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Q1 - Which song by The Weeknd became the most-streamed song of all time with over 5.5 billion streams?

Answer: >!Blinding Lights!<

Fun fact: >!The Weeknd is from Toronto!<

Q2 - Complete the next 5 lyrics: "I've heard there was a secret chord / That David played and it pleased the Lord / But you don't really care for music, do ya? / It goes like…"

Answer: >!this the fourth the fifth!<

Fun fact: >!Leonard Cohen was born in Montreal!<

Q3 - Which of these Canadian animals is the SECOND largest by average weight?

Options: Moose / Marmot / Orca / Black Bear

Answer: >!Moose!<

Fun fact: >!Orca is first, Marmot is smallest!<

Q4 - Which Canadian company was once the dominant mobile phone brand in the USA, with a 2023 film named after it?

Answer: >!BlackBerry!<

Fun fact: >!Headquartered in Waterloo, Ontario!<

Q5 - In which Canadian province is French the first language for the majority?

Answer: >!Quebec!<

Fun fact: >!Canada's only province with French as sole official language!<

Q6 - What do you call the outfit of wearing a denim jacket with denim jeans?

Answer: >!Canadian tuxedo!<

Q7 - What word comes before 'book' and 'base', and follows 'back', to form three new words?

Answer: >!Log!<

Q8 - Which Canadian filmmaker has been announced to direct the next James Bond film?

Options: Denis Villeneuve / James Cameron / David Cronenberg / Jason Reitman

Answer: >!Denis Villeneuve!<

Fun fact: >!Known for Dune and Arrival!<

Q9 - Canada has the largest coastline in the world - which country has the second-largest?

Options: Norway / Russia / Philippines / Indonesia

Answer: >!Norway!<

Q10 - Write one trillion as a number.

Answer: >!1,000,000,000,000!<

Write your score in the comments!

Q1 - Which song by The Weeknd became the most-streamed song of all time with over 5.5 billion streams?

Answer: >!Blinding Lights!<

Fun fact: >!The Weeknd is from Toronto!<

Q2 - Complete the next 5 lyrics: "I've heard there was a secret chord / That David played and it pleased the Lord / But you don't really care for music, do ya? / It goes like…"

Answer: >!this the fourth the fifth!<

Fun fact: >!Leonard Cohen was born in Montreal!<

Q3 - Which of these Canadian animals is the SECOND largest by average weight?

Options: Moose / Marmot / Orca / Black Bear

Answer: >!Moose!<

Fun fact: >!Orca is first, Marmot is smallest!<

Q4 - Which Canadian company was once the dominant mobile phone brand in the USA, with a 2023 film named after it?

Answer: >!BlackBerry!<

Fun fact: >!Headquartered in Waterloo, Ontario!<

Q5 - In which Canadian province is French the first language for the majority?

Answer: >!Quebec!<

Fun fact: >!Canada's only province with French as sole official language!<

Q6 - What do you call the outfit of wearing a denim jacket with denim jeans?

Answer: >!Canadian tuxedo!<

Q7 - What word comes before 'book' and 'base', and follows 'back', to form three new words?

Answer: >!Log!<

Q8 - Which Canadian filmmaker has been announced to direct the next James Bond film?

Options: Denis Villeneuve / James Cameron / David Cronenberg / Jason Reitman

Answer: >!Denis Villeneuve!<

Fun fact: >!Known for Dune and Arrival!<

Q9 - Canada has the largest coastline in the world - which country has the second-largest?

Options: Norway / Russia / Philippines / Indonesia

Answer: >!Norway!<

Q10 - Write one trillion as a number.

Answer: >!1,000,000,000,000!<

Write your score in the comments!

Q1 - Which song by The Weeknd became the most-streamed song of all time with over 5.5 billion streams?

Answer: >!Blinding Lights!<

Fun fact: >!The Weeknd is from Toronto!<

Q2 - Complete the next 5 lyrics: "I've heard there was a secret chord / That David played and it pleased the Lord / But you don't really care for music, do ya? / It goes like…"

Answer: >!this the fourth the fifth!<

Fun fact: >!Leonard Cohen was born in Montreal!<

Q3 - Which of these Canadian animals is the SECOND largest by average weight?

