Published: Wednesday 4th March 2020A free general knowledge quiz for those who don't like their quizzes too difficult.
In boxing what does the abbreviation TKO stand for?Technical Knock Out.
Which farmyard animal has breeds such as Tamworth and Gloucester Old Spot?Pigs.
Who followed Neil Kinnock as leader of the Labour party?John Smith.
Who played the title role in the 2004 biopic "Ray"?Jamie Foxx.
In which US State is the holiday resort of Orlando?Florida.
Which chemical element has the symbol "P"?Phosphorus.
In which London venue are the BBC Proms held?Royal Albert Hall.
What is the first name of the TV cook whose surname is Oliver?Jamie.
Which are the only teams to have won the FA Cup on more than ten occasions?Manchester Utd. and Arsenal.
In the Indiana Jones movies, of what animals is Indiana scared ?Snakes.
What was the currency in Spain prior to the adoption of the Euro?Peseta.
"I Wandered lonely as a cloud" is the opening line of which poem?"Daffodils" by William Wordsworth.
Johnny Rotten was a member of which punk band?The Sex Pistols.
Where in the human body would you find the Intercostal Muscles?Between the ribs.
What is the name of the prison featured in the TV series "Porridge"?Slade.
In which month of the year is St Davids Day celebrated?March.
In computing, what does the acronym ROM stand for?Read Only Memory.
Which UK supermarket chains sell the following clothing brands [a] George, [b] F&F, [c] Nutmeg and [d] Tu?[a] ASDA, [b] TESCO, [c] Morrisons and [d] Sainsbury's.
Who, in 1970, became the first European winner of the US Open golf championship?Tony Jacklin.
On which river does the city of Stoke stand?Trent.
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