One!
Two!
Three!
Four!
Five!
100
Complete this English expression: "A ______ in time saves nine."
A. Stitch, B. Weave, C. Knot
Stitch
100
Which of these is NOT the national animal of a country in the UK?
A. Dragon, B. Lion, C. Whale
Whale
100
What is the most commonly used word in the English language?
The
100
In which year did India gain independence from Britain?
A. 1937, B. 1947, C. 1957
1947
100
What was the "Dancing Plague" that happened in Strasbourg, France in 1518?
A. A period where people suddenly started dancing and were unable to stop, B. A disease that made people's body twitch like they were dancing, C. A dance that was banned because it was believed to cause sickness
A period where people suddenly started dancing and were unable to stop
100
What was the capital city of England before London?
A. Birmingham, B. Stratford, C. Winchester
Winchester
100
What is the highest Ireland has ever placed in the FIFA World Cup?
A. Quarter-finals, B. Semi-finals, C. Finals
Quarter-finals
100
What is the largest bird in the world?
Ostrich
100
Which of these lakes is found in Africa?
A. Lake Tahoe, B. Lake Victoria, C. Lake Balkhash
Lake Victoria
100
Which country's name means "the shallows"?
A. Seychelles, B. Bahamas, C. Maldives
Bahamas (from the Spanish "baha mar", or "shallow sea")
100
Which big tech company used to have the slogan "Don't be evil"?
A. Google, B. Amazon, C. Microsoft
Google
100
In the James Bond movies, which luxury car brand does Bond prefer to drive?
A. Rolls Royce, B. Jaguar, C. Aston Martin
Aston Martin
100
Complete the name of this classic Hollywood cowboy movie: The Magnificent ______
A. Six, B. Seven, C. Eight
Seven
100
What is the most commonly used letter in the English language?
E
100
How many people sit on a jury in Ireland?
A. 10, B. 11, C. 12
12
100
Roja wine comes from which country?
A. Argentina, B. Chile, C. Spain
Spain
100
The word "economy" comes from Ancient Greek. What does it originally mean?
A. Household management, B. Acquiring money, C. Constant change
Household management
100
British football legend Sir Bobby Charlton played for which English team?
A. Arsenal, B. Tottenham Hotspurs, C. Manchester United
Manchester United
100
True or false: mountain goats are actually a type of antelope.
True
100
Stella Artois beer comes from which country?
A. France, B. Belgium, C. Switzerland
Belgium
100
Which part of the human body is the only one that is fully grown from birth?
A. Tongue, B. Nose, C. Eye
Eye
100
What is the capital city of Somalia?
A. Khartoum, B. Bamako, C. MogadishU
Mogadishu
100
What is the Friday before Easter called?
A. Palm Friday, B. Good Friday, C. Holy Friday
Good Friday
100
What colour is the mineral cobalt?
A. Red, B. Green, C. Blue
Blue
100
What is the name of the Roman governor who oversaw Jesus' crucifixion?
Pontius Pilate
100
In the Old Testament, what is the name of the great beast who lives in the sea?
A. Behemoth, B. Draco, C. Leviathan
Leviathan
100
In Norse mythology, who is the king and "father" of the gods?
A. Odin, B. Thor, C. Loki
Odin
100
What is the name of the wizard in the book and film series The Lord of the Rings?
Gandalf
100
Which of these is NOT one of the colours of the Olympic rings?
A. Black, B. Purple, C. Red
Purple
100
Which question word completes the name of this popular British sci-fi television series: Doctor _____
Who
100
Which English writer is nicknamed "The Bard"?
A. Charles Dickens, B. John Keats, C. William Shakespeare
William Shakespeare
100
What is a group of hyenas called?
A. A cackle, B. A giggle, C. A laugh
A cackle
100
In Irish folklore, what item is traditionally hung over the doorway to ward off fairies and evil spirits?
A. A horsehoe, B. A shamrock, C. A stocking
A horseshoe
100
How many counties are in the Republic of Ireland?
26
100
What is the hottest temperature ever recorded in Ireland?
A. 30 degrees Celsius, B. 33 degrees Celcius, C. 36 degrees Celsius
33 degrees Celcius