Options: Moose / Marmot / Orca / Black Bear

Answer: >!Moose!<

Fun fact: >!Orca is first, Marmot is smallest!<

Q4 - Which Canadian company was once the dominant mobile phone brand in the USA, with a 2023 film named after it?

Answer: >!BlackBerry!<

Fun fact: >!Headquartered in Waterloo, Ontario!<

Q5 - In which Canadian province is French the first language for the majority?

Answer: >!Quebec!<

Fun fact: >!Canada's only province with French as sole official language!<

Q6 - What do you call the outfit of wearing a denim jacket with denim jeans?

Answer: >!Canadian tuxedo!<

Q7 - What word comes before 'book' and 'base', and follows 'back', to form three new words?

Answer: >!Log!<

Q8 - Which Canadian filmmaker has been announced to direct the next James Bond film?

Options: Denis Villeneuve / James Cameron / David Cronenberg / Jason Reitman

Answer: >!Denis Villeneuve!<

Fun fact: >!Known for Dune and Arrival!<

Q9 - Canada has the largest coastline in the world - which country has the second-largest?

Options: Norway / Russia / Philippines / Indonesia

Answer: >!Norway!<

Q10 - Write one trillion as a number.

Answer: >!1,000,000,000,000!<

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Score out of 10 points! (Q6 worth 5 points, 1 point per answer)

Q1 - Which Canadian baseball team made it to the World Series in 2025?

Answer: >!Toronto Blue Jays!<

Fun fact: >!Lost a 7-game thriller to the Dodgers!<

Q2 - What does 'Q' stand for in the NATO phonetic alphabet?

Answer: >!Quebec!<

Fun fact: >!Developed in the 1950s by a Canadian professor!<

Q3 - Which one of the following singers is NOT Canadian?

Options: Avril Lavigne / Michael Bublé / Shania Twain / Sia

Answer: >!Sia!<

Fun fact: >!Sia is Australian, from Adelaide!<

Q4 - Wayne Gretzky, who wore #99, is considered the best NHL player of all time - what was his nickname?

Options: The Iceman / The Great One / Magic / The Thorpedo

Answer: >!The Great One!<

Fun fact: >!"Magic" belongs to Earvin Johnson instead!<

Q5 - Who invented the telephone?

Options: John Logie Baird / James Watt / Donald Hings / Alexander Graham Bell

Answer: >!Alexander Graham Bell!<

Fun fact: >!He became a Canadian citizen!<

Q6 - Name Canada's top 5 recreational winter sports by participation.

Answer: >!Ice Hockey, Skiing, Snowboarding, Curling, Ice Skating!<

Fun fact: >!Hockey is Canada's most popular winter sport!<

Wednesday 6 Questions - Canada theme! 🍁

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Score out of 10 points! (Q6 worth 5 points, 1 point per answer)

Q1 - Which Canadian baseball team made it to the World Series in 2025?

Answer: >!Toronto Blue Jays!<

Fun fact: >!Lost a 7-game thriller to the Dodgers!<

Q2 - What does 'Q' stand for in the NATO phonetic alphabet?

Answer: >!Quebec!<

Fun fact: >!Developed in the 1950s by a Canadian professor!<

Q3 - Which one of the following singers is NOT Canadian?

Options: Avril Lavigne / Michael Bublé / Shania Twain / Sia

Answer: >!Sia!<

Fun fact: >!Sia is Australian, from Adelaide!<

Q4 - Wayne Gretzky, who wore #99, is considered the best NHL player of all time - what was his nickname?

Options: The Iceman / The Great One / Magic / The Thorpedo

Answer: >!The Great One!<

Fun fact: >!"Magic" belongs to Earvin Johnson instead!<

Q5 - Who invented the telephone?

Options: John Logie Baird / James Watt / Donald Hings / Alexander Graham Bell

Answer: >!Alexander Graham Bell!<

Fun fact: >!He became a Canadian citizen!<

Q6 - Name Canada's top 5 recreational winter sports by participation.

