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100

Frederic Chopin painted the Mona Lisa.

True or False 


(False – it was Leonardo da Vinci.)

100

Who sang this song: "Slow Twistin'" back in 1963?

A. The New Edition 

B. Chubby Checker

C. The Monkees

B. Chubby Checker

100

In what state is the largest mountain in North America, Mt. McKinley?

A. Colorado 

B. Montana 

C.  Alaska

C.  Alaska


100

Which comforting British dessert featuring a pastry top and fruit filling might Grandma bake?

A. apple crumble

B. Baklava 

C. panna cotta

A. apple crumble

100

If you are out in the wilderness; what is the best way to make water safer to drink that you find in a stream?

A. boil it

B. strain it through a clean sock

C. leave it in the sun

A. boil it

200

Tinker Bell is the name of the fairy in Peter Pan.

True or False


 (True)

200

In the book “Pride and Prejudice,” who is Elizabeth Bennet in love with?

A. Mr. Wickham 

B. Mr. Darcy

C. Mr. Collins

B. Mr. Darcy

200

Which major event brought the world to the brink of nuclear war in 1962?

A. The Cuban Missile Crisis

 B. The Iran-Iraq War

C. the athletes murdered in Munich

A. The Cuban Missile Crisis

200

What is a favourite method of cooking fish that involves coating the fish in a mixture of alcohol and flour before frying?

A. rum batter 

B. beer batter

C. wine batter

B. beer batter

200

What are vertebrates that live both under water and on land called?

A. amphibians

B. mammals 

C. reptiles

A. amphibians

300

You will find a quarterback, receiver, running back, cornerback, kicker and defensive end, among other positions in football.

True or False 


(True)

300

Finish this line of Led Zeppelin lyrics: 'And she's buying a stairway to ___________'.

A. hell 

B. paradise 

C. heaven

C. heaven

300

What do you call a piece of land that’s almost — but not entirely — surrounded by water?

A. a cirque 

B. a peninsula

C. an estuary

B. a peninsula 


300

Which of these is the name of popular American sandwich?

A. Boston Cheese Steak 

B. Cali Cheese Steak

C. Philly Cheese Steak

C. Philly Cheese Steak

300

The ballet "The Nutcracker" is traditionally performed at what time of year?

A. Easter 

B. Christmas

C. Labour Day

B. Christmas

400

The line, “Your mother was a hamster and your father smelt of elderberries” is from the 1975 film; “Monty Python and the Holy Grail”.

True or False 


(True)

400

Julio Iglesias is a singer from which country?

A. France 

B. Germany 

C. Spain

C. Spain

400

On what Great Lake can Chicago be found on?

A. Lake Michigan

B. Lake Ontario 

C. Lake Erie

A. Lake Michigan 


400

Which of the following Japanese foods is traditionally deep fried?

A. saki 

B. tempura

C. soba

B. tempura

400

How many letters are in the English alphabet?

A. 12 

B. 26

C. 33

B. 26

500

The Saint Bernard dog is originally came from the country of Brazil.

True or False 

(False – originally from Switzerland.)

500

Who played the female lead in West Side Story film?

A. Doris Day 

B. Judy Garland 

C. Natalie Wood

C. Natalie Wood

500

What passenger ship was sunk by the Germans in May 1915?

A. the Lusitania

B. the Golden Fleece 

C. the Allure of the Seas

A. the Lusitania

500

From what country is cheddar cheese originally from?

A. Cuba 

B. Denmark 

C. England

C. England

500

What does a barometer do?

A. it measures temperature 

B. it measures wind speed

C.  it measures atmospheric pressure

C.  it measures atmospheric pressure

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