Ad blocker detected: Our website is made possible by displaying online advertisements to our visitors. Please consider supporting us by disabling your ad blocker on our website.
1. What word, from French and Portuguese etymology meaning 'raised', in different variants refers to various peoples around the world who are born locally, of foreign origin ?
2. What royal house immediately followed the reign of England's King Richard III: Tudor; York; Hanover; or Windsor ?
3. Anthropomorphism refers to giving or attributing what qualities to something ?
4. Spell the country name: Azherbaijhan; Ajerbaizan Aszerbaijhan; or Azerbaijan ?
5. The Matatu is the most popular form of what in Nairobi, Kenya: Dance; Drink; Sheep; or Public transport ?
6. What is the food-shaped nickname of the London 2012 Olympics velodrome stadium ?
7. What was the previous name of UK-founded communications technology company O2 ?
8. Caputo '00' flour, fior di latte, and San Marzano plum tomatoes are typical authentic ingredients of what traditional food: Welsh rarebit/rabbit; Beef Wellington; Pizza; or Guacamole ?
9. Bacteria, fungi, and algae are among a broad classification of life called: Animals; Plants; Microorganisms; or Rhizaria ?
10. What international jewellery corporation is headquartered at 727 5th Avenue, Manhattan, New York City, US ?
11. Which (more than one) of these metals is strongly attracted to magnets: Iron; Brass; Copper; Aluminium/aluminum; Lead; Nickel ?
12. Online auction of a vial of which deceased US president's blood, lost from a lab after a 1981 assassination attempt, was cancelled after family protest in 2012 ?
13. Which film originated the obsession/jealousy term 'bunny boiler' ?
14. Zine El Abidine Ben Ali was the ruthless dictator of which African nation for 23 years, before its 2011 uprising ?
15. What corporation had the catchphrase "Ding-dong (what company) calling.." from its 1950s-60s TV adverts ?
Answers will be provided next Thursday evening after 21:00.
1. What word, from French and Portuguese etymology meaning 'raised', in different variants refers to various peoples around the world who are born locally, of foreign origin ? Creole
2. What royal house immediately followed the reign of England's King Richard III: Tudor; York; Hanover; or Windsor ? Tudor
3. Anthropomorphism refers to giving or attributing what qualities to something ? Human
4. Spell the country name: Azherbaijhan; Ajerbaizan Aszerbaijhan; or Azerbaijan ? Azerbaijan
5. The Matatu is the most popular form of what in Nairobi, Kenya: Dance; Drink; Sheep; or Public transport ? Public Transport
6. What is the food-shaped nickname of the London 2012 Olympics velodrome stadium ? The Pringle
7. What was the previous name of UK-founded communications technology company O2 ? Cellnet
8. Caputo '00' flour, fior di latte, and San Marzano plum tomatoes are typical authentic ingredients of what traditional food: Welsh rarebit/rabbit; Beef Wellington; Pizza; or Guacamole ? Pizza
9. Bacteria, fungi, and algae are among a broad classification of life called: Animals; Plants; Microorganisms; or Rhizaria ? Microorganisms
10. What international jewellery corporation is headquartered at 727 5th Avenue, Manhattan, New York City, US ? Tiffany & Co
11. Which (more than one) of these metals is strongly attracted to magnets: Iron; Brass; Copper; Aluminium/aluminum; Lead; Nickel ? Iron and Nickel
12. Online auction of a vial of which deceased US president's blood, lost from a lab after a 1981 assassination attempt, was cancelled after family protest in 2012 ? Ronald Reagan
13. Which film originated the obsession/jealousy term 'bunny boiler' ? Fatal Attraction
14. Zine El Abidine Ben Ali was the ruthless dictator of which African nation for 23 years, before its 2011 uprising ? Tunisia
15. What corporation had the catchphrase "Ding-dong (what company) calling.." from its 1950s-60s TV adverts ? Avon
¡SHARE TOPIC!