Answer: >!Ice Hockey, Skiing, Snowboarding, Curling, Ice Skating!<

Fun fact: >!Hockey is Canada's most popular winter sport!<

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Score out of 10 points! (Q6 worth 5 points, 1 point per answer)

Q1 - Which Canadian baseball team made it to the World Series in 2025?

Answer: >!Toronto Blue Jays!<

Fun fact: >!Lost a 7-game thriller to the Dodgers!<

Q2 - What does 'Q' stand for in the NATO phonetic alphabet?

Answer: >!Quebec!<

Fun fact: >!Developed in the 1950s by a Canadian professor!<

Q3 - Which one of the following singers is NOT Canadian?

Options: Avril Lavigne / Michael Bublé / Shania Twain / Sia

Answer: >!Sia!<

Fun fact: >!Sia is Australian, from Adelaide!<

Q4 - Wayne Gretzky, who wore #99, is considered the best NHL player of all time - what was his nickname?

Options: The Iceman / The Great One / Magic / The Thorpedo

Answer: >!The Great One!<

Fun fact: >!"Magic" belongs to Earvin Johnson instead!<

Q5 - Who invented the telephone?

Options: John Logie Baird / James Watt / Donald Hings / Alexander Graham Bell

Answer: >!Alexander Graham Bell!<

Fun fact: >!He became a Canadian citizen!<

Q6 - Name Canada's top 5 recreational winter sports by participation.

Answer: >!Ice Hockey, Skiing, Snowboarding, Curling, Ice Skating!<

Fun fact: >!Hockey is Canada's most popular winter sport!<

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Score out of 10 points! (Q9 worth 2 points)

 

Q1 Which movie features the line 'Draw me like one of your French girls'?

 

Answer: >!Titanic!<

 

Fun fact: >!Directed by Canadian James Cameron!<

 

Q2 What is the capital of Canada?

 

Options: Toronto / Vancouver / Ottawa / Montreal

 

Answer: >!Ottawa!<

 

Fun fact: >!Chosen by Queen Victoria in 1857!<

 

Q3 What is the nickname for the Canadian $1 coin?

 

Options: Fat Lady / Golden Dollar / Cartwheel / Loonie

 

Answer: >!Loonie!<

 

Fun fact: >!Named after the loon on the coin!<

 

Q4 What does the word 'Inuit' mean?

 

Options: The land / The people / The cold ones / The hunters

 

Answer: >!The people!<

 

Fun fact: >!Singular form 'Inuk' means 'person'!<

 

Q5 Unscramble this anagram of a famous Canadian actor: RECIRJMAY

 

Answer: >!Jim Carrey!<

 

Fun fact: >!Born in Newmarket, Ontario!<

 

Q6 Poutine is made of chips and cheese curds, plus which third ingredient?

 

Options: Gravy / Curry / Garlic Sauce / BBQ Sauce

 

Answer: >!Gravy!<

 

Fun fact: >!Originated in rural Quebec, late 1950s, translates as "jumble" or "mess"!<

 

Q7 Which Canadian star was Borat's love interest in the 2006 film 'Borat'?

 

Answer: >!Pamela Anderson!<

 

Fun fact: >!She's from Ladysmith, British Columbia!<

 

Q8 Insulin, a Canadian invention used to treat diabetes - is it taken to lower high blood sugar, or raise low blood sugar?

 

Options: Lower high blood sugar / Raise low blood sugar

 

Answer: >!Lower high blood sugar!<

 

Fun fact: >!Never used to treat low blood sugar!<

 

Q9 In what year did Canada hosted the Winter Olympics, Bieber released 'Baby', and 'Scott Pilgrim vs. the World' hit theatres? (Exact year worth 2 points, either side is just 1!)

 

Answer: >!2010!<

 

Fun fact: >!Winter Olympics were held in Vancouver!<

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Score out of 10 points! (Q9 worth 2 points)

Q1 Which movie features the line 'Draw me like one of your French girls'?

Answer: >!Titanic!<

Fun fact: >!Directed by Canadian James Cameron!<

Q2 What is the capital of Canada?

