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200
  • The offside rule was first introduced in which year?
    a) 1863
    b) 1872
    c) 1890
    d) 1904 

  • a) 1863
200
  • Which bird is sometimes called the "farmer’s friend" because it eats insects that harm crops?
    a) Crow
    b) Barn Owl
    c) Swallow
    d) Woodpecker

  • c) Swallow

200

  • What is the subtitle of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein?
    a) A Gothic Tale
    b) The Modern Prometheus
    c) The Monster’s Revenge
    d) Man and Machine

b) The Modern Prometheus

200

  • In which country was Osama bin Laden found and killed?
    A) Afghanistan
    B) Pakistan
    C) Iraq
    D) Saudi Arabia

  • B) Pakistan
200

  • Which fruit was the first to be eaten on the moon?
    a) Apple
    b) Peach
    c) Banana
    d) Grape

  • b) Peach
400
  • What is the diameter of a standard soccer ball?
    a) 20–22 cm
    b) 22–23 cm
    c) 24–25 cm
    d) 27–28 cm 

  • b) 22–23 cm

400
  • Which bird is known for building intricate hanging nests?
    a) Weaver bird
    b) Eagle
    c) Penguin
    d) Robin 


  • a) Weaver bird


400

  1. Which novel begins with the line “Call me Ishmael”?
    a) Robinson Crusoe
    b) Moby-Dick
    c) Treasure Island
    d) Gulliver’s Travels

  • b) Moby-Dick
400

  • What was the name of the operation that killed bin Laden?
    A) Operation Desert Storm
    B) Operation Neptune Spear
    C) Operation Enduring Freedom
    D) Operation Eagle Cla

  • B) Operation Neptune Spear
400

  • What vitamin is citrus fruit especially high in?
    a) Vitamin A
    b) Vitamin B12
    c) Vitamin C
    d) Vitamin D

  • c) Vitamin C

600
  • Which English club is nicknamed “The Red Devils”?
    a) Liverpool
    b) Arsenal
    c) Manchester United
    d) Chelsea 

  • c) Manchester United

600
  • Which bird is known for being able to fly backwards?
    a) Finch
    b) Hummingbird
    c) Swallow
    d) Lark 

  • b) Hummingbird
600

  • Who wrote Little Women?
    a) Jane Austen
    b) Louisa May Alcott
    c) Charlotte Brontë
    d) George Eliot

  • b) Louisa May Alcott
600

  • Who was the mayor of New York City during 9/11?
    A) Michael Bloomberg
    B) Rudy Giuliani
    C) Ed Koch
    D) Bill de Blasio

  • B) Rudy Giuliani
600

  • The durian fruit is banned in many public places in Asia because of what?
    a) Toxic seeds
    b) Strong odor
    c) Poisonous skin
    d) Allergic reactions

  • b) Strong odor
800
  • Who scored the “Hand of God” goal in the 1986 World Cup?
    a) Zico
    b) Diego Maradona
    c) Michel Platini
    d) Gary Lineker 

  • b) Diego Maradona

800
  • The dodo bird was native to which island?
    a) Madagascar
    b) Mauritius
    c) Fiji
    d) Seychelles 

  • b) Mauritius

800

  • What is the name of the vampire in Bram Stoker’s classic novel?
    a) Count Orlok
    b) Count Dracula
    c) Count Varney
    d) Count Alucard

  • b) Count Dracula
800

  • How long after the first plane hit did the South Tower collapse?
    A) 29 minutes
    B) 56 minutes
    C) 102 minutes
    D) 2 hours 15 minutes

  • B) 56 minutes
800

  • Which fruit’s name means “granular apple” in Latin?
    a) Apple
    b) Pomegranate
    c) Pear
    d) Quince

  • b) Pomegranate
1000
  1. Which country is known as the “Azzurri” in football?
    a) France
    b) Spain
    c) Italy
    d) Portugal
  • c) Italy
1000

Which bird is sometimes called the "sea parrot"?
a) Puffin
b) Pelican
c) Gannet
d) Cormorant

  • a) Puffin

1000

  • Who wrote The Catcher in the Rye?
    a) J.D. Salinger
    b) Jack Kerouac
    c) John Steinbeck
    d) Norman Mailer

  • a) J.D. Salinger
1000

  • Who was the mastermind behind the operational planning of 9/11?
    A) Osama bin Laden
    B) Khalid Sheikh Mohammed
    C) Ramzi Yousef
    D) Ayman al-Zawahiri

  • B) Khalid Sheikh Mohammed
1000
  • The kiwifruit was originally known by what name?
    a) Chinese gooseberry
    b) Green plum
    c) Dragon berry
    d) New Zealand plum
  • a) Chinese gooseberry
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