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Which of the deadly seven sins is also the collective name for a group of lions? |
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How many sides does a quadrilateral have? |
3 |
The British Open in golf starts today. Assuming there is not a tie breaker or play off, how many holes will the winner have played? |
4 |
Four people in the news over the past week for differing reasons, name the four people |
5 |
In World War 2, particularly in August of 1945, what were Little Boy and Fat Man? |
6 |
Name any of the five largest Islands in Greece, except Crete. |
7 |
Which naturalist and explorer presented a paper to the Linnean society in London, on his theory on the evolution of species and natural selection in 1838? |
8 |
Name these six countries, all located in the Persian Gulf |
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Since 1950 there has been an annual deep sea fishing tournament in Cuba named after which author? |
10 |
Name any country in the world that has an active volcano that has had an explosive eruption since January 1st, 2000. Write down only one answer. List according to the Smithsonian Volcano Project Correct answer gets you one point, an answer that less than 40 said gets you 2 points, less than ten gets you 3 points. If you mention one of the nine answers nobody got you will get four points. |
11 |
New Wave marked the introduction and the popularity of syntheissers.Here are four of the pioneers of New Wave music. Name the four groups!
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12 |
The name of which former infamous prison (There are suggestions it might reopen) is also the Portuguese for a pelikan? |
13 |
Published in 1983 and written by Terry Pratchett, The Colour of Magic was the first book of 48 set in what fictional world? |
14 |
Name these six famous people from history from the information offered in these six images |
15 |
The element on the Periodic Table that has the highest Atomic number is Oganesson (Og), what number is it? |
16 |
Name any of the Galilean moons of Jupiter (moons discovered by Galileo), except Ganymede |
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With a population of around 3..8 million people,what is the most populated city on Route 66 in the USA |
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Identify these four languages |
19 |
In the 1939 movie The Wizard of Oz, The Tin Man was travelling to Oz to ask the wizard for what? |
20 |
One of the most famous illusionists of all time is Hungarian born Houdini, what was his first name? |
21 |
Who has had more UK number ones on the official UK charts, Roxette or Avicii? |
22 |
Listen to these three song clips, they are collaborations , each featuring two artists. In each clip, name both of the artists. |
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Pride |
2 |
Four |
3 |
72 |
4 |
a) Bonnie Tyler b) Sam Neill c) Linda Noskova d) Prince Harry |
5 |
Atomic Bombs |
6 |
Evia, Lesbos, Rhodes or Chios |
7 |
Charles Darwin |
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a) Iran b) Saudi Arabia c) Qatar d) United Rab Emirates e) Kuwait f) Oman |
9 |
Ernest Hemingway |
10 |
1 Point Chile, Ecuador, Bolivia, Honduras, Iceland, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, New Zealand, USA, Philippines, 2 Points Argentina, Colombia, Costa Rica, Peru, Greece, Papua New Guinea , Nicaragua, Mexico 3 Points Russia, Turkey, Greece 4 Points France, Vanuatu, DR Congo, Tanzania, India, Tonga, Guatemala, Ethiopia, El Salvador, |
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a) Blondie b) Duran Duran ‘c) Talking Heads d) Depechemode |
12 |
Alcatraz |
13 |
The Discworld |
14 |
a) John F. Kennedy b) Adolf Hitler c) Freddie Mercury d) Princess Diana e) Jodef Stalin f) Marie curie |
15 |
118 |
16 |
Calisto, Io, Europa |
17 |
Los Angeles |
18 |
a) Danish b) Korean c) Hungarian f) Icelandic |
19 |
A heart |
20 |
Harry (AA Erich (Weisz)) |
21 |
Avicii (Avicii had two, Roxette had none) |
22 |
a/b) Jay Z & Alicia Keys c/d) Queen & David Bowie e/f Wyclef Jean & Avicii |