Options: Toronto / Vancouver / Ottawa / Montreal

Answer: >!Ottawa!<

Fun fact: >!Chosen by Queen Victoria in 1857!<

Q3 What is the nickname for the Canadian $1 coin?

Options: Fat Lady / Golden Dollar / Cartwheel / Loonie

Answer: >!Loonie!<

Fun fact: >!Named after the loon on the coin!<

Q4 What does the word 'Inuit' mean?

Options: The land / The people / The cold ones / The hunters

Answer: >!The people!<

Fun fact: >!Singular form 'Inuk' means 'person'!<

Q5 Unscramble this anagram of a famous Canadian actor: RECIRJMAY

Answer: >!Jim Carrey!<

Fun fact: >!Born in Newmarket, Ontario!<

Q6 Poutine is made of chips and cheese curds, plus which third ingredient?

Options: Gravy / Curry / Garlic Sauce / BBQ Sauce

Answer: >!Gravy!<

Fun fact: >!Originated in rural Quebec, late 1950s, translates as "jumble" or "mess"!<

Q7 Which Canadian star was Borat's love interest in the 2006 film 'Borat'?

Answer: >!Pamela Anderson!<

Fun fact: >!She's from Ladysmith, British Columbia!<

Q8 Insulin, a Canadian invention used to treat diabetes - is it taken to lower high blood sugar, or raise low blood sugar?

Options: Lower high blood sugar / Raise low blood sugar

Answer: >!Lower high blood sugar!<

Fun fact: >!Never used to treat low blood sugar!<

Q9 In what year did Canada hosted the Winter Olympics, Bieber released 'Baby', and 'Scott Pilgrim vs. the World' hit theatres? (Exact year worth 2 points, either side is just 1!)

Answer: >!2010!<

Fun fact: >!Winter Olympics were held in Vancouver!<

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Score out of 10 points! (Q9 worth 2 points)

Q1 - Which movie features the line 'Draw me like one of your French girls'?

Answer: >!Titanic!<

Fun fact: >!Directed by Canadian James Cameron!<

Q2 - What is the capital of Canada?

Options: Toronto / Vancouver / Ottawa / Montreal

Answer: >!Ottawa!<

Fun fact: >!Chosen by Queen Victoria in 1857!<

Q3 - What is the nickname for the Canadian $1 coin?

Options: Fat Lady / Golden Dollar / Cartwheel / Loonie

Answer: >!Loonie!<

Fun fact: >!Named after the loon on the coin!<

Q4 - What does the word 'Inuit' mean?

Options: The land / The people / The cold ones / The hunters

Answer: >!The people!<

Fun fact: >!Singular form 'Inuk' means 'person'!<

Q5 - Unscramble this anagram of a famous Canadian actor: RECIRJMAY

Answer: >!Jim Carrey!<

Fun fact: >!Born in Newmarket, Ontario!<

Q6 -  Poutine is made of chips and cheese curds, plus which third ingredient?

Options: Gravy / Curry / Garlic Sauce / BBQ Sauce

Answer: >!Gravy!<

Fun fact: >!Originated in rural Quebec, late 1950s, translates as "jumble" or "mess"!<

Q7 - Which Canadian star was Borat's love interest in the 2006 film 'Borat'?

Answer: >!Pamela Anderson!<

Fun fact: >!She's from Ladysmith, British Columbia!<

Q8 - Insulin, a Canadian invention used to treat diabetes - is it taken to lower high blood sugar, or raise low blood sugar?

Options: Lower high blood sugar / Raise low blood sugar

Answer: >!Lower high blood sugar!<

Fun fact: >!Never used to treat low blood sugar!<

Q9 - In what year did Canada hosted the Winter Olympics, Bieber released 'Baby', and 'Scott Pilgrim vs. the World' hit theatres? (Exact year worth 2 points, either side is just 1!)

Answer: >!2010!<

Fun fact: >!Winter Olympics were held in Vancouver!<

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1. What do you call the flighted object in badminton?

