Published: Friday 7th February 2020A free general knowledge quiz for those who don't like their quizzes too difficult.
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What was the former name of Ghana?
Gold Coast.
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Who composed the music, The Dam Busters March?
Eric Coates.
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What is the magazine published by the Consumers' Association in the UK called?
Which?
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What is the official residence of the Archbishop of Canterbury?
Lambeth Palace.
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In which country is the opera "Aida" set?
Egypt.
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What is Earth's only natural satellite?
The Moon.
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How many valves are there on a trumpet?
Three.
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What day follows Shrove Tuesday?
Ash Wednesday.
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Is the French wine Chablis a red or white variety?
White.
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Which town in Java gives its name to a breed of small domestic fowl?
Bantam.
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Edam and Gouda cheese originate in which country?
Netherlands.
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Which British King was nicknamed Farmer George?
George III
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Where in the UK would you find Parkhurst prison?
Isle of Wight.
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Which video game introduced the character Lara Croft?
Tomb Raider.
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What shape is the scar on Harry Potter's forehead?
A Lightning Bolt.
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Which acid gives nettles their "Sting"?
Formic acid.
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According to the nursery rhyme how did Georgie Porgie make the girls cry?
By kissing them.
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Who was the presenter of TV's "University Challenge" prior to Jeremy Paxman?
Bamber Gasciogne.
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Which chemical element has the Atomic Number of 8?
Oxygen.
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To date how many British monarchs have been named George?
Six.
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