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General Knowledge
150

Who was the best-selling artist worldwide in the 90s?

 A. Michael Jackson

B. U2

C. Mariah Carey

D. Madonna


C. Mariah Carey

150

Which blood cells help fight infections?
A. Red blood cells
B. White blood cells
C. Platelets
D. Plasma

B. White blood cells


150

NIRTA

Train

150

1. How many months have 28 days?

A. 1
B. 2
C. 6
D. 12


D. 12

150

 How do you spell this Spanish forward's name? 

A. Mikel Oyarzabal

B. Mikel Oyarzarbal

C. Mikel Oyerbazal


A. Mikel Oyarzabal

200

“Sarah Connor” was a character featured in which blockbuster movie?

 A. The Matrix

 B. Iron Man

 C. The Terminator

D. Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Ston

C. The Terminator

200
  1. The 2010 World Cup was played where?
    •  South Africa
    •  England
    •  Mexico
    •  United States

South Africa

200

CHOSOL

School

200

 Which is correct?

A. The yolk of the egg are white.
B. The yolk of the egg is white.
C. Both are correct.
D. Neither is correct.



D – Egg yolks are yellow, so both statements are false.

200

Which coffee chain has the most outlets across Ireland?

A. Starbucks

B. Insomnia

C. Costa


B. Insomnia

300
  1. In which year did Elvis Presley die?
    •  2021
    •  1794
    •  1977
    •  1774

1977

300
  1. What is the currency code of United Arab Emirates?
    •  AED
    •  BTE
    •  DSB
    •  EUR

AED

300

NPEICL

Pencil

300

If a plane crashes exactly on the border between France and Germany, where are the survivors buried?

A. France
B. Germany
C. Both countries
D. They aren't buried

D – Survivors aren't buried!

300

Which county, aside from Dublin, did Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney visit during his recent trip to Ireland? 

A. Mayo

B. Galway

C. Cork

A. Mayo







400
  1. The classic song “Me and Bobby McGee” was by which artist?
    •  Pete Townshend
    •  Janis Joplin
    •  Robert Plant
    •  Guns n’ Roses

 Janis Joplin

400


  1. Which one of these numbers is NOT a factor of 24?
    •  4
    •  7
    •  2
    •  3


  •  7
400

WLFOER

Flower

400

How many birthdays does the average person have?

A. One

B. One every year

C. Depends on their age

D. None




 A. One. You only have one birthday—you celebrate its anniversary every year!

400

How long does a hydration break last at the World Cup? 

A. 3 minutes

B. 5 minutes

C. 4 minutes

A. 3 minutes

500
  1. Robert Plant is the lead singer of which succesful band?
    •  Genesis
    •  Led Zeppelin
    •  The Rolling Stones
    •  Panic! at the Disco

Led Zeppelin

500


Traffic lights were first used in London in which year?

  •  1869
  •  1860
  •  1871
  •  1861


  •  1869
500

RABITB

Rabbit

500

How many animals of each species did Moses take onto the Ark?

A. Two
B. Four
C. Seven
D. None


D – It was Noah, not Moses.

500

Which of these famous dance styles originated in Argentina? 

A. Tango

B. Salsa

C. Flamenco

A. Tango

598

Which album has sold the most copies of all time worldwide?

 Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon

 Fleetwood Mac - Rumours 

Michael Jackson - Thriller 

Celine Dion - Falling Into You 

Michael Jackson - Thriller 


598
  1. Hawthorn flower and Mockingbird are both symbols of which U.S. states?
    •  Missouri
    •  Rhode Island
    •  Pennsylvania
    •  West Virginia
  •  Missouri
598

WLFOER

Flower

598

If there are three apples and you take away two, how many do you have?

A. 1
B. 2
C. 3
D. None

B – You have the two apples you took.

598

In what did year did David Attenborough present his first TV programme for the BBC?

A. 1954

B. 1947

C. 1960

A. 1954

700

Tina Turner sang the James Bond theme tune for which movie?

GoldenEye 

Live and Let Die 

Die Another Day 

Tommorw Never Dies 

GoldenEye

700
  1. The World War II was fought between which dates?
    •  2003-2011
    •  1939-1945
    •  1618-1648
    •  1955-1975
  •  1939-1945
700

LITTBUERFY

Butterfly

700

Which word is always spelled incorrectly in the dictionary?

A. Incorrectly
B. Misspelled
C. Wrong
D. Dictionary

A. Incorrectly

700

For which disease did scientist Edward Jenner develop the world’s first vaccine?

A. Small pox

B. Polio

C. Measles

A. Small pox

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