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400
How long did the Irish War of Independence last?
A. 18 months
B. About 2½ years
C. 5 years
400
A hormone is ?
A. A cell B. An electrical pulse C. A chemical
C. A chemical
400
What car Logo is this?
A. Audi B. Citroen C. KIA D. Nissan E. Ford
400
In the Irish broadcasting company RTE, what does the R stand for?
Radio
400
Which Irish county was mentioned in Taylor Swift’s critically acclaimed album, Midnights?
A. County Wexford B. County Wicklow C. County Kerry D. County Meath
B. County Wicklow
450
Which element makes up about 78% of Earth's atmosphere?
A. Oxygen B. Carbon dioxide C. Argon
D. Nitrogen
D. Nitrogen
450
What is the national sport of Canada?
A. Ice hockey B. Lacrosse C. Both ice hockey and lacrosse D. Curling
C. Both ice hockey and lacrosse
Canada officially has two national sports: lacrosse (summer) and ice hockey (winter), by law since 1994.
450
Which of the following years falls in the 16th century ?
A. 1445 B. 1555 C. 1666
B. 1555
450
What's river runs through Rome ?
A. The Tiber B. The Thames C. The Seine D. The Rhine E. The Nile
A. The Tiber
500
During which war did Britain seize Gibraltar?
A. War of the Spanish Succession
B. Seven Years' War
C. War of the Spanish progression
500
What does "FOMO" stand for?
A. Fear of Many Occasions B. Fear of Missing Out C. Feeling of Multiple Obligations D. Focus on Making Opportunities
B. Fear of Missing Out
500
What car logo is this?
A. Hyundai B. Nissan C. Honda D. Lexus
A. Hyundai
500
What was the Irish Examiner previously called?
A. The Munster Examiner B. The Cork Examiner
C. The Southern Examiner
B. The Cork Examiner
Fun fact: The newspaper was founded as The Cork Examiner in 1841 and was renamed the Irish Examiner in 1996 to reflect its national readership.
500
What TV show featured Walter White as the main character?
A. Ozark B. Narcos C. Breaking Bad D. Dexter
C. Breaking Bad
550
In what year did Greenland officially become part of Norway?
A. 13 Century B. 14 Century C. 12 Century
550
What is the GDP of a country?
A. Government Debt Percentage B. Gross Domestic Product C. General Development Programme D. Gross Deficit Projection
B. Gross Domestic Product
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550
What is the Michelin Guide's highest restaurant rating?
A. One star B. Two stars C. three stars D. Gold star
C. three stars
Fun fact: Three Michelin stars means "exceptional cuisine worth a special journey." Fewer than 150 restaurants worldwide hold three stars.
550
What was the first animated film to be nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture?
A. The Lion King B. Up C. Beauty and the Beast D. Toy Story 2
C. Beauty and the Beast
Fun fact: Beauty and the Beast (1991) was the first animated film ever nominated for Best Picture.
550
What music conpetition did the priests from Father Ted once enter?
The Eurovision Song Contest
600
How many numbered avenues are there in Manhattan?
A. 10 B. 12 C. 15
600
Which Irish saint is said to have discovered America around a thousand years before Christopher Columbus?
A. Saint Columba B. Saint Brendan C. Saint Patrick
B. Saint Brendan the Navigator ✅
600
What car logo is this?
A. Suzuki B. Jaguar C. Lada D. SAAB
D. SAAB
600
Which country is credited with inventing champagne?
A. Italy B. Spain C. Germany D. France
D. France
Fun fact: True champagne can only come from the Champagne region of France. The method was popularised by Dom Pérignon.
600
What is the world's most popular sport by participants?
A. Basketball B. Cricket C. Football (soccer) D. Tennis
C. Football (soccer)
Fun fact: Football has over 4 billion fans and 265 million active players worldwide.
650
Which country typically receives the most rainfall?
A. Brazil B. Colombia C. British isles
650
What is the stock market index that tracks 500 large US companies?
A. Dow Jones B. NASDAQ C. S&P 500
D. Russell 2000
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C. S&P 500
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650
Which band sang "Mr. Brightside"?
A. Snow Patrol B. Arcade Fire C. The Killers D. The Strokes
C. The Killers
650
A bolt of lightning is how many times hotter than the surface of the Sun?
A. Same temperature B. 3 times C. 5 times
D. 10 times
C. 5 times
650
Which US state is the largest by area?
A. Texas B. California C. Montana D. Alaska
D. Alaska
Fun fact: Alaska is more than twice the size of Texas. It is also the most westerly, northerly, and easterly US state.
700
Which woman famously led French forces against the English during the Hundred Years' War?
700
What country does ABBA come from?
A. Norway B. Denmark C. Finland D. Sweden
D. Sweden
ABBA formed in Stockholm in 1972. Their name is an acronym of their first names: Agnetha, Björn, Benny, Anni-Frid.
700
What car logo is this?
A. Ford B. Seat C. Subaru D. Suzuki
C. Subaru
700
Which of these countries produces most of the world's diamonds ?
A. Kenya B. Peru C. Sudan D. Iceland E. South Africa
E. South Africa
700
What commodity was Ireland the world's largest exporter of in the early 2000s?
A. Beef B. Software C. Whiskey
B. Software
