Geography
Longest river in the world is
A Yenisei
B Amazon
C Nile
D Yangtze
C Nile
Island was on which side at the beginning on II WW
A Germany
B Allies
C neutral
C neutral
Patriarch Issac had how many children
A One
B Twelve
C Two
D None
C Esan and Jacob
Ezaw Jakub
Panetone is traditional cake of
A Switzerland
B Austria
C Italy
D France
C Italy Milan
Name three items/ideas/concepts with a word
STAR
Example:
MILD : weather, salami, symptom
Red star
star of David
Movie star
Deepest lake in the world is
A Caspian Sea
B Tanganika
C Baikal
D Boden
C Baikal
One of the below was not a contemporary
A Alexander the Great
B Aristotle
C Appius Claudius Crasus Caecus
D Hannibal
D Hannibal lived in 2nd Century BC not 3rd
which is not true
A number 1 is considered not a number by Pythagoreans
B Number 4 is lucky in China
C Number 5 is considered lucky in Islam
D Number 6 is considered perfect by Phytagoreans
B no because is it too close when spoken to Death
which ingredient does not belong in Bloody Mary
A tomato juice
B Tabasco
C lemon juice
D soy sauce
D
Name three items/ideas/concepts with a number/word
three
Example:
MILD : weather, salami, symptom, case
three Musceteers
Holy Trinity
threesome
triangle
3 little pigs
Oldest river in the world is
A Colorado River USA
B Nile EGYPT
C Susuehanna USA
D Finke AUSTRALIA
B Nile 30 Million years
The largest Empire using area as measure and before British Empire was
A RussianB Roman
C Mongol
D Inka
C Mongol 24 M km2
Relics are important aspect of which religion
A Islam
B Judaism
C Taoism
D Shinto
A Islam
Where was the schnitzel invented
A Germany
B Austria
C Italy
D Roman Empire
D mentioned in the oldest cook book by Apicus 1c
Name three items/ideas/concepts with a word/concept
CAT
Example:
MILD : weather, salami, symptom
cat in the cradle
seven lives of a cat
cat walk
catnip
cat and mouse
cool cat
fat cat
cat and dog
Largest Coral Reef in the world is
A Apo Reef Phillipines
B Great Barrier Reef Aust
C Mesoamerican Caribbean
B Great Barrier Reef Aust
Charlemagne or Karolus or Charles the Great ( 748 - 814) was the first emperor to rule Western Europe since the fall of the Western Roman Empire.
He is known for
A Visiting Jerusalem after being crowned an Emperor
B defending Muslim attack on his forces depicted in the Song of Roland
C giving his name to the word for a king in many languages in Europe
D allowing his daughters to have unsanctioned relationships
C name of Krol, Karol etc is used in many languages
A never visited
B Basques not Muslims
D he prohibited his daughters from Church marriages
Jusus is not recognized by
A Islam
B Druse
C Buddhism
D Sikhism
C Buddhism
What did Marie Antoinette advise the revolting masses to eat instead of bread
A muffins
B kaiser rolls
C brioche
D scones
C
Name three items/ideas/concepts with a word
GOLD
Example:
MILD : weather, salami, symptom
gold age
gold coin
gold star
goldfish
gold medal
The driest place on Earth is
A Ica in Peru
B Arica in Chile
C McMurdo Dry Valleys Antarctica
D Kufra in Libya
C McMurdo receives no rain at all
others up to 2.3 mm per year
The oldest native language still in use is
A Tamil
B Basque
C Lithuanian
D Sanskrit
A B C are all still in use
Sanskrit is not used
Idea of reincarnation was not embraced by
A Plato
B Francois Voltaire
C Prophet Mahomet
D Mahatma Gandhi
C Mahomet
which county exports biggest dollar value of cheese
A France
B Italy
C Germany
D Netherlands
order is
C Germany
Netherlands
France
Italy
Name three items/ideas/concepts with a word
WATER
Example:
MILD : weather, salami, symptom
water under bridge
waterlogged
waterprooved
holy water
spring water