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Science and Nature | Which element, making up 1% of the human body, is known as the "light-bringing" element? (+ 7 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] Science and Nature | Which element, making up 1% of the human body, is known as the "light-bringing" element? (+ 7 more...)
Entertainment, Society and Culture | Which of these quotes is from the film 'Caddyshack'? (+ 8 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] Entertainment, Society and Culture | Which of these quotes is from the film 'Caddyshack'? (+ 8 more...)
Geography | Which of these countries borders Togo? (+ 8 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] Geography | Which of these countries borders Togo? (+ 8 more...)
Music | For which man is the album 'At San Quentin, More of Old Golden Throat' named? (+ 8 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] Music | For which man is the album 'At San Quentin, More of Old Golden Throat' named? (+ 8 more...)
Art and Literature | Which author wrote 'The A.B.C. Murders'? (+ 8 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] Art and Literature | Which author wrote 'The A.B.C. Murders'? (+ 8 more...)
Sports and Leisure | Which game has varieties called Texas hold'em and Omaha? (+ 7 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] Sports and Leisure | Which game has varieties called Texas hold'em and Omaha? (+ 7 more...)
General Knowledge | Which tuber is sometimes called the 'Black Diamond'? (+ 8 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] General Knowledge | Which tuber is sometimes called the 'Black Diamond'? (+ 8 more...)
Science and Nature | What region receives the most heat from the Sun? (+ 8 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] Science and Nature | What region receives the most heat from the Sun? (+ 8 more...)
Entertainment, Society and Culture | The Clio is a model of car made by which manufacturer? (+ 7 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] Entertainment, Society and Culture | The Clio is a model of car made by which manufacturer? (+ 7 more...)
Geography | Which city is represented by the airport code LAS? (+ 7 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] Geography | Which city is represented by the airport code LAS? (+ 7 more...)
Music | Which guitarist wrote 'Tears in Heaven' after the death of his young son? (+ 8 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] Music | Which guitarist wrote 'Tears in Heaven' after the death of his young son? (+ 8 more...)
Art and Literature | In what book would you find a Hefalump? (+ 7 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] Art and Literature | In what book would you find a Hefalump? (+ 7 more...)
Sports and Leisure | Which of these balls is the largest? (+ 7 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] Sports and Leisure | Which of these balls is the largest? (+ 7 more...)
General Knowledge | Which British steam locomotive set the world speed record for steam traction in 1938? (+ 8 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] General Knowledge | Which British steam locomotive set the world speed record for steam traction in 1938? (+ 8 more...)
Science and Nature | In which biome do trees not grow due to low temperatures? (+ 8 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] Science and Nature | In which biome do trees not grow due to low temperatures? (+ 8 more...)
Entertainment, Society and Culture | Halloween originated from which Pagan festival? (+ 7 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] Entertainment, Society and Culture | Halloween originated from which Pagan festival? (+ 7 more...)
Geography | Which island, also known as 'The Rock', is a prime stop on a San Francisco tour? (+ 8 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] Geography | Which island, also known as 'The Rock', is a prime stop on a San Francisco tour? (+ 8 more...)
Music | Which heavy metal band from the United States released the studio album 'Iowa'? (+ 8 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] Music | Which heavy metal band from the United States released the studio album 'Iowa'? (+ 8 more...)
Art and Literature | Which author wrote 'Much Ado About Nothing'? (+ 8 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] Art and Literature | Which author wrote 'Much Ado About Nothing'? (+ 8 more...)
Sports and Leisure | The first ever Olympic Games to be held south of the equator opened in which city in 1956? (+ 7 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] Sports and Leisure | The first ever Olympic Games to be held south of the equator opened in which city in 1956? (+ 7 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] Sports and Leisure | Which American club did Pele finish his playing career with? (+ 8 more...)
Science and Nature | Who discovered the laws of gravity? (+ 7 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] Science and Nature | Who discovered the laws of gravity? (+ 7 more...)
Entertainment, Society and Culture | From the Sanskrit word for 'duty', what word refers to the teachings of the Buddha? (+ 7 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] Entertainment, Society and Culture | From the Sanskrit word for 'duty', what word refers to the teachings of the Buddha? (+ 7 more...)
Geography | Which port of Sicily shares its name with a city in New York State? (+ 8 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] Geography | Which port of Sicily shares its name with a city in New York State? (+ 8 more...)
Music | Which band was banned from the official Washington 4th july celebrations in 1983 because they would attract 'an undesirable element'? (+ 7 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] Music | Which band was banned from the official Washington 4th july celebrations in 1983 because they would attract 'an undesirable element'? (+ 7 more...)
Art and Literature | Which author wrote 'Le Livre d’esquisses'? (+ 8 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] Art and Literature | Which author wrote 'Le Livre d’esquisses'? (+ 8 more...)
