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1
Which English city was once known as Duroliponte?
Carlisle
Edinburgh
Cambridge
Newcastle
2
In bowling, what are three consecutive strikes called?
A partridge
A turkey
A pigeon
An eagle
3
Who first began to organise elements based on their atomic mass?
Albert Einstein
Marie Curie
Louis Pasteur
Dimitri Mendeleev
4
How many Amendments does the US Constitution have?
25
26
29
27
5
Which of these countries was not part of The British Empire?
Australia
Canada
India
China
6
What is Joe Biden's middle name?
Robinette
Richard
Robin
Robert
7
Belgium, France, West Germany, Italy, Netherlands and which other country were the founding members of the European Unio
Romania
Luxembourg
Austria
Spain
8
Who wrote the play 'Waiting for Godot'?
Arthur Miller
Samuel Beckett
John Steinbeck
Oscar Wilde
9
Paul David Hewson is the real name of what famous rock musician?
David Bowie
Bryan Adams
Bono
Slash
10
The letterbox of 10 Downing Street in London has an inscription that reads ”First Lord of…” what?
The Commons
The Exchequer
The Treasury
The Executive
11
What is the Olympic sport in which athletes cross the finish line backwards?
Canoe Spring
Diving
Trampoline Gymnastics
Rowing
12
Where was Queen frontman Freddie Mercury born?
Tasmania
Tanzania
Tonga
Thailand
13
What is the capital of Indonesia?
Denpasar
Jakarta
Bali
Yolin
14
Who was the first US president to die while in office?
John Quincy Adams
Zachary Taylor
William Henry Harrison
Martin Van Buren
15
Which organ in the human body makes up about 2 per cent of a person’s weight?
The skin
The brain
The heart
The lungs
16
Isidor Straus died on the Titanic in 1912. Which business did he co-own?
John Lewis
Selfridges
Harrods
Macy's
17
What scientific law describes how the pressure of a gas tends to increase as the volume of the container decreases?
Faver's Law
Kepler's Law
Murphy's Law
Boyle's Law
18
Which historical British figure died on January 22, 1901?
Queen Elizabeth I
Queen Victoria
Caroline of Ansbach
Queen Mary
19
What is the spiciest chilli in the world?
The Carolina Reaper
The Pittsburgh Pepper
The Maryland Ghost
The Baltimore Blaster
20
Which gun is the weapon of choice for James Bond?
Soviet PKM
Benelli M2
The US Barrett M82
Walther PPK
21
Which two South American countries are landlocked?
Paraguay and Bolivia
French Guayana and Paraguay
Paraguay and Uruguay
Bolivia and Guayana
22
What year was Marmite invented?
1876
1929
1902
1899
23
Where in the human body would you find the medulla oblongata?
the brain
the abdomen
the foot
the hand
24
Which of the following is a requirement to be President of the United States?
at least 30 years old
at least 35 years old
at least 45 years old
at least 40 years old
25
Which planet has the most moons
Pluto
Jupiter
Saturn
Earth
26
Which Disney Princess has the least amount of screen time?
Cinderella
Sleeping beauty
Snow White
Tiana
27
In which country would you find Mount Sinai?
Egypt
Libya
Chad
Algeria
28
In Norse mythology, what is 'Yggdrasil'?
The underworld
A giant tree
A giant bird
The first Norse God
29
What does the word ‘blitz’ translate to in German?
Lightning
Flashing
Thunder
Raining
30
Who was the US President at the end of the Cold War
Bush
Kennedy
Washington
Obama
31
The Argentinosaurus was the biggest Dinosaur
True
False