IAS Quiz Series 3
1 | Who wrote the Opera Madam Butterfly | Puccini |
2 | What links - Goa - Kerula - Assam - Bihar | India |
3 | Eric Arthur Blaire was the real name of which author | George Orwell |
4 | Names - Baker Cook obvious what did Cordwainer do | Shoemaker |
5 | Which country do Sinologists study | China |
6 | Rudy Stevens became famous under which name | Barbara Stanwyck |
7 | Which non alcoholic cordial is made from pomegranates | Grenadine |
8 | What is Orchesis - either professional or amateur | Art of Dancing |
9 | Taken literally what should you see in a Hippodrome | Horses |
10 | Who wrote the Man in the Iron Mask | Alexander Dumas |
11 | Which 1993 Disney film starred Bet Middler as a witch | Hocus Pocus |
12 | Who piloted the first flight across the English channel | Louis Bleriot |
13 | What was the first James Bond film | Dr No |
14 | What 1991 film won best film, actor, actress, director Oscars | Silence of the Lambs |
15 | What was the capital of Ethiopia | Addis Ababa |
16 | Aescapalious emblem staff snake Greek Roman god of what | Medicine |
17 | Giacomo Agostini - 122 Grand Prix 15 world titles what sport | Motorcycle Racing |
18 | What is the largest state in the USA | Alaska |
19 | Led Deighton trilogy Game Set Match What 3 Capitals | Berlin MexicoLondon |
20 | Alan Stuart Konigsberg famous as who | Woody Allen |
21 | Which human rights organisation founded 1961 got Nobel 1977 | Amnesty International |
22 | Whose autobiography was The long walk to Freedom | Nelson Mandela |
23 | What was discovered in 1922 by Howard Carter | Tutankamen tomb |
24 | Clyde Tonbaugh discovered what planet in 1930 | Pluto |
25 | Who won the women's heptathlon at Seoul in 1988 | Jackie Joyner-Kersey |
26 | Who wrote Northanger Abbey | Jayne Austin |
27 | Who ran through the streets naked crying Eureka | Archimedes |
28 | Who composed the Brandeberg concertos full names | Johan Sebastian Bach |
29 | Who won the World Series in 1987 | Minnesota twins |
30 | What is the correct term of address to the Pope | Your Holiness |
31 | In which city was Alexander Graham Bell born in 1847 | Edinburgh |
32 | Who composed the ballets Sleeping Beauty and The Nutcracker | Tchaikovsky |
33 | AG Bell opened school in Boston in 1872 for Teachers of what | The Deaf |
34 | Benjamin Kubelsky 1894 fame as what comedian | Jack Benny |
35 | In the Old Testament what book comes between Obadiah - Micah | Jonah |
36 | Robin Williams dressed in drag for which 1993 film | Mrs Doubtfire |
37 | Which chess piece could be a member of the church | Bishop |
38 | Which German word means lightning war used in WW2 | Blitzkrieg |
39 | Broccoli belongs to what family of plants | Cabbage |
40 | Who designed the first Iron ship the Great Britain in 1845 | I. Kingdom Brunel |
41 | Whose boat Bluebird was recently raised from Coniston water | Donald Campbell |
42 | in 1951 which (of two) car companies introduced power steering | Buick - Chrysler |
43 | Who wrote Catch 22 (both names) | Joseph Heller |
44 | Which country set up the world’s first chemistry lab in 1650 | Netherlands |
45 | What links the names Botvinik, Tal, Karpov, Fischer | Chess World Champs |
46 | What is the national flower of Japan | Chrysanthemum |
47 | Bombardier Billy Wells was seen on many Rank films - why | Hit Gong |
48 | Where in France do claret wines come from | Bordeaux |
49 | What did mathematician John Napier invent in 1614 | Logarithms |
50 | What was the world’s first high level programming language 1957 | IBM FORTRAN |