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100
Who scored the only goal in Arsenal’s Carabao Cup clash with Chelsea on Tuesday?
A. Bukayo Saka B. Kai Havertz C. Victor Gyokeres
B. Kai Havertz
100
The Titanic was built in Belfast. What was the name of the dock?
Harland & Wolfe docks
100
Before her marriage to David Beckham in 1999, Victoria rose to fame as a singer in 'The Spice Girls.' What was her stage name?
A. Scary Spice B. Posh Spice C. Sporty Spice
B. Posh Spice
100
How many children do David and Victoria Beckham have?
A. 5 B. 4 C. 3
B. 4
100
In which city is this located?
A. Marseille B. Berlin C. Paris
C. Paris
100
What car part generates electricity to charge the battery while the engine runs?
A. Starter B. Alternator C. Generator C. Distributor
B. Alternator
100
Gandi’s birthday is a national holiday in which country?
India
100
What is the name of the fairy in Peter Pan?
Tinkerbell
200
In which US city will the 2026 Super Bowl take place?
A. Santa Clara B. Kansas City C. Las Vagas
A. Santa Clara
200
Who was the Taoiseach during the Second World War?
A. Eamon de Valera B. W.T. Cosgrave C. Sean Lemass
A. Eamon de Valera
200
What is the name of this famous turkey?
Dustin
200
What city are the Artic Monkeys from?
A. Manchester B. Leeds C. Sheffield
C. Sheffield
200
In which city is this located?
A. Buenos Aires B. Sao Paolo C. Rio de Janeiro
C. Rio de Janeiro
200
What is the capital city of Switzerland?
A. Bern B. Geneva C. Zürich D. Basel
C. Zürich
200
What is the main character flaw of Macbeth in Shakespeare’s Macbeth?
A. Ambition B. Fear C. Greed D. Jealousy
A. Ambition
Macbeth’s fatal flaw is his unchecked ambition, which drives him to ignore morality, commit murder, and ultimately bring about his own downfall.
200
How many bones are in the adult human body?
A. 206 B. 198 C. 212 D. 220
A. 206
300
When Michael Jordan played for the Chicago Bulls, how many NBA Championships did he win?
A. 4 Championships B. 6 Championships C. 8 Championships
B. 6 Championships
300
The lease for the Guinness Brewery was signed in what year for 9,000 years
A. 1759 B. 1799 C. 1810
A. 1759
300
Which team has scored the most goals in the Premier League so far this season? (06/02/26)
A. Man City B. Liverpool C. Arsenal
A. Man City
300
At the 68th annual Grammy Awards, who picked up the prize for Best New Artist?
A. Addison Rae B. Somber C. Olivia Dean
C. Olivia Dean
300
Ben Nevis is a mountain in which country?
A. Ireland B. Scotland C. Wales D. Northern Ireland
B. Scotland
300
What's the highest grossing film studio of all time?
A.Warner Bros. B. Disney C. Universal Pictures D. Paramount Pictures
B. Disney
300
Which of these professions has Brooklyn Beckham never attempted?
A. Chef B. Photographer C. Singer/Songwriter
C. Singer/Songwriter
300
Which US state has the longest border with Canada?
A. Alaska B. Montana C. Maine D. Washington
A. Alaska
400
In football, the January transfer window slammed shut on Monday. What was the most expensive signing made by a Premier League club during the winter window?
A. Antoine Semenyo to Man City B. Jorgen Strand Larsen C. Conor Gallagher to Spurs
A. Antoine Semenyo to Man City
400
The Great Irish Famine lasted how long?
A. 1845 to 1852 B. 1785 TO 1794 C. 1885 1893
A. 1845 to 1852
400
What is the currency of Japan?
A. Yen B. Yuan C. Won
A. Yen
400
Which famous celebrity chef was recently announced as a new judge on Great British Bake off?
A. Jamie Oliver B. Delia Smith C. Nigella Lawson
C. Nigella Lawson
400
In which city is this located?
A. Seville B. Rome C. Paris
B. Rome
400
What was the name of New York before it was New York?
