Peaches, Pears, Strawberries and apples all have what in common?

They are members of the rose family

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Questions 101

Answers

1
What is the typical number of keys on a modern-day piano?
62
100
88
75
2
“Viking” translated from Old Norse language means what?
big blondies
victors
pirate raid
mighty rulers
3
Which soccer player recently moved to the Premier League for a record breaking transfer fee?
Michy Batshuayi
Paul Pogba
Zlatan Ibrahimovic
Henrikh Mikhiytaryan
4
The Young Visiters (1890) was thought to be written the author of Peter Pan. It was written by:
the Prime minister
a homeless man
JM Barrie’s son
a 9-year-old girl
5
Which of the following food dyes is made from ground up beetles?
Green No. 3 (Fast green)
Red No.4 (carmine)
Yellow no. 6 (sunset yellow)
Blue No. 1 (brilliant blue)
6
Which of the following should be avoided if wanting to minimize arthritic pain?
Eggplant, tomatoes, capsicum
Garlic, onion and eggs
Cherries, pomegranate, strawberries
Hemp, linseed, chia
7
Which pop artist used to work at Dunkin Doughnuts?
Madonna
Avril Lavigne
Brittany Spears
Delta Goodrem
8
Which language didn’t Queen Elizabeth I speak?
Russian
Greek
French
Italian
9
Identify the fake scientific development:
fabric made from expired milk
computers made from gelatine
clothing grown from bacteria
bacteria used as databases
10
Magnesium Silicate is more commonly known as:
diamond
asbestos
chalk
glass
11
Which famous Aussie fiction author has obtained their private investigator credentials?
Bryce Courtenay
Jackie French
Banjo Patterson
Tara Moss
12
Peaches, Pears, Strawberries and apples all have what in common?
They all have their own natural pesticide
They are members of the rose family
The fruits all have small amounts of arsenic
They contain high amounts of sulphur
13
Scientists have recently found a better material to make windows out of:
coconut meat
corn
wood
used water bottles
14
For how long has life been present on earth?
35% to 40% of its lifetime
5% to 10% of its lifetime
15% to 20% of its lifetime
25% to 30% of its lifetime
15
What is the largest island in the world?
Large Island
New Guinea
Greenland
Australia
16
What is the highest layer of Rainforest called?
The Canopy Layer
The Forest Floor
The Emergent Layer
The Understory Layer
17
Which of these nursery rhymes is based on a true story?
Mary Had a Little Lamb
Dr. Foster Went to Gloucester
Sing a Song of Sixpence
Jack and Jill
18
In 1518 there was a plague in Strasbourg causing 100s to dance for no reason. Was it called:
Jubilee jumping sickness
moon madness
Bubonic plague
Dance Fever
19
Who won the fourth season of Australian Idol?
Damien Leith
Casey Donovan
Natalie Gauci
Kate DeAraugo
20
Which ancient culture used mouldy bread to fight infection before penicillin was discovered?
The Egyptians
The Babylonians
The Incas
The Vikings
21
What is the name of the dragon in the animated movie Mulan?
Kiki
Mushu
Cri-Kee
Shikoku Uni
22
Who sang McDonald’s “I’m Lovin’ It” jingle?
Justin Bieber
Adam Levine
Justin Timberlake
Guy Sebastian
23
What year did World War I start in?
1914
1939
1861
1918
24
What kind of food is a Cullen skink?
A Scottish Soup
A type of fish dish sauteed in cream
Grilled lizard tail
Seasoned and Stuffed Cow Intestines
25
What was Google originally named?
Searchup
BackRup
Taggle
Boggle
26
Which of these is not a Roald Dahl character?
Daisy Mae
Matilda Wormwood
Oompa Loompa
Amanda Thripp
27
What is the smallest country on the planet?
Nauru
Tuvalu
Vatican City
Monaco
28
Which one of the following early home-remedies was later backed by science?
Sniffing a mouldy sock for a runny nose
Onion juice for earaches
Smelling burnt human hair to cure lethargy
Woodlice on a sore tooth
29
What is the best-selling book of all time?
Don Quioxte
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone
The Tale of Two Cities
The Bible
30
The author of which book later changed course and began focusing on writing about chickens?
Mary Poppins
The Wizard of Oz
Charlottes Web
Winnie the Pooh
31
The Japan’s version of Disney’s “Inside Out” has baby Riley eating what instead of broccoli?