>!Shuttlecock!<

>!Can decelerate faster than almost any object in sport.!<

 

2. Complete the next 5 lyrics - "Just a small town girl / Livin' in a lonely world / She took the midnight train going anywhere / Just a city boy / Born..."

>!and raised in South Detroit!<

>!Best-selling 20th-century digital track in the US.!<

 

3. What is the singular for the word "data"?

>!Datum!<

>!Latin plural now treated as uncountable in English.!<

 

4. How many Stations of the Cross are there in Catholicism?

>!14!<

>!Trace Jesus's final hours, from condemnation to burial.!<

 

5. Which typically has more calories — a glass of wine or a pint of beer?

>!A pint of beer!<

>!Beer runs ~180-210 kcal vs wine's ~130-165 kcal.!<

 

6. A child wants to write a coded letter to Santa: C_E N_P F_H. What is the child asking Santa for?

>!A dog!<

>!Gaps between the letters spell D-O-G.!<

 

7. Which person is the odd one out — Steve Jobs, Elizabeth Taylor, Sabrina Carpenter, Tim Cook?

>!Steve Jobs!<

>!Others' surnames are trades: Taylor, Carpenter, Cook.!<

 

8. What word goes before "man" and "code," and after "goal"?

>!Post!<

>!Postman, postcode, goalpost.!<

 

9. Ouagadougou is the capital of which African country?

Options: Mali / Niger / Burkina Faso / Senegal

>!Burkina Faso!<

>!Nicknamed "Ouaga," it's the country's largest city.!<

 

10. What are the chances of 2 dice rolling a combined total of 8?

Options: 5/36 or 1/6 or 1/12 or 7/36

>!5/36!<

>!Five combinations out of 36 possible rolls.!<

Post your score in the comments!

1. What do you call the flighted object in badminton?

>!Shuttlecock!<

>!Can decelerate faster than almost any object in sport.!<

 

2. Complete the next 5 lyrics - "Just a small town girl / Livin' in a lonely world / She took the midnight train going anywhere / Just a city boy / Born..."

>!and raised in South Detroit!<

>!Best-selling 20th-century digital track in the US.!<

 

3. What is the singular for the word "data"?

>!Datum!<

>!Latin plural now treated as uncountable in English.!<

 

4. How many Stations of the Cross are there in Catholicism?

>!14!<

>!Trace Jesus's final hours, from condemnation to burial.!<

 

5. Which typically has more calories — a glass of wine or a pint of beer?

>!A pint of beer!<

>!Beer runs ~180-210 kcal vs wine's ~130-165 kcal.!<

 

6. A child wants to write a coded letter to Santa: C_E N_P F_H. What is the child asking Santa for?

>!A dog!<

>!Gaps between the letters spell D-O-G.!<

 

7. Which person is the odd one out — Steve Jobs, Elizabeth Taylor, Sabrina Carpenter, Tim Cook?

>!Steve Jobs!<

>!Others' surnames are trades: Taylor, Carpenter, Cook.!<

 

8. What word goes before "man" and "code," and after "goal"?

>!Post!<

>!Postman, postcode, goalpost.!<

 

9. Ouagadougou is the capital of which African country?

Options: Mali / Niger / Burkina Faso / Senegal

>!Burkina Faso!<

>!Nicknamed "Ouaga," it's the country's largest city.!<

 

10. What are the chances of 2 dice rolling a combined total of 8?

Options: 5/36 or 1/6 or 1/12 or 7/36

>!5/36!<

>!Five combinations out of 36 possible rolls.!<

Post your score in the comments!

1. What do you call the flighted object in badminton?

>!Shuttlecock!<

>!Can decelerate faster than almost any object in sport.!<

 

2. Complete the next 5 lyrics - "Just a small town girl / Livin' in a lonely world / She took the midnight train going anywhere / Just a city boy / Born..."

