General Knowledge Quiz 361
Questions
-
Englishman Eric Arthur Blair, who fought for the Spanish Workers' Party of Marxist Unification against Franco's forces in 1936 was later known by what famous pen-name?
-
What sea creature might be punned with an expression of agreement or authorization?
-
The old anglicized French word chatelaine refers to a woman in charge of a large?
-
Who painted 'Women of Algiers', sold at auction for a record $160m in 2015?
-
If a square sheet of paper is folded diagonally in half, the resulting two sharp corners are each how many degrees?
-
Which large-flowered plant is named after Paeon/Paean, Greek god of medicine and healing?
-
Popular in Cyprus, Greece, Turkey and increasingly elsewhere, which unripened brined cheese can be fried due to its high melting-point?
-
Which multi-talented actor played Mr Burns and Derek Smalls?
-
American jazz musician Chet Baker was a virtuoso player of the?
-
Fly, Birkenstock, Fitflop and Tiva are notable brands of what?
-
In 2015 The Lancet published Canadian University research asserting that weak (What?) indicates cardio-vascular health risk?
-
Wagner, Verdi, Bellini and Rossini are famous composers of particularly what type of music?
-
Prosciutto is an Italian?
-
The mid-1900s slang term 'clip-joint' refers to a?
-
Launched 1999, Co-op owned, claimed to be the first ever full-service internet bank was?
-
'Pas de deux' in dressage and ballet equates to a what?
-
The process of becoming a (What?) begins with Aspirancy, then Postulancy and Novitiate?
-
Hosni Mubarak was ousted as leader in 2011 from which nation?
-
Which pseudonymous artist's most valuable works include Kissing Coppers and Vandalised Phone Box?
-
The old legal term chattels refers to a person's entire tangible possessions except?
Answers
- George Orwell
- Seal
- House
- Picasso
- 45
- Peony
- Halloumi
- Harry Shearer
- Trumpet
- Shoes
- Handgrip
- Opera
- Ham
- Extortionate bar/club
- Smile
- Duet
- Nun
- Egypt
- Banksy
- Freehold land