UK Musical Movements
This UK artist has modeled multiple albums after mathematical symbols.
Who is Ed Sheeran?
Oldest evidence of wine is traced back to this modern day country.
What is Georgia?
First evidence of wine (traces of wine) is from Tbilisi, Georgia, in 6000 BCE but the first discovered winery is from Armenia around 4000 BCE.
Before the introduction of sugar, candy commonly used this as sweetener.
What is honey?
Political ideology blanket term associated with agrarianism, liberalism, etc.
What is centrism?
Irish playwright tried for sodomy.
Who was Oscar Wilde?
This ballad song made its singer famous in 2011, her work reaching #1 on UK charts and having around 3 million listens.
What is "Someone Like You" by Adele?
Beer accounts for this percentage of all alcohol consumption (give or take 2%).
What is 46%?
(Will take anywhere from 44%-48%)
What is penny candy?
It's the inverse sine function.
What is arcsin?
Bateman, Starr, Swayze, Stuart.
What is Patrick?
The Beatles' first film appearance was this movie, which came out in 1964.
What is "A Hard Day's Night"?
This 1695 beverage features beer, rum, raw egg, and sugar, made with a red-hot iron.
What is the flip?
Its recipe is similar to eggnog, but official alcoholic beverage guides clarify: eggnog is made with cream, a flip is not.
Sugar needs to be heated to this temperature to produce caramel.
What is 170 C or 340 F?
Comes from having low hemoglobin.
What is anemia?
Favorite tea of Captain Jean Luc Picard in Star Trek: The Next Generation.
What is Earl Grey?
Known as the "kings of disco", this group hit headlines in the '70s.
Who were the Bee Gees?
Straight from Heineken USA's website, the listed ingredients in the company's flagship beer are water, hop extract, and what kind of barley?
What is malted barley?
This traditional Chinese confection was allegedly invented during the Han dynasty.
What is dragon's beard candy? What is dragon's hair candy?
Pollen producing male reproductive organs of a flower.
What is a stamen?
Titular name in two film titles from the mid 1970s, one of which features Tim Curry and the other Sylvester Stallone.
What is Rocky?
This famous glam rock singer almost wrote a musical based on 1984 by George Orwell.
Who was David Bowie?
Sweet and red, Grenadine syrup was traditionally made with this fruit.
What is pomegranate?
Requiring temperatures of -7C/19F before they can be harvested, this is the name of this German dessert spirit.
What is Eiswein?
Origin of this genre is considered Aristophanes' Old Comedy.
What is satire?
Middle name of the composer of "The Marriage of Figaro".
What is Amadeus?