Published: Friday 17th April 2020A free general knowledge quiz for those who don't like their quizzes too difficult.
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Who sculptured the famous statue commonly known as "The Kiss"?
Rodin.
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Which is the longest river in Australia?
The Murray.
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In the "Wizard of Oz", what was the tin man searching for?
A heart.
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In terms of population, which is the smallest country in the European Union?
Malta.
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In Cockney slang, how much is a score?
£20.00
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Where on the human body would you find your Lunula?
Finger nails (It's the white half-moon).
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What was produced by the Manhattan Project?
Atomic bomb.
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How many are in a Baker's dozen?
Thirteen.
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Who succeeded Gerald Ford as President of the USA?
Jimmy Carter.
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In which language is most ballet terminology written?
French.
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What number on a dartboard is diagonally opposite 20?
Three.
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Which controversial director directed "Rosemary's Baby"?
Roman Polanski.
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In which country would you find the Holy city of Mecca?
Saudi Arabia.
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With which art movement would you associate Pablo Picasso?
Cubism.
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In the children's song, what eventually killed the old lady who swallowed a fly?
A Horse (She's dead of course)
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As at 2019, who is the only rugby union player to have won the BBC Sports Personality of the Year?
Jonny Wilkinson (2003).
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Born in Scotland in 1794, who was Dr Johnsons biographer?
James Boswell.
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In meteorology, what does a pluviometer measure?
Rainfall.
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What is the capital city of Austria?
Vienna.
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What was the pen name of author Eric Blair?
George Orwell.
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