General Knowledge Quiz #437

General Knowledge Quiz #437

Questions

1. Which English city was known to the Romans as Camulodunum?
2. 20. Confoederatio Helvetica is the Latin name for which European country?
3. In what city did Usain Bolt set the current 100m world record?
4. How tall in inches was Robert Wadlow - the tallest recorded human in history?
5. How many French kings have been called Louis?
6. In what year did Mr Blobby achieve the UK Christmas number 1 single?
7. Which family of primate are sometimes known as the "lesser" or "small" apes?
8. What is the most densely populated country on Earth?
9. Which two countries' cricket teams became full test-playing nations in 2018?
10. 19. Which London Underground platform lies the deepest below the station's entrance?
11. At which Olympic games was the 1994 film Cool Runnings set?
12. What was the name of the less-successful male group who shared the victory with Girls Aloud in the 2002 talent show, Popstars: The Rivals?
13. The volcano Mt. Krakatau is located in which modern-day country?
14. For how many years did the series of conflicts known as the 100-Years-War last?
15. In what city were the equestrian events at the 1956 Melbourne Olympics held?
16. Which London Underground platform lies the deepest below the station's entrance?
17. Confoederatio Helvetica is the Latin name for which European country?
18. 3. What is the highest grossing movie of all time (as of October 2018)?
19. 18. In what city were the equestrian events at the 1956 Melbourne Olympics held?
20. 17. For how many years did the series of conflicts known as the 100-Years-War last?
21. 16. The volcano Mt. Krakatau is located in which modern-day country?
22. 15. What was the name of the less-successful male group who shared the victory with Girls Aloud in the 2002 talent show, Popstars: The Rivals?
23. 14. At which Olympic games was the 1994 film Cool Runnings set?
24. 13. Which English city was known to the Romans as Camulodunum?
25. 12. Which two countries' cricket teams became full test-playing nations in 2018?
26. 11. Which city was formerly known as Edo?
27. 10. What is the most densely populated country on Earth?
28. 9. Which family of primate are sometimes known as the "lesser" or "small" apes?
29. 8. In what year did Mr Blobby achieve the UK Christmas number 1 single?
30. 7. How many French kings have been called Louis?
31. 6. Jaffa oranges (and cakes) take their name from a city in which country?
32. 5. How tall in inches was Robert Wadlow - the tallest recorded human in history?
33. 4. In what city did Usain Bolt set the current 100m world record?

1. Which English city was known to the Romans as Camulodunum?

   Colchester
2. 20. Confoederatio Helvetica is the Latin name for which European country?

   Switzerland 
3. In what city did Usain Bolt set the current 100m world record?

   Berlin
4. How tall in inches was Robert Wadlow - the tallest recorded human in history?

   8"11
5. How many French kings have been called Louis?

   18
6. In what year did Mr Blobby achieve the UK Christmas number 1 single?

   1993
7. Which family of primate are sometimes known as the "lesser" or "small" apes?

   Gibbons
8. What is the most densely populated country on Earth?

   Monaco
9. Which two countries' cricket teams became full test-playing nations in 2018?

   Afghanistan and Ireland
10. 19. Which London Underground platform lies the deepest below the station's entrance?

    Hampstead
11. At which Olympic games was the 1994 film Cool Runnings set?

    Calgary, 1988
12. What was the name of the less-successful male group who shared the victory with Girls Aloud in the 2002 talent show, Popstars: The Rivals?

    One True Voice
13. The volcano Mt. Krakatau is located in which modern-day country?

    Indonesia
14. For how many years did the series of conflicts known as the 100-Years-War last?

    117
15. In what city were the equestrian events at the 1956 Melbourne Olympics held?

    Stockholm, Sweden
16. Which London Underground platform lies the deepest below the station's entrance?

    Hampstead
17. Confoederatio Helvetica is the Latin name for which European country?

    Switzerland 
18. 3. What is the highest grossing movie of all time (as of October 2018)?

    Avatar
19. 18. In what city were the equestrian events at the 1956 Melbourne Olympics held?

    Stockholm, Sweden
20. 17. For how many years did the series of conflicts known as the 100-Years-War last?

    117
21. 16. The volcano Mt. Krakatau is located in which modern-day country?

    Indonesia
22. 15. What was the name of the less-successful male group who shared the victory with Girls Aloud in the 2002 talent show, Popstars: The Rivals?

    One True Voice
23. 14. At which Olympic games was the 1994 film Cool Runnings set?

    Calgary, 1988
24. 13. Which English city was known to the Romans as Camulodunum?

    Colchester
25. 12. Which two countries' cricket teams became full test-playing nations in 2018?

    Afghanistan and Ireland
26. 11. Which city was formerly known as Edo?

    Tokyo
27. 10. What is the most densely populated country on Earth?

    Monaco
28. 9. Which family of primate are sometimes known as the "lesser" or "small" apes?

    Gibbons
29. 8. In what year did Mr Blobby achieve the UK Christmas number 1 single?

    1993
30. 7. How many French kings have been called Louis?

    18
31. 6. Jaffa oranges (and cakes) take their name from a city in which country?

    Israel
32. 5. How tall in inches was Robert Wadlow - the tallest recorded human in history?

    8"11
33. 4. In what city did Usain Bolt set the current 100m world record?

    Berlin