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1
Was Power Rangers banned in New Zealand in 2011?
True
False
2
In which country did Panama hats originate from?
Ecuador
Brazil
Panama
Argentina
3
Trivia Question:
Who wrote the songs for The Lion King?
Stevie Wonder
Celine Dion
Phil Collin
Elton John
4
Known as the 2CV, who makes me?
Auto Union
MG
Citroen
Fiat
5
Taumata whakatangi hangakoauau o tamatea turi pukakapiki maunga horo nuku pokai whenua kitanatahu has how many letters?
67
85
58
73
6
How many articles do we have on the help site?
58
120
40
92
7
Which country won the first-ever soccer World Cup in 1930?
Italy
Uruguay
France
Brazil
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Which one of these words is spelled correctly?
Hindrance
Embarassing
Defnitely
Coroborate
9
If, during a race you overtake the person in third place, what place are you in now?
Second
Third
First
Fourth
10
Where in the world is Sunny on holiday right now?
Rarotonga
Tahiti
Coromandel
Coolangatta
11
In which decade does the Netflix series
Stranger Things
take place?
2000s
70s
90s
80s
12
What colour are Black Boxes on commercial planes?
BLUE
ORANGE
GREEN
BLACK
13
What is Japanese sake made from?
Rice
Scratch
Canis Root
Agave
14
In
The Wizard of Oz,
the Tin Man wanted to see the Wizard about getting…
A WOF
A Heart
A dog
A Brain
15
What colour jersey is worn by the winners of each stage of the Tour De France?
Red
Yellow
Blue
Green
16
The 100 folds in a traditional chef's hat represent the 100 different ways there are to prepare an egg.
True
False
17
Where is the world's largest Desert?
Sahara
Switzerland
Gobi
Antartica
18
What is the 3rd element on the Periodic Table?
Hydrogen
Lithium
Helium
Boron
19
Which country came 4th in this years Olympics medal count?
Japan
ROC
Australia
Great Britain
20
Which famous F1 driver is pictured here?
Alain Prost
Mika Hakkinen
Nigel Mansell
Ayrton Senna