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What is the largest animal in the world?
Blue Whale
100
What is an 8 sided shape called?
Octagon
100
What is the name of the longest river in Africa?
The Nile
100
What energy drink company owns sports teams in Motorsports, Cycling, Ice Hockey and Football?
Red Bull
100
What animated film series features the characters Woody and Buzz?
Toy Story
100
What does this idiom mean? - "Jump the gun"
To act too quickly or start too soon before the proper time.
200
What is the largest planet in our solar system?
Jupiter
200
Who is Winnie The Pooh's best friend?
Piglet
200
What is the capital of Jamaica?
Kingston
200
What 2 teams play in the football "Superclásico"?
River Plate and Boca Juniors.
Both teams are from Buenos Aires, Argentina.
200
Who is this character played by Tom Hanks?
Forrest Gump
200
What does this idiom mean? - "Hang in there"
Don't give up or quit.
300
What is the closest "star" to Earth?
The Sun.
300
What popular young adult book series sends “tributes” to participate in a televised competition in which they fight to the death?
The Hunger Games
300
In what ocean is the Bermuda Triangle located?
Atlantic Ocean
300
Which boxer famously took a bite out of Evander Holyfield's ear in the 3rd round of their WBA heavyweight championship fight?
Mike Tyson
300
What are the names of the 3 children of the incredibles family?
100 for each correct answer.
Violet, Dash and Jack Jack
300
What does this idiom mean? - "Once in a blue moon"
Something that happens very rarely/not very often.
400
Which scientist is known as "the Father of Relativity"?
Albert Einstein
400
What do "Mc" and "Mac" mean when used in surnames?
Son of.
For Example MaDonald means son of Donald
400
In what country is the holy city of Mecca found?
Saudi Arabia
400
What is the record for the fastest red card in a football match?
Hint: It is not 0 seconds
2 Seconds. The record belongs to Lee Todd from England. He said "F me that was loud" when the referee blew his whistle to start the game.
400
Who is this character from the British TV series of the same name?
Thomas the Tank Engine
400
What does this idiom mean? - "Every cloud has a silver lining"
That in every difficulty or negative situation, there is always something positive hidden within it.
500
What percentage of Earth is covered in water?
500 - Exactly correct
400 - within 5%
Around 71%
500
What is the main material of an olympic gold medal?
Silver.
It is about 92.6% silver with a thin layer of gold plating
500
What country is this?
Fiji
500
What is the national sport of Thailand?
Muay Thai.
Also known as Thai Boxing or Art of Eight Limbs.
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500
What is the "Terminator's" iconic line, delivered by Arnold Schwarzenegger?
Hint: It was first used in Terminator 1 at the police station
I'll be back
500
What does this idiom mean? - "On cloud nine"
To be ecstatic and very very happy.
550
What animal kills the most humans every year?
Hint: Not including humans
Mosquitos.
They are responsible for an estimated 725,000 - 1 million human deaths per year thanks to the many diseases they transmit.
550
What is the deepest part of the ocean?
Challenger Deep, located within the Mariana Trench in the western Pacific Ocean.
550
What are the only 2 countries that have square flags?
Switzerland and the Vatican City
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550
What is the colour of the jacket awarded to winners of the Golf Masters Tournament at Augusta National Golf Club?
Green
550
Which South Park character is famous for always being killed?
Kenny McCormick
550
What does this idiom mean? - "Barking up the wrong tree"
Looking in the wrong place.
600
What does a "Geiger Counter" measure?
Radiation
600
Who were the 4 main members of the Beatles?
150 per member
John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr.
600
What countries flag has a trident on it?
Barbados
600
The discipline of sports where you use a horse is called what?
Equestrian sports
600
What are the full names of these two characters from the TV series "Vampire Diaries"?
Stefan and Damon Salvatore
600
What does this idiom mean? - "That ship has sailed"
That opportunity has gone and is no longer available.