| | What is the commonest symbol on flags of the world | Star |
| | Which country is alphabetically last | Zimbabwe |
| | Smiths Bon-Bons changed their name to what after 1840 | Christmas Crackers |
| | Minerva is the Goddess of what | Wisdom |
| | What type of animal is a jennet | Small Spanish horse |
| | If you were crapulous what would you be | Drunk |
| | Where would you Wedel | Ski slope |
| | What is the correct name for a baby otter | Kitten |
| | What colour is the gemstone peridot | Green |
| | Sanskrit is an old language - what does the word mean | Put together – Perfected |
| | In which country do they play houlani - type of hockey | Turkey |
| | What does the name Tabitha mean | Gazelle |
| | With what is spangy played | Marbles |
| | Where did Spam get its name | Spiced Ham |
| | The Pogues took their name from Pogue Mahone - what mean | Kiss my arse |
| | What comes after the year of the snake - Chinese calendar | Horse |
| | Mosi-oa-Tunya - Smoke that Thunders - what natural feature | Victoria falls |
| | One person every 6 seconds dies from what | Contaminated water diseases |
| | Approximately 40 million of what are consumed each year | Bananas |
| | What is the worlds largest rodent | Capybara |
| | Which winter game is known as the roaring game | Curling |
| | The first known what happened in Wisconsin 1878 | Organised motor race |
| | Which 2 countries will host the 2002 Soccer World Cup finals | Japan - South Korea |
| | In 1935 Charlton C McGee invented what in the USA | Parking Meter |
| | Which French philosopher created analytical geometry | Rene Decartes |
| | The length of what is approximately 1/10th circumference of earth | Great wall of China |
| | What was the world's first computer bug in 1946 | A moth |
| | What does a polythesistic person believe in | Many Gods |
| | Who founded the Greek theatre | Thespis |
| | Maria Magdelana Von Losch Beyyer know as who | Marlene Dietrich |
| | If you suffered from tantartism what would you be doing | Dancing Mania |
| | Which literary prize started in 1968 | Booker McConnell |
| | What links Fitzroy, Essenden, Collingswood and Carlton | Aussie rules football teams |
| | What countries people spend most private money on recreation | Taiwan's |
| | What links The Reivers, Grapes of Wrath, Humboldt’s Gift | Pulitzer Prize winners |
| | USA has most airports which country has second most | Australia |
| | In 1829 Walter Hunt invented what common item | Safety Pin |
| | Fredrick Sanger discovered which medical life saver | Insulin |
| | Who invented punched cards used in early computing 1880s | Herman Hollerith |
| | Why did Roselin Franklin (pre discovered dna helix) no Nobel | She was dead |
| | What is a Dwarf Goby | Worlds smallest true fish |
| | What types can be saddle, plane or pivotal | Body Joints |
| | 1500 paces was what Roman measurement | League |
| | Denis Gabor of Hungary 1971 Nobel prize for what invention | Holograms |
| | Who gave the UN the land in NY to build their HQ | John D Rockerfeller |
| | In 1779 Abraham Darby built the worlds first what | Metal Bridge |
| | What is the worlds oldest monotheistic religion | Judaism |
| | An aubade or alborda is a song - but what type | Mourning |
| | What sport links Castle Cup, Red Stripe Cup, Ranji Trophy | Cricket |
| | What countries leader does not have an official residence | Cuba |
Friday, 19 June 2015
IAS QUIZ
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