General Knowledge Quiz 9
Questions
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What does the H in H-Bomb stand for?
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What is the largest gland in the human body?
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Who played Tom Hanks' wife in the film The Burbs?
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Which Hindu God is depicted with the head of an elephant?
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What is the young of a rabbit called?
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What is the collective name for a large number of islands?
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Peanuts is the work of which cartoonist?
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Who wrote the story The Old Man And The Sea?
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In which US city was the first juke-box installed, in the Palais Royal Saloon, 1889?
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Which British Prime Minister's mother, Jenny Jerome, invented the Manhattan cocktail?
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What was the first underground railway line in London?
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Which sea has no land borders?
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What is the currency of Iran?
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Who is the Roman God of the sea?
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What type of creature is a bandy-bandy?
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Which actress is the voice of Homer Simpson's mother?
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Lexicology is the study of what?
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In which country is Interpol based?
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What is the line called behind which darts players stand when throwing?
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Who was the first leader of Polish trade union Solidarity?
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Martial art Jeet Kune was devised by which US actor?
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Which pope commissioned Michelangelo to paint the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel?
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Neroli is an essential oil distilled from the flowers of which fruit?
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What do the US Marine Corps, the city of Exeter and Plymouth Argyle FC have in common?
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From which English county do Bakewell tarts (technically 'Bakewell puddings' originate?
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In which US city was the first juke-box installed, in the Palais Royal Saloon, 1889?
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Which British Prime Minister's mother, Jenny Jerome, invented the Manhattan cocktail?
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An ennead is a group or set of how many?
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From which of Shakespeare's plays does the term 'salad days' originate?
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Which perfume house launched the 'Joy' perfume in 1930?
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In heraldry what colour is sable?
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What type of fruit is a canteloupe?
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Which English artist was president of the Royal Academy in 1768?
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Who played the Riddler in the 1995 film Batman Forever?
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What is the fifth sign of the Zodiac?
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Who invented the steam engine?
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Which artist painted The Watering Place?
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Which explorer gave Natal its name on Christmas Day 1497?
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An orchidectomy is the surgical removal of what?
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What is the name of a word which reads the same backwards as forwards?
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What does an ocularist make?
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The Queensberry Rules are standard rules of which sport?
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What do the US Marine Corps, the city of Exeter and Plymouth Argyle FC have in common?
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In which castle was Charles I imprisoned from 1647-48?
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What chemical element has the symbol Fe?
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What is a Maori ceremonial war-dance called?
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What salad is named after the Mexican Restaurateur who invented it?
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Who became US president after Abraham Lincoln was assassinated?
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Which city hosted the 1992 Summer Olympic games?
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In which year did the Gunpowder Plot take place?
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Who was the original presenter of TV's University Challenge?
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Who was known as Little Sparrow?
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What is the minimum alcohol content of wine under EU laws?
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From which English county do Bakewell tarts (technically 'Bakewell puddings') originate?
Answers
- Hydrogen
- The liver
- Carrie Fisher
- Ganesha
- Kit
- Archipelago
- Charles Shulz
- Ernest Hemingway
- San Francisco
- Winston Churchill
- Metropolitan Line
- The Sargasso Sea
- Rial
- Neptune
- Snake
- Glenn Close
- Words
- France
- Oche
- Lech Walesa
- Bruce Lee
- Pope Julius II (1508)
- Orange
- The same motto
- Derbyshire
- San Francisco
- Winston Churchill
- Nine
- Anthony and Cleopatra
- Patou
- Black
- Melon
- Sir Joshua Reynolds
- Jim Carrey
- Leo
- Thomas Newcomen
- Thomas Gainsborough
- Vasco de Gama
- Testicles
- Palindrome
- Artificial eyes
- Boxing
- Their motto, Semper Fidelis
- Carisbrooke Castle
- Iron
- Haka
- Caesar
- Andrew Johnson
- Barcelona
- 1605
- Bamber Gascoigne
- Edith Piaf
- 7%
- Derbyshire