Pax Romana is one of the most significant periods in history. What was it?

A period of relative peace within the Roman Empire

SCIENCE: The 19 in Covid-19 stands for what?

The year in which it was discovered

The first novel released in C.S. Lewis' iconic fantasy series is?

The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe

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1
A lions roar can be heard from approximately how far away?
750m
75m
1.75km
7.5km
2
Which composer suffered hearing problems from the age of 26 and was almost completely deaf by the age of 44?
Verdi
Beethoven
Bach
Mozart
3
Which of the following served as Australian Prime Minister for a longer amount of time?
Harold Holt
Edward Barton
Bob Hawke
John Howard
4
Who is the famous physicist that created the "Laws of Motion?"
Galileo
Isaac Newton
Albert Einstein
Sigmund Freud
5
What year did Pandita Ramabai start Mukti Mission in India?
1955
1889
1850
1903
6
In the 2015 Cricket World Cup Final, who famously bowled McCullum out in the opening over of the match?
Josh Hazelwood
Mitch Johnson
Pat Cummins
Mitch Starc
7
A group of crows is called a...
Robbery
Pack
Murder
Flock
8
Historically, which of the following religions have nothing to do with Jerusalem?
Christianity
Islam
Hinduism
Judaism
9
Sir Bradman fell just short of averaging 100 at the end of his career. How many runs did he score in his final innings?
0
6
1
2
10
Who wrote the famous hymn Amazing Grace?
William Crowper
John Newton
William Walker
Gilbert Chase
11
Which sport is Mukti Australia supporting as a project at Wings of Hope in Sri Lanka?
Soccer
Hockey
Volleyball
Cricket
12
What year did Mukti Australia first partner with Wings of Hope in Sri Lanka?
1996
2016
1986
2006
13
Which Melbourne suburb is the Mukti Australia main office located in?
Broadmeadows
Boronia
Beaumorris
Bayswater
14
What is the closest planet to the sun?
Mercury
Jupiter
Venus
Mars
15
Pax Romana is one of the most significant periods in history. What was it?
A period of great plagues within the Roman Empire
A period of far conquest from the Roman Empire
A period of relative peace within the Roman Empire
A period of extreme poverty within the Roman Empire
16
Which of the following countries has only land borders?
Namibia
Mongolia
Poland
Brazil
17
Which current state was Ned Kelly born in?
Queensland
South Australia
New South Wales
Victoria
18
Which of the following artists is not from the UK?
The Rolling Stones
Pink Floyd
Elton John
Bruce Springsteen
19
Who was captain of the Socceroos during the 2006 FIFA World Cup?
John Aloisi
Mark Viduka
Tim Cahill
Harry Kewell
20
TRUE or FALSE:In 1902, Australia became the only country in the world, where women could both vote and stand for office.
False
True
21
In what year did Australia II win the America's Cup breaking a 100+ year streak of Americans winning?
1988
1993
1978
1983
22
Which Shakespeare character does not take their own life?
Lady Macbeth
Romeo
Juliet
Macbeth
23
SPORT: Australia was famously defeated in extra time by which team in the 2003 Rugby World Cup final?
New Zealand
South Africa
France
England
24
According to some studies, it is believed which of the following animals, does not sleep?
Hummingbirds
Cows
Meerkats
Bullfrogs
25
TRUE or FALSE: Conscription was enforced for WWI but not WWII in Australia.
False
True
26
Which of the following players has never won a Brownlow Medal?
Tom Mitchell
Scott Pendlebury
Dustin Martin
Nat Fyfe
27
TRUE or FALSE: Ray Charles was blind and Stevie Wonder was deaf.
False
True
28
What is the local language spoken at Pandita Ramabai Mukti Mission in India?
English
Marathi
Hindi
Telegu
29
What type of animal is a Mandrill?
House Cat
Monkey
Bug
Antelope
30
ANIMALS: What animal has the longest lifespan?
Blue Whale
Elephant
Orangutan
Giant Tortoise
31
TRUE or FALSE: The following was painted by Pablo Picasso.
False
True
32
Before the capital city of Australia became Canberra, what was it?
Perth
Melbourne
Brisbane
Sydney
33
How many paintings did Vincent Van Gogh sell during his lifetime?
