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Hint Answer % Correct
A 10-foot-high statue of which former U. S. President is located in Pristina, Kosovo? Bill Clinton
64%
Which city outside Los Angeles is home to the Disneyland Resort, an NHL team called the Ducks, and an MLB team called the Angels? Anaheim
62%
How many years long was the Hundred Years War? 116
52%
Which Ski resort in Canada is the largest in North America and was host to most of the events at the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver? Whistler
43%
Thought to have either come from a corruption of the Latin for dagger man or meaning "the man from Kerioth", what second name is the apostle Judas known in the Bible? Iscariot
38%
On January 1st of which year was the Republic of China created, following the fall of the Qing dynasty? 1912
29%
Which East-Asian edible root can fetch a lot of money if shaped like a human? Ginseng
24%
Taken from the Mandarin word for "space" what name is the Western name given to a Chinese astronaut? Taikonaut
16%
What is the name of the fourth deepest lake in the world and the largest lake in Antarctica? Lake {Vostok}
15%
Who presented the BBC antiques show Flog It! from 2002-2020? Paul Martin
9%
The song "Spaceman" by which band became the UK Number One in 1996 after a Levi's jeans advert? Babylon Zoo
8%
Which two novels by Charles Dickens first appeared in his weekly periodical Master Humphrey's Clock? The Old Curiosity Shop
8%
Who became the first woman to win Best Lead Actress in 1929 for her performances in three different films and was also nominated for Best Lead Actress in A Star is Born(1937)? Janet Gaynor
6%
Who composed the theme tune for the TV series Mission: Impossible (1966-1973)? Lalo Schifrin
6%
Which novel by Joseph Heller published in 1994, is the sequel to his popular 1961 novel Catch-22? Closing Time
5%
Who was married to King George III from 1761 until her death in 1818? {Charlotte} of {Mecklenburg-Strelitz}
3%
Which two novels by Charles Dickens first appeared in his weekly periodical Master Humphrey's Clock? Barnaby Rudge
3%
What is the real name of the American rapper known as MC Hammer? Stanley Kirk Burrell
3%
Sam Waley-Cohen won the 2022 Grand National on which horse? Noble Yeats
2%
Who won the 2020 Giro d'Italia road cycling stage race? Tao Geoghegan-Hart
2%
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