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Question Answer % Correct
What city is the hub of Emirates airline? Dubai
85%
In the Harry Potter universe, what is the name for the people who can't use magic? Muggles
79%
In what city would one find Estadio Azteca? Mexico City
78%
What is the English translation of the Japanese word "manga"? Comics
76%
What part of the world does haggis come from? Scotland
74%
What country do bánh mì sandwiches come from? Vietnam
74%
What sport was Prince Charles playing when he broke his arm in 1990? Polo
73%
In what song would you hear the lyrics "Galileo Figaro Magnifico"? Bohemian Rhapsody
70%
In what country would you find the island of Ithaca? Greece
70%
Whose last words were "France, l'armée, tête d'armée, Joséphine"? Napoleon Bonaparte
66%
What automobile part moves up and down within a cylinder? Piston
66%
What is a six letter word that has three i's and is something that women wear? Bikini
60%
In the sentence "I have less shoes than Thomas" one word is incorrect. What is the correct word that should be used instead? Fewer
59%
Who were the two main stars of the movie "Sleepless in Seattle"? Tom Hanks
55%
In the countries of the Caribbean, what is the most-grown crop by weight? Sugarcane
53%
What was the name of the 1605 plot by Guy Fawkes and others to blow up Parliament? {Gunpowder} Plot
52%
In South America, they are known as gauchos. What are they called in the United States? Cowboys
50%
Who were the two main stars of the movie "Sleepless in Seattle"? Meg Ryan
46%
What was the first name of French painters Cezanne and Gauguin? Paul
43%
What board game, invented in China, is played on a 19x19 grid? Go
39%
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