10
123
59
1
34
HEALTH and FITNESS: What does the body release during exercise?
Endorphins
Human Growth Hormone
Prolactin
Melatonin
35
TRUE or FALSE: A wolf can smell its prey from 2.5km away.
False
True
36
Which of these "...lands" is furthest north?
Scotland
Poland
Ireland
Finland
37
Australia was federated in which year?
1888
1901
1788
1801
38
Which of the following 'eras' or 'ages' happened first?
The Bronze Age
The Elizabethan Era
Byzantine Era
Golden Age of Piracy
39
How much does it cost to sponsor a child per month through Mukti Australia?
We don't offer sponsorship
$60
$40
$10
40
SCIENCE: The 19 in Covid-19 stands for what?
The 19 molecules that make up the virus
The rating the WHO gives it out of 25 on their danger scale
The 19th coronavirus to ever be recognised by the WHO
The year in which it was discovered
41
"Hallelujah" is one of the most covered songs of all time. Who wrote it originally?
John Cale
Jeff Buckley
Leonard Cohen
Pentatonix
42
Which of the following musicians is not a member of the infamous '27 Club?'
Amy Winehouse
Freddie Mercury
Jim Morrison
Jimi Hendrix
43
The first novel released in C.S. Lewis' iconic fantasy series is?
The Fellowship of the Ring
A Song of Ice and Fire
The Philosopher's Stone
The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe
44
LITERATURE + ART: In George Orwell's novel, 1984, which of the following is not a term from the language 'newspeak?'
verybad
doublethink
thinkpol
doubleplusgood
45
What is the widest river in the world?
The Murray River
The Amazon River
The Nile River
The Mississippi River
46
Which of the following was not written by Australian bush poet and writer, Banjo Patterson?
The Man From Snowy River
The Fatal Shore
Clancy of the Overflow
Waltzing Matilda
47
During digestion, into what do all carbohydrates other than fiber break down?
Sugar
Fat
Iron
Protein
48
Which of the following animals is not native to Australia?
Dingo
Red Fox
Magpie
Monitor Lizards
49
What band is this?
Deep Purple
AC/DC
Led Zepellin
Van Halen
50
Which of these mountains is the shortest?
Mount Fuji
K2
Mount Everest
Mount Kilimanjaro
51
Which Australian swimmer was not part of the 4x100 Men's freestyle gold medal winning team?
Grant Hackett
Ashley Callus
Michael Klim
Ian Thorpe
52
A newborn kangaroo is approximately what size?
Tennis Ball
Lima Bean
Plum
Soccer Ball
53
Within cells, the Mitochondria are commonly known as what?
The traitor of the cell
The freeloader of the cell
The powerhouse of the cell
The timekeeper of the cell
54
AUSTRALIA: Which of the following native animals are on the Australian coat of arms?
Wombat and Koala
Kookaburra and Dingo
Platypus and Echidna
Emu and Kangaroo
55
TRUE or FALSE: In cricket, a batsman can get stumped on a 'No Ball.'
False
True
56
TRUE or FALSE: China and Japan have never actually physically invaded each other's land.
True
False
57
Which of the following events surrounding WWII happened last?
Germany Invades Russia
The Kokoda Trail
Pearl Harbour
Normandy Landing
58
Which artist's album cover is this?
Kanye West
The Bear in the Big Blue House
Eminem
Drake
59
What is 'hypertrophy?'
An increase in muscle endurance
An increase in muscle strength
An increase in muscle size
An increase in muscle flexibility
60
In relation to music CCR stands for what?
Can Create Raps
Call Centre Register
Country County Recovery
Creedence Clearwater Revival
61
What is the main function of white blood cells?
Spread nutrients
Transport oxygen around the body
Fight infectious disease
Transmit messages
62
In terms of fitness, the acronym HIIT stands for what?
High Intensity Interval Training
Heating Involving Ice Type
Having Immediate Impact Today
Hate It Is Teenagers
63
Which of the following is not written by Stephen King?
The Shining
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
IT
Rage
64
TRUE or FALSE: Sound travels faster in air than in water.
False
True
65
Which animals fingerprints are most similar to that of humans?
