Published: Saturday 25th February 2017
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In which month and year did the Japanese bomb Pearl Harbour?
December 1941.
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Which was the first man-made metal?
Bronze.
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With which band did Joe Walsh find fame?
The Eagles.
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Which building now stands on the site of the original New York Waldorf Hotel?
Empire State Building.
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What nationality was former UN General Secretary Ban-Ki Moon?
South Korean.
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In which country could you watch rugby union at Ellis Park?
South Africa.
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What does the French phrase "Mardi Gras" literally mean?
Fat Tuesday.
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On which continent would you find the Appalachian Mountains?
North America.
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Which of the Beatles was the first to be widowed?
Paul McCartney.
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Which is the largest seaport in Morocco?
Casablanca.
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Who is the patron Saint of children?
St Nicholas.
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In the mobile phone market what does 3G stand for?
3rd Generation.
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Which Australian actor starred in "Australia", "Les Miserables" and "X-Men"?
Hugh Jackman.
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What name was Walt Disney originally going to give Mickey Mouse?
Mortimer Mouse.
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In which African country would you find the Serengeti National Park?
Tanzania.
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What was the original use of the leaning tower of Pisa?
Bell Tower.
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Which element is represented by the symbol Co?
Cobalt.
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By what name is Hansen's Disease more commonly known?
Leprosy.
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What is the second largest island in the Mediterranean after Sicily?
Sardinia.
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Who wrote stories featuring the detective Hercule Poirot?
Agatha Christie.
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