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There are more than … species of squirrels worldwide.

200

Which US state is known as the Beehive State?

Utah

A tercel is the male of which type of bird?

hawk

The Rolex watch company was originally founded in which city?

London

Who was the Greek goddess of war and wisdom?

Athena

Freesias are part of the …family.

iris

Antigua and Barbuda are located in which body of water?

Caribbean Sea

Which sport is played by the Florida Panthers?

ice hockey

Who writes the Jack Reacher books?

Lee Child

Which Christian festival is held on August 6?

Transfiguration of Jesus

Which country has Suomi on its coins and stamps?

Finland

‘A Tale of Two Cities’, by Charles Dickens, is set during ...

The French Revolution

Betsey Trotwood features in which Dickens novel?

David Copperfield

In which country was the first parking meter installed?

USA

What is the capital of Bangladesh?

Dhaka

…was the Roman goddess of wisdom.

Minerva

The … river runs through Arad.

Mures

Elías García Martínez's painting Ecce Homo was rendered unrecognisable after ...

A botched/failed restoration attempt

In which year was North Sea oil discovered?

1966

What might be stored in an armoire?

clothing/clothes

Lord …is the chief officer of the royal household of the United Kingdom.

Chamberlain

What is a furlough?

a leave of absence

How old was the world's oldest living goldfish?

43 years old

Henry Ford named the Edsel passenger sedan after his ...

son

Which is the world's largest lake?

Caspian Sea

The sika deer is native to which continent?

Asia

What is the name of the jewel thief in the film The Pink Panther?

The Phantom

What is a dust devil?

a whirlwind

What is the tenth letter of the Greek alphabet?

kappa

A picture painted on a wall before the plaster is dry is called a ...

fresco

Paul Potts was the first winner of which reality TV series?

Britain’s Got Talent

The forsythia plant produces which colour flowers?

yellow

The musical term scherzando means ...

playfully

Declan MacManus is better known as ...

Elvis Costello

What does the H in VHS stand for?

Home

What caused the death of Julius Caesar?

He was stabbed.

Which type of creature is a ruby tiger?

a moth

In polo, all players must play with their ... hand.

right

Which country's flag is nicknamed the ‘Sun and Stripes’?

Uruguay

Which Beatle played guitar left-handed?

Paul McCartney

What is a baby hedgehog called?

hoglet

What is the name of the Hindu goddess that destroys evil forces?

Kali

The horse Copenhagen belonged to which military figure?

Duke of Wellington

Which US state is nicknamed the Diamond State?

Delaware

Sauerkraut is made from pickled ...

cabbage

The Canary Islands belong to which country?

Spain

In Greek mythology, who killed her two sons by Jason?

Medea

…is the driest continent.

Antarctica

Machu Picchu was built during the height of which empire?

Incan

The term ursine refers to which animal?

bear

Grape sugar is also known as ...

dextrose

The Imagine Peace Tower in Iceland is a memorial to ...

John Lennon

What was the first name of TS Eliot?

Thomas

A man who is engaged to be married is a ...

fiancé

Bombay duck is which type of food?

fish

What type of food is monterey jack?

cheese

How many USA presidents have been assassinated?

4

What is the capital of Liechtenstein?

Vaduz

What is the name of the princess in Swan Lake?

Odette

In New Zealand, you must be … years of age to buy fireworks.

18

The Volkswagon Beetle was designed by which sports-car manufacturer?

Ferdinand Porsche

The Interlagos motor racing circuit is in which country?

Brazil

What is a co-driver in a car rally called?

navigator

How many countries does the Equator pass through?

13

Saab cars were manufactured in which European country?

Sweden

How did Mary, Queen of Scots, die?

beheaded

What name is given to biblical writings that are not part of the accepted scriptures?

apocrypha

Galatasaray football team is based in which country?

Turkey

Which team has withdrawn from the 2020 Rugby Championship?

South Africa

Which type of weapon would have been carried by a fusilier?

musket

Which artist painted ‘The Garden of Earthly Delights’?

Hieronymus Bosch

How many universities are there in New Zealand?

8

In the solar UV index, what does the U stand for?

ultra

How many cubic centimetres are in a cubic metre?

1 million

How many toes does a camel have on each foot?

2

The omnium is an event in which sport?

track cycling

One US gallon is equal to roughly how many litres?

3.8

The Indonesian dish tempeh is made from ...

soy beans

Korfball originated in which country?

The Netherlands

Fallen Empires was a 2011 album for which band?

Snow Patrol

What name is given to volcanic glass formed by lava?

opsidian

The Moroccan city of Agadir was devastated by which natural event in 1960?

earthquake

Wyatt Earp's friend Holliday had which nickname?

Doc

How many strings does a standard harp have?

47

In Denmark, what is a danish called?

Vienna bread

Which part of the body is affected by Crohn's disease?

digestive system

What is a bayou?

a swampy area

The … Canal connects the Mediterranean Sea to the Indian Ocean via the Red Sea.

Suez

Which percentage of women confessed to not changing their underwear daily?

18%

The … river runs through St Petersburg.

Neva

In which Spanish city was Pablo Picasso born?

Malaga

In Grey's Anatomy, what is the first name of the title character?

Meredith

A gamp is an inelegant or unwieldy ...

umbrella

A method for exposing a sensitive information leak is known as a ...trap.

canary

The Baltic Sea lies between Sweden and …

Poland

Which book of the Bible tells the story of Moses?

Exodus

A recent study determined which percentage of men don't change their underwear daily?

22%

How many British prime ministers have been assassinated?

1

Which alcoholic ingredient goes into a screwdriver cocktail?

vodka

Who said: "Cauliflower is nothing but a cabbage with a college education"?

Mark Twain

Lake … is the largest of North America's great lakes.

Superior