General Knowledge Quiz #391
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General Knowledge Quiz #391
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The famous Ancient Roman marble statue 'Venus Callipyge' or 'Callipygian Venus' literally and artistically represents "Venus/Aphrodite of the beautiful...": Hair; Face; Eyes; or Buttocks?
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Which three of these characteristics do not feature in a 'mullet' hairstyle: Long fringe; Short sides; Short Front; Long back; Greased and slicked back; or Combed-over a bald patch?
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Vaquita porpoise 'maw', an illegally trafficked delicacy in Chinese cuisine, priced upwards of $10,000/kilo, is the creature's: Eyes; Tongue; Heart; or Swim bladder?
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The US Second Amendment (to the US Constitution) protects the rights of US citizens to: Decline to answer questions that could incriminate onself in a criminal case; Keep/bear arms (guns); Drink alcohol; or Drive a car/carriage on a highway?
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What sort of sea creatures are fulmars and petrels: Snails; Birds; Otters; or Fish?
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Who controversially interviewed the on-the-run Mexican drug lord 'El Chapo' Guzman for Rolling Stone Magazine just before his 2015 capture: Sean Penn; Madonna; Oprah Winfrey; or Judi Dench?
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Besides humans, the most widely distributed mammals on Earth are: Dogs; Cats; Whales; or Hamsters?
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Best-selling Japanese author Marie Kondo refers to Japanese 'Tokimeku' ('spark joy' - literally palpitate) in the life-changing 'KonMari' method of: Hill-running; Cat-training; Decluttering; or Hedge-trimming?
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The motor theft crime abbreviated in the UK to TWOC (hence the slang verb 'twocking') stands for what?
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What is three-eighths divided by a half: Three-quarters; Five-eighths; Five-sixteenths; or One-and-a-half?
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What Anglicized-French word referring to prestige derives from the verb to press?
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What creatures were first to live on land and fly: Insects; Birds; Bats; or Fish?
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Who wrote/directed the movies The Hateful Eight and Inglourious Basterds?
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Chinese Emperor Jing Di's 141BC tomb revealed in 2015 the early use of: Tea leaves; Whisky; Cigars; or Magic mushrooms?
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What was the Russian city of Stalingrad renamed in 1961, after Europe's longest river?
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The Solanum Pseudocapsicum plant, called winter cherry and Jerusalem cherry, is noted for being very: Poisonous; Tasty; Prickly; or Luminous?
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Grissini are Italian: Breadsticks; Baked beans; Beetroots; or Bananas?
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Who created the 1970s persona Thin White Duke, and subsequent brands Glass Spider and Tin Machine?
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Tundra regions of the world are typically defined as having no: Animals; Trees; Water; or Shops?
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A gable or gable wall of a house is usually defined by having a: Front door; Triangular upper face; Bay window; or No windows or doors?
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The human body's energy chemical is: Cortisone; Serotonin; Glucose; or Blood?
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The famous Ancient Roman marble statue 'Venus Callipyge' or 'Callipygian Venus' literally and artistically represents "Venus/Aphrodite of the beautiful...": Hair; Face; Eyes; or Buttocks?Buttocks
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Which three of these characteristics do not feature in a 'mullet' hairstyle: Long fringe; Short sides; Short Front; Long back; Greased and slicked back; or Combed-over a bald patch?Long fringe, Greased and slicked back, Combed-over a bald patch
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Vaquita porpoise 'maw', an illegally trafficked delicacy in Chinese cuisine, priced upwards of $10,000/kilo, is the creature's: Eyes; Tongue; Heart; or Swim bladder?Swim bladder
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The US Second Amendment (to the US Constitution) protects the rights of US citizens to: Decline to answer questions that could incriminate onself in a criminal case; Keep/bear arms (guns); Drink alcohol; or Drive a car/carriage on a highway?Keep/bear arms
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What sort of sea creatures are fulmars and petrels: Snails; Birds; Otters; or Fish?Birds
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Who controversially interviewed the on-the-run Mexican drug lord 'El Chapo' Guzman for Rolling Stone Magazine just before his 2015 capture: Sean Penn; Madonna; Oprah Winfrey; or Judi Dench?Sean Penn
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Besides humans, the most widely distributed mammals on Earth are: Dogs; Cats; Whales; or Hamsters?Whales
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Best-selling Japanese author Marie Kondo refers to Japanese 'Tokimeku' ('spark joy' - literally palpitate) in the life-changing 'KonMari' method of: Hill-running; Cat-training; Decluttering; or Hedge-trimming?Decluttering
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The motor theft crime abbreviated in the UK to TWOC (hence the slang verb 'twocking') stands for what?Taking Without Owner's Consent
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What is three-eighths divided by a half: Three-quarters; Five-eighths; Five-sixteenths; or One-and-a-half?Three-quarters
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What Anglicized-French word referring to prestige derives from the verb to press?Cachet
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What creatures were first to live on land and fly: Insects; Birds; Bats; or Fish?Insects
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Who wrote/directed the movies The Hateful Eight and Inglourious Basterds?Quentin Tarantino
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Chinese Emperor Jing Di's 141BC tomb revealed in 2015 the early use of: Tea leaves; Whisky; Cigars; or Magic mushrooms?Tea leaves
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What was the Russian city of Stalingrad renamed in 1961, after Europe's longest river?Volgograd
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The Solanum Pseudocapsicum plant, called winter cherry and Jerusalem cherry, is noted for being very: Poisonous; Tasty; Prickly; or Luminous?Poisonous
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Grissini are Italian: Breadsticks; Baked beans; Beetroots; or Bananas?Breadsticks
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Who created the 1970s persona Thin White Duke, and subsequent brands Glass Spider and Tin Machine?David Bowie
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Tundra regions of the world are typically defined as having no: Animals; Trees; Water; or Shops?Trees
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A gable or gable wall of a house is usually defined by having a: Front door; Triangular upper face; Bay window; or No windows or doors?Triangular upper face
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The human body's energy chemical is: Cortisone; Serotonin; Glucose; or Blood?Glucose
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