How many letters does the Greek alphabet contain?Twenty-Four.
Which English King removed the Stone of Scone from Scotland?Edward I.
Which is the largest of the Greater Antilles islands?Cuba.
Between which two planets would you find the Asteroid Belt?Mars & Jupiter.
Which songs with "Under" in the title were UK top ten hits for the following artists, [a] Eartha Kitt (1955), [b] Last Shadow Puppets (2008), [c] Sandie Shaw (1966), [d] Queen with David Bowie (1981) and [e] Funkadelic (1978)?[a] "Under the Bridges of Paris" reached no 7, [b] "The Age of the Under Statement", no 9, [c] "Message Understood", no 6 , [d] "Under Pressure", no 1 and [e] "One Nation Under a Groove" no 9.
What is the occupation of a Bibliopolist?Book binder.
Who was President of the Confederate States of America from 1862 to 1865?Jefferson Davis.
In the Thomas Hardy novel, what was the name of the Mayor of Casterbridge?Michael Henchard.
In which countries would you find the following wine growing regions, [a] Limari Valley, [b] Napa County, [c] Rheinhessen, [d] Chianti and [e] Cloudy Bay?[a] Chile, [b] USA, [c] Germany, [d] Italy and [e] New Zealand.
In the TV series, who was the pilot of Thunderbird 1?Scott Tracey.
From what original TV programme were the following "spin-offs", [a] "Softly Softly", [b] "Timmy Time", [c] "The Fenn Street Gang", [d] "The Green Green Grass" and [e] "NCIS"?[a] "Z-Cars", [b] "Shaun the Sheep", [c] "Please Sir!", [d] "Only Fools and Horse" and [e] "JAG".
By what name was Benin known prior to 1975?Dahomey.
What is taught under the Delsarte System?Drama & Dancing.
Which four US States start with the letter "A"?Alabama, Alaska, Arizona and Arkansa.
What was actor Rex Harrison's birth name?Reginald Carey.
Which Australian State capital lies on the Torrens River?Adelaide.
In surfboarding terms what is a skeg?A fin on the bottom of a board.
Who were the authors of the following Booker Prize winning books, [a] "Midnight's Children" (1981), [b] "The Sellout" (2016), [c] "The Inheritance of Loss" (2006), [d] "Heat and Dust" (1975) and [e] "Amsterdam" (1998)?[a] Salman Rushdie, [b] Paul Beatty, [c] Kiran Desai, [d] Ruth Prawer Jhabvala and [e] Ian McEwan.
What is the stage name of singer Alecia Beth Moore?Pink!
Where might a fumerole be found?On the side of a volcano.
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