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XMAS QUIZ 2022
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FIBA XMAS QUIZ 2022
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Numbers: What’s the missing number?
17
25
20
21
2
Music: Which of the following artists had a hit with ‘Wichita Lineman’ in 1968?
Don McLean
Frank Sinatra
Roy Orbison
Glen Campbell
3
Food: If you order “murgh” from the menu at an Indian restaurant, what meat will you get?
Chicken
Duck
Beef
Venisson
4
History: What historic figure was assassinated near the Miljacka River in 1914?
Franz Ferdinand
Nicholas II
Carlos I
William McKinley
5
Geography: Which country’s flag features an eagle eating a snake?
Dominica
Mexico
Mozambique
Guam
6
Geo: Approximately how many languages are spoken in the world?
2100
1070
1250
2700
7
Food and Drink: In which country was Gin invented?
Finland
Greenland
England
Holland
8
Sport: In darts what is the highest score from a single dart?
60
57
50
54
9
Music: In which year did the Kinks release the single ‘Waterloo Sunset’?
1964
1967
1968
1969
10
RANDOM: What medical condition does Theresa May have ?
Asthma
Eczema
IBS
Diabetes
11
F&B: Sahti is a beer that’s traditionally flavoured with juniper. You’re most likely to find it in which country?
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
12
History: In what year did Elizabeth I become Queen of England?
1557
1559
1556
1558
13
Music: In the opening Lyrics of Queen's "Killer Queen", what does she keep in her pretty cabinet?
Caviar and cigarettes
Her Moet et Chandon
A built-in remedy for Khrushchev and Kennedy
An invitation you can't decline
14
FILM: Who composed the music for the films Doctor Zhivago and Lawrence of Arabia?
Maurice Jarre
Lalo Schifrin
George Delerue
Nino Rota
15
Politics: Kersti Kaljulaid was 46 years old when she became the youngest president ever elected to lead which country?
Lithuania
Belarus
Latvia
Estonia
16
History: According to French propaganda in which year was Jeanne d’ Arc burned at the stake by the English?
1431
1432
1430
1429
17
Sport: How many FIFA Women’s World Cups have there been?
8
7
9
10
18
Showbiz: The “Tina” in Tina Fey is short for what name?
Bettina
Valentina
Albertina
Stamatina
19
Music: The music for the Louis Malle's film ‘Ascenseur pour l’echafaud’ was written by?
Charlie Parker
John Coltrane
Miles Davis
Duke Ellington
20
FILM: The film ‘Gangs of New York’ was directed by Martin Scorsese, which one of the following was also directed by him?
Scarface
The God Father
Goodfellas
Serpico
21
Science and nature: Which country should you visit if you want to spot a wild platypus?
Australia
Ecuador
Mexico
New Zealand
22
Sport: How many Premier League Titles did Manchester United win under Sir Alex Ferguson?
8
12
10
13
23
History/Litt: How old is Juliet when she dies in Shakespeare's Romeo And Juliet?
Nearly 13
Nearly 18
Nearly 14
Nearly 16
24
Science & Nature : What is a group of snails known as?
a trott
a stroll
a walk
a saunter
25
Random: James’s mom has four children. Their names are April, May, June, and ______?
James
July
Timothy
Rachel
26
Geo: What is "Greece" written in Greek?
Yunanistan
Alyunan
Grecia
Hellas
27
Food: What type of fruit is a Damson
Plumb
Apple
Grape
Cherry
28
Music: In what year did Adele release her debut album 19?
2008
2009
2011
2010
29
Numbers: Name the number that is three more than one-fifth of one-tenth of one-half of 5,000.
503
53
103
108
30
Sport: Which of the following female tennis players has won the highest number of Grand Slams?
Martina Navratilova
Serena Williams
Steffi Graf
Billy Jean King
31
History: On what day was the battle of Waterloo fought?
Friday 23 rd June 1815, just after lunch
Sunday 25th June 1815, at dawn
Monday 19 th June 1815, at dusk
Sunday 18th June 1815, just before lunch
32
Music: Who composed ‘the marriage of Figaro’?
Verdi
Mozart
Bizet
Puccini
33
History: Who was the ‘Roi Soleil’?
Louis XIV
Louis XVI
Henri IV
François I
34
Science and Nature: A cross between a horse and a zebra is called a 'Hobra'
True
False
35
Science & Nature : Which of the following is not a sub-atomic particle?
Muon
Boson
Scion
Hadron
36
People: Meghan Markle's first name is Rachel.
True
False
37
Music: What singer staged a comeback with The Emancipation of Mimi, the second-best-selling album worldwide in 2005?
Mariah Carey
Alanis Morissette
Michael Jackson
Madonna
38
RANDOM: How many lines does a limerick have ?
4
7
8
5
39
Science & Nature : What is a group of pandas known as?
An embarrassment
A cooperative
A cluster
A pardon
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FILM: What are the dying words of Charles Foster Kane in the film Citizen Kane?
Manderley
Rosebud
Marienbad
Alistair