American Slang
Playing Hooky
Skipping school or work
Famous Bollywood Actress “Priyanka Chopra” first movie in Hollywood was _________.
A. Baywatch
B. Terminator
C. Force
D. Women in Black
A. Baywatch
The capital of Macedonia
Skopje
The national dish of Britain
A. Kidney Steak Pies
B. Chicken Tikka Masala/Tikka Masala
C. Chips and Peas
B. Chicken Tikka Masala
The number one rated horror movie according to IMDB 2023
A. Silence of the Lambs
B. Alien
C. The Shining
A. Silence of the Lambs
I'm Chilling
Relaxing
Actor Vidyut Jammwal is Famous for his
A. height
B. Romantic role
C. Social media interaction
D. Live Stunt.
D. Live Stunt
As of 2023 the city of _________ has the highest population worldwide
A. Mogadishu
B. Kismayo
C. Xuddur
Mogadishu
National dish of Italy
A. Ragul alla Bolognese
B. Pizza
C. Bruschetta
A. Ragu alla Bolognese
He starred in Blade the TV series (2006)
A. Spike Jonez
B. Sticky Fingaz
C. Alphonso Davies
B. Sticky Fingaz
John Hancock refers to
A signature
The term "John Hancock" does indeed refer to a signature. It all started with the American statesman John Hancock, who was known for his large, flamboyant signature. It was so distinctive that his name, "John Hancock", became synonymous with "signature" in American slang. So next time someone asks you for your John Hancock, just know they're asking for your autograph!
Best Actress of India from National Film Awards 2023
Alia Bhatt
A term, which also refers to a geometric shape, describes an uncool person in
Square
First Indian Movie released commercially in Italy
A. Ankhen
B. Mother India
C. Dil bechara
D. Slumdog millionare
A. Ankhen
Nosebleed Seats
Sitting very far away
The American slang term 'nosebleed seats' is used to describe seats that are very far from the stage and very high up, often in the uppermost tiers of a stadium or theater. The joke behind the term is that these seats are so high that they could cause a nosebleed due to the altitude. The British equivalent to this term is sitting "in the gods". The origin of this British phrase is thought to come from the fact that these high, distant seats are 'closer to the gods'.
The first Indian to win an Oscar
A. Rajesh Khanna
B. A R Rahman
C. Bhanu Athaiya
D. Akshay Kumar
C. Bhanu Athaiya