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Hint Answer % Correct
The piano gets its name from what Italian term meaning 'soft-loud'? Pianoforte
52%
At how many degrees under 0 are Fahrenheit and Celsius equal? 40
39%
What is the name of the currency used in Venezuela? Bolivar
38%
Which boxer was nicknamed the 'Brown Bomber' and was the World Heavyweight champion from 1937 to 1949? Joe Louis
28%
In what year was James Garfield assassinated? 1881
26%
In Tincture (colours and patterns used in Heraldry) what name is given to the colour blue? Azure
25%
The Cheeky Girls are a singing duo consisting of identical twin sisters Gabriela and Monica Irimia both from which country? Romania
25%
What is the most-spoken language in Mumbai, spoken by approximately 45% of the population? Marathi
24%
Which Scotsman is largely credited with the invention of the pneumatic tire in the late 19th century? John Boyd Dunlop
23%
Which UK comedian was previously a doctor and was born as Matthew Keith Hall? Harry Hill
22%
Which African city did Mussolini refer to as 'The Little Rome' henceforth giving it its nickname? Asmara
19%
Who wrote the book 'Fight Club' that was adapted in the 1999 David Fincher film of the same name? Chuck Palahniuk
14%
Who had 3 UK Top 10's with 'Showing Out (Get Fresh at the Weekend)', 'F.L.M.' and 'That's the Way It Is' and a UK Number 1 with 'Respectable' all in the 1980's? Mel and Kim
13%
In Golf, who won his first Masters Tournament in 2020 finishing on a course record score of 20 under par? Dustin Johnson
11%
Frank Sinatra won a Best Supporting Actor Oscar for his role in which 1953 film? From Here to Eternity
11%
What is the name of a Champagne bottle that holds 15 litres of alcohol? Nebuchadnezzar
8%
In Egyptian mythology who was the god of vengeance? Horus
7%
Who is credited with first translating the Bible into English in the 14th Century? John Wycliffe
4%
What was the title of the person who was British Prime Minister from 1895-1902? Marquess of Salisbury
4%
Whose opera entitled 'La liberazione di Ruggiero' is the earliest known opera composed by a woman? Francesca Caccini
0%
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