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Thursday 7th May MC2020
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Welcome to the seventh MC quiz MC2020
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Questions
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1
Daddy longlegs are the tallest species of spider.
Fact
Fake
2
Once cut, it takes fingernails around 10 years to decompose.
Fact
Fake
3
The phrase "winner winner chicken dinner" most likely originated from...
Fortnite
Gamblers
Pro-meat US rallies in 1950s
Farmers
4
Whassup?
was a commercial campaign for which company?
Mars
Pringles
Budweiser
Coca-Cola
5
In the viral meme, 'nek minnit', what broken item is he showing in the video?
Scooter
Jandals
Pie
Skateboard
6
A magpie is the only non-mammal species able to recognize itself in a mirror test.
Fact
Fake
7
Almonds are a member of the peach family.
Fake
Fact
8
Which of these animals do NOT have a
watt
le?
Goats
Guinea pigs
Vultures
Pigs
9
According to Freddie Mercury, the credit for "Another One Bites the Dust" should go to...?
Brian May
Michael Jackson
His mother
Sylvester Stallone
10
Which character name was used as a pseudonym by musicians Bob Dylan and Jack Dempsey?
Grinch Seuss
Jack Frost
Sandy Sandman
Pitch Black (the Boogeyman)
11
"Insomnia", a remake of the Norwegian thriller, sees Al Pacino battling...
Mark Wahlberg
Robin Williams
Brad Pitt
Sylvester Stallone
12
In cockney rhyming slang, if someone asked "Where's my weasel?", they'd be referring to their...
Pet
Car
Coat
Food
13
The TV show "The
Wot
wots" was created in which country?
Australia
New Zealand
The United States of America
England
14
Who directed the remake of Hong Kong film 'Infernal Affairs' (2002) titled "The Departed"?
Steven Spielberg
Quentin Tarantino
Martin Scorsese
Christopher Nolan
15
The phrase "By the skin of your teeth" originates from..
The Bible
The Elizabethan Era
The Ancient Greeks
Aesop's Fables
16
Who is this noted New Zealand fashion designer?
Karen Walker
Doris de Pont
Denise L'Estrange-Corbet
Trelise Cooper
17
The Effiel Tower and The Statue of Liberty were constructed in the same year.
Fact
Fake
18
Which tech company owns the app '
What
sApp'?
Microsoft
Google
Facebook
Amazon
19
Which of these is the odd one out?
Al-Amira
Shayla
Hijab
Niqab
20
In 1980, a Las Vegas hospital suspended workers for betting on when patients would die.
Fact
Fake
21
How many films have been released in the Rocky series?
8
2
4
6
22
Donald Trump is the same age as George W. Bush.
Fake
Fact
23
The phrase "Use your crust, lad" refers to which body part?
Bust
Heart
Knees
Head
24
In Sweden, rather than the Easter Bunny, children believe in Easter...
Birds
Squirrels
Bells
Witches
25
Digging a hole to China is only theoretically possible if you start in Argentina.
Fake
Fact
26
True or false: George Lucas has directed, produced or written every Star Wars film in the first two trilogies.
True
False
27
These are commonly known as....
Panama hats
Stetson hats
Pea hats
Pork pie hats
28
Gabardine refers to...
A type of footwear
A type of knot
A type of traditional headdress
A type of fabric
29
Which band released a song called "
What
ever" in 1994?
Three Doors Down
Oasis
No Doubt
Red Hot Chili Peppers
30
In "Tooth Fairy" (2010), Dwayne Johnson's character plays which sport?
Wrestling
Lacrosse
Hockey
American Football
31
Out of Hercules' 12 labours; how many involved him
killing
creatures?
3
12
6
9
32
Which actor has played James Bond in the MOST films?
Daniel Craig
Roger Moore
Sean Connery
Pierce Brosnan
33
True or false: Santa's traditional red and white attire is due to a Coca-Cola campaign?
False
True
34
Watt
leseeds were traditionally used as food by which indigenous population?
The Berbers (North Africa)
Native Americans
The Cañari of Ecuador
Aboriginal Australians
35
In Disney's "The Little Mermaid", how many daughters does King Trident have?
20
5
13
7
36
True or False: Daniel Handler is the author who wrote "A Series of Unfortunate Events"?
False
True
37
If a Kiwi asked you to “Pass me the chuddy”, they'd be asking for...
Chewing gum
A beer
Keys
The tongs to the BBQ
38
Which remake film was Hailee Steinfield's breakout role and also starred Jeff Bridges and Matt Damon?
The Wicker Man
Pet Sematary
True Grit
The Woman in Black
39
What is the name of this colourful garment, worn mostly in West Africa?
Dashiki
Dirndl
Dapar
Dinabaar
40
In the 1950s, McDonalds paid a botanist to breed a red and yellow orchid as a failed marketing scheme.
Fact
Fake
41
This is a practice question. Which of these is a type of tea?
Green
White
Black
Yellow
42
Bram Stoker, author of "Dracula", was born in which country?
Ireland
Ukraine
Serbia
Romania
43
The phrase "Hold your horses" can be seen as early as...
Luke's Gospel in "The Bible"
Dicken's "A Tale of Two Cities"
Shakespeare's "The Tempest"
Homer’s "Iliad"
44
True or false: The name "Fedora" originates from the word 'government' in Italian.
True
False
45
How old was Mary Shelley when she began writing "Frankenstein"?
28
18
38
48
46
On the tag of every pair of Levis jeans is the founder's name, German immigrant Levi _____?
Levi Becker
Levi Strauss
Levi Weber
Levi Schneider
47
Snails have more teeth than any other animal.
Fake
Fact
48
True or false; the expression "get your goat" actually relates to horse racing?
True
False
49
Watt
pad, a self-publishing site, first launched in which year?
2016
2011
2001
2006
50
If you were "wet behind the ears", you would be...
Rude
Ugly
Boring
Inexperienced
