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Extremely Hard General Knowledge #87 - Statistics
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- This quiz has been taken 9 times
- The average score is 3 of 20
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| Nashi, Anjou, and Comice are all varieties of which fruit? | Pear | 63%
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| "Sugar, Sugar" was a UK Number One in 1969 for which fictional band? | The Archies | 50%
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| How many sheets of paper make up a ream? | {500} sheets | 38%
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| Which battle fought in 480 BC between the Spartan army led by Leonidas and Persian army ruled by Xerxes, inspired the film 300 (2006)? | Battle of {Thermopylae} | 38%
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| Representing the Democratic Party of Korea, who became President of South Korea in June 2025? | Lee Jae Myung | 38%
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| Which NHL team won both the 2024 and 2025 Stanley Cups? | Florida Panthers | 25%
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| Edward the Confessor became of King of England in which year? | 1042 | 13%
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| Which of the Twelve Apostles was a fisherman, and has a feast day on the 30th of November? | Andrew | 13%
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| Which footballer made history by scoring in every game when Brazil won the 1970 FIFA World Cup? | Jairzinho | 13%
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| Which English writer, also known for creating the TV series Downton Abbey, won the Oscar for Best Original Screenplay Oscar for Gosford Park (2001)? | Julian Fellowes | 13%
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| Riboflavin, the vitamin found in food and sold as a dietary supplement, is also known by what name? | Vitamin {B2} | 13%
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| What was the name of the restaurant where Monica Geller worked as head chef from seasons 4-9 in the TV show Friends? | Allesandro's | 0%
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| Which 18th century English painter, was known for painting animals such as a series on the theme of a lion attacking a horse? | George Stubbs | 0%
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| Which British playwright, known for plays such as The Birthday Party and Betrayal, won the 2005 Nobel Prize for Literature? | Harold Pinter | 0%
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| Which city in the French region of Alsace contains both the Cité de l'Automobile and the Cité du Train, respectively the largest automobile and railway museums in the world? | Mulhouse | 0%
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| Who played Michael Myers in Halloween (1978) and later co-wrote Escape from New York (1981) with John Carpenter? | Nick Castle | 0%
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| What is the name of the princess, who is the titular role in Black Swan, the ballet by Tchaikovsky? | Odette | 0%
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| Which island off the coast of Iran is the largest in the Persian Gulf? | Qeshm | 0%
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| Also known as stinking corpse lily, which genus contains the species with the largest single flower ever recorded? | Rafflesia | 0%
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| What does the web acronym URL stand for? | Uniform Resource Locator | 0%
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