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Barcelona lost their first game of the La Liga season at the weekend, who beat them? |
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The holiday of Halloween today is very much an American thing but halloween has been around for over 200 years, it was originally called samhain and has its origins in which modern dau country? |
3 |
How many rings make up the Audi car logo? |
4 |
Name these four AI chat clients |
5 |
What European mountain range provides a natural border between France and Spain, as well as encompassing Andorra? |
6 |
What human organ contains the anvil, the canal, and the drum? |
7 |
What is the most populated city in the EU that is not a capital city? |
8 |
Name these six actors, each of them played Dracula in films over the decades |
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Created in 1959 by Berry Gordy in Detroit, Michigan, under the name Tamla Records became part of another corporation one year later also created by Gordy. What record labels corporation was that? |
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100 people were given 100 seconds to name any country in the world that has a population over 100 million people. You should name any one of them. You can get up to five points depending on how obscure your correct answer is. There are 16 correct answers |
11 |
Name the four countries these are the anthems for.
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12 |
What titular TV location was located underneath the upscale seafood restaurant known as Melville’s? |
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JD Vance is the vice president of the USA. What does either the J or the D stand for? |
14 |
Name the brands these six logos represent |
15 |
The English language has got 26 letters in its alphabet, Swedish has 29, Tagalog has got 28. With seventy four, which Asian language has the most number of letters in its alphabet? Does not include languages that have characters rather than letters such as Chinese, Mandarin ot Japanese. |
16 |
The Darien Gap is the only break in what well known, 30,000 kilometer long highway? |
17 |
In October 2026, Harry Kane became the first English footballer in 25 years to win the Ballon d’Or. Which former Liverpool striker was the previous English winner, having received the award in 2001? |
18 |
Name these four dictators from the twentieth century |
19 |
Donald Trump, the orange one, is the 47th president of the USA (current term), who was the sixteenth? |
20 |
What is the only capital city whose name in English starts with the letter I? |
21 |
Who said it, the Dalai Lama or Charles Manson? Generally speaking, if a human being never shows anger, then I think something’s wrong. He’s not right in the brain. |
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it’s Halloween, here are six songs where one word in the title is also a common phobia. Name the six songs
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Real Madrid |
2 |
Ireland |
3 |
Four |
4 |
a) Chat GPT b) Gemini c) Claude d) Copilot |
5 |
The Pyreneese |
6 |
The ear |
7 |
Hamburg |
8 |
a) Bela Lugosi b) Christopher Lee c) Gary Oldman d) Leslie Nielsen e) Gerard Butler f) Nicolas Cage |
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Motown |
10 |
1 Point India, China, USA, Brazil, Pakistan, 2 Points Indonesia, Indonesia, Japan 3.Points Bangladesh, Nigeria, The Philippines, 4 Points ,Russia, Ethiopia, Mexico, Egypt, Democraric Republic of the Congo 5 Points Vietnam |
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a) Denmark b) Israel c) Japan d) Rep. Of Ireland |
12 |
Cheers |
13 |
James or David |
14 |
a) Pringles b) Goodyear c) Bacardi d) BP e) Xerox f) Lacoste |
15 |
Cambodia (Khmer alphabet) |
16 |
Pan American highway |
17 |
Michael Owen |
18 |
a) Benito Mussolini b) Francisco Franco c) Idi Amin d) Fulgencio Batista |
19 |
Abraham Lincoln |
20 |
Islamabad |
21 |
The Dalai Lama Time magazine 2010 |
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a) Needles and Pins The Searchers, 1963** b) Wuthering Heights, Kate Bush, 1979 c) Union of the Snake Duran Duran, 1983 d) Thunderstruck, ACDC, 1990 e) Under the Bridge, Red Hot Chili Peppers, 1991 f) Blood on the Dancefloor, Michael Jackson, 1997 |
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