General Knowledge Quiz #292
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General Knowledge Quiz #292
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1000% is how many times more: 5; 10; 100; or 1000?
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24. What Anglicized-French word, from Latin for birth, is a synonym for Christmas?
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25. What metal is unusually insoluble in nitric acid, hence the term 'acid test'?
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Concurrently ice-cream is: Solid; Liquid; Gas; or All three?
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What creamy beverage is named from Dutch 'lawyer's drink'?
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What does the WD stand for in the spray oil WD40?
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What natural form of water is popular slang for people said to be spoilt, over-protected and emotionally special or fragile?
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Smartphone users touch their screens typically how many times per day: 400; 800; 1100; or 2700?
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The precious metal purity grade of 3N5 is an abbreviation of what percentage?
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What sport traditionally uses goose feathers of the left wing: Fishing; Hang-gliding; Boxing; or Badminton?
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Futsal, devised by Uruguan teacher Juan Carlos Ceriani, is the global official indoor form of: Polo; The Marathon; Association Football; or Rowing?
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23. Established first in London in 1828, what was the full term for the modern abbreviation 'zoo'?
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In telephony what does SMS stand for?
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The gums of the Boswellia and Commiphora plants are more commonly known as which two aromatic resins?
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What famous city means 'house of meat/bread' in Arabic/Hebrew?
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Name the first modular space station, built in orbit, meaning world and peace in Russian?
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What is the traditional mulled wine called in Germany, meaning 'burning wine'?
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Etruria and the Etruscan people were originally in: Italy; Ireland; Russia; or USA?
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Abraham Maslow's 'Hierarchy of Needs' theory seeks to explain: Warfare; Communism; Human motivation; or Christmas shopping?
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2 Established first in London in 1828, what was the full term for the modern abbreviation 'zoo'?
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2 What Anglicized-French word, from Latin for birth, is a synonym for Christmas?
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2 What metal is unusually insoluble in nitric acid, hence the term 'acid test'?
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13. In telephony what does SMS stand for?
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3. What creamy beverage is named from Dutch 'lawyer's drink'?
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4. What does the WD stand for in the spray oil WD40?
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5. What natural form of water is popular slang for people said to be spoilt, over-protected and emotionally special or fragile?
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6. Smartphone users touch their screens typically how many times per day: 400; 800; 1100; or 2700?
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7. The precious metal purity grade of 3N5 is an abbreviation of what percentage?
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8. What sport traditionally uses goose feathers of the left wing: Fishing; Hang-gliding; Boxing; or Badminton?
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9. In Dutch tradition the controversial Spanish Moor character Black Pete (Zwarte Piet) is whose companion?
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10. Futsal, devised by Uruguan teacher Juan Carlos Ceriani, is the global official indoor form of: Polo; The Marathon; Association Football; or Rowing?
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11. What anxiety disorder is named from Greek meaning fear of the public/market square?
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12. 1000% is how many times more: 5; 10; 100; or 1000?
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2. Concurrently ice-cream is: Solid; Liquid; Gas; or All three?
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14. The gums of the Boswellia and Commiphora plants are more commonly known as which two aromatic resins?
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15. What famous city means 'house of meat/bread' in Arabic/Hebrew?
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16. Name the first modular space station, built in orbit, meaning world and peace in Russian?
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17. Volcán Cayambe volcano in Ecuador is the only place where (What?) (What?) exists naturally (two answers required): Digestible; Snow; Grass; Seawater; Equatorial; or Llamas?
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18. What is the traditional mulled wine called in Germany, meaning 'burning wine'?
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19. Etruria and the Etruscan people were originally in: Italy; Ireland; Russia; or USA?
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20. Abraham Maslow's 'Hierarchy of Needs' theory seeks to explain: Warfare; Communism; Human motivation; or Christmas shopping?
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21. Chinese people increasingly give (What?) called 'pingguo' at (When?) called 'pinganye': Soap; Apples; Rice; Weddings; Christenings; Christmas Eve?
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22. The enduring Classical Ballet feet positioning defined by Pierre Beauchamps in the late 1600s is the '(How many?) Positions': Two; Three; Four or Five?
