General Knowledge Quiz 3
Questions
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Golda Meir was the famous female prime minister of which country?
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QUESWhich is the longest mountain range in the world? TION
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What type of fruit would you pick from a Mirabelle tree?
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Who was Britain's first Labour Prime Minister?
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Who painted 'The Laughing Cavalier' ?
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Which famous guitarist's original name was Brian Rankin?
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What iconic symbol is the long-standing trademark and clip design of the Parker Pen Co?
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With what is Earl Grey tea flavoured?
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What number is a hurricane on the Beaufort Scale?
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Who directed the film 'Alien'?
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Which MP was killed by an INLA terrorist bomb in the House of Commons car park in 1979?
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Which English Cathedral has the highest spire?
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When is Bastille day celebrated?
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What is the capital of Tasmania?
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What does a 'spelunker' explore?
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Introduced in New York in 1950 what was the first credit card?
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In which US city was the first Gap store opened?
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From what is an 'atoll' formed?
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What alkali metalic element, named after Latin for red, has the symbol Rb?
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If something is 'aureate' what colour is it?
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What type of creature is a Bonito?
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What is the name of the character played by Angela Lansbury in 'Murder, She Wrote' ?
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What is the fictional brewery associated with the Rovers Return pub in TV's Coronation Street serial?
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Who had a hit single in the 1960's with 'Light My Fire'?
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How much does Michael Henchard sell his wife and daughter for in Thomas Hardy's novel The Mayor of Casterbridge?
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Who was the first poet to be buried in Poets Corner in London's Westminster Abbey?
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Which is the longest mountain range in the world?
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What iconic symbol is the long-standing trademark and clip design of the Parker Pen Co?
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Who directed the film 'Alien' ?
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Which MP was killed by an INLA terrorist bomb in the House of Commons car park in 1979?
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In which ocean are the Cape Verde Islands?
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What chemical element has the atomic number 18?
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What is the name of the character played by Angela Lansbury in 'Murder, She Wrote' ?
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What is the name of the hooked staff carried by a bishop called?
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In which war was Agent Orange used by the USA?
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Who was the Greek God of dreams?
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Which American duo released an album titled Bookends?
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What was boxer Barry McGuigan's weight division?
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What is 'nacre' commonly known as?
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What is the fictional brewery associated with the Rovers Return pub in TV's Coronation Street serial?
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What colour is the Mr Men character Mr Happy?
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What does a hippophobic fear?
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Where is the Royal Navy Officer Training School?
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What is the best-selling book in the USA after the Holy Bible?
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Who had a hit single in the 1960's with 'Light My Fire'
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If a creature is 'opodous', what has it not got?
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How many bones are there in the human body?
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What is the Lonicera plant commonly known as?
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'Rule Britannia' is the work of which composer?
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What does a 'vigneron' cultivate?
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Which creature in Greek mythology was half-man and half-bull?
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The Battle of Alma was fought during which war?
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How much does Michael Henchard sell his wife and daughter for in Thomas Hardy's novel The Mayor of Casterbridge?
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What are the two ingredients in a Rusty Nail cocktail?
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Who became the first 'Children's Laureate' in 1999?
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How many players are there in a netball team?
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Who was the first poet to be buried in Poets Corner in London's Westminster Abbey?
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What is the fifth letter of the Greek alphabet?
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Which comedian's autobiography is entitled 'The Full Monty' ?
Answers
- Israel
- The Andes
- Plum
- Ramsey MacDonald
- Franz Hals
- Hank Marvin
- Arrow
- Bergamot
- Twelve
- Ridley Scott
- Airey Neave
- Salisbury
- 14 July
- Hobart
- Caves
- Diners Club
- San Francisco
- Coral
- Rubidium
- Gold
- A Fish
- Jessica Fletcher
- Newton and Ridley
- The Doors
- Five Guineas
- Geoffrey Chaucer
- The Andes
- Arrow
- Ridley Scott
- Airey Neave
- Atlantic
- Argon
- Jessica Fletcher
- A Crozier
- Vietnam
- Morpheus
- Simon and Garfunkel
- Featherweight
- Mother of Pearl
- Newton and Ridley
- Yellow
- Horses
- Dartmouth
- Don Quixote
- The Doors
- Feet
- 206
- Honeysuckle
- Thomas Arne
- Grapes (for wine)
- Minotaur
- Crimean
- Five guineas
- Whisky and Drambuie
- Quentin Blake
- Seven
- Chaucer
- Epsilon
- Jim Davidson