General Knowledge Quiz #453
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General Knowledge Quiz #453
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Lao Tzu is widely regarded as the main architect of which major Chinese religion/school of thought?
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11. Sun, Spectacled and Sloth are all lesser-known species of which group of large carnivores?
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12. Which Italian inventor is generally considered the father of radio, and shared the 1909 Nobel Prize for his contributions to the development of wireless technology?
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13. Which US State has, at different stages in history, been controlled by France, Spain, Mexico, the USA, and the Confederacy, as well as operating independently for nearly 10 years?
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14. In 1994, Tom Hanks won his second consecutive Best Actor Oscar for Forrest Gump. For which film did he win his 1993 Academy Award?
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15. Arthur Wellesley, former UK Prime Minister and military leader of the 18th and 19th centuries, is perhaps better known by which noble title?
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17. Quenya, Telerin and Sindarin are languages created entirely by which legendary fantasy author?
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18. Which ancient city located on the Nile Delta in modern-day Egypt is the largest city on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea?
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19. How many presidents of the USA have been assassinated whilst still in office?
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20. Which country is home to the expansive Anna Creek Station, a cattle ranch slightly larger than the country of Israel?
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Which European capital city is home to the oldest electrified underground railway outside of the United Kingdom?
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Maleficent is the main antagonist of which classic Walt Disney film?
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The name of which large furniture company is derived from an acronym of the founder's name, the farm he grew up in, and his home parish?
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St. Paul's Cathedral in the City of London is an example of which architectural style, popular between the 16th and 18th centuries?
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Which Italian coffee-flavoured dessert literally translates into English as "pick me up"?
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10. Ingólfur Arnarson is thought to have been the first person to settle on which island in the north Atlantic?
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Which Italian city is home to the world's oldest university in continuous operation, founded in 1088?
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Which English footballer is, to-date, the only man to have scored a hat-trick in a FIFA World Cup final?
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Which pop singer collaborated with Queen on their 1981 hit single, Under Pressure?
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Ingólfur Arnarson is thought to have been the first person to settle on which island in the north Atlantic?
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Which Italian inventor is generally considered the father of radio, and shared the 1909 Nobel Prize for his contributions to the development of wireless technology?
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Which US State has, at different stages in history, been controlled by France, Spain, Mexico, the USA, and the Confederacy, as well as operating independently for nearly 10 years?
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In 1994, Tom Hanks won his second consecutive Best Actor Oscar for Forrest Gump. For which film did he win his 1993 Academy Award?
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Arthur Wellesley, former UK Prime Minister and military leader of the 18th and 19th centuries, is perhaps better known by which noble title?
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Which Asian island nation is known as Nihon in its native language?
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Quenya, Telerin and Sindarin are languages created entirely by which legendary fantasy author?
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Which ancient city located on the Nile Delta in modern-day Egypt is the largest city on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea?
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How many presidents of the USA have been assassinated whilst still in office?
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Which country is home to the expansive Anna Creek Station, a cattle ranch slightly larger than the country of Israel?
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16. Which Asian island nation is known as Nihon in its native language?
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2. Maleficent is the main antagonist of which classic Walt Disney film?
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3. The name of which large furniture company is derived from an acronym of the founder's name, the farm he grew up in, and his home parish?
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4. St. Paul's Cathedral in the City of London is an example of which architectural style, popular between the 16th and 18th centuries?
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5. Which Italian coffee-flavoured dessert literally translates into English as "pick me up"?
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6. Lao Tzu is widely regarded as the main architect of which major Chinese religion/school of thought?
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7. Which Italian city is home to the world's oldest university in continuous operation, founded in 1088?
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8. Which English footballer is, to-date, the only man to have scored a hat-trick in a FIFA World Cup final?
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9. Which pop singer collaborated with Queen on their 1981 hit single, Under Pressure?
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10. Ingólfur Arnarson is thought to have been the first person to settle on which island in the north Atlantic?
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11. Sun, Spectacled and Sloth are all lesser-known species of which group of large carnivores?
