General Knowledge Quiz 17
Questions
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How many sides does a mansard roof have?
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Beriberi is a disease said to be caused by the deficiency of which vitamin?
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The production of what poisonous substance can be caused by eating raw cassava?
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Lord Raglan was a commander in which war?
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Who was the Greek goddess of divine punishment?
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Which Frank Dickens cartoon appears in the London Evening Standard (as at 2006)?
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What is the collective name for a group of finches?
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Astraphobia is a fear of what?
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What star sign are people born on 25 August?
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In which year was the Battle of Stamford Bridge?
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Which fragrance was first made for Russian Count Orloff in 1768?
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Developed in Germany during World War II, what is tabun?
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Which country was previously called Mesopotamia?
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The pub name The White Hart is named after which king's heraldic symbol?
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How many presidents' faces are sculpted on Mount Rushmore?
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A carat (gemstone measurement) is the equivalent of how many milligrams?
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Black velvet is a mixture of stout and which other alcoholic drink?
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What is the title name of the Usher to the House of Lords?
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Which country suffered the greatest civilian losses in World War II?
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Which element has the highest melting point?
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Who founded the Boys Brigade in 1883?
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Marble is a form of which type of rock?
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How many children did Winston Churchill (British Prime Minister have?
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Which is the hottest planet in our solar system (based on generally accepted average surface temperatures?
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What IBM (the IT systems company stand for?
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During World War II, forged paintings by which artist were produced by Jan Van Meegeren?
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A carat (gemstone measurement is the equivalent of how many milligrams?
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Which Frank Dickens cartoon appears in the London Evening Standard (as at 2006?
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Developed in Germany during World War II what is tabun?
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What are Latter Day Saints otherwise known as?
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How many children did Winston Churchill (British Prime Minister) have?
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Who was the first cricketer in history to take 300 test match wickets?
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What type of creature is an albacore?
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Which UK newspaper was founded in September 1964?
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Which is the hottest planet in our solar system (based on generally accepted average surface temperatures)?
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What is the capital of the Philippines?
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A Macfarlane is what type of clothing item?
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Who was the first Hanover King of England?
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From which country does the drink Kvass originate?
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What IBM (the IT systems company) stand for?
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What is the plant saintpaulia commonly known as?
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What part of the body does Keratitis affect?
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Lacustrine is a technical term relating to what?
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Which US state has the longest shoreline?
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What rank in the Royal Navy is above Able Seaman and below Petty Officer?
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What is a puppet worked by strings called?
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Where is the deepest lake in the world?
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The natterjack toad has what colour stripe down its back?
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How many wheels did a hansom cab have?
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Who discovered Victoria Falls in 1855?
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The US Labour Day falls in which month?
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QUESTDuring World War II, forged paintings by which artist were produced by Jan Van Meegeren?ION
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Anosmia is the technical term for the loss of which sense?
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Jargonelle, Seckel and Winter Nelis are types of which fruit?
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In which country was fashion designer Helmut Lang born?
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What country has the international car registration EAK?
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How many strings does a balalaika typically have?
Answers
- 4
- B
- Cyanide
- The Crimean War
- Nemesis
- Bristow
- Charm
- Lightning
- Virgo
- 1066
- Imperial Leather
- Nerve gas
- Iraq
- Richard II
- 4
- 200
- Champagne
- Black Rod
- China
- Carbon
- William Smith
- Limestone
- Five
- Venus
- International Business Machines
- Jan Vermeer
- 200
- Bristow
- Nerve gas
- Mormons
- 5
- Fred Truman
- Fish
- The Sun
- Venus
- Manila
- Coat
- George I
- Kvoss
- International Business Machines
- African violet
- The eye
- Lakes
- Alaska
- Leading Seaman
- Marionette
- Siberia
- Yellow
- 2
- Dr David Livingstone
- September
- Jan Vermeer
- Smell
- Pear
- Austria
- Kenya
- 3