Geography
How many floors are located at the Burj Khalifa?
163
When did the Cold War end?
1991
The character Jack Jack form the Incredibles is based on one term, what term is that?
Jack-Of-All-Trades
What is the most useless organ?
The Appendix
What team has won the most Constructor Championships in F1?
Ferrari
You know the Seven wonders of the world, but what's the Eighth?
Angkor Wat, located in Cambodia
What language is the oldest, and is still currently used?
Tamil
The actor Tim Robbins played which Shawshank Redemption character?
Andy Dufresne
Why do Black People have dark skin?
They are rich in Melanin
How many times has Australia won the Cricket World Cup?
Six Times
Besides Australia, what are the remaining 12 Great Wine Countries of the World (Name Six)?
France, Italy, Spain, United States, Portugal, Argentina, Chile, South Africa, New Zealand, Germany, or Greece
How many years did it take for Australia to apologize to the Aboriginals after they became fully-independent?
Twenty-Two Years
Which current book series is the Best-Selling?
Goosebumps
How many levels of Classification are there?
Eight (Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species).
Which former AFL player is in the Cricket Hall of Fame?
Keith Miller
What is the difference between a Lake and a Reservoir?
A Reservoir is a man-made body of water, while a Lake is natural.
How many officially numbered symphonies did Mozart write?
Forty-One
Who designed the Chupa-Chups logo?
Salvador Dali
What is the name for a species that eats both Plant Matter, and Organic Matter?
Omnivores
How many teams in the Rugby World Cup haven't won a trophy?
Twenty
Which country has the most capital cities?
South Africa (Cape Town, Pretoria, Bloemfontein)
What was the first country England invaded?
Ireland
Which DC character is appearing in the next movie of James Gunn new DC Movie-verse?
Super-Girl
How many Parts are in an Atom (Bonus points for naming each one)?
Three (Protons, Neurons, Electrons)
What is the longest Hiking Trail in the world?
The Great Trail, which goes across Canada