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    of 8

    Question: Which of these words is a collective term for a

    group of tigers?
    A: Cast
    B: Ambush
    C: Crash
    Correct Answer: B
    Question: What is absolute government by one person
    called?
    A: Aristocracy
    B: Autocracy
    C: Meritocracy
    Correct Answer: B
    Question: Named after a British admiral, what is
    measured by the Beaufort Scale?
    A: Asteroid threats
    B: Earthquakes
    C: Wind force
    Correct Answer: C
    Question: Which of these took place first?
    A: Boer War
    B: First World War
    C: Crimean War
    Correct Answer: C
    Question: Christian Louboutin and Kenneth Cole are big
    names in the design of what?
    A: Shoes
    B: Buildings
    C: Mobile phones
    Correct Answer: A
    Question: Which country handed the sovereignty of
    Macao back to China in 1999?
    A: United Kingdom
    B: France
    C: Portugal
    Correct Answer: C
    Question: The Simplon rail tunnel links Switzerland with
    which country?
    A: Italy
    B: France
    C: Germany
    Correct Answer: A
    Question: Which Canadian city hosts the Just for Laughs
    comedy festival every July?
    A: Montreal
    B: Calgary
    C: Vancouver
    Correct Answer: A
    Question: The cornet and tuba belong to which family of
    instruments?
    A: Percussion
    B: Brass
    C: String
    Correct Answer: B
    Question: Elsinore is the setting for which Shakespeare
    plays?
    A: Macbeth
    B: Hamlet
    C: Measure for Measure
    Correct Answer: B
    Question: Which American company produces the Polo
    clothing line?
    A: Ralph Lauren
    B: Tommy Hilfiger
    C: Calvin Klein
    Correct Answer: A
    Question: Who was the Prime Minister during King
    Edward VIII’s Abdication Crisis of 1936?
    A: Ramsay MacDonald
    B: Neville Chamberlain
    C: Stanley Baldwin
    Correct Answer: C
    Question: What is the common name of the garden
    flower Helianthus?
    A: Sunflower
    B: Foxglove
    C: Snapdragon
    Correct Answer: A
    Question: Elvis Presley died in which year?
    A: 1971
    B: 1977
    C: 1983
    Correct Answer: B
    Question: Irish rugby star Brian O’Driscoll plays for
    which club?
    A: Munster
    B: Ulster
    C: Leinster
    Correct Answer: C
    Question: In which business do the “Mad Men” of the
    namesake TV drama work?
    A: Advertising
    B: Journalism
    C: Psychiatry
    Correct Answer: A
    Question: A statue of Hans Christian Andersen's
    character be found on the harbour in Copenhagen?
    A: Ugly Duckling
    B: Thumbelina
    C: Little Mermaid
    Correct Answer: C
    Question: Complete the title of Johann Sebastian Bach’s
    1729 work: “The Passion according to…”?
    A: St. Mark
    B: St. Matthew
    C: St. Luke
    Correct Answer: B
    Question: Which agency has its headquarters in Thames
    House?
    A: MI5
    B: MI6
    C: DIS
    Correct Answer: A
    Question: “Ruby” is rhyming slang for which spicy dish?
    A: Kebab
    B: Chilli
    C: Curry
    Correct Answer: C
    Question: Who succeeded George III?
    A: George IV
    B: William IV
    C: Victoria
    Correct Answer: A
    Question: Which company published its first Guide in
    1900 and started awarding stars for cooking in 1926?
    A: Zagat
    B: Michelin
    C: Ronay
    Correct Answer: B
    Question: Which car is the prize possession of Clint
    Eastwood’s film character Walt Kowalski?
    A: Silver Ghost
    B: Ford Mustang
    C: Gran Torino
    Correct Answer: C
    Question: Which of these Latin phrases means “In wine
    there is truth”?
    A: In flagrante delicto
    B: In loco parentis
    C: In vino veritas
    Correct Answer: C

    What is the transition from the gaseous to the liquid


    phase?
    A: Boiling
    B: Melting
    C: Condensing
    Correct Answer: C

    Where is the city of Auckland?


    A: Ireland
    B: Bavaria
    C: New Zealand
    Correct Answer: C

    Tony and Maria, are the protagonists in …?


    A: Fiddler on the Roof
    B: Gone with the Wind
    C: West Side Story
    Correct Answer: C

    Which term refers to the eye sockets of the skull?


    A: tegmental
    B: orbital
    C: colorectal
    Correct Answer: B

    What comes next in the sequence: 2, -1, -4, -7 …?


    A: -9
    B: -10
    C: -5
    Correct Answer: B

    In what country was Angela Merkel chancellor from 2005


    to 2021?
    A: Hungary
    B: Switzerland
    C: Germany
    Correct Answer: C

    To resuscitate the heart, a common recommendation is


    to do chest compressions to the beat of …?
    A: The Beatles: Something
    B: Celine Dion: My Heart Will Go On
    C: Bee Gees: Stayin' Alive
    Correct Answer: C

    What is done in preparation for sowing seed?


    A: Spaying
    B: Bristling
    C: Tillage
    Correct Answer: C

    What is the Washington Monument?


    A: Caryatid
    B: Obelisk
    C: Parapet
    Correct Answer: B

    In what US city is the FBI headquarters?


    A: New York City
    B: Boston
    C: Washington, D.C.
    Correct Answer: C

    Wooden barrels for wine-making are traditionally made


    of …?
    A: Cypress
    B: Oak
    C: Maple
    Correct Answer: B

    What is the capital of the United States?


    A: Washington, D.C.
    B: San Francisco
    C: New York City
    Correct Answer: A

    What is made out of Adam's rib in the Bible?


    A: Eve
    B: Animals
    C: Trees
    Correct Answer: A

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