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12. Which Italian inventor is generally considered the father of radio, and shared the 1909 Nobel Prize for his contributions to the development of wireless technology?
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13. Which US State has, at different stages in history, been controlled by France, Spain, Mexico, the USA, and the Confederacy, as well as operating independently for nearly 10 years?
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14. In 1994, Tom Hanks won his second consecutive Best Actor Oscar for Forrest Gump. For which film did he win his 1993 Academy Award?
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15. Arthur Wellesley, former UK Prime Minister and military leader of the 18th and 19th centuries, is perhaps better known by which noble title?
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1. Which European capital city is home to the oldest electrified underground railway outside of the United Kingdom?
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17. Quenya, Telerin and Sindarin are languages created entirely by which legendary fantasy author?
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18. Which ancient city located on the Nile Delta in modern-day Egypt is the largest city on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea?
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19. How many presidents of the USA have been assassinated whilst still in office?
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20. Which country is home to the expansive Anna Creek Station, a cattle ranch slightly larger than the country of Israel?
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1. Which European capital city is home to the oldest electrified underground railway outside of the United Kingdom?
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2. Maleficent is the main antagonist of which classic Walt Disney film?
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3. The name of which large furniture company is derived from an acronym of the founder's name, the farm he grew up in, and his home parish?
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4. St. Paul's Cathedral in the City of London is an example of which architectural style, popular between the 16th and 18th centuries?
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5. Which Italian coffee-flavoured dessert literally translates into English as "pick me up"?
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6. Lao Tzu is widely regarded as the main architect of which major Chinese religion/school of thought?
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7. Which Italian city is home to the world's oldest university in continuous operation, founded in 1088?
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8. Which English footballer is, to-date, the only man to have scored a hat-trick in a FIFA World Cup final?
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9. Which pop singer collaborated with Queen on their 1981 hit single, Under Pressure?
Questions & Answers
Interactive Quiz
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Lao Tzu is widely regarded as the main architect of which major Chinese religion/school of thought?Taoism/Daoism
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11. Sun, Spectacled and Sloth are all lesser-known species of which group of large carnivores?Bears
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12. Which Italian inventor is generally considered the father of radio, and shared the 1909 Nobel Prize for his contributions to the development of wireless technology?Guglielmo Marconi
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13. Which US State has, at different stages in history, been controlled by France, Spain, Mexico, the USA, and the Confederacy, as well as operating independently for nearly 10 years?Texas
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14. In 1994, Tom Hanks won his second consecutive Best Actor Oscar for Forrest Gump. For which film did he win his 1993 Academy Award?Philadelphia
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15. Arthur Wellesley, former UK Prime Minister and military leader of the 18th and 19th centuries, is perhaps better known by which noble title?The
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17. Quenya, Telerin and Sindarin are languages created entirely by which legendary fantasy author?J.R.R. Tolkien
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18. Which ancient city located on the Nile Delta in modern-day Egypt is the largest city on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea?Alexandria
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19. How many presidents of the USA have been assassinated whilst still in office?4
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20. Which country is home to the expansive Anna Creek Station, a cattle ranch slightly larger than the country of Israel?Australia
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Which European capital city is home to the oldest electrified underground railway outside of the United Kingdom?Budapest
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Maleficent is the main antagonist of which classic Walt Disney film?Snow White
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The name of which large furniture company is derived from an acronym of the founder's name, the farm he grew up in, and his home parish?IKEA
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St. Paul's Cathedral in the City of London is an example of which architectural style, popular between the 16th and 18th centuries?Baroque
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Which Italian coffee-flavoured dessert literally translates into English as "pick me up"?Tiramisu
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10. Ingólfur Arnarson is thought to have been the first person to settle on which island in the north Atlantic?Iceland
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Which Italian city is home to the world's oldest university in continuous operation, founded in 1088?Bologna
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Which English footballer is, to-date, the only man to have scored a hat-trick in a FIFA World Cup final?Geoff Hurst
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Which pop singer collaborated with Queen on their 1981 hit single, Under Pressure?David Bowie
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Ingólfur Arnarson is thought to have been the first person to settle on which island in the north Atlantic?Iceland
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Which Italian inventor is generally considered the father of radio, and shared the 1909 Nobel Prize for his contributions to the development of wireless technology?Guglielmo Marconi
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Which US State has, at different stages in history, been controlled by France, Spain, Mexico, the USA, and the Confederacy, as well as operating independently for nearly 10 years?Texas
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In 1994, Tom Hanks won his second consecutive Best Actor Oscar for Forrest Gump. For which film did he win his 1993 Academy Award?Philadelphia
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Arthur Wellesley, former UK Prime Minister and military leader of the 18th and 19th centuries, is perhaps better known by which noble title?The
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Which Asian island nation is known as Nihon in its native language?Japan
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Quenya, Telerin and Sindarin are languages created entirely by which legendary fantasy author?J.R.R. Tolkien
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Which ancient city located on the Nile Delta in modern-day Egypt is the largest city on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea?Alexandria
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How many presidents of the USA have been assassinated whilst still in office?4
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Which country is home to the expansive Anna Creek Station, a cattle ranch slightly larger than the country of Israel?Australia
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16. Which Asian island nation is known as Nihon in its native language?
