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100

Which word describes a bombproof shelter and a sand hazard on a golf course?

A bunker

100

Whose tomb lies under Paris's Arc de Triomphe?

a) France's unknown soldier

b) Marie Antoinette

c) Napoleon

d) Marie Curie

a) France's unknown soldier

100

Which is the World's largest country without permanent rivers?

a) Borneo

b) Saudi Arabia

c) Kazakhstan

d) Greenland

b) Saudi Arabia

100

Which word means the flat side of a gem?

a) Aspect

b) Carat

c) Facet

d) Slice

c) Facet

100

In which 1970 film were the tragic young lovers named Oliver and Jenny?

"Love Story"

100

'Pete's Submarines' was the original name of WHICH franchise?

a) Donut King

b) McDonalds

c) Hungry Jacks

d) Subway

d) Subway

200

Change the last letter of WHICH word to make: 'remedy'?

a) Chew

b) Curb

c) Club

d) Cosy

b) Curb

200

What was the first name of playwright Eugene O'Neill's daughter who married Charlie Chaplin?

a) Ida

b) Erma

c) Enya

d) Oona

d) Oona

200

In which sea is the Isle of Man?

Irish Sea

200

Who of the following does NOT belong in the ranks of eminent scientists?

a) Gregor Mendel

b) Marie Curie

c) Marcel Proust

d) Albert Einstein

c) Marcel Proust

200

A portrait that comically exaggerates one's features is called a WHAT?

A caricature

200

What is another name for iceberg lettuce?

Crisphead

300

Which word describes salt-replacing sports drinks?

a) Isotonic

b) Teutonic

c) Laconic

d) Sardinic

a) Isotonic

300

What year did Saddam Hussein invade Kuwait, triggering the First Gulf War?

1990

300

Which sea yields 90 percent of the world's caviar?

a) Red

b) Caspian

c) Black

d) South China

Caspian

400

Which tough-guy actor served a two month prison sentence in 1949 for use of marijuana?

Robert Mitchum

400

Which year was dubbed the Summer of Love?

a) 1914

b) 1962

c) 2000

d) 1967

d) 1967

400

From which country does the dish 'enchilada' originate?

a) Korea

b) Argentina

c) New Zealand

d) Mexico

d) Mexico

500

What is the name for a person who speaks several languages?

Polyglot

500

What did Alfred the Great supposedly burn?

Cakes

500

Which biscuit are you supposed to first twist, then lick and dunk in milk?

Oreo
600

Who was the first Emperor of Rome?

Augustus

600

The Japanese delicacy of fugu, poisonous if not prepared correctly, is made from WHAT?

a) Rhino horn

b) Shitaki mushrooms

c) Puffer fish

d) Shark

c) Puffer fish

700

Who was the last Anglo-Saxon king of England?

a) George VI

b) Edward VII

c) William the Conqueror

d) Harold

d) Harold

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