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1
What country is to the south of Belgium?
Luxembourg
France
Netherlands
Germany
2
What is 19 divided into 2, multiplied by three, minus nineteen, times two?
68
9.5
19
49
3
The straight black lines are NOT parallel
True
False
4
King Henry III had a pet polar bear that he kept on a leash in the Tower of London
False
True
5
Why did Benjamin Hornigold attack a ship...
Because they called him a "silly fop"
Because they witnessed him wearing a dress
To replace his crew's hats
To upgrade his ship
6
The orange circle is the same size
False
True
7
Maths: Which of these is the largest known number?
gram
googolplex
googol
∞
8
Which King of Belgium was held prisoner by Germany during World War II?
Leopold III
Leopold II
Badouin
Albert II
9
Maths: What is a 'googol'?
a 1 followed by 1 lakh zeros
a 1 followed by hundred zeros
a 1 followed by ten thousand zeros
a 1 followed by thousand zeros
10
Who was the most successful pirate leader of all time? (commanding 1800 ships and 200,000 pirates)
Jean Luc Pickard
Bluebeard
Ching Shih
Blackbeard
11
Where would you find the Sea of Tranquility?
The Moon
Peru
London
The Amazon
12
These pieces are the same size
True
False
13
These boxes are the same colour
True
False
14
Which of these is true...
The pope put up a reward worth £500,000 for the capture of a famous Pirate
The Vatican City wall was built to keep pirates out
The Vatican City was once a home to a fearsome band of pirates
The pope was captured by a group of Spanish pirates
15
What does 'D' represent in the Roman numeral system?
50
1,000
500
100
16
In 1990 Belgian king Baudouin was dethroned for 36 hrs. He was against the ____ law, he was made king once it was signed
Immigration
Euphanasia
Abortion
Tax
17
Maths: There are only 2 numbers that are twice the sum of their individual digits; one is zero (0). What is the other?
40
18
27
45
18
Why did Jeanne de Clisson become a pirate in the 1300s?
She couldn't afford to send her son to school
She wanted revenge for her husbands beheading
She was bored and in need of adventure
She was captured when out on a fishing boat
19
The world's biggest island?
Great Britain
Greenland
Borneo
New Guinea
20
Belgium: What is the official language of Wallonia?
German
Dutch
Flemish
French
21
Where is the world's largest chocolate selling point?
Antwerp
Bruges
Brussels International Airport
Mechelen
22
What happened surrounding King Henry VIII death?
His body was lost and a horse's body replaced his in his coffin
He was pronounced dead but was actually asleep
By the time he died he did not fit in his coffin so they put two together
He exploded in his coffin, and his remains were licked up by a dog
23
Queen Elizabeth II is distantly related to Vlad the Impaler, the infamous Romanian ruler who made Dracula famous
False
True
24
What is the world's diamond capitol?
Bruges
Johannesburg
Ghent
Antwerp
25
Why did Stede Bonnet "The Gentleman Pirate" become a pirate?
To romance a beautiful female pirate
To get away from his nagging wife
To teach the British Navy some manners
To become rich and famous
26
Why did pirates pierce their ears?
To improve their eyesight and ward off ill health
To intimidate their enemies
To keep some treasure with them at all times
To demonstrate their rank in the gang
27
Riddle: I am an odd number. Take away one letter and I become even. What number am I?
3
7
11
9
28
What word goes before vest, beans and quartet?
White
String
Green
Wire
29
The colours are different
True
False
30
Medieval football often led to injuries and death, in fact 40 men...
led a charge on a local team's castle
broke their legs kicking rocks
were beheaded by a king who believed they had cheated
drowned during the game, chasing the ball into the sea
31
What is 157802 in words?
One hundred and fifty-seven thousand, two hundred and eight
Fifteen thousand, seventy-eight hundred and two
One hundred thousand, fifty seven thousand, eight hundred and two
One hundred, fifty-seven, eight hundred and two thousand
32
Pirates rarely plundered gold, silver or jewels... they were more interested in bolts of cloth, spices and sugar...
False
True
