General Knowledge Quiz #283

General Knowledge Quiz #283

Questions

1.   10 inches is how many millimetres: 200; 254; 286; or 300?
2.   The Dyson corporation announced its £2bn investment/entry in 2020 to what market: Smartphones; Electric cars; Toilets; or Accommodation pods?
3.   In what genre is a Jazz a hybrid of Gala and Braeburn?
4.  'Namaste' equates to hello and goodbye in: Japanese; Chinese; Hindi; or Arabic?
5.  Obstetrics is typically combined with Neurology; Opthalmology; Gynaecology; or Geology?
6.  In July 2017 Anthony Scaramucci ended a 10-day leadership of FIFA; NATO; Manchester United; or White House Communications?
7.  What creature is commonly a name for peanuts in their shells?
8. 2 In grammar what has become more acceptable to do to 'the infinitive': Negate; Pluralize; Split; or Bend?
9. 2 The Isle of Man parliament is The House of: Windows; Floors; Doors; or Keys?
10. 2 VTOL and HOTOL refer to: Trains; Boats; Aircraft; or Bicycles?
11. 2 Commonly in churchards, Latin 'Hic Jacet Sepultus' means what?
12. 2   Kerning refers to the spacing between characters in: War games; Stage plays; Typography; or Queuing at supermarket tills?
13. 3.     Soporific refers to inducing: Pain; Sleep; Memory-loss; or Madness?
14. 4.     What magical word is said based on the powers of Solomon, Hercules, Atlas, Zeus, Achilles and Mercury?
15. 5.     E621 is what popular abbreviation additive in westernized Chinese food?
16. 6.     What famous acidity scale refers originally to the power or potential of hydrogen?
17. 7.     The RKO organization created what King in 1933 whose line continues (at 2017)?
18. 8.     Hormones leptin and ghrelin regulate human: Hair; Bones; Appetite; or Temperature?
19. 9.     The annual regatta hosting the most sailing vessels is: Barcelona; London; Hamburg; or Moscow?
20. 10.  The Jewish Star/Shield of David is also considered a: Hexagon; Pentagon; Heptagon; or Dodecahedron?
21. 11.  What is the third ingredient allowed at Scotland's annual Golden Spurtle World Porridge-making Championships besides Water and Oatmeal?
22. 12.  A spurtle is a traditional Scottish wooden: Bowl; Spoon; Jug; or Stirrer?
23. 13.  10 inches is how many millimetres: 200; 254; 286; or 300?
24. 14.  The Dyson corporation announced its £2bn investment/entry in 2020 to what market: Smartphones; Electric cars; Toilets; or Accommodation pods?
25. 15.  In what genre is a Jazz a hybrid of Gala and Braeburn?
26. 16.  'Al forno' (with Bechamel sauce and ragu) is the most common version of what dish outside Italy?
27. 17. 'Namaste' equates to hello and goodbye in: Japanese; Chinese; Hindi; or Arabic?
28. 18. Obstetrics is typically combined with Neurology; Opthalmology; Gynaecology; or Geology?
29. 19. In July 2017 Anthony Scaramucci ended a 10-day leadership of FIFA; NATO; Manchester United; or White House Communications?
30. 20. What creature is commonly a name for peanuts in their shells?
31. 21. In grammar what has become more acceptable to do to 'the infinitive': Negate; Pluralize; Split; or Bend?
32. 22. The Isle of Man parliament is The House of: Windows; Floors; Doors; or Keys?
33. 23. VTOL and HOTOL refer to: Trains; Boats; Aircraft; or Bicycles?
34. 24. Commonly in churchards, Latin 'Hic Jacet Sepultus' means what?
35. 25.   Kerning refers to the spacing between characters in: War games; Stage plays; Typography; or Queuing at supermarket tills?
36.      Soporific refers to inducing: Pain; Sleep; Memory-loss; or Madness?
37.      What magical word is said based on the powers of Solomon, Hercules, Atlas, Zeus, Achilles and Mercury?
38.      E621 is what popular abbreviation additive in westernized Chinese food?
39.      What famous acidity scale refers originally to the power or potential of hydrogen?
40.      Hormones leptin and ghrelin regulate human: Hair; Bones; Appetite; or Temperature?
41.      The annual regatta hosting the most sailing vessels is: Barcelona; London; Hamburg; or Moscow?
42.   The Jewish Star/Shield of David is also considered a: Hexagon; Pentagon; Heptagon; or Dodecahedron?
43.   A spurtle is a traditional Scottish wooden: Bowl; Spoon; Jug; or Stirrer?

1.   10 inches is how many millimetres: 200; 254; 286; or 300?

   254
2.   The Dyson corporation announced its £2bn investment/entry in 2020 to what market: Smartphones; Electric cars; Toilets; or Accommodation pods?

   Electric cars 
3.   In what genre is a Jazz a hybrid of Gala and Braeburn?

