Dixons Carphone 3rd Quiz

6. In algebra, x + x = ?

64. Who is this celebrity chef?

8. Which racehorse is the only horse to have won the Grand National three times?

91. What is the Capital of Switzerland?

38. The chemical molecule of two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom can be called what?

84. Paul and Art are the first names of which better known music duo?

1. Who is the current Prime Minister of the United Kingdom?

43. In which city will you find the wonder Christ the Redeemer?

4. In which year did World War 1 break out?

36. Flucloxacillin, doxycycline and cephalexin are types of what drug?

19. It is illegal to kill a fly in the Houses of Parliament

100. What is the Capital of India?

68. What car company has this logo?

52. Monty Python's Life of Brian is a satirical retelling of the life of which historical figure?

16. Buzz Aldrin was the first person to urinate on the Moon

58. In what year did Star Wars release?

10. Who hosts the U.S. Apprentice?

29. The Creation of Adam, on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, was painted by which Renaissance artist?

92. What is the Capital of Ukraine?

44. The summit of Mount Everest sits on the border of China and which other country?

57. Who portrays Marty McFly in the Back to the Future film series?

30. Lisa and Macintosh are examples of early GUI-based Personal Computers produced by which company?

15. In South Korea, you can only be a masseuse if you're blind or partially sighted

32. Who is credited with discovering the molecular structure of DNA?

51. Who directed The Dark Knight trilogy?

77. In Cricket, what does the 'B' stand for in LBW?

90. Ozzy Osbourne previously founded which heavy metal band?

39. The process of breaking down oil into petrol and other useful components is known as what?

71. Hand of God and Goal of the Century refer to goals scored against England by which football player?

81. Steven Tyler, lead singer of Aerosmith, is known as the King of what?

47. The Danube river flows through how many countries?

70. Who is this tech giant?

78. Which country is scheduled to host the 2028 Olympic Games?

99. What is the Capital of Spain?

59. "I feel the need... The need for speed!" is a quote from which of these films?

97. What is the Capital of New Zealand?

31. Platypuses and which other animal are the only mammals that lay eggs?

13. You only use 10% of your brainpower

63. What film is this scene from?

28. Which archaeologist discovered the tomb of Tutankhamun in 1922?

17. Lightning never strikes the same place twice.

73. By law, what is the national sport of South Korea?

46. The 'Forint' is the national currency of which country?

20. It is possible to hear a Lion roar from 5 miles away.

55. Dark of the Moon, Revenge of the Fallen and Age of Extinction are examples of films from what franchise?

22. Hiroshima and which other Japanese city were nuclear bombed at the end of World War 2?

54. Who portrays Lieutenant Dan Taylor in the 1994 film Forrest Gump?

88. Amy Winehouse and Kurt Cobain are among a group of entertainers all noteworthy of dying at what age?

98. What is the Capital of Estonia?

42. What is the Easternmost county in England?

86. Little Deuce Coup and Pet Sounds are examples of albums from which band?

5. Which ocean sits between the UK and the USA?

41. Bethlehem is located within which modern day country?

60. Which film won the Academy Award for Best Picture at the 92nd Academy Awards in 2020?

48. The ruins of Babylon can be found in which modern day country?

65. Who is this celebrity personality?

49. The San Andreas Fault runs through which U.S. state?

80. In Olympic Skeet, what is the maximum number of targets that can be launched at one time?

82. We are Young and Some Nights are songs by which band?

23. In which war did Florence Nightingale famously manage the nursing of wounded British soldiers?

95. What is the Capital of The Netherlands?

61. Who is this singer?

74. Jamaica gained fame for their surprise entering of a National Bobsled Team beginning at which Winter Olympics?

25. Which American state was purchased from the Russian Empire in 1867?

7. Which tech company produces the Bravia line of TV's?

69. Who is this musician?

24. What nationality was Franz Ferdinand assassin Gavrilo Princip?

76. In golf, what term is used when scoring 2 over par?

93. What is the Capital of Poland?

21. Which French monarch was beheaded during the French Revolution?

50. Which volcano erupted in 2010 and caused major air travel disruption?

33. What is the name given to the phenomenon that indicates the universe is still expanding?

62. What band does this album cover belong to?

87. In which city was Electric Light Orchestra (ELO) formed?

94. What is the Capital of Pakistan?

9. Which actress plays the character "Bridget Jones"?

26. Treblinka and Sobibor were Nazi Concentration Camps found in which country?

40. What is the chemical symbol for Potassium on the periodic table?

45. Vatican City, Monaco and which other city are the only city states in the world?

12. A child could swim through the veins of a Blue Whale

72. Formula One champion Aryton Senna died in a racing accident in which year?

85. What song's music video became the first YouTube video to reach 1 billion views?

3. What is the name for the process in which plants convert light energy into nutrients and chemicals?

89. Who was called "the biggest threat to American youth since polio" by former US President George W. Bush?

96. What is the Capital of Russia?

83. What is the only song to have been the UK Christmas Number 1 twice, once in 1975 and again in 1991?

53. Who is the only person to have won the Best Actor Academy Award three times?

11. The youngest person ever to climb Everest was 10 years old

34. Which of these types of Electromagnetic Radiation is the most dangerous to living organisms?

35. If you were to jump from a plane and deploy a parachute, what type of force slows the fall?

56. Walt Disney, Jimmy MacDonald and Wayne Allwine have all lent their voices to which popular animated character?

79. Which football team's stadium is nicknamed "The Den"?

14. The Royal Family are not allowed to play Monopoly

67. What film is this scene from?

37. Birds moving south for the winter is an example of what animal behaviour?

2. Who is credited with creating Facebook?

27. Traditional Russian Emperors are referred to by what title?

75. What type of surface is used during the French Open in Tennis?

66. Who is this fictional character?

18. In your lifetime, you'll produce enough Saliva to fill two swimming pools