Extremely Hard General Knowledge #70 - Statistics

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Hint Answer % Correct
Referring to a way in which an individual or group operates, what does the Latin term often abbreviated to M.O. stand for? Modus operandi
64%
Which are the only three metals that can be effectively used in a catalytic converter? Platinum
41%
Which city in Brazil is the fourth largest by population and is known as the "Brazilian Venice"? Recife
38%
Who has been the Editor-in-Chief of Vogue since 1988? Anna Wintour
32%
In which year was the Great Exhibition in London, often regarded as the first of the official world exhibitions? 1851
21%
Who was Player of the Match, getting 137 runs, as Australia beat India in the 2023 ICC Cricket World Cup final? Travis Head
21%
Which are the only three metals that can be effectively used in a catalytic converter? Palladium
20%
In the Peanuts comic strip, who is the younger sister of Charlie Brown? {Sally} Brown
20%
Which are the only three metals that can be effectively used in a catalytic converter? Rhodium
14%
What three-word term does the American television network CBS stand for? Columbia Broadcasting System
13%
The French novelist with the birthname Amantine Lucile Aurore Dupin de Francueil, was best known by what pen name? George Sand
12%
Who was the Archbishop of Canterbury from 1980 to 1991, officiating Charles & Diana's wedding in 1981? Robert Runcie
8%
What name is given to Persian New Year, celebrated on the spring equinox (on/near 21 March)? Nowruz
7%
Who became the first qualifier to win the Darts World Championship when he won the BDO World Champs in 1983? Keith Deller
6%
Who won the Best Director Oscar for West Side Story (1961) and The Sound of Music (1965)? Robert Wise
6%
As of January 2023, how many different people have climbed Mount Everest, to the nearest hundred? 6300
5%
In Egyptian Mythology, which daughter of Ra is the goddess of healing and medicine? Sekhmet
4%
Which Brit is the only person to have won an Olympic Medal and a Nobel Prize, after winning Olympic Silver Medal in the Men's 1500m in 1920 followed by Nobel Peace Prize in 1959? Philip Noel-Baker
3%
In Spanish cooking, what name is given to the crispy, savoury crust that forms on the bottom layer of rice when cooking paella? Socarrat
3%
What was the name of the island where the Statue of Liberty lies, before it was renamed to Liberty Island in 1956? {Bedloe's} Island
2%
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