   Apples
4.  'Namaste' equates to hello and goodbye in: Japanese; Chinese; Hindi; or Arabic?

   Hindi
5.  Obstetrics is typically combined with Neurology; Opthalmology; Gynaecology; or Geology?

   Gynaecology 
6.  In July 2017 Anthony Scaramucci ended a 10-day leadership of FIFA; NATO; Manchester United; or White House Communications?

   White House Communications
7.  What creature is commonly a name for peanuts in their shells?

   Monkey
8. 2 In grammar what has become more acceptable to do to 'the infinitive': Negate; Pluralize; Split; or Bend?

   Split 
9. 2 The Isle of Man parliament is The House of: Windows; Floors; Doors; or Keys?

   Keys
10. 2 VTOL and HOTOL refer to: Trains; Boats; Aircraft; or Bicycles?

    Aircraft 
11. 2 Commonly in churchards, Latin 'Hic Jacet Sepultus' means what?

    Here Lies Buried
12. 2   Kerning refers to the spacing between characters in: War games; Stage plays; Typography; or Queuing at supermarket tills?

    Typography 
13. 3.     Soporific refers to inducing: Pain; Sleep; Memory-loss; or Madness?

    Sleep
14. 4.     What magical word is said based on the powers of Solomon, Hercules, Atlas, Zeus, Achilles and Mercury?

    Shazam
15. 5.     E621 is what popular abbreviation additive in westernized Chinese food?

    MSG
16. 6.     What famous acidity scale refers originally to the power or potential of hydrogen?

    pH  
17. 7.     The RKO organization created what King in 1933 whose line continues (at 2017)?

    Kong 
18. 8.     Hormones leptin and ghrelin regulate human: Hair; Bones; Appetite; or Temperature?

    Appetite 
19. 9.     The annual regatta hosting the most sailing vessels is: Barcelona; London; Hamburg; or Moscow?

    Barcelona
20. 10.  The Jewish Star/Shield of David is also considered a: Hexagon; Pentagon; Heptagon; or Dodecahedron?

    Hexagon
21. 11.  What is the third ingredient allowed at Scotland's annual Golden Spurtle World Porridge-making Championships besides Water and Oatmeal?

    Salt
22. 12.  A spurtle is a traditional Scottish wooden: Bowl; Spoon; Jug; or Stirrer?

    Stirrer
23. 13.  10 inches is how many millimetres: 200; 254; 286; or 300?

    254
24. 14.  The Dyson corporation announced its £2bn investment/entry in 2020 to what market: Smartphones; Electric cars; Toilets; or Accommodation pods?

    Electric cars 
25. 15.  In what genre is a Jazz a hybrid of Gala and Braeburn?

    Apples
26. 16.  'Al forno' (with Bechamel sauce and ragu) is the most common version of what dish outside Italy?

    Lasagna
27. 17. 'Namaste' equates to hello and goodbye in: Japanese; Chinese; Hindi; or Arabic?

    Hindi
28. 18. Obstetrics is typically combined with Neurology; Opthalmology; Gynaecology; or Geology?

    Gynaecology 
29. 19. In July 2017 Anthony Scaramucci ended a 10-day leadership of FIFA; NATO; Manchester United; or White House Communications?

    White House Communications
30. 20. What creature is commonly a name for peanuts in their shells?

    Monkey
31. 21. In grammar what has become more acceptable to do to 'the infinitive': Negate; Pluralize; Split; or Bend?

    Split 
32. 22. The Isle of Man parliament is The House of: Windows; Floors; Doors; or Keys?

    Keys
33. 23. VTOL and HOTOL refer to: Trains; Boats; Aircraft; or Bicycles?

    Aircraft 
34. 24. Commonly in churchards, Latin 'Hic Jacet Sepultus' means what?

    Here Lies Buried
35. 25.   Kerning refers to the spacing between characters in: War games; Stage plays; Typography; or Queuing at supermarket tills?

    Typography 
36.      Soporific refers to inducing: Pain; Sleep; Memory-loss; or Madness?

    Sleep
37.      What magical word is said based on the powers of Solomon, Hercules, Atlas, Zeus, Achilles and Mercury?

    Shazam
38.      E621 is what popular abbreviation additive in westernized Chinese food?

    MSG
39.      What famous acidity scale refers originally to the power or potential of hydrogen?

    pH  
40.      Hormones leptin and ghrelin regulate human: Hair; Bones; Appetite; or Temperature?

    Appetite 
41.      The annual regatta hosting the most sailing vessels is: Barcelona; London; Hamburg; or Moscow?

    Barcelona
42.   The Jewish Star/Shield of David is also considered a: Hexagon; Pentagon; Heptagon; or Dodecahedron?

    Hexagon
43.   A spurtle is a traditional Scottish wooden: Bowl; Spoon; Jug; or Stirrer?

    Stirrer