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  • Which chemical is commonly used in nail polish remover?
    acetone
  • In Monopoly, what colour is Leicester Square?
    yellow
  • By which name is Swaziland now known?
    Eswatini
  • The people of which country are known as Ticos?
    Costa Rica
  • In what country was Frida Kahlo born?
    Mexico
  • In Saving Private Ryan, what was Private Ryan's first name?
    James
  • The Ngaio Marsh Awards celebrate excellence in ...
    crime writing
  • Nick Kyrgios is well known for playing which sport?
    tennis
  • Where in the body is the incus?
    ear
  • How did World Series champions the LA Dodgers earn their name?
    Their fans had to "dodge" trolley cars to get to the ballpark.
  • The ruins of ancient Persepolis are found in which country?
    Iran
  • Greenland is an autonomous region of which country?
    Denmark
  • How old was John Lennon when he was shot and killed?
    40
  • In Roman mythology, who was the fleet-of-foot messenger god?
    Mercury
  • Someone with melissophobia is afraid of ...
    bees
  • In which part of the world did bananas originate?
    Southeast Asia
  • Who was Henry VIII's fifth wife?
    Catherine Howard
  • Jack Dorsey founded which social network in March 2006?
    Twitter
  • In which children's book does the clock strike 13 times?
    Tom's Midnight Garden by Philippa Pearce
  • Who is Dolly Parton's famous god daughter?
    Miley Cyrus
  • Which country is the island of Sumatra part of?
    Indonesia
  • When did the Suez Canal open? (+/-) 5 years
    1869
  • Who is the daughter of the giant Pallas and of the infernal River Styx?
    Nike
  • Achluophobia is a fear of ...
    darkness
  • Who composed the William Tell Overture?
    Rossini
  • In which year did the Crimean War start? (+/- 5 years)
    1853
  • Which bird was considered sacred by the Incas?
    Condor
  • Tobey Maguire played which superhero?
    Spiderman
  • Which country was called South West Africa until 1968?
    Namibia
  • What does the first R in JRR Tolkien stand for?
    Ronald
  • A muscovy is which type of bird?
    duck
  • What is the northernmost capital in Europe?
    Reykjavík
  • Which film featured Aerosmith's song, "I Don't Want To Miss A Thing"?
    Armageddon
  • Which ancient kingdom was associated with Zoroastrianism?
    Persia
  • Breaking the record for the world's longest fleece, how much did Gizzy Shrek's wool weigh? (nearest KG)
    13kg
  • Pope John Paul I served the shortest term in papal history. How long was he head of the Catholic church? (+/- 5 days)
    33 days
  • An area described as a delta has which shape?
    triangle
  • Leonardo DiCaprio won an Oscar for his performance in which film?
    The Revenant
  • How many bathrooms does Buckingham Palace have (to the nearest 5)?
    78
  • Which actor was born Ramon Antonio Gerard Estevez?
    Martin Sheen
  • Which painting has twice been stolen from Oslo?
    Oslo
  • In January 1877, Queen Victoria was made Empress of ...
    India
  • Hugo Chávez was leader of Venezuela until 2013, when ...
    he died of cancer.
  • Which US president succeeded Richard Nixon?
    Gerald Ford
  • Wangari Maathai, the first black African woman to win a Nobel Prize in 2004, is from which country?
    Kenya
  • Where is the world's longest canal?
    China
  • Bluetooth technology took its name from ...
    a Viking king
  • Which athlete has won the most Olympic medals?
    Michael Phelps
  • What is the name for the parallel universe in Stranger Things?
    The Upside Down
  • Kevin Spacey played Lester Burnham in which film?
    American Beauty
  • Which actor famously danced with Diana, Princess of Wales, at the White House in 1985?
    John Travolta
  • What is the meaning of the word 'tortuous'?
    full of twists and turns
  • The phrase "therein lies the rub" came from which Shakespeare play?
    Hamlet
  • The … flower was sacred to the ancient Egyptians.
    Lotus/water lily
  • How many castles are there in New Zealand?
    2
  • If a prescription medicine is to be taken QID, how often is this?
    4 times a day
  • If the statue of Christ the Redeemer was looking down at you, which city would you be in?
    Rio de Janiero
  • What is the collective noun for giraffes?
    tower
  • In what city is Leondardo Da Vinci's ‘The Last Supper’?
    Milan
  • What was the name of Adele's first album?
    19
  • What was the first name of the Austrian friar Mendel who is considered to be the father of modern genetics?
    Gregor
  • Which Bible character was known for his patience?
    Job
  • How many contiguous US states are there in total?
    48
  • Which is the largest single island of the West Indies?
    Cuba
  • The Spanish Civil War ended in which year?
    1939
  • Which element is used as a blue pigment?
    cobalt
  • The Nile is longer than the Amazon river. True, or false?
    T
  • Music that is played adagio is played...
    slowly