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  • The average score is 6 of 20
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Hint Answer % Correct
1) What is the Capital City of Lithuania? Vilnius
78%
13) A 'Diamond' is composed of which Element? Carbon
77%
20) What is the name of the hard, white, outer, visible layer of a tooth? Enamel
61%
17) APOLLON (Apollo) The God of Music, Prophecy and Healing was the son of ? Zeus & Leto
55%
19) Which is the only USA State to share a border with Kansas and Kentucky? Missouri
50%
10) What Country borders the North West corner of Gabon? Equatorial Guinea
38%
18) What is a group of Kittens called? Kindle / Litter
38%
12) Who wrote 'Gulliver's Travels'? Jonathan Swift
34%
5) In Fleming's 'Bond' books, Bond's most common drink was? Whisky
33%
15) Mount Elbrus (highest in Europe) is in which Mountain Range? The Caucasus
30%
9) When seasonal rivers cease to flow they leave ponds that in Australia are called what? Billabongs
26%
8) In which Country was Champagne invented? UK
25%
2) Neptune's largest moon is? Triton
19%
16) Within 3 meters what is the height of the 'Christ the Redeemer' statue in Rio? 38m
17%
14) Who was the only World Champion Heavyweight Boxer to retire undefeated? Rocky Marciano
17%
6) In which battle were 10,000 horses killed in a day? Waterloo
15%
4) Which was the first Symphony to include Trombones? Beethoven's Fifth
7%
3) What is the 'Fear of Snakes' called? Ophidiophobia / Herpetophobia
6%
11) Which 'Movie Star' used to work as a 'hairdresser / make up artist' for 'corpses'? Danny Devito / Whoopi Goldberg
2%
7) Johnny Cash was left with an addiction to painkillers after being attacked by what animal? Ostrich
2%
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