Gorillas
Chimpanzee
Tigers
Koalas
66
TRUE or FALSE: Bats are the only mammal capable of true flight.
True
False
67
Velocity and Acceleration are most relevant in which field of science?
Physics
Biology
Chemistry
Agrology
68
TRUE or FALSE: China has a higher population than India.
False
True
69
MUSIC: Which of the following artists has sold the least records/units?
Queen
The Beatles
Elvis Presley
Michael Jackson
70
When doing intense exercise what is the first energy system used?
Inbic System
Anaerobic System
Aerobic System
Antiaero System
71
When was Nelson Mandela released from prison?
1990
1985
2000
1995
72
What is the most densely populated suburb in Australia?
Melbourne CBD
Brisbane CBD
Adelaide CBD
Sydney CBD
73
The test used to determine Artificial Intelligence from humans is called the...
Turing Test
Title Test
Typing Test
Truman Test
74
What is the more common term for odontalgia?
Toothache
Blood Clot
Male Pattern Balding
Sun Burn
75
The novel "The Hobbit" by J. R. R. Tolkien, is centred around the hobbit named Bilbo what?
Boffin
Baggins
Brandybuck
Burrowes
76
Mukti Mission has some farmland for crops. How many acres is it?
15 acres
195 acres
125 acres
55 acres
77
World War I is also known as what?
The Great War
The Final War
The Best War
The Big War
78
In what decade did the original Happy Little Vegemite advertisement air?
1950s
1930s
1970s
1990s
79
HISTORY: The Bubonic Plague wiped out what percentage of Europe?
10%
35%
60%
85%
80
Who painted the Sistine Chapel?
Leonardo Da Vinci
Vincent Van Gogh
Michaelangelo
Jan van Eyck
81
GEOGRAPHY: Which continent contains the most countries in it?
South America
Europe
Asia
Africa
82
Citrus fruits are a great source of which vitamin?
Vitamin B1
Vitamin A
Vitamin C
Vitamin D
83
Where is the southernmost active volcano located?
New Zealand
Antarctica
Fiji
South Africa
84
What is the most populous city in the world?
Tokyo
Mumbai
Shanghai
Beijing
85
Which city located in the tea plantations of Sri Lanka, where Wings of Hope are working with families for development?
Hatton
Colombo
Jaffna
Kandy
86
What is the name of the following artist?
Claude Monet
Gustav Klimt
Salvador Dali
Pedro Sanchez
87
The Australian Diamonds compete in which sport?
Rugby League
Hockey
Basketball
Netball
88
Which ocean resides off the west coast of Australia?
Pacific Ocean
Arctic Ocean
Indian Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
89
Which of the following health issues is not a potential symptom of Covid?
Vomiting
Loss of taste
Fever
Blurry Vision
90
Which Olympian has won the most gold medals ever?
Cathy Freeman
Dawn Fraser
Usain Bolt
Michael Phelps
91
Thomas Edison is credited with inventing Alternating Current (AC.) Who is credited with pioneering Direct Current (DC?)
Stephen Hawking
Alexander Graham Bell
Nikola Tesla
Alfred Nobel
92
On the periodic table, what does the symbol 'C' stand for?
Carbon
Chlorine
Copper
Cobalt
93
What is the only remaining tennis Grand Slam to not have a 5th set tiebreaker to decide a winner at any point?
Roland Garros
US Open
Wimbledon
Australian Open
94
Where is the main centre of Pandita Ramabai Mukti Mission in India located?
Kedgaon
Hyderabad
Bangalore
Daund
95
Tasmania used to be named what?
South Australia
Van Diemen's Land
New Holland
New New Zealand
96
Which of the following wars was the last to conclude?
Vietnam War
Korean War
Gulf War
Algerian War
97
Which element gained notoriety from poisoning the waters around Japan?
Gold
Arsnic
Copper
Mercury
98
What is the name of the Wings of Hope women’s support program?
Stand Tall
Shine
Supported
Silver Linings
99
"I know not all that may be coming, but be it what it will, I'll go to it laughing." is a quote from what famous novel?
Moby-Dick or, the Whale
To Kill a Mockingbird
Treasure Island
The Great Gatsby
100
According to the World Health Organisation, which is not one of the 3 aspects to make up someone's 'health?'
