Science
Which part of your digestive system is about 6 metres long in an adult?
A) Stomach
B) Small intestine
C) Large intestine
D) Esophagus
Small intestine
Which capital city is located closest to the equator?
A) Nairobi
B) Quito
C) Singapore
D) Kampala
Quito
What is traditionally used to make hummus creamy?
A) Yogurt
B) Tahini
C) Cream cheese
D) Coconut milk
Tahini
In The Sound of Music, what was the name of the von Trapp family’s governess?
A) Maria
B) Elsa
C) Anna
D) Liesl
Maria
Why did the picture go to jail?
Because it was framed!
If you drop a heavy bowling ball and a light tennis ball at the same time in a vacuum, which reaches the ground first?
A) Bowling ball
B) Tennis ball
C) They reach at the same time
D) It depends on their colour
They reach at the same time
Which country has territory in all four hemispheres?
A) Brazil
B) Kiribati
C) Indonesia
D) Australia
Kiribati
Which vegetable was once commonly used to make sugar before sugar beets became widespread?
A) Carrot
B) Parsnip
C) Turnip
D) Beetroot
Parsnip
In Psycho, what was the name of the motel owner?
A) Norman Bates
B) Sam Loomis
C) Milton Arbogast
D) John Bates
Norman Bates
Which country has the world's northernmost capital city?
A) Norway
B) Iceland
C) Finland
D) Greenland
Iceland
What happens when you put an ice cube into a glass of warm water?
A) Heat moves from the ice to the water
B) Heat moves from the water to the ice
C) Both become colder immediately
D) No heat moves
Heat moves from the water to the ice
Which desert is so dry that some weather stations have recorded no rain for years?
A) Sahara
B) Gobi
C) Atacama
D) Kalahari
Atacama
Which cheese is traditionally famous for having holes?
A) Brie
B) Cheddar
C) Emmental
D) Feta
Emmental
Which actress starred opposite Cary Grant in North by Northwest?
A) Grace Kelly
B) Eva Marie Saint
C) Doris Day
D) Kim Novak
Eva Marie Saint
Which fruit was once known in Europe as the “pomme d'amour” or “love apple”?
A) Tomato
B) Apple
C) Peach
D) Pomegranate
Tomato
If you double the amount of water in a glass, what happens to the density of the water?
A) It doubles
B) It becomes half
C) It stays approximately the same
D) It becomes zero
It stays approximately the same
Which country is famous for having a “Door to Hell,” a burning gas crater?
A) Turkmenistan
B) Kazakhstan
C) Uzbekistan
D) Azerbaijan
Turkmenistan
Which fruit is famous for being one of the main ingredients in Worcestershire sauce?
A) Tamarind
B) Fig
C) Date
D) Plum
Tamarind
Which 1954 film stars Judy Garland as Esther Blodgett?
A) A Star Is Born
B) Meet Me in St. Louis
C) Easter Parade
D) The Harvey Girls
A Star Is Born
In West Side Story, which two groups are rivals?
A) The Jets and the Sharks
B) The Kings and the Queens
C) The Tigers and the Lions
D) The Jets and the Kings
The Jets and the Sharks
What happens to your pupils when you move from a dark room into bright sunlight?
A) They become larger
B) They become smaller
C) They stop moving
D) They change colour
They become smaller
Which country has a village named “Why”?
A) Australia
B) Canada
C) United States
D) New Zealand
Australia
“Why” is a small town in South Australia — its unusual name is often said to have come from early settlers asking why the location was chosen.
Which drink is traditionally served in a small cup called a demitasse?
A) Espresso
B) Lemonade
C) Hot chocolate
D) Iced tea
Espresso
In The Birds, which California town is attacked by birds?
A) Monterey
B) Bodega Bay
C) Santa Monica
D) Malibu
Bodega Bay
Which part of your brain helps coordinate balance and fine movement?
A) Cerebellum
B) Brainstem
C) Hypothalamus
D) Frontal lobe
Cerebellum