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General Knowledge Quiz VVIS Secondary
General Knowledge Quiz VVIS Secondary
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1
What is the spiciest chilli in the world?
Komodo Dragon
Moruga Scorpion
Pepper X
The Carolina Reaper
2
Name this root vegetable...
Sweet potato
Turnip
Baby carrot
Squash
3
The left side of a ship is also known as...
Starboard
Stern
Bow
Port
4
Which of these is
not
a form of Jazz music?
Bebop
Folk
Swing
Blues
5
What language is this?
Russian
French
Arabic
Old English
6
Where are the Bretons from?
Isle of Man
Brittany
Britain
Ireland
7
Who was the father of Elizabeth II?
Winston Churchill
King George VI
Henry VIII
Lech Kaczyński
8
Which of these is
not
an element on the periodic table?
Neon
Platinum
Tin
Water
9
What animals are pearls found in?
Scallop
Clam
Mussel
Oysters
10
What is the chemical formula for water?
H^2O
H_3O
H^3O
H_2O
11
Starting at ground level, the stratosphere extends upward to about 10 km
True
False
12
When did the Roman conquest begin?
100 AD
43 BC
43 AD
100 BC
13
What is the name of the Australian stick or toy that is designed to come back to you when thrown?
Spinner
Boomerang
Yo-yo
Beyblade
14
What is the longest river in the world?
Mekong
Amazon
Chao Phraya
Nile
15
What is the largest and oldest species of rhinoceros that is still alive?
Javan Rhino
White Rhino
Woolly Rhino
Black Rhino
16
What is this building?
White House
Parliament House
Buckingham Palace
United Nations Building
17
How many people live in the United Kingdom?
57 mln
50 mln
69,9 mln
100 mln
18
E=mc
2
.
E = Energy, M = Mass. What does "C" stand for?
The speed of light
Time
Current
The number of atoms
19
The most famous british poet.
Isaac Newton
J. R. R. Tolkien
William Shakespeare
Czesław Miłosz
20
What is the fastest land animal?
Falcon
Cheetah
Sailfish
Gazelle
21
How many kilometers are in a nautical mile?
2042
1852
1960
250
22
What is the biggest animal on the planet?
Dinosaur
Elephant
Blue Whale
Giraffe
23
What kind of animal is this?
Jackal
Tasmanian devil
Bilby
Wolverine
24
It is one of the most colorful animals in the world.
Red-eyed Tree Frog
Painted Reed Frog
California Newt
Fire Salamander
25
Saturn is the most distant planet that can be seen with the naked eyes.
True
False
26
When did the first Academy Awards take place?
1981
1792
1969
1929
27
The capital of Saudi Arabia is...
Kabul
Damascus
Islamabad
Riad
28
Fear of disease is called pathophobia
True
False
29
Who painted this famous painting, "The Last Supper"?
Pablo Picasso
Leonardo da Vinci
Rembrandt
Michaelangelo
30
What is the third planet from the sun?
Earth
Venus
Mercury
Mars
31
Where did the Titanic sink in 1912?
Phuket
Atlantis
Pacific
Atlantic
32
What do you call the person who rides in horse races?
Cyclist
Rider
Jockey
Horse
33
What is the largest wild member of the dog family?
Coyote
Gray Wolf
Siberian Husky
Red Wolf
34
What is the tallest land animal?
Lion's Mane Jelly Fish
Blue Whale
Saltwater Crocodile
Giraffe
35
What is the name of the organ in our body that pumps blood?
Kidney
Stomach
Liver
Heart
36
What do you call the answer in division?
Sum
Difference
Quotient
Product
37
What sport is being played in this photo?
Lacrosse
Badminton
Canadian Football
Hockey
38
Galileo Galilei discovered what device that could magnify objects?
Telephone
Mirror
Telescope
Television
39
What is Shakespeare's shortest play?
The Commedy of Errors
Julius Caeser
Merchant of Venice
Hamlet
40
Who of these singers is not British?
Freddie Mercury
John Lennon
Bon Jovi
David Bowie
41
What is the largest country in the world by area?
United States of America
Russia
China
Canada
42
How many years are there in a millenium?
100
1
1000
10
43
What number is a baker's dozen?
12
14
10
13
44
Where is the smallest bone in the body located?
Mouth
Ear
Nose
Lip
45
What shape is the Australian 50 cent coin?
Hexagon
Pentagon
Octogon
Dodecagon
46
What do bees make honey from?
Nectar
Oil
Sugar
Tree
47
What is the most populated country?
China
United States
Russia
India
48
What is the longest underwater tunnel in the world?
English Channel
Jeikan Tunnel
Seikan Tunnel
Channel Tunnel
49
What is the largest state in the United States of America?
Texas
California
Alaska
Los Angeles
50
What's the biggest city in UK?
London
Liverpool
Wells
Glasgow
51
Approximately, how many heads are on Easter Island?
267
887
836
1000
52
How many breeds of elephant are there?
3
10
7
5
53
The 'femur', 'humerus' and 'mandible' are types of ...
Shoes
Card games
Bones
Tools
54
What is the colour of the stars on the flag of the United States of America?
Red
Yellow
White
Blue
55
Identify this country...
New Zealand
Madagascar
South Africa
Sri Lanka
56
Which English city was once known as Duroliponte?
Oxford
Bristol
London
Cambridge
57
What is the world's second highest mountain?
Mt. Everest
K2
Mt. Vesuvius
Mt. Kosciusko
58
Who is the first president of the United States of America?
Abraham Lincoln
Donald Trump
George Washington
Joe Biden
59
In terms of volume, which is the largest fresh lake in the world?
Caspian Sea
Lake Baikal
Lake Tanganyika
Lake Superior
60
When was the Kingdom of England unified?
10th century
12th century
15th century
7th century
61
This is the fossil of what extinct creature?
Stegosaurus
Cuttlefish
Stingray
Trilobyte
62
What is the smallest continent in the world?
Australia
Asia
North America
Europe
63
The Sydney Harbour Bridge was designed and built by British firm Dorman Long of Middlesbrough and opened in 1832.
False
True
64
Who was the British prime minister during WW2?
Winston Churchill
Stanley Baldwin
King George VI
John F. Kenedy
65
How many hearts does an octopus have?
8
5
7
3
66
Which of these lands had never been under British control?
Hong Kong
Mozambique
Australia
India
67
Which of these historical figures was born first?
Vincent Van Gogh
Mozart
Abraham Lincoln
Shakespeare
68
Aquaman is from which city under the sea?
Atlantis
Bermuda
Atlantic
Pacific
69
What is the square root of 225?
15
13
14
12
70
Which European nation was said to invent hotdogs?
France
Germany
United Kingdom
Spain
