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General Knowledge Quiz

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1. Who wrote Cat’s Cradle in 1963?

A Kurt Vonnegut Jr

B Anthony Burgess

C John Fowles D Edna O’Brien

2. Who was the star of the show Lord of the Dance?

A Michael Flatley

B Michael Fitzpatric­k

C Daniel O’Connell

D Daniel James

3. With which musical instrument was Arthur Rubinstein associated?

A Violin

B Cello

C Piano

D Guitar

4. Which Spanish composer is best known for the piano work Goyescas?

A Enrique Granados

B Felipe Pedrell

C Pierre Boulez

D Arcangelo Corelli

5. Which American ballet dancer and choreograp­her founded her own dance school in 1927?

A Martha Gilbert

B Martha George

C Martha Graham

D Martha James

6. Which of the following is the title of an Ariana Grande UK Number One single?

A thank u, next

B missed u since C I luv u, now D c u then

7. With which sport was Ludmilla Turishchev­a associated?

A Swimming

B Horse Racing

C Tennis

D Gymnastics

8. Which former mistress of Earl Spencer teamed up with his estranged wife in a pre-divorce court hearing?

A Victoria Frank

B Emily Cantrim

C Susanne Royle

D Chantal Collopy

9. Which British guitarist composed the rock opera Tommy?

A Brian May

B Eric Clapton

C Pete Townshend

D Rod Stewart

10. Which American author wrote the Pulitzer Prize-winner

A Death in the Family?

A Mark Twain

B Tennessee Williams

C James Agee

D John Steinbeck

11. Which alloy is melted to form a joint between other metals?

A Smelt

B Molten

C Lava

D Solder

12. Which female vocalist had a top ten hit single in 1988 with Je Ne Sais Pas Pourquoi?

A Belinda Carlisle

B Kylie Minogue

C Cindy Lauper

D Annie Lennox

13. In what year did the Peterloo Massacre take place? A 1919 B 1819 C 1850 D 1834

14. What name is given to a mixture of bicarbonat­e of soda and tartaric acid used in cooking?

A Flour

B Yeast extract

C Baking powder

D Vanilla essence

15. In Rugrats, who is baby Tommy’s best friend?

A Chuckie

B Drew

C Phil

D Lil

 ??  ?? Ariana Grande See Question 6
Ariana Grande See Question 6

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