Mental wellbeing
Social wellbeing
Emotional wellbeing
Physical wellbeing

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Questions 100

Answers

1
A lions roar can be heard from approximately how far away?
750m
75m
1.75km
7.5km
2
Which composer suffered hearing problems from the age of 26 and was almost completely deaf by the age of 44?
Verdi
Beethoven
Bach
Mozart
3
Which of the following served as Australian Prime Minister for a longer amount of time?
Harold Holt
Edward Barton
Bob Hawke
John Howard
4
Who is the famous physicist that created the "Laws of Motion?"
Galileo
Isaac Newton
Albert Einstein
Sigmund Freud
5
What year did Pandita Ramabai start Mukti Mission in India?
1955
1889
1850
1903
6
In the 2015 Cricket World Cup Final, who famously bowled McCullum out in the opening over of the match?
Josh Hazelwood
Mitch Johnson
Pat Cummins
Mitch Starc
7
A group of crows is called a...
Robbery
Pack
Murder
Flock
8
Historically, which of the following religions have nothing to do with Jerusalem?
Christianity
Islam
Hinduism
Judaism
9
Sir Bradman fell just short of averaging 100 at the end of his career. How many runs did he score in his final innings?
0
6
1
2
10
Who wrote the famous hymn Amazing Grace?
William Crowper
John Newton
William Walker
Gilbert Chase
11
Which sport is Mukti Australia supporting as a project at Wings of Hope in Sri Lanka?
Soccer
Hockey
Volleyball
Cricket
12
What year did Mukti Australia first partner with Wings of Hope in Sri Lanka?
1996
2016
1986
2006
13
Which Melbourne suburb is the Mukti Australia main office located in?
Broadmeadows
Boronia
Beaumorris
Bayswater
14
What is the closest planet to the sun?
Mercury
Jupiter
Venus
Mars
15
Pax Romana is one of the most significant periods in history. What was it?
A period of great plagues within the Roman Empire
A period of far conquest from the Roman Empire
A period of relative peace within the Roman Empire
A period of extreme poverty within the Roman Empire
16
Which of the following countries has only land borders?
Namibia
Mongolia
Poland
Brazil
17
Which current state was Ned Kelly born in?
Queensland
South Australia
New South Wales
Victoria
18
Which of the following artists is not from the UK?
The Rolling Stones
Pink Floyd
Elton John
Bruce Springsteen
19
Who was captain of the Socceroos during the 2006 FIFA World Cup?
John Aloisi
Mark Viduka
Tim Cahill
Harry Kewell
20
TRUE or FALSE:In 1902, Australia became the only country in the world, where women could both vote and stand for office.
False
True
21
In what year did Australia II win the America's Cup breaking a 100+ year streak of Americans winning?
1988
1993
1978
1983
22
Which Shakespeare character does not take their own life?
Lady Macbeth
Romeo
Juliet
Macbeth
23
SPORT: Australia was famously defeated in extra time by which team in the 2003 Rugby World Cup final?
New Zealand
South Africa
France
England
24
According to some studies, it is believed which of the following animals, does not sleep?
Hummingbirds
Cows
Meerkats
Bullfrogs
25
TRUE or FALSE: Conscription was enforced for WWI but not WWII in Australia.
False
True
26
Which of the following players has never won a Brownlow Medal?
Tom Mitchell
Scott Pendlebury
Dustin Martin
Nat Fyfe
27
TRUE or FALSE: Ray Charles was blind and Stevie Wonder was deaf.
False
True
28
What is the local language spoken at Pandita Ramabai Mukti Mission in India?
English
Marathi
Hindi
Telegu
29
What type of animal is a Mandrill?
House Cat
Monkey
Bug
Antelope
30
ANIMALS: What animal has the longest lifespan?
Blue Whale
Elephant
Orangutan
Giant Tortoise
31
TRUE or FALSE: The following was painted by Pablo Picasso.
False
True
32
Before the capital city of Australia became Canberra, what was it?
Perth
Melbourne
Brisbane
Sydney
33
How many paintings did Vincent Van Gogh sell during his lifetime?
10
123
59
1
34
HEALTH and FITNESS: What does the body release during exercise?