>!and raised in South Detroit!<

>!Best-selling 20th-century digital track in the US.!<

 

3. What is the singular for the word "data"?

>!Datum!<

>!Latin plural now treated as uncountable in English.!<

 

4. How many Stations of the Cross are there in Catholicism?

>!14!<

>!Trace Jesus's final hours, from condemnation to burial.!<

 

5. Which typically has more calories — a glass of wine or a pint of beer?

>!A pint of beer!<

>!Beer runs ~180-210 kcal vs wine's ~130-165 kcal.!<

 

6. A child wants to write a coded letter to Santa: C_E N_P F_H. What is the child asking Santa for?

>!A dog!<

>!Gaps between the letters spell D-O-G.!<

 

7. Which person is the odd one out — Steve Jobs, Elizabeth Taylor, Sabrina Carpenter, Tim Cook?

>!Steve Jobs!<

>!Others' surnames are trades: Taylor, Carpenter, Cook.!<

 

8. What word goes before "man" and "code," and after "goal"?

>!Post!<

>!Postman, postcode, goalpost.!<

 

9. Ouagadougou is the capital of which African country?

Options: Mali / Niger / Burkina Faso / Senegal

>!Burkina Faso!<

>!Nicknamed "Ouaga," it's the country's largest city.!<

 

10. What are the chances of 2 dice rolling a combined total of 8?

Options: 5/36 or 1/6 or 1/12 or 7/36

>!5/36!<

>!Five combinations out of 36 possible rolls.!<

Score out of 10 points - Post your score in the comments!

1. Which one of these flags contains white: Jamaica, Sri Lanka, South Africa, or Germany?

>!South Africa!<

>!Its flag has distinct white bands, unlike the others.!<

 

2. Which part of the body uses the most energy?

Options: The brain / The heart / The pancreas / The kidneys

>!The brain!<

>!Uses ~20% of body's energy, just 2% of weight.!<

 

3. What do you call the point of no return for a black hole?

>!Event horizon!<

>!Not even light can escape past this point.!<

 

4. Who wrote Alice's Adventures in Wonderland?

Options: Lewis Carroll / J.M. Barrie / C.S. Lewis / A.A. Milne

>!Lewis Carroll!<

>!Pen name of Oxford maths lecturer Charles Dodgson.!<

 

5. In which language does "Wibli Wobli" mean jellyfish?

Options: Irish / Scottish Gaelic / Welsh / Cornish

>!Welsh!<

>!A playful informal nickname that translates to "wibbly wobbly fish."!<

 

6. Name the 5 boroughs of New York City. 1 point for every answer.

>!Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx, Staten Island!<

>!Consolidated into one city in 1898.!<

Score out of 10 points - Post your score in the comments!

1. Which one of these flags contains white: Jamaica, Sri Lanka, South Africa, or Germany?

>!South Africa!<

>!Its flag has distinct white bands, unlike the others.!<

 

2. Which part of the body uses the most energy?

Options: The brain / The heart / The pancreas / The kidneys

>!The brain!<

>!Uses ~20% of body's energy, just 2% of weight.!<

 

3. What do you call the point of no return for a black hole?

>!Event horizon!<

>!Not even light can escape past this point.!<

 

4. Who wrote Alice's Adventures in Wonderland?

Options: Lewis Carroll / J.M. Barrie / C.S. Lewis / A.A. Milne

>!Lewis Carroll!<

>!Pen name of Oxford maths lecturer Charles Dodgson.!<

 

5. In which language does "Wibli Wobli" mean jellyfish?

Options: Irish / Scottish Gaelic / Welsh / Cornish

>!Welsh!<

>!A playful informal nickname that translates to "wibbly wobbly fish."!<

 

6. Name the 5 boroughs of New York City. 1 point for every answer.

>!Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx, Staten Island!<

>!Consolidated into one city in 1898.!<

Score out of 10 points - Post your score in the comments!

