Good Sunday morning all! Ready for your next trivia adventure? I hope so. Here are your twenty questions for Sunday's trivia:
1. Which country has the most reptile species in the world?
2. What is the word for the academic study of soils called?
3. What gemstone is formed from tree resin?
4. What is the national flower of Japan?
5. What is the only bird known to have its nostrils at the tip of its beak?
6. The world's oldest surviving astronomical clock is located in which European city?
7. What is the official language of the South American country of Suriname?
8. Which island was once called Formosa?
9. What is the collective noun for a group of porcupines?
10. What is the name of the only country that ends in the letter "q"?
11. What is the only known venomous primate?
12. What was the first bridge built across the River Thames in London made entirely of stone?
13. Which Roman road was nicknamed the "Queen of Roads"?
14. Which famous mathematician also served as the Master of the Royal Mint?
15. What was the first country to make voting compulsory in 1892?
16. Which English King is the only monarch known to have founded both a college at Cambridge and one at Eton?
17. Which comet is officially designated 1P?
18. Which bird migrates farther than any other known animal?
19. Which mammal has the slowest recorded heartbeat of any animal?
20. Which English cathedral has the tallest medieval spire in Britain?
1. Australia
2. Pedology
3. Amber
4. Cherry Blossom
5. Kiwi
6. Prague
7. Dutch
8. Taiwan
9. A Prickle
10. Iraq
11. Slow Loris
12. Old London Bridge
13. The Appian Way
14. Sir Isaac Newton
15. Belgium
16. Henry VI
17. Halley's Comet
18. The Arctic Tern
19. Blue Whale
20. Salisbury Cathedral
Congratulations to all! I hope everyone did well or at least learned something new today! We are back to sharing cards tomorrow, but thank you to all who came by to play! All for now, Sue x
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