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What is the only country to border both Spain and France? |
2 |
What credit card is known as an “AmEx” card? |
3 |
Traditionally, a gangplank is used to board what kind of transport? |
4 |
Name the four cities where you can go to see the original versions of each of these statues |
5 |
Name any one of the five globally standardised menu items at McDonalds, except the Big Mac |
6 |
Mount Everest sits on the border between China and which other country? |
7 |
J K Rowling is one of the most famous author in the world today, what does the letter J or K stand for? |
8 |
Name these six countries from their very partial country outlines |
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What kind of tree produces coconuts? |
10 |
Name any one movie with a soundtrack composed by Hans Zimmer that has won an Oscar in any category |
11 |
What species of Alien are these four fictional characters from television and movies. |
12 |
With the exception of Greenland, with three people for every square kilometre, what is the least densely populated country in the world? |
13 |
The defense/liberation of what country was the subject of the 1991 gulf war? |
14 |
Name the six people from their cartographic birth and death information |
15 |
Since the year 1900 four US presidents have died in office. Name any one of them, EXCEPT John F. Kennedy |
16 |
At around 1500m above sea level, the Imperial city of Cuzco or Cusco, today a UNESCO World heritage site was the capital of which empire from the early 1300’s to 1532? |
17 |
In which South American country would you find New Amsterdam? |
18 |
Name these four computer games from their logos |
19 |
What “horrific creature” chases Ichabod Crane in “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow”? |
20 |
In September 2006, who released their second studio album titled B’Day? It won Best Contemporary R&B Album at the 49th Annual Grammy Awards (2007), and a 20th anniversary edition was released this year. |
21 |
The Vatican is a member of the European Union, yes or no? |
22 |
Six massive hits from the sixties, name the six songs |
1 |
Andorra |
2 |
American Express |
3 |
A boat/ship etc |
4 |
a) Florence b) Paris c) Helsingor d) New York |
5 |
Hamburger, Cheeseburger, Mc Nuggets, filet o fish |
6 |
Nepal |
7 |
Joanne Kathleen |
8 |
a) Estonia b) Germany c) Austria d) Belarus e) Czechia f) Ireland |
9 |
Palm Tree |
10 |
1 Point |
11 |
a) Wookie b) daleks c) Little Green Men (Pizza Planet Aliens) d) Predator or The Yautja or the Hunter |
12 |
Mongolia |
13 |
Kuwait |
14 |
a) Marilyn Monroe b) Elvis Presley c) Queen Victoria d) John lennon e) Saddam Hussein f) Martin Luther King |
15 |
William McKinlay Warren Harding Franklin D Roosevelt |
16 |
Inca Empire |
17 |
Suriname |
18 |
a) Minecraft b) Mortal Kombat c) Portal d) Fortnite |
19 |
Headless Hprseman |
20 |
Beyoncé |
21 |
No The EU constitution forbids theocracies from joining |
22 |
a) Wonderful World b) I Got You Babe c) Happy Together d) Space Oddity e) Born to be Wild f) Fortunate Son
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