Endorphins
Human Growth Hormone
Prolactin
Melatonin
35
TRUE or FALSE: A wolf can smell its prey from 2.5km away.
False
True
36
Which of these "...lands" is furthest north?
Scotland
Poland
Ireland
Finland
37
Australia was federated in which year?
1888
1901
1788
1801
38
Which of the following 'eras' or 'ages' happened first?
The Bronze Age
The Elizabethan Era
Byzantine Era
Golden Age of Piracy
39
How much does it cost to sponsor a child per month through Mukti Australia?
We don't offer sponsorship
$60
$40
$10
40
SCIENCE: The 19 in Covid-19 stands for what?
The 19 molecules that make up the virus
The rating the WHO gives it out of 25 on their danger scale
The 19th coronavirus to ever be recognised by the WHO
The year in which it was discovered
41
"Hallelujah" is one of the most covered songs of all time. Who wrote it originally?
John Cale
Jeff Buckley
Leonard Cohen
Pentatonix
42
Which of the following musicians is not a member of the infamous '27 Club?'
Amy Winehouse
Freddie Mercury
Jim Morrison
Jimi Hendrix
43
The first novel released in C.S. Lewis' iconic fantasy series is?
The Fellowship of the Ring
A Song of Ice and Fire
The Philosopher's Stone
The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe
44
LITERATURE + ART: In George Orwell's novel, 1984, which of the following is not a term from the language 'newspeak?'
verybad
doublethink
thinkpol
doubleplusgood
45
What is the widest river in the world?
The Murray River
The Amazon River
The Nile River
The Mississippi River
46
Which of the following was not written by Australian bush poet and writer, Banjo Patterson?
The Man From Snowy River
The Fatal Shore
Clancy of the Overflow
Waltzing Matilda
47
During digestion, into what do all carbohydrates other than fiber break down?
Sugar
Fat
Iron
Protein
48
Which of the following animals is not native to Australia?
Dingo
Red Fox
Magpie
Monitor Lizards
49
What band is this?
Deep Purple
AC/DC
Led Zepellin
Van Halen
50
Which of these mountains is the shortest?
Mount Fuji
K2
Mount Everest
Mount Kilimanjaro
51
Which Australian swimmer was not part of the 4x100 Men's freestyle gold medal winning team?
Grant Hackett
Ashley Callus
Michael Klim
Ian Thorpe
52
A newborn kangaroo is approximately what size?
Tennis Ball
Lima Bean
Plum
Soccer Ball
53
Within cells, the Mitochondria are commonly known as what?
The traitor of the cell
The freeloader of the cell
The powerhouse of the cell
The timekeeper of the cell
54
AUSTRALIA: Which of the following native animals are on the Australian coat of arms?
Wombat and Koala
Kookaburra and Dingo
Platypus and Echidna
Emu and Kangaroo
55
TRUE or FALSE: In cricket, a batsman can get stumped on a 'No Ball.'
False
True
56
TRUE or FALSE: China and Japan have never actually physically invaded each other's land.
True
False
57
Which of the following events surrounding WWII happened last?
Germany Invades Russia
The Kokoda Trail
Pearl Harbour
Normandy Landing
58
Which artist's album cover is this?
Kanye West
The Bear in the Big Blue House
Eminem
Drake
59
What is 'hypertrophy?'
An increase in muscle endurance
An increase in muscle strength
An increase in muscle size
An increase in muscle flexibility
60
In relation to music CCR stands for what?
Can Create Raps
Call Centre Register
Country County Recovery
Creedence Clearwater Revival
61
What is the main function of white blood cells?
Spread nutrients
Transport oxygen around the body
Fight infectious disease
Transmit messages
62
In terms of fitness, the acronym HIIT stands for what?
High Intensity Interval Training
Heating Involving Ice Type
Having Immediate Impact Today
Hate It Is Teenagers
63
Which of the following is not written by Stephen King?
The Shining
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
IT
Rage
64
TRUE or FALSE: Sound travels faster in air than in water.
False
True
65
Which animals fingerprints are most similar to that of humans?
Gorillas
Chimpanzee
Tigers
Koalas
66
TRUE or FALSE: Bats are the only mammal capable of true flight.