Peas
Shrimp
Green Peppers
Seaweed
32
The original spelling of the suburb of Magill in South Australia was previously known as …
Makill
McGill
MacGill
Makgill
33
Which two teams qualified for the 2016 Davis Cup Final?
England and Croatia
England and France
Argentina and Croatia
Argentina and France
34
Which zesty cheese is created using excretions from dust mites?
Casu Marzu
Lichen Cheese
Milbenkase
Airag Cheese
35
One of these creations was discovered by accident. Which was it?
the pencil
a pain-o-meter measuring the pain felt by fruit
The pacemaker
the hairdryer
36
Which Australian film featured a pig that enjoyed singing Christmas carols?
Animal Farm
Charlotte's Web
Shine
Babe
37
Which of the following is not a state in the USA?
Alaska
Alabama
Austin
Arkansas
38
How is sound created when playing a zeusaphone?
with a banana
with a possum bone
with a reed
with electrical sparks
39
What word did Marvel comics once own the right to?
Freaked
Monster
Zombie
man
40
Who is ranked number 1 in the table tennis world ITF rankings?
Ma Long
Vladimir Samsonov
Jike Zhang
Jun Mizutani
41
Which one of these animals never roamed the earth?
the koala lemur
the elephant bird
the horned alligator
the Wooly Rhinoceros
42
What is the third longest river in the world?
Yellow River
Congo River
Yangtze
Paraná River
43
Which is considered to be the most venomous snake in the world?
The Puff Adder
The Inland Taipan
The Black Mamba
The King Brown Snake
44
When Play-Doh was accidentally invented back in the 1930’s, what was it originally marketed as?
a hand exerciser
a pencil grip
ear plugs
a wallpaper cleaner
45
The youngest athlete at the Rio Olympic Games was Gaurika Singh. How old was she?
15 years old
13 years old
10 years old
8 years old
46
What is a group of owls called?
A Conspiracy
A Union
A Flock
A Parliament
47
What plant produces conkers?
A coconut tree
A horse chestnut tree
A conker tree
A crabapple tree
48
The ‘Ring of Fire’ is in the basin of which ocean?
The Pacific Ocean
The Indian Ocean
The Arctic Ocean
The Atlantic Ocean
49
Which famous author was quoted saying “Be yourself, because everyone else is already taken”
C.S. Lewis
Maya Angelou
Edgar Allen Poe
Oscar Wilde
50
Around what percentage of Pringles Potato Chips are actually potato?
42%
83%
15%
98%
51
What company logo is this?
Netscape
Sprite
Lotto
Nasa
52
Which part of the human body contains the most gold?
Your Liver
Your Toenails
Your Hair
Your Eyes
53
Which animal swallows its prey using its eyes?
A Northern Leopard Frog
A Southern Leaf-tailed Gecko
A Slow loris
A Tarsier
54
In the book series, Harry Potter, what was the core of Harry’s own magic wand made of?
Unicorn Hair
Thestral Tail Hair
Phoenix Feather
Dragon Heartstring
55
Which nation won the most amount of gold medals at the Rio Olympics?
China
Great Britain
United States of America
Russia
56
In what musical key do flies always hum in.
D
Ab
F
G#
57
What Are You Doing If You Are Shucking An Oyster?
Removing it from the sea
Slurping it out of its shell
Drinking the juice
Opening It
58
The 1920’s brought all of the following inventions except for which one of the following:
the automobile
sliced bread
penicillin
1st diabetic insulin injections
59
All but one of these trees has a male and female variety of tree. Which one is it?
Pine
Persimmon
Gingko
Cherry
60
What is the tallest man-made structure on earth?
One World Trade Center
Zifeng Tower
Burj Khalifa
Tokyo Skytree
61
Fanta Was Created Due to a World War II Coke Shortage
False
True
62
What is the only known creature to have a skull but no vertebrae?
the Hagfish
the Sunfish
the Anglerfish
the Blobfish
63
Wally, from the kid’s book Where’s Wally, goes by all but 1 of the following translated names:
Johno
Waldo
Charlie
Willy
64
Which one of these widely used words was invented by children’s author Dr Seuss?
ouchy
nerd
kitty cat
creepy
65
The following image shows which musical clef?
Treble
Bass
Alto
Tenor
66
Which US Presidents had a congenital defect called arachnodactyly, also known as Spiderarms?
Thomas Jefferson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lyndon B Johnson
Abraham Lincoln
67
Which famous Jamaican sprinter famously completed the ‘triple triple’ at the Rio Olympics?