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2. Maleficent is the main antagonist of which classic Walt Disney film?
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3. The name of which large furniture company is derived from an acronym of the founder's name, the farm he grew up in, and his home parish?
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4. St. Paul's Cathedral in the City of London is an example of which architectural style, popular between the 16th and 18th centuries?
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5. Which Italian coffee-flavoured dessert literally translates into English as "pick me up"?
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6. Lao Tzu is widely regarded as the main architect of which major Chinese religion/school of thought?
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7. Which Italian city is home to the world's oldest university in continuous operation, founded in 1088?
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8. Which English footballer is, to-date, the only man to have scored a hat-trick in a FIFA World Cup final?
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9. Which pop singer collaborated with Queen on their 1981 hit single, Under Pressure?
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10. Ingólfur Arnarson is thought to have been the first person to settle on which island in the north Atlantic?
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11. Sun, Spectacled and Sloth are all lesser-known species of which group of large carnivores?
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12. Which Italian inventor is generally considered the father of radio, and shared the 1909 Nobel Prize for his contributions to the development of wireless technology?
-
13. Which US State has, at different stages in history, been controlled by France, Spain, Mexico, the USA, and the Confederacy, as well as operating independently for nearly 10 years?
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14. In 1994, Tom Hanks won his second consecutive Best Actor Oscar for Forrest Gump. For which film did he win his 1993 Academy Award?
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15. Arthur Wellesley, former UK Prime Minister and military leader of the 18th and 19th centuries, is perhaps better known by which noble title?
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1. Which European capital city is home to the oldest electrified underground railway outside of the United Kingdom?
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17. Quenya, Telerin and Sindarin are languages created entirely by which legendary fantasy author?
-
18. Which ancient city located on the Nile Delta in modern-day Egypt is the largest city on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea?
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19. How many presidents of the USA have been assassinated whilst still in office?
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20. Which country is home to the expansive Anna Creek Station, a cattle ranch slightly larger than the country of Israel?
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1. Which European capital city is home to the oldest electrified underground railway outside of the United Kingdom?Budapest
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2. Maleficent is the main antagonist of which classic Walt Disney film?Snow White
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3. The name of which large furniture company is derived from an acronym of the founder's name, the farm he grew up in, and his home parish?IKEA
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4. St. Paul's Cathedral in the City of London is an example of which architectural style, popular between the 16th and 18th centuries?Baroque
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5. Which Italian coffee-flavoured dessert literally translates into English as "pick me up"?Tiramisu
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6. Lao Tzu is widely regarded as the main architect of which major Chinese religion/school of thought?Taoism/Daoism
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7. Which Italian city is home to the world's oldest university in continuous operation, founded in 1088?Bologna
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8. Which English footballer is, to-date, the only man to have scored a hat-trick in a FIFA World Cup final?Geoff Hurst
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9. Which pop singer collaborated with Queen on their 1981 hit single, Under Pressure?David Bowie
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