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1
Which Roman road stretched 220 miles from Exeter to Lincoln?
Fosse Way
Watling Street
Dere Street
Appian Way
2
What encyclopedia's first edition in 1771 described CA as a large country of the West Indies?
Encyclopedia Britannica's
Encyclopedia Iranica
Encyclopedia Judaica
Encyclopedia Doosan
3
What do you call the dot above the letter “i” and “j”?
paresthesia
tittle
glabella
griffonage
4
What is the name of Batman's butler?
Wilfred
Alfred
Albert
Wilbur
5
Which country has not fought a war since 1814?
Sweden
Ireland
Portugal
Spain
6
On what date did the Battle of Culloden take place?
April 24th, 1746
April 16th, 1724
April 16th, 1746
April 17th, 1624
7
Who invented the rabies vaccination?
Tim Berners-Lee
Louis Pasteur
George Eastman
Johannes Gutenburg
8
Who was the youngest man to chair the Joint Chiefs of Staff?
Colin Powell
Colin Powers
Connor Powell
Chase Powell
9
What Eastern European city was the last city to be liberated in World War II?
Prague
Budapest
Moscow
Riga
10
Which is the highest waterfall in the world?
Balåifossen
Browne Falls
Yosemite Falls
Angel Falls, Venezuela.
11
Who was the first Windsor monarch of the UK?
George V
Edward VIII
Edward III of England
Victoria
12
The Great Pyramid of Giza is located in what Egyptian city?
giza
luxor
alexandria
Cairo
13
Who was Henry VIll's first wife?
Catherine Parr
Jane Seymour
Anne of Cleves
Catherine of Aragon.
14
What is strangest thing about Las Vegas casinos?
They don't have basketball courts
They don't have fire extinguishers
They don’t have pools
They don’t have clocks
15
Which country would you be in if you were to ski in the Dolomites?
Germnay
Italy
Switzerland
Spain
16
What did the letters of the former communist country U.S.S.R. stand for?
Undivided States of Socialist Republics
United States of Socialist Republics
Union States of Socialist Responsibilities
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
17
What trade union was finally legalized in Poland in 1989?
General
Industrial Workers
Solidarity
Brotherhood of Boilermakers,etc
18
Napoleon suffered defeat at Waterloo in what year?
1815
1816
1819
1800
19
Who was the leader of the wolves in The Jungle Book?
Raksha
Phao
Akela
Messua
20
Who was the architect who designed the Millennium Dome?
Randall Rogers
Ray Randall
Randy Roberts
Richard Rogers
21
What country enacted the War Powers Act to quell a separatist rebellion in 1970?
America
Canada
Cuba
Albania
22
In what year did India gain its independence from Britain?
1923
1946
1947
1968
23
Name the world’s biggest island.
Borneo
New Guinea
Greenland
Madagascar
24
In which year was the death of Queen Elizabeth I?
1618
1584
1632
1603
25
Where would you find the Sea of Tranquility?
California
The moon
Spain
Florida
26
The average human body contains how many pints of blood?
Twelve
Ten
Nine
Fourteen
27
Which animal is responsible for killing more people than plane crashes?
Birds
Sharks
Donkeys
Monkeys
28
Give the alternative name for a Mountain Ash tree.
Hierarchy
Softwood
Timber
Rowan
29
Which kinds of bulbs were once exchanged as a form of currency?
daffodil
canna
anemone
tulips
30
What flavour is Cointreau?
Cinnamon
Mint
Orange
Grape
31
Which country was formerly known as Abyssinia?
Nauru
Malta
Kiribati
Ethiopia
32
Which of Henry VIII’s wives gave birth to Elizabeth I?
Anne Boleyn
Bertha of Kent
Victoria
Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon
33
There is one in Las Vegas for every how many inhabitants.
3
8
15
30
34
What color shirts did Nazi SS troops wear?
Blue
Yellow
Red
Black
35
Who was UK Labour cabinet minister and social reformer Frank Pakenham better known as?
Lord Langston
Lance the Lord
Lara Longford
Lord Longford
36
What R-word described a person refused an exit visa by the Soviet Union?
Responsible
Rabid
Refusenik
Radical
37
Which is the largest aquarium in the United States of America?
Boston Aquarium
Shed Aquarium
Georgia Aquarium
Nashville Aquarium
38
World’s most popular first name is?
Noah
Liam
Emma
Muhammad
39
What is another word for lexicon?
Thesaurus
Dictionary
Map
Encyclopedia
40
When was William Shakespeare born?
April 23rd 1564.
April 23rd 1563
May 23rd 1564
May 22nd 1563
41
Which city is normally accepted as being the ancient capital of Wessex?
Caroline
Winchester
London
Wales
42
What New England state was originally claimed by both New Hampshire and New York?
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Vermont
Maine
43
Name the most famous battle of 1346?
