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Sept 4 - Virtual Pub Quiz
Sept 4 - Virtual Pub Quiz
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2. When rounded to the nearest 10°, what is 400F in celsius?
240 C
175 C
220 C
200 C
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10. Which Kiwi classic contains no flour?
Louise cake
Ginger crunch
Pavlova
Anzac biscuits
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9. What is the tang on a knife?
The part of the knife blade that extends down into the handle
The leather case to secure the knife
The tip of the blade
The length of the sharp edge
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10. Claude Frollo, Phoebus de Chateaupers, and Pierre Gringoire are all characters from what 19th-century novel?
Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
Ivanhoe
The Picture of Dorian Gray
The Hunchback of Notre Dame
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10. True or false, sharks are older than dinosaurs.
False
True
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11. Sourdough starter is also known as the what?
Aunty
Sister
Father
Mother
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3. Michael Eavis is famous as the creator of what music festival?
Woodstock
Rhythm and Vines
Fyre Festival
Glastonbury
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3. What is the national animal of Scotland?
Elk
Puffin
Wildcat
Unicorn
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10. 'Kowtow' means to grovel or be excessively subservient. What language has it been taken from phonetically?
Vietnamese
Samoan
Ancient Mayan
Chinese
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5. Which athlete won Aotearoa's
last
medal at Tokyo 2020?
Lydia Ko
Campbell Stewart
Valerie Adams
Tom Walsh
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4. What TV show takes place in the fictional town of Capeside, Mass?
Dawson's Creek
Laguna Beach
One Tree Hill
Gilmore Girls
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2. A 'puggle' is the name for a baby what?
Pug
Sloth
Platypus
Echidna
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12. Which of the following is the study of lighthouses?
Ophthalmology
Petrology
Enigmatology
Pharology
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6. How many medals does Sophie Pascoe now have in total?
20
19
18
17
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6. The French Poodle was first bred in which country?
France
China
Germany
Norway
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5. During what war is the TV show M*A*S*H set?
Vietnam War
Korean War
World War 1
World War 2
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1. Which of the following could not be used as a collective noun for kangaroos?
Bounce
Troop
Mob
Court
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1. Smells Like Teen Spirit featured on what Nirvana album?
Nevermind
Bleach
Nirvana
In Utero
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9. Anna Girmaldi recently became a double Paralympic gold medalist in what sport?
Long jump
High jump
Javelin
200m
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4. Which athlete won Aotearoa's
first
medal at Tokyo 2020?
Hayden Wilde
Emma Twigg
David Nyika
Dylan Schmidt
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11. The game Jenga's name comes from the word 'to build' in what language?
Hawaiian
Japanese
Sanskrit
Swahili
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9. In what country could you try 'kopi luwak' or 'cat poop coffee'?
Madagascar
Indonesia
Thailand
China
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1. How many milliliters in a metric cup?
125mL
200mL
250mL
450mL
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2. Who did the Black Fern 7s defeat in the gold medal match at Tokyo 2020?
Great Britain
Fiji
Australia
France
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3. From what language did the animal Aardvark come from?
Caribbean French
Moroccan Portuguese
South African Dutch
Ancient Norse
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9. What author/playwright is closely associated with a green carnation?
Edgar Allan Poe
Charles Dickens
Lord Alfred Douglas
Oscar Wilde
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1. From what language does "loot" come from?
Spanish
Hindi
German
Dutch
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4. If a dessert is served à la mode, what will it come with?
A liqueur sauce
Icing sugar
Whipped cream
Ice cream
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7. Nigiri is a type of what?
Seaweed
Fish
Sushi
Lettuce
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1. What do numismatists collect?
Crosswords
Stamps
Coins
Pottery
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11. An 'unkindness' is the collective noun for what animal?
Crows
Vultures
Magpies
Ravens
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12. In which sport can you NOT be offside in?
Football
Aussie Rules (AFL)
Ice Hockey
American Football
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12. The phrase 'hoi polloi', coming from Ancient Greek, is used to describe what?
The masses
A miscellaneous set of things
A variety of interests
The highly educated
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7. Acapella or a cappella, singing with no accompanying music, comes from what language?
French
Italian
Spanish
Portuguese
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7. Who wrote the Kiwi classic, 'The Wonky Donkey'?
Margaret Mahy
Craig Smith
Maurice Gee
Joy Cowley