General Knowledge Quiz #425

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  1. Rosie47, named after a pet dog, is/was: Harry Redknapp's secret Monaco bank account; Prince Harry's Apache helicopter; Harry Hill's new TV series; or a Harold Pinter play about a pet dog?
  2. An atlatl (confirm spelling is ATLATL) is a device for: Throwing spears; Measuring ocean depth; Sculpting clay; or Storing atlases?
  3. Litotes (pronounced 'lie-toe-tees') is a literary/language/communications term referring to: Exaggeration; Sadness; Happiness; or Understatement?
  4. As at 2012 Goulburn Correctional Centre is considered the highest security prison of which country?
  5. What is the technical name of the 'love hormone' secreted by the pituitary gland, notably associated with conception, childbirth and breastfeeding?
  6. Referring to the study of the Earth's atmosphere and weather, spell: Meterology; Meteorology; Metreology; or Metarology?
  7. Lisa del Giocondo is better known as what famous characterization?
  8. Pelagic refers to the open what?
  9. What is the regulation maximum width of the white baseline marking on a tennis court?
  10. What is the colour/color sequence of the four letters in the Ebay logo, reading left to right?
  11. Which corporation suffered embarrassment after sponsoring and naming the weather system which caused multiple fatalities across Eastern Europe in Feb 2012?
  12. Emil Boc resigned as prime minister of which European country in Feb 2012?
  13. Babaotai Chuanwen refers to the so-called 'Eight (what?) Scandal' in Chinese news, Feb 2012?
  14. Name the Australian mining tycoon who after acquiring substantial newspaper shareholdings in 2012 emerged from obscurity as one of the world's richest women?
  15. Medically, what does CPR most commonly stand for?
  16. Who painted The Card Players, at Feb 2012 the most expensive artwork in the world?
  17. In what country was Britain's Queen Elizabeth II when she became Queen in 1952?
  18. In 2012 Josefina Vazquez Mota became a presidential candidate for the ruling National Action Party (PAN) in which country?
  19. As at 2012 what country is the world's largest democracy?
  20. Named after Hantan River, South Korea, hantaviruses typically infect humans through transfer from bites, waste, etc., of: Mosquitoes; Rodents; Dogs; or Bats?

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  1. Rosie47, named after a pet dog, is/was: Harry Redknapp's secret Monaco bank account; Prince Harry's Apache helicopter; Harry Hill's new TV series; or a Harold Pinter play about a pet dog?
    Harry Redknapp's secret Monaco bank account 
  2. An atlatl (confirm spelling is ATLATL) is a device for: Throwing spears; Measuring ocean depth; Sculpting clay; or Storing atlases?
    Throwing spears 
  3. Litotes (pronounced 'lie-toe-tees') is a literary/language/communications term referring to: Exaggeration; Sadness; Happiness; or Understatement?
    Understatement 
  4. As at 2012 Goulburn Correctional Centre is considered the highest security prison of which country?
    Australia 
  5. What is the technical name of the 'love hormone' secreted by the pituitary gland, notably associated with conception, childbirth and breastfeeding?
    Oxytocin 
  6. Referring to the study of the Earth's atmosphere and weather, spell: Meterology; Meteorology; Metreology; or Metarology?
    Meteorology 
  7. Lisa del Giocondo is better known as what famous characterization?
    Mona Lisa
  8. Pelagic refers to the open what?
    Sea 
  9. What is the regulation maximum width of the white baseline marking on a tennis court?
    Four inches
  10. What is the colour/color sequence of the four letters in the Ebay logo, reading left to right?
    Red Blue Yellow Green 
  11. Which corporation suffered embarrassment after sponsoring and naming the weather system which caused multiple fatalities across Eastern Europe in Feb 2012?
    BMW
  12. Emil Boc resigned as prime minister of which European country in Feb 2012?
    Romania
  13. Babaotai Chuanwen refers to the so-called 'Eight (what?) Scandal' in Chinese news, Feb 2012?
    Baby 
  14. Name the Australian mining tycoon who after acquiring substantial newspaper shareholdings in 2012 emerged from obscurity as one of the world's richest women?
    Gina Rinehart
  15. Medically, what does CPR most commonly stand for?
    Cardiopulmonary resuscitation
  16. Who painted The Card Players, at Feb 2012 the most expensive artwork in the world?
    Paul Cézanne 
  17. In what country was Britain's Queen Elizabeth II when she became Queen in 1952?
    Kenya 
  18. In 2012 Josefina Vazquez Mota became a presidential candidate for the ruling National Action Party (PAN) in which country?
    Mexico
  19. As at 2012 what country is the world's largest democracy?
    India
  20. Named after Hantan River, South Korea, hantaviruses typically infect humans through transfer from bites, waste, etc., of: Mosquitoes; Rodents; Dogs; or Bats?
    Rodents 
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