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1
Who are the two candidates running for president?
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump
Hillary Trump and Donald Clinton
Donald Trump and Barack Obama
Michelle Obama and Hillary Clinton
2
What is the currency of Croatia?
Euro
Croatian Kuna
Croatian Dollar
Croatian Yen
3
Where are the next Olympic Games being held?
London
Rio
Beijing
Tokyo
4
Is 111111000000000111 a multiple of 9?
Yes
Yes
No
No
5
How many muscles does an Elephants trunk have?
Less than a human body
More than a Human Body
Same as a human body
More than a T-Rex
6
What are the Himalayas, the Alps and the Pyrenees examples of?
All of the above
Mountain ranges
Deserts
Hills
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Sneezy, Doc, Sleepy, Grumpy, Happy, Bashful, who else?
Lazy
Laughy
Dopey
Tacky
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What is Hillary Clinton's middle name?
Diane Rodham
Rosanna
Bill
Diana
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How many children does President Obama have?
7
5
3
2
10
Who was the most recent act to leave the X Factor?
Honey G
Freddy Parker
Honey C
Freddy Reight
11
Who was Cleopatra?
A Queen
The last Eqyptian
The last Egyptian Queen
A Roman General
12
Which country invented the one-child policy?
Russia
Canada
China
Japan
13
What grows in Paddy Fields?
Rice
Coffee Grains
Potatos
Wheat.
14
Who sings this song and what is it called?
Sam smith - Choo choo
Calvin Harris - My way
Niall Horan - This town.
Niall Horan - Dance with you
15
What is the Colima Volcano also known as?
The Red volcano
The Roaring Volcano
The Spewing Volcano
The Volcano of Fire
16
How many in a bakers dozen?
24
12
13.1
13
17
How many Prime Ministers have we had during the reign of Queen Elizabeth II?
15
13
10
9
18
Is the sun a star?
It's a star
It's a ball of fire
Yes
No
19
Name this song.
Tattoo on your shoulder.
The City
Closer
Ain't ever getting older
20
How tall is Mount Everest?
29,028 ft
8,848 metres.
33,863 ft
30,000 metres
