Mukti Trivia Night

World War I is also known as what?

What is the only remaining tennis Grand Slam to not have a 5th set tiebreaker to decide a winner at any point?

What is the more common term for odontalgia?

TRUE or FALSE: The following was painted by Pablo Picasso.

GEOGRAPHY: Which continent contains the most countries in it?

According to some studies, it is believed which of the following animals, does not sleep?

Which of the following is not written by Stephen King?

Which of the following health issues is not a potential symptom of Covid?

The test used to determine Artificial Intelligence from humans is called the...

According to the World Health Organisation, which is not one of the 3 aspects to make up someone's 'health?'

What year did Mukti Australia first partner with Wings of Hope in Sri Lanka?

A group of crows is called a...

HEALTH and FITNESS: What does the body release during exercise?

The novel "The Hobbit" by J. R. R. Tolkien, is centred around the hobbit named Bilbo what?

Who wrote the famous hymn Amazing Grace?

Who was captain of the Socceroos during the 2006 FIFA World Cup?

Which of the following events surrounding WWII happened last?

When doing intense exercise what is the first energy system used?

TRUE or FALSE: A wolf can smell its prey from 2.5km away.

On the periodic table, what does the symbol 'C' stand for?

Which of the following wars was the last to conclude?

Which Melbourne suburb is the Mukti Australia main office located in?

TRUE or FALSE:In 1902, Australia became the only country in the world, where women could both vote and stand for office.

Australia was federated in which year?

What type of animal is a Mandrill?

TRUE or FALSE: In cricket, a batsman can get stumped on a 'No Ball.'

Which city located in the tea plantations of Sri Lanka, where Wings of Hope are working with families for development?

Who is the famous physicist that created the "Laws of Motion?"

Thomas Edison is credited with inventing Alternating Current (AC.) Who is credited with pioneering Direct Current (DC?)

Which of these "...lands" is furthest north?

A lions roar can be heard from approximately how far away?

Before the capital city of Australia became Canberra, what was it?

Which of the following players has never won a Brownlow Medal?

"Hallelujah" is one of the most covered songs of all time. Who wrote it originally?

HISTORY: The Bubonic Plague wiped out what percentage of Europe?

LITERATURE + ART: In George Orwell's novel, 1984, which of the following is not a term from the language 'newspeak?'

How much does it cost to sponsor a child per month through Mukti Australia?

Which artist's album cover is this?

Velocity and Acceleration are most relevant in which field of science?

TRUE or FALSE: China has a higher population than India.

Within cells, the Mitochondria are commonly known as what?

How many paintings did Vincent Van Gogh sell during his lifetime?

What year did Pandita Ramabai start Mukti Mission in India?

Where is the main centre of Pandita Ramabai Mukti Mission in India located?

Which of the following was not written by Australian bush poet and writer, Banjo Patterson?

In terms of fitness, the acronym HIIT stands for what?

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

Which Australian swimmer was not part of the 4x100 Men's freestyle gold medal winning team?

What is the main function of white blood cells?

"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?

Which Shakespeare character does not take their own life?

What band is this?

Which of the following musicians is not a member of the infamous '27 Club?'

A newborn kangaroo is approximately what size?

Which current state was Ned Kelly born in?

In what year did Australia II win the America's Cup breaking a 100+ year streak of Americans winning?

TRUE or FALSE: Bats are the only mammal capable of true flight.

Which of these mountains is the shortest?

MUSIC: Which of the following artists has sold the least records/units?

TRUE or FALSE: Sound travels faster in air than in water.

Which of the following animals is not native to Australia?

What is 'hypertrophy?'

Which Olympian has won the most gold medals ever?

Which sport is Mukti Australia supporting as a project at Wings of Hope in Sri Lanka?

What is the local language spoken at Pandita Ramabai Mukti Mission in India?

What is the widest river in the world?

Mukti Mission has some farmland for crops.  How many acres is it?

During digestion, into what do all carbohydrates other than fiber break down?

Sir Bradman fell just short of averaging 100 at the end of his career. How many runs did he score in his final innings?

Which ocean resides off the west coast of Australia?

TRUE or FALSE: Conscription was enforced for WWI but not WWII in Australia.

Who painted the Sistine Chapel?

AUSTRALIA: Which of the following native animals are on the Australian coat of arms?

What is the most populous city in the world?

In relation to music CCR stands for what?

Which of the following served as Australian Prime Minister for a longer amount of time?

What is the most densely populated suburb in Australia?

Tasmania used to be named what?

Which of the following 'eras' or 'ages' happened first?

In the 2015 Cricket World Cup Final, who famously bowled McCullum out in the opening over of the match?

Which element gained notoriety from poisoning the waters around Japan?

Which composer suffered hearing problems from the age of 26 and was almost completely deaf by the age of 44?

ANIMALS: What animal has the longest lifespan?

Which of the following countries has only land borders?

Which animals fingerprints are most similar to that of humans?

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

What is the name of the Wings of Hope women’s support program?

When was Nelson Mandela released from prison?

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

Where is the southernmost active volcano located?

The Australian Diamonds compete in which sport?

Which of the following artists is not from the UK?

TRUE or FALSE: Ray Charles was blind and Stevie Wonder was deaf.

What is the name of the following artist?

SPORT: Australia was famously defeated in extra time by which team in the 2003 Rugby World Cup final?

Citrus fruits are a great source of which vitamin?

What is the closest planet to the sun?

Historically, which of the following religions have nothing to do with Jerusalem?

In what decade did the original Happy Little Vegemite advertisement air?

TRUE or FALSE: China and Japan have never actually physically invaded each other's land.