Andre de Grasse
Usain Bolt
Asafa Powell
Johan Blake
68
How many times in the day does the average smartphone user check Facebook?
3 times
7 times
14 times
10 times
69
Who recently won the 2016 US Open?
Novak Djokovic
Stan Wawrinka
Rafael Nadal
Andy Murray
70
What company logo is this?
PhotoShop
Google PlayStore
PowerShell (Windows)
PlayStation
71
Alecia Moore is the original name of which pop star?
Beyonce
Pink
Rhianna
Alicia Keys
72
What is the name of the Australian swimmer that won gold at the Rio Olympics in 100m freestyle?
Mac Horton
James Magnussen
Kyle Chalmers
Cam McEvoy
73
What animal lays the largest eggs in the world?
Emu
Crocodile
Whale Shark
Ostrich
74
In 1567, the man said to have the longest beard in the world died how?
from eating old salad
after he tripped over his beard, running away from a fire
from getting tangled in a fishing net
after being bitten by a spider living in his beard
75
What alternate title did the head of Universal Pictures want for the movie, Back to the Future?
spaceman from pluto
back in time
the time machine
to the future and beyond
76
Which of the following is NOT a real sport?
Toe Wrestling
Egg Stacking
Extreme Ironing
Wife Carrying
77
Which famous dark-haired music legend was actually blond?
Johnny Cash
Elvis Presley
Freddy Mercury
Paul McCartney
78
The following logo represents what organisation?
UNHCR
WHO
Unicef
United Nations
79
What is the name of Peppa pig’s little brother?
George
Harry
Henry
Peppo
80
How do you spell the name of the country this flag represents?
Kergystan
Kurjistan
Kurgistan
Kyrgyzstan
81
What was McDonalds first menu item?
Hotdog
French fries
Hamburger
Milkshake
82
By what age was Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart composing music?
age 5
age 12
age 8
age 10
83
What was a Hindu ruler called:
a Taj
a Maharaja
a Moghul
a Czar
84
What were the five original colours of M&M’s when they were first sold in 1941?
RED, YELLOW, BROWN, GREEN, and Orange
RED, YELLOW, BROWN, GREEN, and Violet
RED, YELLOW, BROWN, GREEN, and White
RED, YELLOW, BROWN, GREEN, and Teal
85
Which oil spill was the largest ever?
The Exxon Valdez oil spill
The Atlantic Empress oil spill
The Odessy oil spill
The Gulf War oil spill
86
Search engine Yahoo is an acronym for “ Yet Another Hierarchical Officious Oracle.”
True
False
87
Which musician is this quote from “Love the life you live, Live the life you love”?
John Farnham
Bob Marley
Paul Simon
Jimmy Barnes
88
How many Oscars did the movie Titanic get?
5
3
7
11
89
Which Aussie basketball player was recently selected as the first pick in the 2016 NBA draft?
Matt Delavedova
Patty Mills
Ben Simmons
Andrew Bogut
90
Wooden, notched, "tally sticks" used by early Europeans served as a forerunner to modern day...
credit cards
calendars
straight-edges
horse whips
91
Nike company was named after the Greek Goddess of….
Courage
Speed
Victory
Beauty
92
Which ANZAC movie outlines the story of 2 Australian lads and their experiences in World War I.
Gallipoli
Blackrock
In a savage land
Man from Snowy River
93
What is the only U.S. state that produces coffee?
Hawaii
California
Philadelphia
Texas
94
Are you ready?
Absolutely!
We Hope So!
95
On average, how many snails are consumed in France each year?
500,000,000
10,000,000
85,000
175,000
96
Which well-known pop artist is from Adelaide Australia?
Tina Arena
Lady Gaga
Iggy Azalia
Sia Furler
97
The caffeine in the coffee plant serves what function to the plant itself?
To nourish the plant
To discourage pests
To keep the leaves from wilting
To attract aphid-eating ladybugs
98
Which science-themed sitcom features the character Sheldon Cooper?
AFL
Lost in Space
The Big Bang Theory
Star Trek
99
Which one of the following did Marilyn Monroe have when she was born?
Protruding Ears
Crossed Eyes
A Very Large Mole on her Shoulder
Six Toes
100
How many hearts does an octopus have?
2
5
3
4
101
What country is Mount Everest in?
Alaska
Argentina
Nepal
Tibet

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JY Quiz Night 2016!

