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1. What U.S. newspaper is nicknamed the Gray Lady? The New York Times 2. The Inca Trail is found in which country? Peru 3. What ailment kills the most fruit flies? Constipation 4. Who is the youngest player ever to hit 500 home runs? Alex Rodriguez 5. Who signed the Magna Carta? King John 6. What is the process of a liquid changing to a gas called? Evaporation 7. What is the largest continent by population? Asia 8. What object is said to bring bad luck if it is broken? A mirror

9. The Warren Spahn Award is given to: Best left-handed pitcher 10. Who was childhood friends with Harper Lee? Truman Capote 11. Which country invented paper? China 12. Who played Cher Horowitz in the movie Clueless? Alicia Silverstone 13. What is a community of ants called? A colony 14. What American beer has been long promoted as the King of Beers? Budweiser 15. What was the famous Roe vs. Wade case about? abortion 16. How many faces does a dodecahedron have? 12

17. What were the earliest forms of contraceptive made from? Crocodile Dung 18. Which Dutch artist painted Girl with a Pearl Earring? Vermeer 19. Where do kiwi fruits originally come from? China 20. How much DNA do humans share with bananas? 50% 21. Yao Ming played for this NBA team: Houston Rockets 22. What is the most spoken language? Mandarin 23. The traditional Wimbledon colors are green and what? Purple 24. What are a group of hippos referred as? A bloat

25. What is the name of the Earth's largest ocean? The Pacific Ocean 26. Outside which New York building was John Lennon killed? The Dakota Building 27. Which country uses the most renewable energy? Iceland 28. Juba is the capital of which country? South Sudan 29. What igneous rock has a density less than water? Pumice 30. What is the main ingredient of Bombay Duck? Fish 31. How many states are there in the USA? 50 32. Which animal kills the most people worldwide? Mosquito

33. How many hearts does an octopus have? Three 34. Which country has cross country skiing as its national sport? Norway 35. Where might you keep bees? Apiary 36. It is illegal to do what in the French vineyards? Land a flying saucer 37. What kind of animal is a firefly? Beetle 38. What is the most abundant metal in the Earth's crust? Aluminium 39. Joan of Arc is which of the following? saint 40. Who was the first U.S Secretary of Treasury? Alexander Hamilton

41. The surface area of Earth is about how many square miles? 196.9 million mi 42. Who was the first performer at the Woodstock festival in 1969? Richie Havens 43. Who started the Russian Revolution? Vladimir Lenin 44. Which among these countries do not touch the Atlantic Ocean? Estonia 45. Which country did bagels originate from? Poland 46. The Paris Peace Accords ended which conflict? Vietnam War 47. What is Podobromhidrosis? Bad smelling odor from sweat 48. Where did rap superstar Eminem grow up? Detroit

49. Which of the following is not a computer coding language? Snake 50. Peaches are the national fruit of which country? Afghanistan 51. What month did Pearl Harbour occur? December 52. What does the term piano actually mean? To be played softly 53. What did John Jacob Astor make his fortune in? fur trade 54. What did Harriet Tubman suffer from as a child? head injury 55. In which country is divorce illegal? Philippines 56. In which city is Jim Morrison buried? Paris

57. How many kings did Rome have before becoming a republic? 7 58. Which country consumes the most chocolate per capita? Switzerland 59. A riel is the currency of which country? Cambodia 60. What is the capital of South Korea? Seoul 61. How many hearts does a worm have? 5 62. How do you tell the age of a horse? Its teeth 63. What did Alexander Graham Bell invent? Telephone 64. What country has the world's most ancient forest? Australia

65. Which country has the highest agricultural production? China 66. Who voices Morty in the series Rick and Morty? Justin Rolland 67. Who was the first pope of Rome? Peter 68. Which term describes a triangle that has three different angles? Scalene 69. What color eyes do most humans have? Brown 70. Which dinosaur had 15 horns? Kosmoceratops 71. Which is the only Grand Slam tournament that is played on grass? Wimbledon 72. Botany is the scientific study of what? Plants

73. Which continent is in all four hemispheres? Africa 74. Which country has the most number of islands? Sweden 75. Where was the world's first speeding ticket issued? England 76. How old was Mike Tyson when he became the heavyweight champion? 20 77. Mangosteen is the national fruit of which Asian country? Thailand 78. What profession did Spartacus have? Gladiator 79. Abbey Road is located in which city? London 80. How many time zones does Russia span? 11

81. Who was the first Roman emperor? Augustus 82. What kind of an animal is known as a horned toad? A lizard 83. What does the gall bladder produce? Bile 84. What is the longest river in Australia? The Murray River 85. What is the world's biggest rodent? Capybara 86. Johnny Depp is famously afraid of what? Clowns 87. Which nation did Japan have colonial rule over? Korea 88. The video game Happy Feet features what animals? Penguins

89. What country was formerly referred to as Persia? Iran 90. What was Babe Ruth's first name? George 91. Which of these elements are not found in the structure of DNA? Calcium 92. Which city is shared by two countries? Luxembourg 93. Which ocean is the Bermuda Triangle located? North Atlantic 94. What is Japanese sake made from? Rice 95. What is the softest mineral in the world? Talc 96. What kind of animal is a bustard? A bird

97. What type of music helps plants grow? Classical 98. Which University did Karl Marx attend in 1835? Bonn 99. Who is this boxer who lost 31of his 32 bouts via knockout? Eric Crumble 100. In what year was the Civil Rights Act signed? 1964 101. Which building has 73 Elevators? Empire State 102. Which among these countries was NOT part of the World War I? Switzerland 103. What was branch of science was Ernest Rutherford famous for? Radioactivity 104. Which is the heaviest living bird species? Ostrich

