall and had served as Governor to Gibraltar. Which of these countries was part of the Velvet Divorce in
1993?
a. Poland
b. Bulgaria c. Germany d. Slovakia Slovakia - Slovakia and the Czech Republic became two separate nations. Whose 1992 album "The Chronic" provided a model for modern
gangsta rap?
a. Dr. Dre
b. Eminem c. 50 Cent d. Snoop Dogg Dr. Dre - The album reached number three on the Billboard 200 and, to date, has sold over three million copies. Which country separated from Ethiopia in 1993?
a. Benin
b. Chad c. Gabon d. Eritrea Eritrea - The capital of Eritrea is Asmara. What NFL team won three Super Bowls in a four-year span (1992,
1993 and 1995)?
a. Dallas Cowboys
b. Green Bay Packers c. San Francisco 49ers d. Buffalo Bills Dallas Cowboys - As of 2013, the Cowboys are the wealthiest team in the NFL, generating almost $269 million yearly. What building in the US was bombed in 1993?
a. The Statue of Liberty
b. The Sears Tower c. Empire State Building d. World Trade Center World Trade Center - A truck bomb went off in the basement. In 1995, how much was a first-class stamp in the United States?
a. 12 cents
b. 32 cents c. 42 cents d. 22 cents 32 cents - As of 2013, the cost of a stamp is 46 cents. Whom did Prince Andrew divorce in 1996?
a. Diane
b. Anne c. Sarah d. Beatrice Sarah - Sarah is often called Fergie. The beating of Rodney King initiated riots in which US city?
a. Las Vegas
b. San Francisco c. Dallas d. Los Angeles Los Angeles - The 1992 riots occurred after the verdict. Released from July 1992 to December 1997, who wrote sixty-two
books for the well-received Goosebumps series?
a. Judy Blume
b. R.L. Stine c. Meg Cabot d. Christopher Pike R.L. Stine - Stine has been called the 'Stephen King of children's literature'. Which country repealed Apartheid Laws in 1991?
a. South Africa
b. Chad c. Egypt d. Brazil South Africa - The law was enacted in 1950. Who was convicted of the terrorist bomb attack on the Alfred P.
Murrah Federal Building in downtown Oklahoma City that occurred on April 19, 1995?
a. Ramzi Yousef
b. Ted Kaczynski c. Terry Nichols d. Timothy McVeigh Timothy McVeigh - Timothy detonated an explosive-filled rental truck that was parked in front of the building. One of the highest moneymakers of 1990, what romantic comedy
movie starred Richard Gere and Julia Roberts?
a. My Big Fat Greek Wedding
b. Runaway Bride c. Exit to Eden d. Pretty Woman Pretty Woman - The film has an estimated gross income of $463.4 million. Between April and July of 1994, a mass killing of hundreds of
thousands of Tutsis occurred in which country?
a. Cameroon
b. Mali c. Algeria d. Rwanda Rwanda - Rwanda today has two public holidays commemorating the incident. What piece of land did the United Kingdom handover to China in
1997?
a. Hong Kong
b. Singapore c. The Falklands d. The Seychelles Hong Kong - The official date of the transaction was July 1st 1997.  Click Here To Print This Quiz
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