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Hint Answer % Correct
Which part of the body is made up of the malleus (hammer), incus (anvil) and the stapes (stirrup) bones? Ear
81%
Who did Rome fight in the Punic wars from 264BC to 146BC? Carthage
66%
What year did Czechoslovakia split? 1993
64%
What flavour is the liqueur Triple Sec? Orange
37%
Which English County is Stonehenge found in? Wiltshire
31%
Held in Chamonix, in which year was the first Winter Olympics held? 1924
26%
Who was the youngest member of Monty Python? Michael Palin
26%
Which actor starred as The Doctor in the most (172) episodes? Tom Baker
21%
Who has been nominated for the Best Supporting Actor Oscar 4 times for his roles in Poor Things (2023), Spotlight (2015), Foxcatcher (2014) and The Kids are All Right (2010)? Mark Ruffalo
16%
What is the name of the tallest mountain in Australia? Mount {Kosciuszko}
16%
What was Freddie Mercury's birth name? Farrokh Bulsara
15%
What is the name for a baby hare? Leveret
15%
What is the most populous city in the world beginning with the letter U? Urumqi
15%
What is the name of the symbol (¶) used to signify a new paragraph? Pilcrow
13%
What was the name of the wife of William the Conqueror? Matilda of Flanders
9%
The Bislett Games is an annual track and field held in which city? Oslo
8%
What is the real name of the former Darts player known as 'Wolfie'? Martin Adams
7%
With her win in 2023, who did Beyoncé pass for the record of the most Grammy awards won? Georg Solti
2%
Who was the lead singer of Kasabian until he left the band in 2020? Tom Meighan
2%
What is the Latin term for the phylum in the animal kingdom which roughly means 'hairy stomach' Gastrotrich
1%
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