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Which natural disaster is measured with a Richter scale?
Earthquakes.
What is something you hit with a hammer?
Nail.
How many members are there in Korean boy band – BTS?
Seven.
How many black and white squares are there on a chessboard?
Sixty-four.
What is the name of Harry Potter’s mother in the book and movie series?
Lily Potter.
Thousands of tourists visit the Keukenhof gardens in the Netherlands to see colourful fields of what kind of flower?
Tulips.
Complete the saying: ‘April showers bring May …’
... flowers.
The idiom ‘Walking on thin …’ means to be in a risky situation that can easily go bad.
... ice.
If you’re ‘Cool as a …’, you’re someone who’s very calm and relaxed.
... cucumber.
What is the most eaten food in the world?
Rice.
Who sings "You can stand under my umbrella, ella ella eh eh eh..."?
Rihanna.
How many eyes do bees have?
Five.
What is Switzerland known for?
Chocolate.
What’s the largest state in the U.S.A?
Alaska.
What animal often symbolizes peace in art?
Dove.
What is the windiest planet in our solar system?
Neptune.
How long does it take an individual blood cell to make a complete circuit of the body?
60 seconds / 1 minute.
If you ‘have sticky fingers’, you’re…?
... a thief.
What colour is found on 75% of the world’s flags?
Red.
What number is a thousand thousands?
A million / One million.
What is the color of a giraffe’s tongue?
Black.
How many dots are there in a dice?
Twenty-one.
Which city in the USA is called the Big Apple?
New York
Which two parts of the body continue to grow for your entire life?
Nose and ears.
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