101 termsStudBud Administration334 plays

A 100 Question Quiz Consisting of 10 categories - Olympics Science Literature Music Films & TV History Geography, Animals, Food and Logos

Flashcards101 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 101

Answers

1
What is the typical number of keys on a modern-day piano?
62
100
88
75
2
“Viking” translated from Old Norse language means what?
big blondies
victors
pirate raid
mighty rulers
3
Which soccer player recently moved to the Premier League for a record breaking transfer fee?
Michy Batshuayi
Paul Pogba
Zlatan Ibrahimovic
Henrikh Mikhiytaryan
4
The Young Visiters (1890) was thought to be written the author of Peter Pan. It was written by:
the Prime minister
a homeless man
JM Barrie’s son
a 9-year-old girl
5
Which of the following food dyes is made from ground up beetles?
Green No. 3 (Fast green)
Red No.4 (carmine)
Yellow no. 6 (sunset yellow)
Blue No. 1 (brilliant blue)
6
Which of the following should be avoided if wanting to minimize arthritic pain?
Eggplant, tomatoes, capsicum
Garlic, onion and eggs
Cherries, pomegranate, strawberries
Hemp, linseed, chia
7
Which pop artist used to work at Dunkin Doughnuts?
Madonna
Avril Lavigne
Brittany Spears
Delta Goodrem
8
Which language didn’t Queen Elizabeth I speak?
Russian
Greek
French
Italian
9
Identify the fake scientific development:
fabric made from expired milk
computers made from gelatine
clothing grown from bacteria
bacteria used as databases
10
Magnesium Silicate is more commonly known as:
diamond
asbestos
chalk
glass
11
Which famous Aussie fiction author has obtained their private investigator credentials?
Bryce Courtenay
Jackie French
Banjo Patterson
Tara Moss
12
Peaches, Pears, Strawberries and apples all have what in common?
They all have their own natural pesticide
They are members of the rose family
The fruits all have small amounts of arsenic
They contain high amounts of sulphur
13
Scientists have recently found a better material to make windows out of:
coconut meat
corn
wood
used water bottles
14
For how long has life been present on earth?
35% to 40% of its lifetime
5% to 10% of its lifetime
15% to 20% of its lifetime
25% to 30% of its lifetime
15
What is the largest island in the world?
Large Island
New Guinea
Greenland
Australia
16
What is the highest layer of Rainforest called?
The Canopy Layer
The Forest Floor
The Emergent Layer
The Understory Layer
17
Which of these nursery rhymes is based on a true story?
Mary Had a Little Lamb
Dr. Foster Went to Gloucester
Sing a Song of Sixpence
Jack and Jill
18
In 1518 there was a plague in Strasbourg causing 100s to dance for no reason. Was it called:
Jubilee jumping sickness
moon madness
Bubonic plague
Dance Fever
19
Who won the fourth season of Australian Idol?
Damien Leith
Casey Donovan
Natalie Gauci
Kate DeAraugo
20
Which ancient culture used mouldy bread to fight infection before penicillin was discovered?
The Egyptians
The Babylonians
The Incas
The Vikings
21
What is the name of the dragon in the animated movie Mulan?
Kiki
Mushu
Cri-Kee
Shikoku Uni
22
Who sang McDonald’s “I’m Lovin’ It” jingle?
Justin Bieber
Adam Levine
Justin Timberlake
Guy Sebastian
23
What year did World War I start in?
1914
1939
1861
1918
24
What kind of food is a Cullen skink?
A Scottish Soup
A type of fish dish sauteed in cream
Grilled lizard tail
Seasoned and Stuffed Cow Intestines
25
What was Google originally named?
Searchup
BackRup
Taggle
Boggle
26
Which of these is not a Roald Dahl character?
Daisy Mae
Matilda Wormwood
Oompa Loompa
Amanda Thripp
27
What is the smallest country on the planet?
Nauru
Tuvalu
Vatican City
Monaco
28
Which one of the following early home-remedies was later backed by science?
Sniffing a mouldy sock for a runny nose
Onion juice for earaches
Smelling burnt human hair to cure lethargy
Woodlice on a sore tooth
29
What is the best-selling book of all time?
Don Quioxte
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone
The Tale of Two Cities
The Bible
30
The author of which book later changed course and began focusing on writing about chickens?
Mary Poppins
The Wizard of Oz
Charlottes Web
Winnie the Pooh
31
The Japan’s version of Disney’s “Inside Out” has baby Riley eating what instead of broccoli?
