General Knowledge Quiz #149

Can you answer these random trivia questions?
Some questions from Kestrana and one from Quizzer6794
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What is the tallest type of land animal?
Giraffe
What famous London serial killer killed at least 5 people in 1888?
Jack the Ripper
What city is spelled Москва in its native language?
Moscow
What was Jesus's crown made of?
Thorns
What group of people drove a 1959 Cadillac hearse with license plate ECTO-1?
The Ghostbusters
Whose three children were Nancy, Frank Jr., and Tina?
Frank and Nancy Sinatra
What is the colloquial name for Polaris?
The North Star
Which country has the greatest number of ancient pyramids?
hint: They are called the Nubian Pyramids
Sudan
What vegetable, starting with the letter O, is often used to make gumbo?
Okra
Who played Jack Sparrow in the "Pirates of the Caribbean" franchise?
Johnny Depp
What is the name for an electrical device that regulates heartbeats?
Pacemaker
Minnesota is sometimes known as the land of 10,000 lakes. What Canadian province to its north is known as the land of 100,000 lakes?
Manitoba
What is the name for a blood-sucking monster common in Mexican folklore?
Chupacabra
What movie features the quotes "life finds a way" and "clever girl"?
Jurassic Park
The sun is currently a yellow dwarf. What will it become in about 5 billion years?
Red Giant
What species is General Sherman, the world's heaviest single-trunk tree?
Giant Sequoia
What Asian plant is the world's tallest grass?
Bamboo
What movie's main characters are James P. Sullivan and Mike Wazowski?
Monsters Inc.
Whose "uncertainty" principle states that it is impossible to know both the exact position and the exact momentum of a particle?
Werner Heisenberg
What Shakespearean king had three daughters: Regan, Goneril and Cordelia?
King Lear
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37 Comments
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Level 78
Mar 14, 2016
Never knew that Sudan even had pyramids, much less the most in the world. Cool.
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Level 79
Jul 5, 2021
Most of them are relatively tiny, around 6-10 meters tall. The biggest is 30 m tall. Khufu's Pyramid a.k.a. the Great Pyramid of Giza is, by contrast, 139 m tall (and 147 m originally). The Egyptians were a far more accomplished, important, and influential civilization than the Nubians directly to the south, and thus more famous and well-known.
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Level 46
Mar 15, 2024
Nubia refers to what is now Al Dabbah, where the Nile breaks off into the White and Blue Nile
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Level 58
Mar 15, 2016
Isn't the chupacabra from puertorican folklore?
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Level 62
Mar 20, 2016
It would appear that way as Puerto Rico was where the first sightings were reported.
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Level 79
Jul 11, 2016
Heard of chupacabra being the goat sucking monster of Mexican folklore a hundred times. Never once heard of it being Puerto Rican. hm..
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Level 46
Mar 15, 2024
El Chupacabra is hard to narrow down to one country. I personally use the term 'Latin American folklore', though not saying all Latin Americans are the same
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Level 61
Jul 11, 2016
Could you please accept ocra for okra?
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Level 68
Dec 11, 2018
No
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Level 76
Jan 12, 2019
How about orca... ;)
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Level 61
Jul 11, 2016
I will never miss a Jurassic Park trivia question! Take my JP quiz if you want more
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Level 79
Jul 11, 2016
Heisenberg! First you destroy everything Pinkman ever loved! Now you prevent me from getting a perfect score on this quiz! That's the last straw!
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Level 57
Jan 20, 2017
Ha!
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Level 88
Jul 11, 2016
CAPTAIN Jack Sparrow
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Level 57
Jul 11, 2016
Damn it! I was so confident about my english vocabulary, I simply had no idea how to translate "marcapasso", huehue...
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Level 55
Jul 12, 2016
Note, "huehue" is in no part of English vocabulary...
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Level 82
May 6, 2020
哈哈
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Level 80
Jul 11, 2016
Really would have thought Breaking Bad would have improved Heisenberg's score...
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Level 76
Jan 12, 2019
I had schrödinger for not knowing the exact position of a particle
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Level 87
Jun 13, 2021
Schrödinger didn't know if the particle was dead or alive.
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Level 72
Jan 28, 2022
Nor why the particle meowed.
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Level 46
Mar 15, 2024
Schrödinger's cat implies that when the cat is in the box, it is impossible to tell if it is still alive, and you can only find out by opening the box.

However, I'm pretty sure it's impractical, as it's animal cruelty, and no cat I know will go within 4 metres of an open box.

MEOW

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Level 69
Mar 7, 2025
clearly you've never met a cat, they LIVE for open boxes
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Level 79
Sep 27, 2019
Even if I wasn't taking chem rn I would've still known about Heisenberg.
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Level 79
Jul 7, 2021
I feel like most people would know that from Breaking Bad but it's still the lowest answer on here
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Level 66
Jul 12, 2023
Say my name!
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Level 74
Jun 25, 2021
Since when is bamboo an Asian plant? What makes it exclusively Asian?
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Level 66
Jul 5, 2021
After looking it up, I learned that there are species of bamboo native to essentially every tropical climate, ranging from Cuba, to Madagascar, to Chile, to Ghana. Hell, there are bamboo forests in France and New Jersey these days. Turns out you're totally right and I've come around. I think the clue could be better phrased. Simply "world's tallest grass variety" would probably do.
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Level 68
Jul 6, 2021
Yes, but bamboo identifies as Asian.
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Level 68
Jul 5, 2021
Giant Redwood should be an acceptable answer.
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Level 67
Jul 6, 2021
I second this.
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Level 50
Nov 15, 2024
I third this.
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Level 71
Jul 5, 2021
Minnesota: We're the land of 10,000 lakes!

Manitoba: Is that a challenge???

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Level 48
Jan 19, 2022
I read smallest land animal and I was so confused.
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Level 48
Dec 14, 2022
I wrote pace maker instead of pacemaker :(
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Level 80
Apr 21, 2023
Spaces don't matter in Jetpunk answers, so it should've been accepted.
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Level 64
Dec 6, 2024
alright then, I typed moskva for moscow because i was sounding it out and I got the point, thanks