General Knowledge Quiz #121

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  1. Swiss Peter Sauber established his eponymous brand in what sport in 1993?
  2. Internet corporation Yahoo profited by $3bn in 2012 when it sold half its 40% stake in what vast Chinese web company?
  3. The seven base units of the SI (International System of Units) measurement system, with the symbols: m, kg, s, A, K, cd, mol, measure what seven physical quantities?
  4. In Spain, El Gordo is a: Bullfighter; National lottery; TV Chef show; or King?
  5. The insulting slang word 'pleb' - meaning 'common person' or 'commoner' - derives from technical historical references to the 'common people' of which ancient civilization?
  6. What is the primary language spoken in Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan?
  7. For which art-form did Roman Vitruvius define the three principles of 'firmitas, utilitas, venustas' in the 1st century AD?
  8. The word sentient refers to what characteristic: Feeling/perceiving; Carefulness; Age/wisdom; Stupidity?
  9. In old UK/US capacity measures how many pecks are in a bushel?
  10. In India a kirana is a what?
  11. Sic Bo is a Chinese game of: Wrestling; Sword-fighting; Dice; or Cards?
  12. What item very commonly worn by people has a hoop, shoulder, mounting and bezel?
  13. Until London's New College of the Humanities opened in 2012, in what county town, since 1983, was the UK's only private university?
  14. Internet corporation Yahoo profited by $4.3bn in 2012 when it sold half its 40% stake in what vast Chinese web company?
  15. A cicatrix on the skin is more commonly called a what?
  16. 'The Immortal Game' between a Frenchman and a German in 1851 at Simpsons in London's Strand was contested in what discipline?
  17. From what country does the word 'chutney' derive?
  18. Motorcycling competition which combines flat-track/speedway, roadracing and motocross/trials is commonly called what?
  19. What musical instrument generally having 17-23 strings derives its name from Persian meaning 'three strings'?
  20. Name the Spanish coastal region containing the city of Málaga, and towns including Torremolinos, Benalmádena, Fuengirola, and Marbella?
  21. Name the widely referenced Hindu god and eighth incarnation of Vishnu, from Sankrit meaning 'black'?

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  1. Swiss Peter Sauber established his eponymous brand in what sport in 1993?
    Formula One 
  2. Internet corporation Yahoo profited by $3bn in 2012 when it sold half its 40% stake in what vast Chinese web company?
    Alibaba 
  3. The seven base units of the SI (International System of Units) measurement system, with the symbols: m, kg, s, A, K, cd, mol, measure what seven physical quantities?
    Length, Mass, Time, Electric Current, Thermodynamic Temperature, Luminous Intensity, Amount of Substance 
  4. In Spain, El Gordo is a: Bullfighter; National lottery; TV Chef show; or King?
    National lottery 
  5. The insulting slang word 'pleb' - meaning 'common person' or 'commoner' - derives from technical historical references to the 'common people' of which ancient civilization?
    Rome 
  6. What is the primary language spoken in Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan?
    Russian
  7. For which art-form did Roman Vitruvius define the three principles of 'firmitas, utilitas, venustas' in the 1st century AD?
    Architecture 
  8. The word sentient refers to what characteristic: Feeling/perceiving; Carefulness; Age/wisdom; Stupidity?
    Feeling/perceiving 
  9. In old UK/US capacity measures how many pecks are in a bushel?
    Four 
  10. In India a kirana is a what?
    Shop 
  11. Sic Bo is a Chinese game of: Wrestling; Sword-fighting; Dice; or Cards?
    Dice 
  12. What item very commonly worn by people has a hoop, shoulder, mounting and bezel?
    Ring 
  13. Until London's New College of the Humanities opened in 2012, in what county town, since 1983, was the UK's only private university?
    Buckingham 
  14. Internet corporation Yahoo profited by $4.3bn in 2012 when it sold half its 40% stake in what vast Chinese web company?
    Alibaba 
  15. A cicatrix on the skin is more commonly called a what?
    Scar 
  16. 'The Immortal Game' between a Frenchman and a German in 1851 at Simpsons in London's Strand was contested in what discipline?
    Chess 
  17. From what country does the word 'chutney' derive?
    India 
  18. Motorcycling competition which combines flat-track/speedway, roadracing and motocross/trials is commonly called what?
    Supermoto 
  19. What musical instrument generally having 17-23 strings derives its name from Persian meaning 'three strings'?
    Sitar 
  20. Name the Spanish coastal region containing the city of Málaga, and towns including Torremolinos, Benalmádena, Fuengirola, and Marbella?
    Costa del Sol 
  21. Name the widely referenced Hindu god and eighth incarnation of Vishnu, from Sankrit meaning 'black'?
    Krishna 
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