Peas
Shrimp
Green Peppers
Seaweed
32
The original spelling of the suburb of Magill in South Australia was previously known as …
Makill
McGill
MacGill
Makgill
33
Which two teams qualified for the 2016 Davis Cup Final?
England and Croatia
England and France
Argentina and Croatia
Argentina and France
34
Which zesty cheese is created using excretions from dust mites?
Casu Marzu
Lichen Cheese
Milbenkase
Airag Cheese
35
One of these creations was discovered by accident. Which was it?
the pencil
a pain-o-meter measuring the pain felt by fruit
The pacemaker
the hairdryer
36
Which Australian film featured a pig that enjoyed singing Christmas carols?
Animal Farm
Charlotte's Web
Shine
Babe
37
Which of the following is not a state in the USA?
Alaska
Alabama
Austin
Arkansas
38
How is sound created when playing a zeusaphone?
with a banana
with a possum bone
with a reed
with electrical sparks
39
What word did Marvel comics once own the right to?
Freaked
Monster
Zombie
man
40
Who is ranked number 1 in the table tennis world ITF rankings?
Ma Long
Vladimir Samsonov
Jike Zhang
Jun Mizutani
41
Which one of these animals never roamed the earth?
the koala lemur
the elephant bird
the horned alligator
the Wooly Rhinoceros
42
What is the third longest river in the world?
Yellow River
Congo River
Yangtze
Paraná River
43
Which is considered to be the most venomous snake in the world?
The Puff Adder
The Inland Taipan
The Black Mamba
The King Brown Snake
44
When Play-Doh was accidentally invented back in the 1930’s, what was it originally marketed as?
a hand exerciser
a pencil grip
ear plugs
a wallpaper cleaner
45
The youngest athlete at the Rio Olympic Games was Gaurika Singh. How old was she?
15 years old
13 years old
10 years old
8 years old
46
What is a group of owls called?
A Conspiracy
A Union
A Flock
A Parliament
47
What plant produces conkers?
A coconut tree
A horse chestnut tree
A conker tree
A crabapple tree
48
The ‘Ring of Fire’ is in the basin of which ocean?
The Pacific Ocean
The Indian Ocean
The Arctic Ocean
The Atlantic Ocean
49
Which famous author was quoted saying “Be yourself, because everyone else is already taken”
C.S. Lewis
Maya Angelou
Edgar Allen Poe
Oscar Wilde
50
Around what percentage of Pringles Potato Chips are actually potato?
42%
83%
15%
98%
51
What company logo is this?
Netscape
Sprite
Lotto
Nasa
52
Which part of the human body contains the most gold?
Your Liver
Your Toenails
Your Hair
Your Eyes
53
Which animal swallows its prey using its eyes?
A Northern Leopard Frog
A Southern Leaf-tailed Gecko
A Slow loris
A Tarsier
54
In the book series, Harry Potter, what was the core of Harry’s own magic wand made of?
Unicorn Hair
Thestral Tail Hair
Phoenix Feather
Dragon Heartstring
55
Which nation won the most amount of gold medals at the Rio Olympics?
China
Great Britain
United States of America
Russia
56
In what musical key do flies always hum in.
D
Ab
F
G#
57
What Are You Doing If You Are Shucking An Oyster?
Removing it from the sea
Slurping it out of its shell
Drinking the juice
Opening It
58
The 1920’s brought all of the following inventions except for which one of the following:
the automobile
sliced bread
penicillin
1st diabetic insulin injections
59
All but one of these trees has a male and female variety of tree. Which one is it?
Pine
Persimmon
Gingko
Cherry
60
What is the tallest man-made structure on earth?
One World Trade Center
Zifeng Tower
Burj Khalifa
Tokyo Skytree
61
Fanta Was Created Due to a World War II Coke Shortage
False
True
62
What is the only known creature to have a skull but no vertebrae?
the Hagfish
the Sunfish
the Anglerfish
the Blobfish
63
Wally, from the kid’s book Where’s Wally, goes by all but 1 of the following translated names:
Johno
Waldo
Charlie
Willy
64
Which one of these widely used words was invented by children’s author Dr Seuss?
ouchy
nerd
kitty cat
creepy
65
The following image shows which musical clef?
Treble
Bass
Alto
Tenor
66
Which US Presidents had a congenital defect called arachnodactyly, also known as Spiderarms?
