General Knowledge Quiz 328
Questions
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The volume of a pyramid or cone is: base area x height x (what fraction?)?
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What 1930s-originating genericized trademark came to refer to 'piped' background recorded music played in elevators, reception areas, airports, etc?
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What mountain's peak is the farthest point from Earth's centre/center?
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The Gannex brand, popularised by British prime minister Harold Wilson in the 1960s, was a?
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The traditional Windows/Mac keyboard shortcut to undo the last operation is Ctrl or Cmd and what key?
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The Occident (from Latin 'going down') refers generally to which part of the world?
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What instrument is sized according to terms such as 0, 00, 000, Grand Auditorium and Dreadnought?
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What is the UK's most senior royal palace and official residence of the monarch?
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Disney's Lion King movie/musical is generally said to be based on what Shakespeare play?
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What edible weed is named from 'lion's tooth'?
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Albion is the oldest word for?
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The Carthage civilization (814-200BC) was based around modern?
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Which big-selling artist 1999-2003 shares her name with the founding Queen of Carthage?
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The Dewey Decimal, Universal Decimal, and Bliss Bibliographic classifications are used by?
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What is a remark, act, or chess move seeking advantage, from Italian for trip-up, and leg?
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The continent having the highest average elevation is?
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Georges Bizet devised the word 'toreador' for what opera?
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Which once war-torn Balkan capital city has a world-leading human DNA analysis laboratory?
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What famous headwear and safety harness brand was devised from the original raw materials silk, angora and wool?
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What Andalusian city gave its name to a bitter orange used especially in marmalade?
Answers
- A Third
- Muzak
- Chimborazo
- Raincoat
- Z
- Europe/US
- Guitar
- St James's Palace
- Hamlet
- Dandelion
- England/Britain
- Tunis
- Dido
- Libraries
- Gambit
- Antartica
- Carmen
- Sarajevo
- Kangol
- Seville