Currencies
US Election losers (*of the 2 major parties)
Records in music
Mythology
20th century literature
20

What is the currency of Switzerland?

Swiss franc


20

Who lost the election in 2012 to Barack Obama?

Mitt Romney

20

Which album has sold the most copies worldwide?

Thriller

20

Which Marvel hero is named after a Norse god?

Thor

20

The term 'Big Brother' was first used in which dystopian novel?

1984

40

What is the currency of Japan?

Japanese yen

40

Who lost the election in 2008 to Barack Obama?

John McCain

40

What is the best-selling single in the UK?

Something About the Way You Look Tonight / Candle in the Wind

(either answer is acceptable)

40

In Greek mythology, who was invulnerable in all of his body except for his heel?

Achilles
40

'The Old Man and the Sea' is written by whom?

Ernest Hemingway

60

Double point question!

What is the currency of Poland?

Polish zloty

60

Who lost the election in 2000 to George W. Bush?

Al Gore

60

Who is the greatest Billboard hot 100 artist of all time?

The Beatles

60

On which mountain did the Greek Gods live?

Mount Olympus

60

Disney made a film based on which Rudyard Kipling book of the same name?

The Jungle Book

80

Which 3 letters form the currency code for the Russian Ruble?

RUB

80

Who lost the 1992 election to Bill Clinton?

George H. W. Bush (Bush sr.)

80

Which UK singer/band has the best-selling album worldwide?

Pink Floyd

80

In Greek mythology, the Minotaur had a the head and tail of which animal?

Bull

80

'The Trial' is a novel written by which German-speaking Czech author?

Franz Kafka

100

Which country has the weakest currency?

Venezuela

(1 GBP = 253 673 VES)

100

Who lost the 1960 election to J.F.K.?

Richard Nixon

100

Which single has spent the most weeks as number 1 on the Billboard top 100?

Old Town Road

100

In Roman mythology, what are the name of the twin brothers that founded Rome?

Romulus and Remus

100

George and Lennie are the main characters of which John Steinbeck novel?

Of Mice and Men