General Knowledge Quiz #347

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  1. The world's bitterest chemical Denatonium, branded 'Bitrex' and 'Aversion', is used in: Beer; Haribo Tangfastic; MacDonald's sauces; or Shampoo?
  2. The famous song Una Paloma Blanca means in Spanish a white: Rose; Dove; Wine; or Knuckle?
  3. Which city has the most moving bridges in the world: Venice; London; Chicago; or Riyadh?
  4. The traditional African instrument called a djembe is a small: Drum; Harmonica; Trumpet; or Piano?
  5. In music what note is a tone above B?
  6. The bench seats of the British House of Commons and House of Lords are respectively: Green/Red; Blue/Green; Black/Brown; or Silver/Gold?
  7. Which South-Asian curry dish is named from Persian 'two onions'?
  8. The Greek word praxis refers to what, contrasting with theory: Practice; Experimentation; Intuition; or Nonsense?
  9. US veterinary pathologist Daniel Salmon (1850-1914) oversaw the discovery of what, named eponymously?
  10. What famous striped creature shares the same genus as the onager and kiang?
  11. What old prefix word makes five new words in front of: Gram; Centre/Center; Cure; Tome; and Thalamus?
  12. K'ung Futse (Venerated Master Kong) is better known as which major philosopher and religious founder?
  13. Scorpion W2 (USA), Woodland Pattern (USA), Flecktarn (Germany), and Multi-Terrain Pattern (UK) are notable designs of what?
  14. The Astros, Rockets, and (defunct) Oilers are sports clubs of which city?
  15. What informal term for illicit or counterfeit product derives from smuggling liquor in footwear?
  16. Oslo University claimed in 2015 that the Bubonic plague outbreaks of the middle ages were caused by flea-carrying: Cats; Horses; Chickens; or Gerbils?
  17. What February saint's day traditionally sees a following rise in residential property markets?
  18. The successful and regionally dominant people called Goths in medieval times were: North-African; South-Asian; East-Germanic; or West-Indian?
  19. The 16th century vast eight-choir musical work 'Spem in alium' by Thomas Tallis became a best seller in 2012 after featuring in which controversial book?
  20. Catatonia is a technical term for: Ancient Cypus; Human stupor; Salt-water; or Feline miaowing?

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  1. The world's bitterest chemical Denatonium, branded 'Bitrex' and 'Aversion', is used in: Beer; Haribo Tangfastic; MacDonald's sauces; or Shampoo?
    Shampoo 
  2. The famous song Una Paloma Blanca means in Spanish a white: Rose; Dove; Wine; or Knuckle?
    Dove
  3. Which city has the most moving bridges in the world: Venice; London; Chicago; or Riyadh?
    Chicago
  4. The traditional African instrument called a djembe is a small: Drum; Harmonica; Trumpet; or Piano?
    Drum
  5. In music what note is a tone above B?
    C# 
  6. The bench seats of the British House of Commons and House of Lords are respectively: Green/Red; Blue/Green; Black/Brown; or Silver/Gold?
    Green/Red
  7. Which South-Asian curry dish is named from Persian 'two onions'?
    Dopiaza
  8. The Greek word praxis refers to what, contrasting with theory: Practice; Experimentation; Intuition; or Nonsense?
    Practice 
  9. US veterinary pathologist Daniel Salmon (1850-1914) oversaw the discovery of what, named eponymously?
    Salmonella 
  10. What famous striped creature shares the same genus as the onager and kiang?
    Zebra
  11. What old prefix word makes five new words in front of: Gram; Centre/Center; Cure; Tome; and Thalamus?
    Epi 
  12. K'ung Futse (Venerated Master Kong) is better known as which major philosopher and religious founder?
    Confucius 
  13. Scorpion W2 (USA), Woodland Pattern (USA), Flecktarn (Germany), and Multi-Terrain Pattern (UK) are notable designs of what?
    Camouflage 
  14. The Astros, Rockets, and (defunct) Oilers are sports clubs of which city?
    Houston
  15. What informal term for illicit or counterfeit product derives from smuggling liquor in footwear?
    Bootleg
  16. Oslo University claimed in 2015 that the Bubonic plague outbreaks of the middle ages were caused by flea-carrying: Cats; Horses; Chickens; or Gerbils?
  17. What February saint's day traditionally sees a following rise in residential property markets?
    St Valentine 
  18. The successful and regionally dominant people called Goths in medieval times were: North-African; South-Asian; East-Germanic; or West-Indian?
    East-Germanic 
  19. The 16th century vast eight-choir musical work 'Spem in alium' by Thomas Tallis became a best seller in 2012 after featuring in which controversial book?
    Fifty Shades of Grey
  20. Catatonia is a technical term for: Ancient Cypus; Human stupor; Salt-water; or Feline miaowing?
    Human stupor 
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