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On September 1st, 1939, what country was invaded by Germany? |
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In 1889 the first ever The Margarita Pizza was served at the restaurant Raffaelo Esposito in what Italian city? |
3 |
The book 20,000 Leagues under the Sea was written by whom? |
4 |
Name these four athletes from four different sports. |
5 |
Who was the last president of the USA to be president of the USA and a member of the Republican party before Donald Trump? |
6 |
The attacks on the world trade centre in September 11th, 2001, the annual festival of Mardi Gras and the regular presidential elections for President in the USA all happen on which day of the week? |
7 |
In terms of land area what is the smallest continent? |
8 |
Name the six cities in these three photographs |
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What animal can be found superimposed on the Matterhorn mountain on every box of Toblerone chocolate? |
10 |
100 people were given one hundred seconds to name as many songs released by the Beatles that reached number one in either the Swedish or British charts |
11 |
These four songs are in languages other than Swedish or English. Identify the four languages
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12 |
What science fiction novel and movies and TV series set on the planet Arrakis? |
13 |
Papua New Guinea shares a land border with only one other country, which one? |
14 |
Name these six movies, all directed by Stanley Kubrick |
15 |
Which monumental anti-war painting was finally brought from New York to Spain in 1981, after its creator had stipulated that it should return when democratic liberties had been restored? |
16 |
In 1953 Disney set up its own distribution company which distributed all Disney films until 2007. They gave it the same name as the street in Burbank, California it was located on. What two Spanish words was the name of the street with a nice view and the company? |
17 |
Added to the Oxford English Dictionary in 2019, which term describes people whose brains function differently from what is considered typical, including those with autism, ADHD or dyslexia, emphasising neurological differences rather than deficits? |
18 |
on the image we have four lists, each list is a region, minor city and river. Name the four European countries |
19 |
In fiction, which book published in 1837 is the titular character adopted by Mrs. Brownlow? |
20 |
How many countries share a land border with Poland? |
21 |
In Ireland which of these uses a larger percentage of electricity generated in the country, data centres or the combined total of every house in the state? |
22 |
Six songs that won best original song at the Oscars, name the six films they came from
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1 |
Poland |
2 |
Naples or Napoli |
3 |
Jules Vernes |
4 |
a) Travis Kelce b) Aitana Bonmati c) Venus Williams d) Max Verstappen |
5 |
George W. Bush |
6 |
Tuesday |
7 |
Australia |
8 |
a) Vancouver b) Hong Kong c) Venice d) Amsterdam e) London f) Berlin |
9 |
A Bear |
10 |
1 Point 2 Points 3 Points I Feel Fine, Ticket to Ride, Day Tripper, Paperback Writer 4 Points 5 Points Long Tall Sally, I Should Have Known Better, Rock and Roll Music, Hello, Goodbye, The Ballad of John and Yoko |
11 |
a) French b) German c) Japanese d) Hebrew |
12 |
Dune |
13 |
Indonesia |
14 |
a) Spartacus b) Full Metal Jacket c) Clockwork Orange d) Lolita e) Eyes Wide Shut f) Barry Lyndon |
15 |
Guernica |
16 |
Buena Vista |
17 |
Neurodivergent |
18 |
a) Ireland b) Finland c) Romania d) Belgium |
19 |
Oliver Twist |
20 |
Seven Germany, Czechia, Austria, Lithuania, Russia, Slovakia, Belarus |
21 |
Data Centres 25% v 18% |
22 |
a) The Song of the South Zippity Doo Da, 1947 b) Fame Fame, 1980 c) Barbie What Was I Made For, 2023 d) Lord of the Rings, The Return of the King e) KPop Demon Hunters Golden, 2025 f) Wonder Boys Things Have Changed, 2000 |
