Ayrshire Post

General Knowledge Quiz

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1. Which world leaders met at the 1943 Casablanca Conference?

A Stalin and Hitler

B Chamberlai­n and Hitler

C Churchill and Roosevelt D Eisenhower and Montgomery

2. What is the collective name for a flock of goldfinche­s?

A Charm

B Swoop

C Lock

D Flinch

3. In which country is the industrial city of Kawasaki? A China

B Japan

C Thailand

D Korea

4. Who was the Queen of the Netherland­s from 1948 to 1980? A Georgiana

B Juliana

C Phillipina

D Maria

5. Which aquatic rodent builds lodges and dams?

A Vole

B Rat

C Beaver

D Chipmunk

6. What is the capital of Brazil? A Rio de Janeiro

B Brasilia

C Salvador

D Sao Paulo

7. Who won a Best Director Oscar for his 1940 adaptation of John Steinbeck’s The Grapes of Wrath? A Alfred Hitchcock

B John Ford

C Michael Curtiz

D Billy Wilder

8. Which ancient forest of Nottingham­shire is famous for its associatio­ns with Robin Hood?

A The New Forest

B Sherwood Forest

C The Forest of Dean

D Dyfi Forest

9. Which long-running talent show welcomed Motsi Mabuse to its panel of judges last year?

A The X Factor

B The Greatest Dancer

C The Voice UK

D Strictly Come Dancing 10. In which year did the General Strike take place in Britain?

A 1920

B 1926

C 1936

D 1919

11. By what name is the tree Picea abies, most commonly used as a Christmas tree, better known?

A Dutch spruce

B Swedish fir

C Norway spruce

D Polish spruce

12. Which tennis player won the men’s singles title at the 1997 Australian Open?

A Tim Henman

B Andre Agassi

C Boris Becker

D Pete Sampras

13. Who played Nora Batty in TV’s Last Of The Summer Wine?

A Kathy Staff

B Linda Staff

C Betty Staff

D Irene Staff

14. Which of the X-Men used a pack of playing cards as ammunition in combat?

A Wolverine

B Storm

C Rogue

D Gambit

15. Which recent Top Ten single was a collaborat­ion between British rappers Tion Wayne, Dutchavell­i and Stormzy?

A Yes

B No

C Maybe

D I Dunno

 ??  ?? Stormzy See Question 15
Stormzy See Question 15

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