Thomas Jefferson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lyndon B Johnson
Abraham Lincoln
67
Which famous Jamaican sprinter famously completed the ‘triple triple’ at the Rio Olympics?
Andre de Grasse
Usain Bolt
Asafa Powell
Johan Blake
68
How many times in the day does the average smartphone user check Facebook?
3 times
7 times
14 times
10 times
69
Who recently won the 2016 US Open?
Novak Djokovic
Stan Wawrinka
Rafael Nadal
Andy Murray
70
What company logo is this?
PhotoShop
Google PlayStore
PowerShell (Windows)
PlayStation
71
Alecia Moore is the original name of which pop star?
Beyonce
Pink
Rhianna
Alicia Keys
72
What is the name of the Australian swimmer that won gold at the Rio Olympics in 100m freestyle?
Mac Horton
James Magnussen
Kyle Chalmers
Cam McEvoy
73
What animal lays the largest eggs in the world?
Emu
Crocodile
Whale Shark
Ostrich
74
In 1567, the man said to have the longest beard in the world died how?
from eating old salad
after he tripped over his beard, running away from a fire
from getting tangled in a fishing net
after being bitten by a spider living in his beard
75
What alternate title did the head of Universal Pictures want for the movie, Back to the Future?
spaceman from pluto
back in time
the time machine
to the future and beyond
76
Which of the following is NOT a real sport?
Toe Wrestling
Egg Stacking
Extreme Ironing
Wife Carrying
77
Which famous dark-haired music legend was actually blond?
Johnny Cash
Elvis Presley
Freddy Mercury
Paul McCartney
78
The following logo represents what organisation?
UNHCR
WHO
Unicef
United Nations
79
What is the name of Peppa pig’s little brother?
George
Harry
Henry
Peppo
80
How do you spell the name of the country this flag represents?
Kergystan
Kurjistan
Kurgistan
Kyrgyzstan
81
What was McDonalds first menu item?
Hotdog
French fries
Hamburger
Milkshake
82
By what age was Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart composing music?
age 5
age 12
age 8
age 10
83
What was a Hindu ruler called:
a Taj
a Maharaja
a Moghul
a Czar
84
What were the five original colours of M&M’s when they were first sold in 1941?
RED, YELLOW, BROWN, GREEN, and Orange
RED, YELLOW, BROWN, GREEN, and Violet
RED, YELLOW, BROWN, GREEN, and White
RED, YELLOW, BROWN, GREEN, and Teal
85
Which oil spill was the largest ever?
The Exxon Valdez oil spill
The Atlantic Empress oil spill
The Odessy oil spill
The Gulf War oil spill
86
Search engine Yahoo is an acronym for “ Yet Another Hierarchical Officious Oracle.”
True
False
87
Which musician is this quote from “Love the life you live, Live the life you love”?
John Farnham
Bob Marley
Paul Simon
Jimmy Barnes
88
How many Oscars did the movie Titanic get?
5
3
7
11
89
Which Aussie basketball player was recently selected as the first pick in the 2016 NBA draft?
Matt Delavedova
Patty Mills
Ben Simmons
Andrew Bogut
90
Wooden, notched, "tally sticks" used by early Europeans served as a forerunner to modern day...
credit cards
calendars
straight-edges
horse whips
91
Nike company was named after the Greek Goddess of….
Courage
Speed
Victory
Beauty
92
Which ANZAC movie outlines the story of 2 Australian lads and their experiences in World War I.
Gallipoli
Blackrock
In a savage land
Man from Snowy River
93
What is the only U.S. state that produces coffee?
Hawaii
California
Philadelphia
Texas
94
Are you ready?
Absolutely!
We Hope So!
95
On average, how many snails are consumed in France each year?
500,000,000
10,000,000
85,000
175,000
96
Which well-known pop artist is from Adelaide Australia?
Tina Arena
Lady Gaga
Iggy Azalia
Sia Furler
97
The caffeine in the coffee plant serves what function to the plant itself?
To nourish the plant
To discourage pests
To keep the leaves from wilting
To attract aphid-eating ladybugs
98
Which science-themed sitcom features the character Sheldon Cooper?
AFL
Lost in Space
The Big Bang Theory
Star Trek
99
Which one of the following did Marilyn Monroe have when she was born?
Protruding Ears
Crossed Eyes
A Very Large Mole on her Shoulder
Six Toes
100
How many hearts does an octopus have?
2
5
3
4
101
What country is Mount Everest in?
Alaska
Argentina
Nepal
Tibet