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Quiz Questions about Oxford
Round 1: Oxford Trivia questions
- In which English county is Oxford located?
- What are the two rivers flowing through Oxford?
- What is the nickname given to Oxford – âCity of ________â?
- The bridge of sighs in Oxford is a replica of one that can be found in which city?
- The Oxford Motto is âFortis est veritasâ. What does it mean?
- Which author wrote Alice in Wonderland?
- What does the acronym OED stand for?
- How are the people of Oxford called?
- In which Oxford museum can you find Guy Fawkesâ lantern?
- Which boating activity is particularly popular in Oxford?
- In which museum can you find the Oxford dodo?
- Complete the name of this famous landmark in Oxford â________ Cameraâ.
- What is the oldest pub in Oxford?
- The world’s first public museum is in Oxford. Which one is it?
- Which animal race is carried every year in May between all the colleges?
Round 2: Oxford Multiple Choice questions
- Which one of the following Prime Ministers did not study at the University of Oxford?
- Boris Johnson
- Theresa May
- David Cameron
- Gordon Brown
- How many colleges are there in Oxford?
- 9
- 19
- 29
- 39
- Which one of the following movies was not filmed in Oxford?
- Mamma Mia! Here we go again
- Harry Potter and the Philosopherâs Stone
- The Italian Job
- Hot Fuzz
- In which Oxford college did Emma Watson study?
- Worcester College
- Christ Church
- Trinity College
- St Anneâs College
- Which one of the following bands was formed in Oxford?
- Oasis
- Coldplay
- The Smiths
- Radiohead
- Which one of the following is not a neighbourhood of Oxford?
- Hulme
- Jericho
- Headington
- Cowley
- When was the University of Oxford founded?
- 1096
- 1196
- 1296
- 1396
- C.S. Lewis is a famous author who studied in Oxford. Which book did he write?
- Harry Potter
- Alice in Wonderland
- The Chronicles of Narnia
- Lord of the Rings
- How many Nobel prizes did the University of Oxford boast (as of 2020)?
- 32
- 53
- 72
- 93
- How far is Oxford from London?
- 56 miles
- 76 miles
- 96 miles
- 106 miles
Round 3: Oxford Quiz – True or False
- The University of Oxford is the oldest university in the English speaking world.
- Oxford served as the capital of England.
- Rowan Atkinson studied at the University of Oxford.
- Oxford Botanic Garden is the oldest botanic garden in Great Britain.
- A copy of book that was published in the UK and Ireland can be found at the Bodleian Library.
- Oxford Castle was built by the Romans.
- Hugh Grant studied at Oxford.
- No building in central Oxford can be built higher than Carfax Tower.
- Locals call the Cherwell âThe Isisâ.
- No other city or town in the world is named Oxford.
Round 4: Oxford Picture Quiz
Quiz Questions and Answers about Oxford
Round 1: Oxford Trivia Questions and Answers
- In which English county is Oxford located? Oxfordshire
- What are the two rivers flowing through Oxford? The Thames and the Cherwell
- What is the nickname given to Oxford – âCity of ________â? City of Spires
- The bridge of sighs in Oxford is a replica of one that can be found in which city? Venice
- The Oxford Motto is âFortis est veritasâ. What does it mean? The truth is strong
- Which author wrote Alice in Wonderland? Lewis Carroll
- What does the acronym OED stand for? Oxford English Dictionary
- How are the people of Oxford called? Oxonian
- In which Oxford museum can you find Guy Fawkesâ lantern? Ashmolean Museum
- Which boating activity is particularly popular in Oxford? Punting
- In which museum can you find the Oxford dodo? Oxford University Museum of Natural History
- Complete the name of this famous landmark in Oxford â________ Cameraâ. Radcliffe
- What is the oldest pub in Oxford? Bear Inn
- The world’s first public museum is in Oxford. Which one is it? Ashmolean Museum
- Which animal race is carried every year in May between all the colleges? Tortoise race
Round 2: Oxford Multiple Choice Questions and Answers
- Which one of the following Prime Ministers did not study at the University of Oxford? Gordon Brown
- How many colleges are there in Oxford? 39
- Which one of the following movies was not filmed in Oxford? Hot Fuzz
- In which Oxford college did Emma Watson study? Worcester College
- Which one of the following bands was formed in Oxford? Radiohead
- Which one of the following is not a neighbourhood of Oxford? Hulme
- When was the University of Oxford founded? 1096
- C.S. Lewis is a famous author who studied in Oxford. Which book did he write? The Chronicles of Narnia
- How many Nobel prizes did the University of Oxford boast (as of 2020)? 72
- How far is Oxford from London? 56 miles
Round 3: Oxford Quiz Answers – True or False
- The University of Oxford is the oldest university in the English speaking world. True
- Oxford served as the capital of England. True
- Rowan Atkinson studied at the University of Oxford. True
- Oxford Botanic Garden is the oldest botanic garden in Great Britain. True
- A copy of book that was published in the UK and Ireland can be found at the Bodleian Library. True
- Oxford Castle was built by the Romans. False, it was built by the Normans
- Hugh Grant studied at Oxford. True
- No building in central Oxford can be built higher than Carfax Tower. True
- Locals call the Cherwell âThe Isisâ. False, thatâs the Thames
- No other city or town in the world is named Oxford. False, there are several in the US, Canada and New Zealand.
Round 4: Oxford Picture Quiz Answers
- Radcliffe Camera
- Ashmolean Museum
- Bridge of Sighs
- Oxford Castle & Prison
- Oxford University Museum of Natural History
- Oxford Botanic Garden
- University Church of St Mary the Virgin
- Carfax Tower
- The Divinity School
- Tom Tower
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