Creole
Crandor
Crecy
Cranker
44
Which Egyptian president ordered the seizure of the Suez Canal in 1956?
Muhammad Naguib
President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi
President Nassar
Anwar Sadat
45
When did Margaret Thatcher become Prime Minister?
1976
1934
1987
1979
46
What color is an orange blossom?
red
Orange
White
yellow
47
When you inhale a burning cigarette, what is the temperature at the tip?
200 degrees Celsius (392 Fahrenheit)
700 degrees Celsius (1292 Fahrenheit)
400 degrees Celsius (752 Fahrenheit)
500 degrees Celsius (392 Fahrenheit)
48
What is the diameter of Earth?
403,000
10,000 miles
8,000 miles
500 miles
49
Name the world famous gardens situated ten miles outside of London, close to the River Thames.
Kensington Gardens
Abbey Gardens
Kew Gardens
Kyoto Gardens
50
What's the most common non-contagious disease in the world?
Gingivitis
Diabetes
Tooth decay
Hypertension
51
Who was king before Queen Victoria?
James VI
Charles II
George IV
William IV
52
Who led the Million Man March on Washington?
Louis Farrakhan
Charles Michel
Donald Tusk
David Cameron
53
What disgraced vice president’s yearbook quote read“An ounce of wit is worth a pound of sorrow”
John Edwards
Spiro Agnew
Keith Edwards
Spiro Magnuson
54
What is John Leach famous for making?
Performance Art
Photorealism
Pottery
Poetry
55
What condiment did the Agri Department allow to count as one of the two vegetables required
Tahini
mustard
Sriracha
Ketchup
56
the name of the U.S. research and development project to create nuclear weapons in WWII was?
The Sidney Works
Andrew's Project
The United States Debt
Manhattan Project
57
Who invented the thermometer in 1593?
Filippino Lippi
Galileo
Ghiberti
Giorgione
58
The Kingdom of Joseon was founded in 1392 in what country?
AMERICA
Spain
Korea
Germany
59
If you had Lafite-Rothschild on your dinner table, what would it be?
Wine
Absinthe
Cider
Mead
60
The Pyrenees mountain range separates which two European countries?
Greece and Austria
Poland and the Netherlands
Germany and Italy
France and Spain
61
What disease killed thousands of people in Glasgow in 1832?
Pertussis
Cholera
Mumps
Malaria
62
What was the nickname of President Duvalier of Haiti, who died in 1971?
Beloved Duvalier
Mister Doc
Father Duvalier
Papa Doc
63
What does the "B" stand for in Lyndon B. Johnson?
Barry
Billy
Barney
Baines
64
If you were painting with tempera, what would you be using to bind together colour pigments?
Egg yolk
Champagne
Flour
Water
65
Which US city is known as the City of Brotherly Love?
Los Angeles
Houston
Phoenix
Philadelphia
66
What colour is a Himalayan poppy?
Blue
Purple
Yellow
Red
67
In which 1979 film was the spaceship called Nostromo?
The Entitled
Alien
We Come in Peace
Enemy
68
What was the Roman name for the goddess Hecate?
Three roads
Trainwreck
Trivia
Tatianus
69
What were the names of the first Siamese twins?
Veruna Bunker and Marissa Bunker
Chang Bunker and Eng Bunker
Sarah Bunker and Mary Bunker
Tyler Bunker and Chase Bunker
70
What year did the Dow Jones Industrial Average break both the 4000 and 5000 marks?
1990
1998
1995
1930
71
How many letters are there in the German alphabet?
thirty
forty
forty five
twenty seven
72
Which US state is nearest to the old Soviet Union?
Maine
Alaska
Hawaii
New York
73
What is the most popular board game of all time?
monopoly
Uno
checkers
chess
74
What country suffered two earthquakes killing 830,000 in 1556 and 750,000 in 1976?
AMERICA
Germany
Spain
China
75
The term "déjà vu" comes from what language?
dutch
french
spanish
latin
76
How many days does a cat usually stay in heat?
three
six
two
Five
77
Which four British cities have underground rail systems?
Plymouth, Nottingham, Coventry, and Bradford
Birmingham, Edinburgh, Bristol, and York
Liverpool, Glasgow, Newcastle and London.
Leeds, Belfast, Cardiff, and Sheffield
78
What tax was introduced in England and Wales in 1696 and repealed in 1851?
Window Tax
Stamp Tax
Home Appliance Tax
Veruna Tax
79
What city did Napoleon occupy in 1798, sending Pope Pius VI to the south of France?
Turin
Venice
Florence
Rome
80
How tall would a double elephant folio book be?
50 inches
100 inches
25 inches
200 inches
81
Which killer was also known as ‘The Whitechapel Murderer’?
Jack the Ripper
The Human Dracula
The Sorcerer
The Hitchhikers' Killer
82
Who was the cult leader of the Waco Siege in 1993?
Jim Jones
Luc Jouret
Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh
David Koresh