General Knowledge – Quiz 15

General Knowledge 15

🎉 Round 15: The Brainiac Battle! 🎉

Get ready for the next thrilling instalment in our General Knowledge series! Quiz Pack 15 is here, loaded with 20 fresh, thought-provoking questions designed to challenge even the sharpest minds. Packed with fascinating trivia, quirky facts, mind-bending science, and delightful surprises, this edition is sure to keep you guessing and entertained. 🧠🔍✨

Do you have what it takes to outthink, outsmart, and outscore the competition? Put your knowledge to the test and see if you can claim the ultimate trivia crown! 🏆📖⚡

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1. What is the traditional Scottish dish made from a sheep’s stomach stuffed with suet, oatmeal, and various seasonings?

A) Black pudding

B) Cullen skink

C) Neeps and Tatties

D) Haggis

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2. Can you name the country from this flag?

A) South Africa

B) Mozambique

C) Namibia

D) Zimbabwe

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3. Which ancient city was home to the Hanging Gardens, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World?

A) Babylon

B) Alexandria

C) Rome

D) Athens

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4. What is the name of the exercise that combines a squat, a push-up, and a jump into the air?

A) Lunge

B) Crunch

C) Plank

D) Burpee

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5. Which famous actor, known for his martial arts skills and comedic roles, is shown in the image?

A) Bruce Lee

B) Jet Li

C) Jackie Chan

D) Donnie Yen

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6. What does the acronym “GPS” stand for?

A) Geospatial Processing Satellite

B) Global Positioning System

C) Geographical Placement Service

D) Global Pathfinding Solution

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7. What is the name of this computer accessory, commonly used in the 1990s for storing and transferring data?

A) Floppy Disk

B) Hard Drive

C) CD-ROM

D) USB Drive

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8. In what year did the first episode of “The Simpsons” air?

A) 1989

B) 1988

C) 1990

D) 1987

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9. What is the term for the study of handwriting, often used to analyse personality traits?

A) Phrenology

B) Cartography

C) Anthropology

D) Graphology

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10. In music, what does BPM stand for?

A) Bits Per Melody

B) Beats Per Minute

C) Beats Per Measure

D) Bars Per Measure

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11. Which British city is known for its historical association with the “Peaky Blinders,” a criminal gang active in the aftermath of World War I?

A) Liverpool

B) Glasgow

C) Birmingham

D) Manchester

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12. What is the term for a score of 300 in a bowling game?

A) Strike Mastery

B) Perfect game

C) Ace

D) Golden Frame

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13. In which decade did the Rubik’s Cube become widely popular as a puzzle toy?

A) 2000s

B) 1990s

C) 1970s

D) 1980s

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14. What is the world’s most venomous fish, found in the waters of the Indo-Pacific region?

A) Pufferfish

B) Lionfish

C) Stonefish

D) Scorpionfish

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15. Countdown Conundrum.

Rearrange the letters to spell out the 9-letter word.

Clue:

It’s time for Carl’s Countdown Conundrum.

Clue: A device used to convert electricity into light.

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16. Which football club is associated with the term “Galácticos”?

A) FC Barcelona

B) AC Milan

C) Real Madrid

D) Manchester United

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17. How many countries does Wales share a border with?

A) None

B) One

C) Two

D) Three

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18. Which animated film features a rat who aspires to be a chef?

A) The Tale of Despereaux

B) The Secret of NIMH

C) An American Tail

D) Ratatouille

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19. Which is the only planet in our solar system that rotates clockwise?

A) Mars

B) Saturn

C) Venus

D) Jupiter

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20. As of January 2025, which city is home to the tallest building in the world?

A) New York City

B) Kuala Lumpur

C) Shanghai

D) Dubai

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