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The Sunday April Quiz
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1
How many spots does a cheetah have?
Between 1,000 and 2,000
Between 2,000 and 3,000
Between 100 and 300
Between 300 and 700
2
Johnny Cash released an album in 1965 called Orange Blossom what?
Shine
Special
Sunshine
Season
3
How many piers has Brighton had?
1
2
4
3
4
How many UK N°1 hit singles did S Club 7 have?
7
0
4
2
5
13th April 1570 is said to be Guy Fawkes' birthday. But where was he born?
Stonegate, York
Queen Street, Nottingham
Walcot Street, Bath
Charing Cross, London
6
The UK is home to the world's longest pleasure pier (1.34 miles long). Where is it?
Southport
Southampton
Southend
Southwold
7
Though it originated in China, which fruit was named for Persia, where Europeans first encountered it?
Plantain
Peach
Papaya
Pineapple
8
Which member of S Club 7 's fun of guest appearances on Casualty started with her beating Noel up?
Tina Barrett
Hannah Spearritt
Jo O'Meara
Rachel Stevens
9
What has Sainsbury's started sellin in vacuum packs, leading to customer complaints because it ruins the texture?
Organic carrots
Minced beef
Lettuce
Stilton cheese
10
Where does the mayor, who may sue Open AI due to ChatGBTs false claims he had served time in prison for bribery, live?
Antrim and Newtownabbey, Borough, Northern Ireland
Wimberley, Texas
Hepburn Shire, Australia
Moissac, France
11
Which of these cities in the US is furthest north?
Memphis
Albequerque
Atlanta
Denver
12
Who is the new director of GCHQ, the UK's intelligence, cyber and security agency?
Anne Keast-Butler
Sophia McCall
Winifred Bambera
Eliza-May Austin
13
Which of these foods was created in the 1930s to help establish a national identity?
Scotch egg
Danish pastry
French toast
Pad thai
14
What is a group of frogs called?
A thunder
A knot
A skein
A Bloat
15
Cornicione is the technical term for which part of the pizza?
Topping
Sauce
Base
Crust
16
Which animal breastfeeds for up to 8 years?
Giraffe
Elephant
Orangutan
Seal
17
How many European capitals does the Danube flow through?
4
3
2
1
18
Ian Bairnson was the guitarist who played the solo on Kate Bush's Wuthering Heights, was also in which band?
Bad Company
Pilot
Sparks
Sailor
19
Barezek, a sesame and pistachio biscuit, comes from which country?
Denmark
Syria
Greece
Turkey
20
Where is the oldest tree in the world?
In Almaty, Kazakhstan
In California, US
In the Amazon rainforest
In the Brecon Beacons in Wales
21
What is the traditional Christmas cake in Romania?
Smetannik
Bankucha
Nevsky pirog
Cozonac
22
In Casualty, who was involved in the terrorist attack at Holby market square and almost died?
Dylan
Rash
Charlie
Ethan
23
Andrew Carnegie, who made his fortune leading the expansion of the steel industry, was born in which Scottish town?
Greenock
Inverness
Dunfermline
Edinburgh
24
Which monarch had the Brighton pavillion built?
Elizabeth I
Victoria
George IV
George III
25
Who won the 2023 US Masters golf tournament, in Augusta, Georgia?
Gordon Tipple
Roger Delgado
Charles Martinet
Jon Rahm
26
What is the probability if getting two heads if you toss three coins simultaneously?
7/8
2/8
5/8
3/8
27
How much did a biscuit saved from the Titanic sell for at auction in 2001?
£3,525
£4,775
£5,500
£2,355
28
About 1 in 5 South Koreans have a seperate fridge to store and ferment which food?
Sashimi
Injera
Kimchi
Pho
29
In Casualty, who did David marry?
Robin
Archie
Duffy
Rosa
30
What is the name of the electric railway which runs a short distance along the Brighton seafront?
Bluebell
Smitt
Volks
Brighty