A. Old York B. Dutch York C. New Amsterdam D. New Brunswick
C. New Amsterdam
New York City was originally named New Amsterdam. Founded by the Dutch in 1624–1625 as a trading post.
400
In 1888, which unidentified serial killer terrorized the Whitechapel district of London and was never apprehended?
Jack the Ripper
400
Which of these is NOT a song by The Beatles?
A. "Can't Buy Me Love" B. "Hey Jude" C. "Yellow Brick Road" D. "I Wanna Hold Your Hand"
C. "Yellow Brick Road"
500
Who are the reigning Six Nations champions?
France
500
What year was the Stardust fire?
A. January 10, 1979 B. February 14, 1981 C. October 10, 1983
B. February 14, 1981
500
Dublin was recently ranked among Europe’s top ten cities for highest rent. What position did it place?
A. Fourth B. Eight C. Second
A. Fourth
500
Who is set to perform during Sunday’s Super Bowl half time show?
A. Bad Bunny B. Beyonce C. Kendrick Lamar
A. Bad Bunny
500
In which city is this located?
A. Moscow, Russia B. Dakar, Senegal C. Lagos, Nigeria
B. Dakar, Senegal
500
"The shot heard round the world" was the start of:
A. The American Revolution B. The Civil War C. WWI D. The War of 1812
A. The American Revolution
500
Who is the richest person in the world as of 2021?
A. Elon Musk B. Jeff Bezos C. Bill Gates
A. Elon Musk
500
One of the oldest operational lighthouses is in Ireland. The Hook Lighthouse was built how long ago?
A. 600 Years ago B. 700 Years ago C. 800 Years ago
C. 800 Years ago
600
Who did Carlos Alcaraz beat to win Sunday’s Australian Open final?
A. Alexander Zverev B. Jannik Sinner C. Novak Djokavic
C. Novak Djokavic
600
Former US President, John F. Kennedy’s great-grandfather, Thomas Fitzgerald hails from the town in Co. Limerick. But where exactly?
A. Bruff B. Kilteely C. Caherconlish
A. Bruff
600
Which country leads the all-time medal table at the Winter Olympics?
A. USA B. Germany C. Norway
C. Norway
600
Who won the 2025 Super Bowl?
A. Philadelphia Eagles B. Kansas City Chiefs C. New England Patriots
A. Philadelpia Eagles
600
A. Laos B. South Korea C. Japan D. Taiwan
D. Taiwan
600
What is considered the largest populated Empire in history?
A. The Ottoman Empire B. The Roman Empire C. The Mongol Empire D. The British Empire
D. The British Empire
They ruled over 531 million people, nearly 44% of the global population of the time.
600
What iconic sneaker brand released the Air Force 1 in 1982?
A. Adidas B. Reebok C. Puma D. Nike
D. Nike
600
Who was the President of the United States in 1981?
A. Jimmy Carter B. Gerald Ford C. George H. W. Bush D. Ronald Reagan
D. Ronald Reagan
700
An Olympic figure skater was almost in trouble earlier this week, after a film franchise accused him of copyright. What was the franchise?
A. Frozen B. Minions C. Star Wars
B. Minions
700
In what year was Limerick founded by Vikings
A. 1004 AD B. 922 AD 1248 AD
B. 922 AD
700
According to the latest census, what is the youngest town (by age of population) in Ireland?
A. Athenry, Galway B. Saggart, Dublin C. Bantry, Cork
B. Saggart, Dublin
700
New movie “Is This Thing On?” hits cinemas this month, and is inspired by the life story of which famous British comedian?
A. John Cleese B. Peter Kay C. John Bishop
C. John Bishop
700
what folklore legend suggest you can hear singing at the Cliff of Moher?
A. Mermaids B. Banshees C. Drunken sailors
A. Mermaids
700
A. Benin B. Ghana C. Senegal D. Togo
D. Togo
700
Finally, what does "ATM" stand for?
A. Automated Teller Machine B. Automatic Transaction Machine C. Automated Transfer Machine D. Automatic Teller Module
A. Automated Teller Machine
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700
What flexible tissue connects your nose and ears?
A. Ligament B. Cartilage C. Tendon D. Muscle
B. Cartilage
