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Which animal best fits the description of a “polka-dot canine”?
Leopard
Tiger
Dalmatian
Appaloosa
2
History: Which of these was NOT a beach sector in the 1944 Allied invasion of Normandy?
Utah
Omaha
Firestar
Juno
3
Can you pick the correct Spanish word for the English clue? Father
Porte
Poco
Pobre
Padre
4
Can you pick the correct Spanish word for the clue in English? Patient
Pagina
Paciente
Playa
Perro
5
What does Paul say people will turn their ears away from?
idk
The truth
marketplace ideas
Lies
6
Language: Identify the translation for this Latin phrase- in aqua sanitas
invictus manes
in aqua sanitas
lex talionis
7
Who chased Moby Dick?
Captain Cruch
Captain Jack Sparrow
Captain Ahab
Captain Hook
8
Literature: Mark Twain wrote about which of these characters?
Dennis the Menace
Red Riding Hood
Little Boy Blue
Tom Sawyer
9
General Knowledge: What is unusual about Amish dolls?
The only operate on electricity
They all have beards
They don’t have faces
They all come with buggies
10
Who composed the “Blue Danube”
Ludwig Straus
Richard Strauss
Johann Strauss II
Oscar Straus
11
Animals: Which of these insects is actually a beetle?
Ladybug
sowbug
Pillbug
Bedbug
12
History: Which state in the USA, whose capital is Annopolis, was the 7th state to be admitted to the Union?
Massachusetts
Kansas
Michigan
Maryland
13
What is Earth’s only sea with no land boundaries?
Red Sea
Sargasso Sea
Black Sea
Sea of Tranquility
14
Literature: Who was the main character in J.D Salinger’s “Catcher in the Rye”?
Holden Caulfield
Huckleberry Finn
Bart Simpson
Clark Kent
15
How fast can a roadrunner run?
15mph
30mph
20mph
43mph
16
To print a document on a PC running Windows, you can hold down the following two keys:
Alt + P
Ctrl+P
Shift + PrintScreen
CapsLock + Esc
17
Music/Movies: Who discovered the Beatles in 1961?
Berry Gordy
Brian Epstein
Phil Spector
Col. Tom Parker
18
History: Which war was originally known as “The Great War”?
World War 2
100 years war
Civil War
World War 1
19
Let’s do physics on the playground? What kind of simple machine is a seesaw?
A pulley
An inclined plane
A lever
A screw
20
According to the title of a 2009 animated film, the weather prediction was cloudy with a chance of which food item?
Hotdogs
Hamburgers
Meatballs
Pizzas
21
What is the water-filled ditch around a castle called?
moat
water ditch
puddle
I don’t know
22
The wise men greeted baby Jesus with gifts. The first was gold, but what were the other two?
Silver and a crown
Frankincense and myrrh
Frankincense and silver
Silver and myrrh
23
The atomic number for lithium is 17?
False
True
24
Which classic blonde actress, who also sang about birthdays and diamonds, never won an Academy Award?
Meg Ryan
Marilyn Monroe
Michelle Pfeiffer
Jane Fonda
25
Bible: What is the first book of the Bible?
Gospel of the Gentiles
Galatians
1 Gorinthians
Genesis
26
Science: The World Health Organization certified the eradication of a virus in 1979. Which one?
Anthrax
Smallpox
Spanish flu
Ebola
27
What is the longest bone in the human body?
Fibula
Tibia
Ulna
Femur
28
Can you match the Latin to its English phrase? Laws without morals are vain.
lex talionis
ignis aurum probat
leges sine moribus vanae
29
Begins and ends with ‘C’: relating to the historic doctrine and practice of the Western Church
Catholic
COSMIC
Don’t know
Cynic
30
Humanities: What is the name of the goblin-run bank in J.K Rowling’s “Harry Potter” novels?
Hogwarts
Ollivanders
The Wizard Bank
Gringotts
31
Starts and Ends with H: to clear the throat noisily; or to grumpily express dissatisfaction.
I have no idea
harrumph
hiccough
hearth
32
How old was Scotland’s national poet, Robbie Burns, when he died?
77
37
97
57
33
Geography: What country is the Galápagos Islands from?
Chile
Bolivia
Ecuador
Guyana