General Knowledge Quiz #329
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General Knowledge Quiz #329
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Which popular UK stop-motion animated children's TV character based at Fixham was given a CGI update in 2014?
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The Union of Myanmar, capital Rangoon, is traditionally (in the 'west') called what country?
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The parts that enable a guitar to be tuned are called: Machines; Knobs; Keys; or Locks?
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Bullace is a thorny shrub with fruit similar to small uncultivated: Banana; Plum; Cucumber; or Pineapple?
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The 1850s 'open-hearth process' was used in producing: Bread; Steel; Wool; or Political ideas?
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Equating to Roman goddess Diana, name Apollo's huntress chaste twin sister, also ironically a 600-customer Berlin brothel?
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Pioneering collaborative UK/Poland surgery to repair human spinal cord was demonstrated in 2014 using what uniquely regenerating human nerve cells?
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Historically, malmsey wine came from what nation and its surrounding islands: Scotland; Greece; Jamaica; or Japan?
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Spell the capital of Thailand: Bankok; Bangkok; Bangcock; or Bancok?
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Satya Nadella, boss of which vast corporation, apologised in 2014 for suggesting female workers should rely on faith and karma instead of asking for a pay rise?
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Which fictional family lived at 1313 Mockingbird Lane, Mockingbird Heights, California?
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Why are anti-bacterial alcohol hand cleansers ineffective against Ebola?
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An old word for a proverb or saying is a: Plane; Nail; Drill; or Saw?
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Episcopal refers to what authority: King; Military General; Bishop; or Mayor?
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The Drachma was which nation's main currency unit before the Euro in 2002?
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What London medicinal water site, later a music hall, was the birthplace of the Royal Ballet and English National Opera?
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Strike-slip, Dip-slip, Oblique-slip, Listric and Ring refer to: Geological faults; Pottery processes; Ice-hockey moves; or Currency market trends?
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The Persian shamsher, 'paw claw', inspired what name/weapon, also a 1970s sports car by the makers of the Robin and Bond Bug?
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The highest US military award, the Medal of Honor, is what shape: Star; Cross; Circle; or Pentagon?
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Name the chemical separation process in which electricity passes through a conducting substance between two electrodes?
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Which popular UK stop-motion animated children's TV character based at Fixham was given a CGI update in 2014?Bob the Builder
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The Union of Myanmar, capital Rangoon, is traditionally (in the 'west') called what country?Burma
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The parts that enable a guitar to be tuned are called: Machines; Knobs; Keys; or Locks?Machines
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Bullace is a thorny shrub with fruit similar to small uncultivated: Banana; Plum; Cucumber; or Pineapple?Plum
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The 1850s 'open-hearth process' was used in producing: Bread; Steel; Wool; or Political ideas?Steel
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Equating to Roman goddess Diana, name Apollo's huntress chaste twin sister, also ironically a 600-customer Berlin brothel?Artemis
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Pioneering collaborative UK/Poland surgery to repair human spinal cord was demonstrated in 2014 using what uniquely regenerating human nerve cells?Olfactory
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Historically, malmsey wine came from what nation and its surrounding islands: Scotland; Greece; Jamaica; or Japan?Greece
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Spell the capital of Thailand: Bankok; Bangkok; Bangcock; or Bancok?Bangkok
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Satya Nadella, boss of which vast corporation, apologised in 2014 for suggesting female workers should rely on faith and karma instead of asking for a pay rise?Microsoft
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Which fictional family lived at 1313 Mockingbird Lane, Mockingbird Heights, California?The Munsters
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Why are anti-bacterial alcohol hand cleansers ineffective against Ebola?Ebola is a virus
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An old word for a proverb or saying is a: Plane; Nail; Drill; or Saw?Saw
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Episcopal refers to what authority: King; Military General; Bishop; or Mayor?Bishop
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The Drachma was which nation's main currency unit before the Euro in 2002?Greece
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What London medicinal water site, later a music hall, was the birthplace of the Royal Ballet and English National Opera?Sadler's Wells
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Strike-slip, Dip-slip, Oblique-slip, Listric and Ring refer to: Geological faults; Pottery processes; Ice-hockey moves; or Currency market trends?Geological faults
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The Persian shamsher, 'paw claw', inspired what name/weapon, also a 1970s sports car by the makers of the Robin and Bond Bug?Scimitar
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The highest US military award, the Medal of Honor, is what shape: Star; Cross; Circle; or Pentagon?Star
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Name the chemical separation process in which electricity passes through a conducting substance between two electrodes?Electrolysis
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