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Science: Zn is the symbol for?
Zinc
Zirconium
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Sport: How many teams have won the Premier League since it started in 1992/93?
7
9
6
8
3
Sport: Did Cristiano Ronaldo score more goals or play more games for Real Madrid in all competitions?
More games
More goals
4
Entertainment: Which colour pill does Neo swallow in The Matrix?
Blue
Yellow
Red
Green
5
Sport: The first World Cup took place in 1930 in which country?
Argentina
Uruguay
Brazil
Chile
6
Geography: What is Scotland's fourth largest city by population?
Dumfries
Dundee
Inverness
Aberdeen
7
Sport: When did Tom Brady win his first Super Bowl with the New England Patriots?
2003
2004
2002
2001
8
Entertainment: What is the name of the fictional borough of Melbourne where Australian soap Neighbours is set?
Scotsdale
Birksdale
Ramsborough
Erinsborough
9
Sport: Who has won more grand slam tennis titles: Roger Federer or Serena Williams?
Serena Williams
Roger Federer
10
Sport: Usain Bolt's 100m world record is 9.58 secs. True or False?
True
False
11
Sport: Which team defeated Barcelona home & away in the 66/67 European Cup and reached the semi-finals in 1984?
Dundee
Dundee United
Aberdeen
Rangers
12
Sport: Ben Stokes was born in Christchurch, New Zealand. True or False?
True
False
13
Science: Nicotine makes up between 0.5%-3% of the dry weight of tobacco. True or False?
True
False
14
Politics: Which state was George W Bush the governor of before becoming President?
Texas
Tennessee
California
Ohio
15
Geography: Kazakhstan is the largest landlocked country in the world. True or False?
False
True
16
Sport: What's the official national sport of India?
Hockey
Badmington
Cricket
Polo
17
Geography: Sometimes called the eighth wonder of the world, in which country is Milford Sound?
Canada
United Kingdom
Australia
New Zealand
18
Film: In 'Dirty Harry' Detective Harry Callaghan was trying to catch a serial killer called...?
Capricorn
Sagittarius
Scorpio
Gemini
19
Film: In 'For Your Eyes Only' James Bond was played by Piers Brosnan. True or False?
False
True
20
Politics: Margaret Thatcher graduated from Oxford in 1947 with a 2nd class honours in...?
Politics
English
Chemistry
History
21
Science: What part of the plant conducts most of the photosynthesis?
Roots
Flower
Leaf
Bark
22
History: In 1972, the final moon landing took place. Which Apollo mission was it?
16
13
15
17
23
TV: Which 1983 TV series showed the planned invasion of Earth by aliens called the 'Visitors'?
V for Victory
Colony V
Infestation
V
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Film: In 'Superman' released in 1980, Lex Luthor was played by Gene Hackman. True or False?
True
False
25
Sport: Who was the last non-British, non-German F1 driver to win the F1 Drivers Championship?
Mario Andretti
Charles Leclerc
Kimi Raikkonen
Juan-Pablo Montoya
26
Sport: Which of these is not a real sport?
Goalball
Footgolf
Hand Rounders
Chess boxing
27
Film: Which actor played the lead role in 'I Am Legend'?
Morgan Freeman
Bruce Willis
Denzel Washington
Will Smith
28
General: Where is the smallest bone in the human body located?
Nose
Hand
Ear
Foot
29
History: London is commonly considered to have held the 1st Worlds Fair in 1851. Where was it held?
Blenheim Palace
Lambeth Palace
Crystal Palace
Hackney Palace
30
Politics: Prime Ministers question time last's for 60 minutes on a Wednesday. True or False?
True
False
31
Sport: Name the only club that sacked Sir Alex Ferguson?
Aberdeen
St. Mirren
Dundee
Glasgow Rangers
32
Politics: In 2017 what did Teresa May claim was the naughtiest thing she had done as a child?
Ran through fields of wheat
Coloured on the wall with her mothers lipstick
Stole a chocolate bar
Cheated in an exam
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Geography: How many countries are there in the region of Europe?
43
35
44
50
34
Science: The 3rd most common gas in Earth's atmosphere is...?
Nitrogen
Helium
Oxygen
Argon
35
Geography: Which city's cathedral has the tallest church spire in England?
Manchester
Chesterfield
York
Salisbury
36
Science: Which planet is nearest to the Sun?
Neptune
Mars
Mercury
Pluto
37
Geography: Bridgetown is the capital of which Caribbean Island?
Jamaica
Barbados
St Lucia
38
Science: When deciding if an object will fit into the space, the left side of the brain is normally used. True or False?
True
False
39
Film: In the Bond film 'Goldfinger', the name of Goldfingers bodyguard was?
Oddjob
Jeeves
Granger
NikNak
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Science: Who is best known for their work on black holes?
Carl Sagan
Isaac Asimov
Hans Zarkov
Stephen Hawking
41
Politics: A member from which band threw a bucket of water over John Prescott at the 1998 Brit Awards?
Chumbawamba
Pulp
Beautiful South
Bananarama
42
Sport: When England won the 2003 Rugby World Cup, how many points did they score in the final?
19
23
22
20
43
History: The Eiffel Tower was built for the Worlds Fair being held in Paris. What year was it completed?
1888
1878
1899
1889
44
Film: 'The Godfather' was released in 1972. Who played the title role?
Marlon Brando
Donald Sutherland
Robert De Niro
Clint Eastwood
45
Geography: Which UK city is situated further west?
Edinburgh
Bristol
46
Sport: Rowing is the sport where people refer to 'catching a crab' - True of False?
True
False
47
Science: The name given to the biological process that sets itself naturally to a 24 hour cycle is...?
Circadian Rhythm
Diurnal Cycle
Homeostasis
48
Geography: Helsinki is the capital of which country?
Norway
Finland
Sweden
Denmark
49
Science: Roughly what proportion of their DNA do humans & chimpanzees share?
98.5%
87
77%
92%
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Film: Oliver Reed died whilst filming his role in Ridley Scott's Gladiator. True or False
False
True