General Knowledge Quiz #397

General Knowledge Quiz #397

Questions

1. Fleckerl, Natural Turn, Chasse, and New York are: Muffins; Cocktails; Dance steps; or Homeopathic brands?
2. Based on Greek legend, a constant uncontrollable threat, especially to a safe/desirable situation, is called The Sword of: Hades; Damocles; Hermes; or Aphrodite?
3. Mixing yellow and blue paint produces: Orange; Green; Red; or White?
4. Popocatepetl, Pico de Orizaba, and Iztaccihuatl are: Barcelona cathedrals; Mexican volcanoes; Cuban dictators; or The National Flowers of India?
5. Bachata is a type of (What?) from the Dominican Republic: Music/dance; Hairstyle; Unlevened bread; or Banana sculpture?
6. Pegassi Zentorno is an: Italian soup; Estonian for 'Hello'; Racing snail; or Sports Car in 'Grand Theft Auto'?
7. Gascon, Pot Belly, Saddleback, and Landrace are: Rope knots; Pig breeds; Ultra/endurance marathons; or Abdominal ruptures?
8. Clipper, Brigantine, Corvette, and Schooner are: Sports cars; Drinking glasses; Card games; or Sailing ships?
9. Martini, Rossini, Mojito, and Sazerac are: Composers; New York City districts; Cocktails; or Pig breeds?
10. Chesterfield, Ottoman, Tallboy, and Cheval are: Furniture; Sailing ships; Australian cities; or Pig breeds?
11. How many people (at early 2000s) have walked on the moon: 3; 12; 21; or 37?
12. Which one of these is not a Toy Story movie character: Woody; Slinky; Stinky Pete; or Pingu?
13. A tenth divided by a fifth is a: Tenth; Fifth; Fiftieth; or Half?
14. Oxygen is a: Conductor; Insulator; Solvent; or Surfactant?
15. Often suggested as an English national anthem, William Blake's 1804 poem set to Hubert Parry's music is: Copenhagen; Jerusalem; Casablanca; or St Petersburg?
16. Name the controversial detention camp established in 2002 by the USA in Cuba?
17. The famous self-styled anarchist web-hacking group founded in 2003 is called: Mysterious; Incredulous; Anonymous; or Delirious?
18. Tallow, Beeswax, Spermaceti, and Paraffin are traditionally used in making: Paint; Contraceptives; Candles; or Pasta?
19. Central, Mountain, Pacific, Alaskan and Samoa are five of a total nine US: Major highways; Basketball leagues; Timezones; or Lions?
20. The word succumb means to be: Overjoyed; Overcome; Overlooked; or Oversized?

1. Fleckerl, Natural Turn, Chasse, and New York are: Muffins; Cocktails; Dance steps; or Homeopathic brands?

   Dance steps
2. Based on Greek legend, a constant uncontrollable threat, especially to a safe/desirable situation, is called The Sword of: Hades; Damocles; Hermes; or Aphrodite?

   Damocles
3. Mixing yellow and blue paint produces: Orange; Green; Red; or White?

   Green
4. Popocatepetl, Pico de Orizaba, and Iztaccihuatl are: Barcelona cathedrals; Mexican volcanoes; Cuban dictators; or The National Flowers of India?

   Mexican volcanoes
5. Bachata is a type of (What?) from the Dominican Republic: Music/dance; Hairstyle; Unlevened bread; or Banana sculpture?

   Music/dance
6. Pegassi Zentorno is an: Italian soup; Estonian for 'Hello'; Racing snail; or Sports Car in 'Grand Theft Auto'?

   Sports Car in 'Grand Theft Auto'
7. Gascon, Pot Belly, Saddleback, and Landrace are: Rope knots; Pig breeds; Ultra/endurance marathons; or Abdominal ruptures?

   Pig breeds
8. Clipper, Brigantine, Corvette, and Schooner are: Sports cars; Drinking glasses; Card games; or Sailing ships?

   Sailing ships
9. Martini, Rossini, Mojito, and Sazerac are: Composers; New York City districts; Cocktails; or Pig breeds?

   Cocktails
10. Chesterfield, Ottoman, Tallboy, and Cheval are: Furniture; Sailing ships; Australian cities; or Pig breeds?

    Furniture 
11. How many people (at early 2000s) have walked on the moon: 3; 12; 21; or 37?

    12
12. Which one of these is not a Toy Story movie character: Woody; Slinky; Stinky Pete; or Pingu?

    Pingu
13. A tenth divided by a fifth is a: Tenth; Fifth; Fiftieth; or Half?

    Half 
14. Oxygen is a: Conductor; Insulator; Solvent; or Surfactant?

    Insulator
15. Often suggested as an English national anthem, William Blake's 1804 poem set to Hubert Parry's music is: Copenhagen; Jerusalem; Casablanca; or St Petersburg?

    Jerusalem
16. Name the controversial detention camp established in 2002 by the USA in Cuba?

    Guantanamo Bay
17. The famous self-styled anarchist web-hacking group founded in 2003 is called: Mysterious; Incredulous; Anonymous; or Delirious?

    Anonymous
18. Tallow, Beeswax, Spermaceti, and Paraffin are traditionally used in making: Paint; Contraceptives; Candles; or Pasta?

    Candles 
19. Central, Mountain, Pacific, Alaskan and Samoa are five of a total nine US: Major highways; Basketball leagues; Timezones; or Lions?

    Timezones
20. The word succumb means to be: Overjoyed; Overcome; Overlooked; or Oversized?

    Overcome