General Knowledge Quiz 65
Questions
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What is the square root of two-hundred and eighty-nine?
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A dibber (or dibble is used in what?
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What railway line is green on the traditional map of the London Underground (Tube?
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The Roman numerals DCLXVI equate to what number?
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In Charles Kingsley's 1863 novel The Water-Babies, addressing child labour and Victorian morality, what is the boy Tom's occupation?
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Nicholas Briggs is the long-time voice of which TV evil force?
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In what European city is the historic port of Piraeus?
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What name, adapted from the male term, refers to a female tree-feller, popularised in Britain during World War II?
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Which footballer scored all of England's five goals in their 1975 5-0 defeat of Cyprus?
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Eyjafjallajokull is what?
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Who against huge odds knocked defending champion John Higgins out of the 2010 World Snooker Championship?
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ICO - the UK agency responsible for data protection, privacy and freedom of information - stands for what?
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What word for a wild or half-tamed horse derives from the Spanish word for rough wood and specifically a knot in wood?
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A 'Coney Island whitefish' is slang for a what?
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What is the traditional name for a spot on a domino?
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Yukon and Nunavut are Federal Territories of which country?
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How many degrees is each angle in an equilateral triangle?
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What does Samantha Cameron have tattooed on her ankle?
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What creature is a pismire?
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Who first published and popularised the stories Snow White, Cinderella, Rumpelstiltskin, Rapunzel, Sleeping Beauty and Red Riding Hood?
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What title was shared by three different songs which achieved UK or US number one positions within a few months of each other during 1984-85?
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In the 2010 Formula One motor racing season how many points are awarded to the winning driver of a Grand Prix?
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Before 'Poppy Appeal' what words appeared on the central black buttons of poppies sold in Poppy Appeal in the UK every year?
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What word, meaning 'crown' in Latin, refers to a visible electrical discharge and a planetary halo?
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Who wrote the lines, "Tyger! Tyger! burning bright, In the forests of the night..." ?
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Cambridge Late Pine, Redgauntlet and Elsanta are varieties of what fruit?
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Japanese Haiku poetry is generally said to contain how many lines and how many syllables when presented in English?
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Which politician, buried in Westminster Abbey in 1833, campaigned for more than 50 years against British slavery?
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A dibber (or dibble) is used in what?
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Keflavik International Airport is in which country?
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What railway line is green on the traditional map of the London Underground (Tube)?
Answers
- Seventeen
- Gardening
- District Line
- 666
- Chimney sweep
- The Daleks
- Athens
- Lumberjill
- Malcolm MacDonald
- Iceland's volcano responsible for the air-traffic paralysing ash cloud
- Steve Davis
- Information Commissioner's Office
- Bronco
- A discarded condom
- Pip
- Canada
- Sixty
- A dolpin
- Ant
- The Brothers Grimm
- The Power of Love
- 25
- Haig Fund
- Corona
- William Blake
- Strawberry
- Three lines and seventeen syllables
- William Wilberforce
- Gardening
- Iceland
- District Line