Golf
Bats
History of Halloween
Castles
Coffee
100
  • 1. Which golf course is known as the “Home of Golf”?
    A) Augusta National
    B) St. Andrews Links
    C) Royal Troon
    D) Pebble Beach 


  • B) St. Andrews Links
100

  • 1. Which of the following species is the world’s largest bat by wingspan?
    A) Common vampire bat
    B) Little brown bat
    C) Giant golden-crowned flying fox
    D) Egyptian fruit bat

  • C) Giant golden-crowned flying fox
100

  • 1. The origins of Halloween can be traced back to which ancient Celtic festival?
    A) Beltane
    B) Lughnasadh
    C) Samhain

  • D) Imbolc






  • C) Samhain
100
  • 1. Which architectural feature was primarily designed to make it difficult for siege towers to approach the castle walls?
    A) Arrow slits
    B) Moats
    C) Murder holes
    D) Drawbridges
     
  • B) Moats
100

  • 1. Which country is the largest producer of Arabica coffee beans?
    A) Vietnam
    B) Colombia
    C) Brazil
    D) Ethiopia

  • C) Brazil
200
  • 2. What is the maximum number of clubs a player is allowed to carry in their bag during a round?
    A) 10
    B) 12
    C) 14
    D) 16 


  • C) 14
200

  • 2. Most microbats use echolocation to navigate. Which structure primarily produces the ultrasonic sounds they emit?
    A) Vocal cords in the larynx
    B) Tongue clicking mechanism
    C) Specialized ear bones
    D) Nose leaf projection

  • A) Vocal cords in the larynx
200
  • 2. During Samhain, the Celts believed the boundary between the living and the dead was weakest. What did they originally use to ward off evil spirits?
    A) Carved potatoes
    B) Animal skulls
    C) Turnip lanterns
    D) Candles made of tallow
  • C) Turnip lanterns
200

  • 2. What was the main purpose of a castle’s bailey in early motte-and-bailey designs?
    A) Housing livestock and workshops
    B) Serving as a defensive moat
    C) Functioning as the lord’s private quarters
    D) Storing siege weapons
     

  • A) Housing livestock and workshops
200

  • 2. The coffee plant belongs to which botanical family?
    A) Solanaceae
    B) Rubiaceae
    C) Fabaceae
    D) Rosaceae

  • B) Rubiaceae
300
  • 3. Who was the first golfer to win the Masters Tournament five times?
    A) Jack Nicklaus
    B) Tiger Woods
    C) Arnold Palmer
    D) Phil Mickelson

B) Tiger Woods

300

  • 3. What type of diet do megabats (fruit bats) primarily have?
    A) Insectivorous
    B) Hematophagous
    C) Frugivorous and nectarivorous
    D) Carnivorous

  • C) Frugivorous and nectarivorous

300
  1. 3. The modern practice of trick-or-treating has roots in which medieval European tradition?
    A) Wassailing
    B) Souling
    C) Maying
    D) Caroling 


B) Souling

300

  • 3. The concentric castle design, such as seen in Beaumaris Castle, originated primarily in which country?
    A) England
    B) France
    C) Wales
    D) The Crusader States (Levant)

  • D) The Crusader States (Levant)

300

  • 3. Which compound in coffee contributes most to its bitter flavor?
    A) Caffeine
    B) Chlorogenic acid lactones
    C) Trigonelline
    D) Sucrose

  • B) Chlorogenic acid lactones

400
  • 4. In golf scoring, what does the term “albatross” mean?
    A) Two strokes under par
    B) Three strokes under par
    C) One stroke over par
    D) Even par

  • B) Three strokes under par
400
  • 4. Which of the following diseases has bats been identified as a natural reservoir host for?
    A) Smallpox
    B) Ebola virus
    C) Malaria
    D) Measles
  • B) Ebola virus
400

4. In the early 20th century, Halloween became more popular in America largely due to:
A) Irish and Scottish immigration
B) World War I celebrations
C) The growth of commercial candy companies
D) Radio horror shows

  • A) Irish and Scottish immigration
400

  • 4. What was the purpose of machicolations on castle walls?
    A) Decorative arches
    B) Openings for dropping stones or boiling oil on attackers
    C) Hidden escape tunnels
    D) Arrow storage chambers

  • B) Openings for dropping stones or boiling oil on attackers
400

  • 4. The "God shot" in espresso terminology refers to:
    A) A double espresso with extra crema
    B) A perfect espresso extraction
    C) A ristretto with added milk
    D) A shot with the highest caffeine content

  • B) A perfect espresso extraction
500
  • 5. Which major championship is played on different courses every year?
    A) The Masters
    B) PGA Championship
    C) U.S. Open
    D) The Open Championship (British Open) 


  • D) The Open Championship (British Open)
500
  • 5. What adaptation allows bats to hang upside down without using muscle energy?
    A) Locking tendons in their legs
    B) Specialized tail membrane
    C) Air pressure in their wings
    D) Magnetic orientation

  • A) Locking tendons in their legs

500

  1. 5. The word “Halloween” is derived from:
    A) “Hallows Evening”
    B) “Holy Eve”
    C) “Hallow Saints’ Vigil”
    D) “All Hallows Tide”

  • A) “Hallows Evening”
500

  • 5. Which castle is often regarded as the finest example of Norman military architecture in England?
    A) Dover Castle
    B) Windsor Castle
    C) Tower of London
    D) Warwick Castle

C) Tower of London

500

5. What is the ideal water temperature for brewing coffee according to the Specialty Coffee Association (SCA)?
A) 160–170°F (71–77°C)
B) 175–185°F (79–85°C)
C) 195–205°F (90–96°C)
D) 212°F (100°C)

  • C) 195–205°F (90–96°C)

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