
- What is the highest number used in a Sudoku puzzle?
- What is the term for a positive electrode?
- Which swimming stroke is named after an insect?
- Which English queen has the same name as a type of plum?
- How many dots are used in each letter in the Braille system?
- Which movie won the Oscar for best actor, director and cinematography in 2016?
- What is a female deer called?
- What unit is used to measure horses?
- Who is Reg Dwight better known as?
- Who provided Nick Wilde’s voice in the 2016 movie of “Zootopia”?
- How many tenpin bowling skittles need knocking down for a strike?
- How is 77 represented in Roman numerals?
- Who is the patron saint of music?
- What are birds of a feather said to do?
- “Kiss Me Kate” is a musical version of which play by Shakespeare?
- The single “Papa Don’t Preach” came from which Madonna album?
- Betz cells are found in which part of the body?
- What is the only bird that can hover in the air and also fly backwards?
- Who earned the nickname “Slowhand”?
- Which country does opera singer Pavarotti come from?

Round 1 – Answers
- Nine
- Anode
- Butterfly
- Victoria
- Six
- “The Revenant”
- Doe
- Hands
- Elton John
- Jason Bateman
- Ten
- LXXVII
- Cecilia
- Flock together
- The Taming of. the Shrew
- True Blue
- The brain
- Hummingbird
- Eric Clapton – contrary to popular belief, the name was not given to him due to playing the guitar slowly but rather due to the audiences giving him a slow hand clap while changing the guitar strings on the stage.
- Italy
General Knowledge Quiz Questions Round 2 – Questions
- Which is the third largest of the Channel Islands?
- Who was Liverpool’s skipper in the 2005 European Champions League triumph?
- In which Puccini opera does Mimi appear?
- How many sides has an octagon?
- Which type of calendar is used today in the western world?
- What instrument can be bass, electric or Spanish?
- Think about this — which club did Harry Redknapp manage first – Portsmouth or Southampton?
- Which female-named hurricane devastated New Orleans in September 2005?
- What do the numbers add up to on the opposite sides of a dice?
- Which city is said to have been founded by Romulus and Remus?
- In the zodiac, which animal is linked with Capricorn?
- How many years are involved in a silver anniversary?
- Which country originated the term “plonk” for Wine?
- What is the singer Adele’s surname?
- What was the final battle that Napoleon fought in?
- On which day are British elections held?
- What was the name of the land where Gulliver met the Little People?
- Which animal’s name comes first in the dictionary?
- How many sides has a 20-pence piece?
- Which children’s author wrote “Gangsta Granny”?
Round 2 – Answers
- Alderney – the first two major islands are Jersey and Guernsey. They make up 99% of the population and 92% of the area.
- Steven
- La Boheme
- Eight
- Gregorian
- Guitar
- Portsmouth
- Katrina
- Seven
- Rome
- Goat
- 25 years
- Australia
- Adkins
- Waterloo – which took place in Belgium on June 18, 1815, marked the final defeat of Napoleon Bonaparte.
- Thursday
- Lilliput
- Aardvark
- Seven
- David Williams
Round 3 – Questions
- In Spain what is the word for an afternoon nap?
- Who wrote “The Pit and the Pendulum”?
- How long is there between rounds in boxing?
- Which public school did Sir Winston Churchill go to?
- What is the thirteenth letter of the English alphabet?
- Which is the largest land carnivore in Britain?
- Who made the album “Confessions on a Dance Floor”?
- Which UK driver won the F1 World Champion in 2008, 2014 and 2015?
- Which country does Bryan Adams come from?
- Who was known as the lady with the lamp?
- What is the plural of the word sheep?
- Where in a horse is the coffin joint?
- Which substance is most used for pencil lead?
- To ten years either way, in which year did Charles Dickens die?
- What name can be a lettuce or a mass of floating frozen water?
- Which vegetable did Sir Walter Raleigh bring to England?
- In the strip cartoon, what is the name of Snoopy’s brother?
- Soyuz was the name of a Russian spacecraft, but what does the name mean?
- Which lady became George W. Bush’s Secretary of State in his second term of office?
- In Shakespeare’s “Othello”, who is the female lead?

Round 3 – Answers
- Siesta
- Edgar Allan Poe
- One minute
- Harrow
- ”M”
- Badger
- Madonna
- Lewis Hamilton
- Canada
- Florence Nightingale – she began her foray into the world of medical treatment during the Crimean War when she organised a corps of nurses to care for injured soldiers.
- Sheep
- Hoof
- Graphite
- in 1870
- Iceberg
- Potato
- Spike
- Union
- Condoleezza Rice
- Desdemona

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