General Knowledge Quiz #174
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General Knowledge Quiz #174
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What legendary man-trapping creature is actually the world's the largest living bivalve mollusk?
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What term refers to a traditional alternative to electronic or digital technology, and separately to something which corresponds to another?
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What does the internet top level domain '.cat' represent?
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Copra is the dried white meat or flesh of what?
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The Malayalam language is from, and still used by over 30 million people in: China; Malaysia; India; or Australia?
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What characteristic of Borneo ranks it among the largest five globally: Island; Mountain; Lake; or Population?
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What does the pencil grade HB stand for?
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What swirly pattern is named after the administrative central town of Renfrewshire in Scotland?
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The roadrunner (Geococcyx, or chaparral bird) is a member of which bird family: Loon; Cuckoo; Stork; Ostrich?
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Musk, a common basic fragrance, takes its name from Sanskrit 'muska' meaning: Flower; Deer; Lemon; or Scrotum?
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What word makes five new words when prefixed with: Form, Fume, Jury, Son, and Verse?
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What part of the human body contains bone-forms called Phalange, Cuneiform, Talus and Calcaneus?
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The mythological Phoenix bird originally and essentially symbolized: Fire; Ashes/Remains; Flight; or Rebirth?
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Superannuation is an alternative (and Australian/NZ) term for what sort financial payment scheme?
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How many curves characterize a Cupid's Bow: One; Two; Three; or Four?
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What does the Greek prefix 'iso' mean: Many; Long; Equal; or Two?
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What traditional strong ceramic material is named ultimately from a pig?
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From Latin meaning 'stake', what is the hinged or pivoted catch preventing reverse motion of a ratchet wheel: Pawl; Stawl; Rawl; or Yawl?
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Named onomatopoeically, a sistrum is an ancient Egyptian instrument of: Musical percussion; Torture; Water-dowsing; or Navigation?
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What term, originally German, refers to the imprint in snow made when falling backwards: Fallenbach; Schnodent; Gappeneitz; or Sitzmark?
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What legendary man-trapping creature is actually the world's the largest living bivalve mollusk?Giant Clam
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What term refers to a traditional alternative to electronic or digital technology, and separately to something which corresponds to another?Analogue
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What does the internet top level domain '.cat' represent?Catalan
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Copra is the dried white meat or flesh of what?Coconut
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The Malayalam language is from, and still used by over 30 million people in: China; Malaysia; India; or Australia?India
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What characteristic of Borneo ranks it among the largest five globally: Island; Mountain; Lake; or Population?Island
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What does the pencil grade HB stand for?Hard Black
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What swirly pattern is named after the administrative central town of Renfrewshire in Scotland?Paisley
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The roadrunner (Geococcyx, or chaparral bird) is a member of which bird family: Loon; Cuckoo; Stork; Ostrich?Cuckoo
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Musk, a common basic fragrance, takes its name from Sanskrit 'muska' meaning: Flower; Deer; Lemon; or Scrotum?Scrotum
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What word makes five new words when prefixed with: Form, Fume, Jury, Son, and Verse?Per
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What part of the human body contains bone-forms called Phalange, Cuneiform, Talus and Calcaneus?Foot
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The mythological Phoenix bird originally and essentially symbolized: Fire; Ashes/Remains; Flight; or Rebirth?Rebirth
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Superannuation is an alternative (and Australian/NZ) term for what sort financial payment scheme?Pension/Retirement
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How many curves characterize a Cupid's Bow: One; Two; Three; or Four?Two
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What does the Greek prefix 'iso' mean: Many; Long; Equal; or Two?Equal
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What traditional strong ceramic material is named ultimately from a pig?Porcelain
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From Latin meaning 'stake', what is the hinged or pivoted catch preventing reverse motion of a ratchet wheel: Pawl; Stawl; Rawl; or Yawl?Pawl
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Named onomatopoeically, a sistrum is an ancient Egyptian instrument of: Musical percussion; Torture; Water-dowsing; or Navigation?Musical percussion
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What term, originally German, refers to the imprint in snow made when falling backwards: Fallenbach; Schnodent; Gappeneitz; or Sitzmark?Sitzmark
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