1. Which one of these flags contains white: Jamaica, Sri Lanka, South Africa, or Germany?

>!South Africa!<

>!Its flag has distinct white bands, unlike the others.!<

 

2. Which part of the body uses the most energy?

Options: The brain / The heart / The pancreas / The kidneys

>!The brain!<

>!Uses ~20% of body's energy, just 2% of weight.!<

 

3. What do you call the point of no return for a black hole?

>!Event horizon!<

>!Not even light can escape past this point.!<

 

4. Who wrote Alice's Adventures in Wonderland?

Options: Lewis Carroll / J.M. Barrie / C.S. Lewis / A.A. Milne

>!Lewis Carroll!<

>!Pen name of Oxford maths lecturer Charles Dodgson.!<

 

5. In which language does "Wibli Wobli" mean jellyfish?

Options: Irish / Scottish Gaelic / Welsh / Cornish

>!Welsh!<

>!A playful informal nickname that translates to "wibbly wobbly fish."!<

 

6. Name the 5 boroughs of New York City. 1 point for every answer.

>!Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx, Staten Island!<

>!Consolidated into one city in 1898.!<

Post your score in the comments - Out of 10 points!

1. Which M. Night Shyamalan movie contains the line "I see dead people"? Options: Signs / The Village / The Sixth Sense / Unbreakable

>!The Sixth Sense!<

>!Delivered by Haley Joel Osment's character Cole Sear.!<

2. In New York, the area where musicals are staged is called Broadway. What is the equivalent theatre district in London called?

>!The West End!<

>!Home to over 40 theatres, some centuries old.!<

3. In the Guggenheim Museum, what piece of fruit has been duct-taped to the wall as a famous artwork? Options: An apple / A banana / An orange / A pear

>!A banana!<

>!The artwork "Comedian" has occasionally been eaten.!<

4. How many legs does a scorpion have, excluding pincers and tail? Options: 4 / 6 / 8 / 10

>!8!<

>!Scorpions are arachnids, like spiders, not insects.!<

5. Unscramble this animal: CDOLEIROC

>!Crocodile!<

>!Crocodiles predate many dinosaurs, over 200 million years.!<

6. Which music icon was known as "The Man in Black"? Options: Elvis Presley / Willie Nelson / Waylon Jennings / Johnny Cash

>!Johnny Cash!<

>!Wore black in solidarity with the poor and prisoners.!<

  7. What does IQ stand for? Options: Intelligence Quotient / Intelligence Quality / Individual Quotient / Intellectual Quality

>!Intelligence Quotient!<

>!Coined by psychologist William Stern in 1912.!<

  8. How many rings are in the Audi logo?

>!4!<

>!Represents the 1932 merger of four German automakers.!<

9. In what year did Nelson Mandela become President of South Africa, did the Channel Tunnel open, and did Friends premiere on NBC?

Score 2 points for exact year, 1 point either side

>!1994!<

Post your score in the comments - Out of 10 points!

1. Which M. Night Shyamalan movie contains the line "I see dead people"? Options: Signs / The Village / The Sixth Sense / Unbreakable

>!The Sixth Sense!<

>!Delivered by Haley Joel Osment's character Cole Sear.!<

2. In New York, the area where musicals are staged is called Broadway. What is the equivalent theatre district in London called?

>!The West End!<

>!Home to over 40 theatres, some centuries old.!<

3. In the Guggenheim Museum, what piece of fruit has been duct-taped to the wall as a famous artwork? Options: An apple / A banana / An orange / A pear

>!A banana!<

>!The artwork "Comedian" has occasionally been eaten.!<

4. How many legs does a scorpion have, excluding pincers and tail? Options: 4 / 6 / 8 / 10

>!8!<

>!Scorpions are arachnids, like spiders, not insects.!<

5. Unscramble this animal: CDOLEIROC

>!Crocodile!<

>!Crocodiles predate many dinosaurs, over 200 million years.!<

6. Which music icon was known as "The Man in Black"? Options: Elvis Presley / Willie Nelson / Waylon Jennings / Johnny Cash

>!Johnny Cash!<

>!Wore black in solidarity with the poor and prisoners.!<

  7. What does IQ stand for? Options: Intelligence Quotient / Intelligence Quality / Individual Quotient / Intellectual Quality

>!Intelligence Quotient!<

>!Coined by psychologist William Stern in 1912.!<

  8. How many rings are in the Audi logo?

>!4!<

>!Represents the 1932 merger of four German automakers.!<

9. In what year did Nelson Mandela become President of South Africa, did the Channel Tunnel open, and did Friends premiere on NBC?

Score 2 points for exact year, 1 point either side

>!1994!<