Sciences
What fruit is slightly radioactive?
Bananas.
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4489
What ancient Indian text is known for its teachings on governance?
The Arthashastra by Kautilya/Chanakya/Vishnugupta
What is the name of the German castle that inspired Disney?
Neuschwanstein Castle
What country has the most pyramids in the world?
Sudan has more pyramids than any other country in the world.
What male underwater animal gives birth?
Seahorses
What is the smallest number that is divisible by every whole number from 1 to 10?
2520
What was the name of Edward Teach/Blackbeard's most famous flagship?
The Queen Anne's Revenge
Which country is home to the ancient city of Petra?
Jordan
What was the shortest war in history?
The shortest war in history, the Anglo-Zanzibar War, lasted only 38 minutes.
What precious material can rain on planets like Uranus and Neptune?
Diamonds.
What math term was the search engine 'Google' named for?
Googol: a 1 followed by 100 zeros.
What year did the Berlin Wall fall?
1989(9 November)
Which city is home to the Blue Mosque and Hagia Sophia?
Istanbul, Turkey
What is the national animal of Scotland?
The Unicorn
What is special about a day on Venus?
It is longer than an year on the same planet.
In a group of 23 people, what's the probability of 2 people sharing the same birthday?
50% chance.
Which Roman Emperor was known as 'Little Boots'?
Caligula
What is the largest landlocked country in the world after Kazakhstan?
Mongolia
How do Acacia trees in Africa communicate?
Acacia trees in Africa communicate by releasing gases to warn other trees about approaching herbivores, which prompts the other trees to produce a protective toxin.
What natural phenomenon on Earth is hotter than some parts of the Sun?
Lightning. Why: it can reach 30,000ºK while some parts of the Sun can be as less as 4,500ºK.
What math sequence occurs in nature?
Who was the first explorer to sail around the world?
Ferdinand Magellan(His expedition was from 1519 to 1522)
Which European capital was formerly known as 'Christiania'?
Oslo, the capital of Norway.
The human circulatory system is more than 100,000 kilometres long, which means it can wrap around the Earth more than twice, because Earth's circumference is 40,075 kilometres long.