Sports and Leisure | With which sport is Brian Lara associated? (+ 8 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] Sports and Leisure | With which sport is Brian Lara associated? (+ 8 more...)
General Knowledge | In 1817 which US state was admitted to the Union as the 20th state? (+ 7 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] General Knowledge | In 1817 which US state was admitted to the Union as the 20th state? (+ 7 more...)
Science and Nature | What is the word for a group of birds? (+ 8 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] Science and Nature | What is the word for a group of birds? (+ 8 more...)
Entertainment, Society and Culture | The language 'Mandarin Chinese' belongs to which language family? (+ 7 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] Entertainment, Society and Culture | The language 'Mandarin Chinese' belongs to which language family? (+ 7 more...)
Geography | What is the capital city of North Macedonia? (+ 8 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] Geography | What is the capital city of North Macedonia? (+ 8 more...)
Music | Which American alternative rock band released the song 'Losing My Religion'? (+ 8 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] Music | Which American alternative rock band released the song 'Losing My Religion'? (+ 8 more...)
Art and Literature | Which book contains the character 'Gregor Samsa'? (+ 7 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] Art and Literature | Which book contains the character 'Gregor Samsa'? (+ 7 more...)
Sports and Leisure | Which Formula One champion returned to racing six weeks after a crash that nearly killed him? (+ 7 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] Sports and Leisure | Which Formula One champion returned to racing six weeks after a crash that nearly killed him? (+ 7 more...)
General Knowledge | 'Moondance' was a hit for which male singer? (+ 8 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] General Knowledge | 'Moondance' was a hit for which male singer? (+ 8 more...)
Science and Nature | Which of these dog breeds is the tallest? (+ 7 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] Science and Nature | Which of these dog breeds is the tallest? (+ 7 more...)
Entertainment, Society and Culture | What caused the gremlins in the movie Gremlins to become evil? (+ 8 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] Entertainment, Society and Culture | What caused the gremlins in the movie Gremlins to become evil? (+ 8 more...)
Geography | Which country's flag fits the description of 'Five equal horizontal bands of red alternating with white. A blue triangle on the left containing a white star.'? (+ 8 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] Geography | Which country's flag fits the description of 'Five equal horizontal bands of red alternating with white. A blue triangle on the left containing a white star.'? (+ 8 more...)
Music | Which American music duo released the song 'Cecilia'? (+ 7 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] Music | Which American music duo released the song 'Cecilia'? (+ 7 more...)
Art and Literature | In which musical did Joely Fisher make her Broadway debut as Rizzo? (+ 7 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] Art and Literature | In which musical did Joely Fisher make her Broadway debut as Rizzo? (+ 7 more...)
Sports and Leisure | How many players are there in a cricket team? (+ 8 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] Sports and Leisure | How many players are there in a cricket team? (+ 8 more...)
General Knowledge | Which country's troops were defeated by Mexico's army at Puebla in 1862, leading to the celebration of Cinco de Mayo? (+ 8 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] General Knowledge | Which country's troops were defeated by Mexico's army at Puebla in 1862, leading to the celebration of Cinco de Mayo? (+ 8 more...)
Science and Nature | Which of the following is not a planet? (+ 7 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] Science and Nature | Which of the following is not a planet? (+ 7 more...)
Entertainment, Society and Culture | The language 'Deccan' belongs to which language family? (+ 8 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] Entertainment, Society and Culture | The language 'Deccan' belongs to which language family? (+ 8 more...)
Geography | What is the capital city of Israel? (+ 8 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] Geography | What is the capital city of Israel? (+ 8 more...)
Music | Who Had A Hit In 1991 With "Bitter Tears (+ 8 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] Music | Who Had A Hit In 1991 With "Bitter Tears (+ 8 more...)
Art and Literature | In the 'Harry Potter' series, which character has a ginger cat named Crookshanks? (+ 8 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] Art and Literature | In the 'Harry Potter' series, which character has a ginger cat named Crookshanks? (+ 8 more...)
Sports and Leisure | Which of these is a soccer team based in Columbus? (+ 7 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] Sports and Leisure | Which of these is a soccer team based in Columbus? (+ 7 more...)
General Knowledge | Which new communication technology was introduced in the 1830's and 1840's? (+ 8 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] General Knowledge | Which new communication technology was introduced in the 1830's and 1840's? (+ 8 more...)
Science and Nature | What is Evolutionary psychology the study of? (+ 8 more...)
[Quick Fire Version] Science and Nature | What is Evolutionary psychology the study of? (+ 8 more...)
Entertainment, Society and Culture | In which US city is the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, the target of the largest art theft in history, located? (+ 8 more...)