Hello crafters! Are you ready for another Saturday filled with trivia? I sure am! Let's see what you think of these questions today? Here are your twenty questions for Saturday:
1. Which country is home to Pulpit Rock?
2. Which country has the highest instant noodle consumption per capita?
3. Who hosted the 1975 premiere of "Saturday Night Live"?
4. What is the fattiest organ in the human body?
5. The development of which metal helped bring the Stone Age to an end?
6. In 2026, Apple announced their first ever foldable phone named what?
7. Which musical artist holds the record for the longest ever concert tour with 330 shows that spanned from 2018 to 2023
8. What is the only Central American country without a coastline on the Pacific Ocean?
9. In Poker, what is the name of the highest hand you can have?
10. Which famous London landmark contains a prison room known as the Little Ease, reputedly too small to stand or lie down comfortably in?
11. What unusual name is given to the metal framework that supports a lampshade?
12. Which musical instrument takes its name from Italian words meaning “soft” and “loud”?
13. Which British seaside town is home to the world's oldest surviving amusement park ride, the Scenic Railway, dating from 1920?
14. Which Shakespeare play contains the stage direction “Exit, pursued by a bear”?
15. Which country produces the cheese traditionally known as "brunost", literally meaning “brown cheese”?
16. Which famous fictional character keeps his tobacco in the toe of a Persian slipper?
17. Which European city has a museum devoted entirely to broken relationships?
18. Which creature has teeth on its tongue-like feeding organ, known as a radula?
19. Which fruit has a variety called the Black Hamburg that has been grown at Hampton Court Palace for centuries?
20. Which famous British writer coined the name “Malvolio” for a character whose name roughly translates as “ill will”?
1. Norway
2. South Korea
3. George Carlin
4. The Brain
5. Bronze
6. iPhone Duo
7. Elton John
8. Belize
9. Royal Flush
10. Tower of London
11. Harp
12. Piano
13. Margate
14. The Winter's Tale
15. Norway
16. Sherlock Holmes
17. Zagreb, Croatia
18. Snail
19. Grapes
20. Shakespeare
That wasn't too hard, now was it?? Let me know how you did in the comments. If you didn't do as well as expected, remember, there is always tomorrow's trivia to conquer! All for now, Sue x
Good morning Sue and all Wilsonettes, lots of trivia questions again today, love them, keep them coming, It is amazing how your brain kicks in when you see the questions, then when you scroll down to see if you got them correct, well I got 5 correct today, looking forward to tomorrows ones.
ReplyDeleteStay safe, healthy and happy, hugs, June Smith xxx
Hi Sue
ReplyDeleteI’m feeling happy with my 8 correct answers today.
B xx
Morning Sue, they just were'nt my knowledge today I only got 3 better luck tomorrow. Take care all Kitty.
ReplyDeleteA reasonable 8 today with a couple of surprises in the answers for me...Now some for you...
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1. Are a zebra’s stripes black or white?
2. On television, who was the first voice of the PG Tips chimps?
3. The Plumbus Kite is a grey bird named after which metal?
4. What major museum was started as a private gallery in Florence in 1581?
5. Old Boiled Egg was an early name for what?
6. Where in the UK is the annual Goose Fair held?
7. In the Mona Lisa portrait, which hand is on top of the other?
8. Where did Capt. Arthur Philip land with his 750 convicts in 1788?
9. Which terrier is named after a town in Northumberland?
10. In which European Country was the world’s first motorway?
Answers…
1. – white
2. – Peter Sellars
3. – Lead
4. – The Uffizi Gallery
5. – OBE
6. - Nottingham
7. – Her right hand
8. – Botany Bay
9. – Bedlington Terrier
10. – Germany
Hi Deb, I guessed no 1 and 7. I knew no 4, but I did not know most of these today so I definitely learned a lot. Thank you so much, these were great! Sue x
Delete6 for me today. x
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