True
False
67
Velocity and Acceleration are most relevant in which field of science?
Physics
Biology
Chemistry
Agrology
68
TRUE or FALSE: China has a higher population than India.
False
True
69
MUSIC: Which of the following artists has sold the least records/units?
Queen
The Beatles
Elvis Presley
Michael Jackson
70
When doing intense exercise what is the first energy system used?
Inbic System
Anaerobic System
Aerobic System
Antiaero System
71
When was Nelson Mandela released from prison?
1990
1985
2000
1995
72
What is the most densely populated suburb in Australia?
Melbourne CBD
Brisbane CBD
Adelaide CBD
Sydney CBD
73
The test used to determine Artificial Intelligence from humans is called the...
Turing Test
Title Test
Typing Test
Truman Test
74
What is the more common term for odontalgia?
Toothache
Blood Clot
Male Pattern Balding
Sun Burn
75
The novel "The Hobbit" by J. R. R. Tolkien, is centred around the hobbit named Bilbo what?
Boffin
Baggins
Brandybuck
Burrowes
76
Mukti Mission has some farmland for crops. How many acres is it?
15 acres
195 acres
125 acres
55 acres
77
World War I is also known as what?
The Great War
The Final War
The Best War
The Big War
78
In what decade did the original Happy Little Vegemite advertisement air?
1950s
1930s
1970s
1990s
79
HISTORY: The Bubonic Plague wiped out what percentage of Europe?
10%
35%
60%
85%
80
Who painted the Sistine Chapel?
Leonardo Da Vinci
Vincent Van Gogh
Michaelangelo
Jan van Eyck
81
GEOGRAPHY: Which continent contains the most countries in it?
South America
Europe
Asia
Africa
82
Citrus fruits are a great source of which vitamin?
Vitamin B1
Vitamin A
Vitamin C
Vitamin D
83
Where is the southernmost active volcano located?
New Zealand
Antarctica
Fiji
South Africa
84
What is the most populous city in the world?
Tokyo
Mumbai
Shanghai
Beijing
85
Which city located in the tea plantations of Sri Lanka, where Wings of Hope are working with families for development?
Hatton
Colombo
Jaffna
Kandy
86
What is the name of the following artist?
Claude Monet
Gustav Klimt
Salvador Dali
Pedro Sanchez
87
The Australian Diamonds compete in which sport?
Rugby League
Hockey
Basketball
Netball
88
Which ocean resides off the west coast of Australia?
Pacific Ocean
Arctic Ocean
Indian Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
89
Which of the following health issues is not a potential symptom of Covid?
Vomiting
Loss of taste
Fever
Blurry Vision
90
Which Olympian has won the most gold medals ever?
Cathy Freeman
Dawn Fraser
Usain Bolt
Michael Phelps
91
Thomas Edison is credited with inventing Alternating Current (AC.) Who is credited with pioneering Direct Current (DC?)
Stephen Hawking
Alexander Graham Bell
Nikola Tesla
Alfred Nobel
92
On the periodic table, what does the symbol 'C' stand for?
Carbon
Chlorine
Copper
Cobalt
93
What is the only remaining tennis Grand Slam to not have a 5th set tiebreaker to decide a winner at any point?
Roland Garros
US Open
Wimbledon
Australian Open
94
Where is the main centre of Pandita Ramabai Mukti Mission in India located?
Kedgaon
Hyderabad
Bangalore
Daund
95
Tasmania used to be named what?
South Australia
Van Diemen's Land
New Holland
New New Zealand
96
Which of the following wars was the last to conclude?
Vietnam War
Korean War
Gulf War
Algerian War
97
Which element gained notoriety from poisoning the waters around Japan?
Gold
Arsnic
Copper
Mercury
98
What is the name of the Wings of Hope women’s support program?
Stand Tall
Shine
Supported
Silver Linings
99
"I know not all that may be coming, but be it what it will, I'll go to it laughing." is a quote from what famous novel?
Moby-Dick or, the Whale
To Kill a Mockingbird
Treasure Island
The Great Gatsby
100
According to the World Health Organisation, which is not one of the 3 aspects to make up someone's 'health?'
Mental wellbeing
Social wellbeing
Emotional wellbeing
Physical wellbeing