105. Which city is the bike capital of the world? Amsterdam 106. What is the most linguistically diverse country in the world? Papua New Guinea 107. What is the mass of 1 liter of water? 1 kilogram 108. What is the world's biggest island? Greenland 109. Which US state has the smallest population? Wyoming 110. Which organization was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize? Red Cross 111. By which nickname was Jack Nicklaus popularly known? The Golden Bear 112. Which U.S. President was the first to ride in a Helicopter? Eisenhower

113. In what year was the first ever Wimbledon Championship held? 1877 114. What is Bob Dylan's real name? Robert Zimmerman 115. In what country would one compete in a wife carry race? Finland 116. Where is the Mariana Trench is located? Pacific Ocean 117. Mesopotamia is now called as? Iraq 118. How long is a jiffy? One trillionth of a second 119. Where was the world's first University located? Constantinople 120. What was banned in Indonesia for stimulating passion? Hula hoops

121. With how many bricks is the Empire State Building is made of? 10 million 122. In Minnesota it is illegal to tease what type of animal? Skunks 123. How many chromosomes are typically found in each human cell? 46 124. Which chess piece can only move diagonally? A bishop 125. Which among these countries do not use the metric system? Liberia 126. Who is the first billionaire player in NBA history? Michael Jordan 127. What currency started in issuing in 2002? Euro 128. What flavor is Cointreau? Orange

129. What character did Michael J. Fox play in Back to the Future? Marty McFly 130. Which is the longest NASCAR oval? Talladega Superspeedway 131. Who was the first person to suggest Daylight Savings Times? Benjamin Franklin 132. How many moons does the planet Venus have? 0 133. Europe is separated from Africa by which sea? Mediterranean Sea 134. Name the only New York Yankee to hit four home runs in one game? Lou Gehrig 135. Which one of these is the most densely populated city? Mumbai 136. In which city did the Napoleonic wars end? Waterloo

137. What does the word Matrix mean in the Bible? Womb 138. Which city has the most number of museums? Amsterdam 139. Which country did Winston Churchill lead during WWII? U.K. 140. The space race was between the U.S. and which country? the Soviet Union 141. What is the largest desert in the world? Antarctica 142. Which among these countries do not have a winter season? Panama 143. What is the name of Donald Duck's sister? Della Duck 144. Which type of fruit juice did Dole sell first? Pineapple

145. What unit of measurement is equal to 4047 square meters? Acre 146. An Apgar score is given to what? Health of newborns 147. Cockroaches do what every fifteen minutes? Fart 148. What is the capital of Singapore? Singapore 149. Naples is located in which country? Italy 150. Which country is the oldest? Portugal 151. What is the main component of Saturn's rings? Ice 152. Who wrote Flowers for Algernon? Daniel Keyes

153. What color is the spot in the middle of the Japanese flag? red฀ 154. Where is the Sagrada Familia located? Barcelona 155. What is the largest planet in our solar system? Jupiter 156. What are the two fruit juices in a cosmopolitan? Cranberry and lime 157. What did Russia abolish in 1861? serfdom 158. Which art movement is Salvador Dali associated with? Surrealism 159. Who was the first person in space? Yuri Gagarin 160. Platypus are endemic to which county? Australia

161. What did J. Edgar Hoover not want people walking on? His shadow 162. Oncology refers to the study of what disease? Cancer 163. Which country is predominantly Buddhist? Thailand 164. In 1547 who became the 1st Tsar of Russia? Ivan IV (Ivan the Terrible) 165. Emetophobia is the fear of? Fear of Vomit 166. What percentage of all species on earth are insects? 80% 167. DNA is arranged into structures known as what? Chromosomes 168. How long was the Vietnam war? 19 years

169. Where did Barack Obama teach constitutional law? University of Chicago 170. What country has competitive office chair racing? Japan 171. The Claret Jug is presented to the winner of which tournament? The Open Championship 172. What's the brightest star in the sky? Sirius 173. What sea is next to Saudi Arabia? Red Sea 174. What is the ancient name of Taiwan? Formosa 175. How many times was Dr. Seuss's first book rejected? 27 176. In which type of matter are atoms tightly packed together? Solid

177. How did Anne Frank receive her diary? birthday gift 178. Who was the Iron Lady? Margaret Thatcher 179. In which city is the White House located? Washington D.C. 180. Who discovered the Rosetta Stone? French Soldier 181. What two cities represent letters in the phonetic alphabet? Lima and Quebec 182. In Roman Tradition who is the god of the sea? Neptune 183. The Hoover Dam is located in which US state? Nevada 184. What is the capital of India? New Delhi

185. What is the name of the cells in the eye that detect color? Cones 186. What is the name for the monetary unit used in Thailand? Thai Bhat 187. Which artist painted Guernica? Pablo Picasso 188. What is the hardest substance in the human body? Tooth enamel 189. What animal is in Bhutan's flag? dragon 190. As what type of beans are chickpeas also known as? Garbanzo 191. What was Marilyn Monroe's natural hair color? Red 192. Distance is equal to speed multiplied by what? Time

193. Which part of the human body has the most sweat glands? Soles of the feat 194. Which among these countries has a high divorce rate? Maldives 195. Which colour has the highest frequency in the visible spectrum? Violet 196. Who invented scissors? Leonardo da Vinci 197. What grows from an acorn? Oak Tree 198. What animal cannot stick out their tongue? Crocodiles 199. Which dynasty build most of the Great Wall of China? Ming 200. Where on the human body is the zygomatic bone found? Facial cheek...