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Countries: Which country uses pounds as a currency?
Sweden
Japan
Australia
United Kingdom
2
Countries: Dublin is the capital city of which country?
Poland
Austria
Ireland
Norway
3
Literature: Which book features human-like creatures called hobbits?
Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone
The Lord of the Rings
The Catcher in the Rye
Dracula
4
If you shrank the Universe so the Sun was the size of an apple, how far away from APU would the next nearest star be?
About as far away as the Eagle Arena
About as far away as Beijing
About as far away as Marble Mountain
About as far away as Hoi An.
5
Nature: How tall is the tallest tree?
316 m
216 m
416 m
116 m
6
Vietnam: What is the third-biggest city in Vietnam (by population)?
Bien Hoa
Hai Phong
Da Nang
Can Tho
7
Chemistry: What is the most reactive halogen?
Fluorine
Iodine
Chlorine
Bromine
8
Sport: Who won the Ballon D'Or (best footballer in the world award) in 2022?
Karim Benzema
Cristiano Ronaldo
Mohammed Salah
Lionel Messi
9
Countries: Whose flag is this?
Malaysia
Laos
Cambodia
Thailand
10
Food: Which city in Vietnam is (most) associated with bún chả?
Hà Nội
Đà Nẵng
Sài Gòn
Nha Trang
11
History: When did Ho Chi Minh declare independence for Vietnam?
1986
1975
1918
1945
12
Food: Which country is associated with fish and chips, often wrapped up in paper?
Brazil
India
Australia
UK
13
Chemistry: What kind of bonding is shown here?
Ionic
Metallic
Covalent
Hydrogen
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This is an _____________.
Electron
Oxygen atom
Ion
Proton
15
Math: What is the answer to this puzzle? You have 1 minute.
20
25
45
100
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Animals: What is the most dangerous animal (which causes the most deaths)?
Crocodiles
Great white sharks
Mosquitoes
Tigers
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Art: Who painted this strange-looking woman?
Pablo Picasso
Salvador Dali
Edvard Munch
Vincent Van Gogh
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Literature: Which Shakespeare play contains the famous line, 'A rose by any other name would smell as sweet.'
The Tempest
Romeo and Juliet
A Midsummer Night's Dream
Macbeth
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Nature: What is the maximum lifespan of the Greenland shark?
5000 years
5years
50 years
500 years
20
News: In 2021, the USA made the most money, followed by China in second place. Which country was third?
Japan
India
UK
Germany
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Countries: Which country uses Baht as currency?
UK
Thailand
Brazil
Singapore
22
Chemistry: This picture shows positive and negative __________.
Poles
Attitudes
Integers
Charges
23
K-Pop: Who is this?
Jimin
RM
Suga
Jin
24
News: Who is the current Vice President of the USA?
Kamala Harris
Mike Pence
Hillary Clinton
Joe Biden
25
Sport: What is the thing you hit in badminton called?
Rattlethump
Mistlethrush
Sibbletop
Shuttlecock
26
Sport: What sport is this?
Cricket
Softball
Baseball
Backgammon
27
Film: When were silent films replaced by films where you could hear what people were saying?
1980s
1920s
1820s
2020s
28
Chemistry: What elements does sugar contain?
Carbon, hydrogen
Carbon, oxygen
Carbon, oxygen, hydrogen
Oxygen, hydrogen
29
General science: What are the two most common elements in the Earth (by mass)?
Iron, oxygen
Silicon, oxygen
Iron, silicon
Iron, magnesium
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History: Who was the US President that ended slavery?
Theodore Roosevelt
Abraham Lincoln
Benjamin Franklin
George Washington
31
Chemistry: What was the name of the Greek philosopher who first guessed the existence of atoms?
Democritus
Plato
Socrates
Aristotle
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History: Which war lasted from 1939-1945?
Chinese Civil War
World War II
US Civil War
World War I
33
News: Which two countries are fighting a war at the moment?
China and Pakistan
Ukraine and Russia
Russia and Afghanistan
India and Myanmar
34
Math: What is the answer to this puzzle? You have 1 minute and 30 seconds.
7
32
18
4
35
News: Which country in the world was worst affected by COVID-19?
China
USA
India
Russia
36
Chemistry: Oxygen attracts the electrons in the covalent bonds more than hydrogen because oxygen is more ________.
Electromagnetic
Electrofunky
Electronegative
Electropositive
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Landmarks: Where is this famous Bridge?
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Chicago
New York
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Chemistry: These are _________.
Neutral atoms
Isotopes
Nuclei
Ions
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Movies: Which film series is the actor Tom Cruise in?
Toy Story
James Bond (007)
Fast and Furious
Mission Impossible
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History: In what year was slavery abolished in the USA?
1865
1965
1815
1915
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Sport: Who won the 2018 World Cup?
USA
Brazil
England
France
42
Countries: Which country does this flag belong to?
Indonesia
Brazil
Spain
Portugal
43
English: Which of these words is an insult (for someone who doesn't know much)?
Ballaclava
Artichoke
Ignoramus
Thimble
44
Landmarks: Which country is the tallest building in the world in?
United States of America
Cambodia
United Kingdom
United Arab Emirates
45
What is the third biggest country in the world (by population)?
India
USA
Indonesia
Russia
46
English: What is the meaning of the word 'bamboozle'?
To catch an animal in a net
To win a prize
To fool, trick, or confuse someone
To beat someone with a stick
47
Film: What movie series is this?
Sad and Serious
Fast and Furious
Free and Frivolous
Cute and Curious
48
Chemistry: Which of these is NOT a branch of chemistry?
Physical
Transcendental
Inorganic
Organic
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Music: Which of these names does NOT belong to a famous band from the 1960s?
The Beatles
The Beach Boys
The Rolling Stones
The Hot Dogs
50
Music: Who is this?
Park Ji-min
RM
V
Suga
51
Chemistry: How many valence electrons does sodium have?
2
1
4
3
52
K-pop: Who are these?
Red Velvet
F(x)
Blackpink
BTS
53
Music: Which member of BTS is this?
RM
J-Hope
Park Ji-Min
Jin
54
Economy: What percentage of the world's population don't have enough to eat?
0.1 %
50 %
90 %
10 %
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Movies: Which superhero does not have 'superhuman' powers?
Wonder Woman
Batman
Spiderman
Superman
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Countries: This picture shows the government building of which country?
Colombia
Germany
USA
France