Questions & Answers
Interactive Quiz
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1000% is how many times more: 5; 10; 100; or 1000?10
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24. What Anglicized-French word, from Latin for birth, is a synonym for Christmas?Noel
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25. What metal is unusually insoluble in nitric acid, hence the term 'acid test'?Gold
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Concurrently ice-cream is: Solid; Liquid; Gas; or All three?All three
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What creamy beverage is named from Dutch 'lawyer's drink'?Advocaat
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What does the WD stand for in the spray oil WD40?Water Displacement
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What natural form of water is popular slang for people said to be spoilt, over-protected and emotionally special or fragile?Snowflake
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Smartphone users touch their screens typically how many times per day: 400; 800; 1100; or 2700?2700
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The precious metal purity grade of 3N5 is an abbreviation of what percentage?99.95%
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What sport traditionally uses goose feathers of the left wing: Fishing; Hang-gliding; Boxing; or Badminton?Badminton
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Futsal, devised by Uruguan teacher Juan Carlos Ceriani, is the global official indoor form of: Polo; The Marathon; Association Football; or Rowing?Association Football
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23. Established first in London in 1828, what was the full term for the modern abbreviation 'zoo'?Zoological Gardens
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In telephony what does SMS stand for?Short Message Service
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The gums of the Boswellia and Commiphora plants are more commonly known as which two aromatic resins?Frankincense and Myrrh
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What famous city means 'house of meat/bread' in Arabic/Hebrew?Bethlehem
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Name the first modular space station, built in orbit, meaning world and peace in Russian?Mir
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What is the traditional mulled wine called in Germany, meaning 'burning wine'?Glühwein
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Etruria and the Etruscan people were originally in: Italy; Ireland; Russia; or USA?Italy
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Abraham Maslow's 'Hierarchy of Needs' theory seeks to explain: Warfare; Communism; Human motivation; or Christmas shopping?Human motivation
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2 Established first in London in 1828, what was the full term for the modern abbreviation 'zoo'?Zoological Gardens
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2 What Anglicized-French word, from Latin for birth, is a synonym for Christmas?Noel
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2 What metal is unusually insoluble in nitric acid, hence the term 'acid test'?Gold
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13. In telephony what does SMS stand for?Short Message Service
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3. What creamy beverage is named from Dutch 'lawyer's drink'?Advocaat
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4. What does the WD stand for in the spray oil WD40?Water Displacement
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5. What natural form of water is popular slang for people said to be spoilt, over-protected and emotionally special or fragile?Snowflake
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6. Smartphone users touch their screens typically how many times per day: 400; 800; 1100; or 2700?2700
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7. The precious metal purity grade of 3N5 is an abbreviation of what percentage?99.95%
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8. What sport traditionally uses goose feathers of the left wing: Fishing; Hang-gliding; Boxing; or Badminton?Badminton
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9. In Dutch tradition the controversial Spanish Moor character Black Pete (Zwarte Piet) is whose companion?Sinterklaas/Santa Claus
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10. Futsal, devised by Uruguan teacher Juan Carlos Ceriani, is the global official indoor form of: Polo; The Marathon; Association Football; or Rowing?Association Football
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11. What anxiety disorder is named from Greek meaning fear of the public/market square?Agoraphobia
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12. 1000% is how many times more: 5; 10; 100; or 1000?10
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2. Concurrently ice-cream is: Solid; Liquid; Gas; or All three?All three
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14. The gums of the Boswellia and Commiphora plants are more commonly known as which two aromatic resins?Frankincense and Myrrh
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15. What famous city means 'house of meat/bread' in Arabic/Hebrew?Bethlehem
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16. Name the first modular space station, built in orbit, meaning world and peace in Russian?Mir
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17. Volcán Cayambe volcano in Ecuador is the only place where (What?) (What?) exists naturally (two answers required): Digestible; Snow; Grass; Seawater; Equatorial; or Llamas?Equatorial Snow
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18. What is the traditional mulled wine called in Germany, meaning 'burning wine'?Glühwein
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19. Etruria and the Etruscan people were originally in: Italy; Ireland; Russia; or USA?Italy
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20. Abraham Maslow's 'Hierarchy of Needs' theory seeks to explain: Warfare; Communism; Human motivation; or Christmas shopping?Human motivation
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21. Chinese people increasingly give (What?) called 'pingguo' at (When?) called 'pinganye': Soap; Apples; Rice; Weddings; Christenings; Christmas Eve?
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22. The enduring Classical Ballet feet positioning defined by Pierre Beauchamps in the late 1600s is the '(How many?) Positions': Two; Three; Four or Five?Five
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