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Hint	Answer	% Correct
To retain possession.	Keep	94%
____ Spacey, American actor, known for such films as Seven (1995) and The Usual Suspects (1995), American Beauty (1999).	Kevin	89%
North _____ & South _____, two countries in East Asia, their capitals are Pyongyang & Seoul.	Korea	89%
To move your legs in a sudden motion onto an object or being.	Kick	83%
To murder or end someone's life.	Kill	78%
______ il Sung, North Korean revolutionary, and dictator who founded North Korea, which he led as its first supreme leader from its establishment in 1948 until his death in 1994.	Kim	78%
Art, objects, or design considered to be in poor taste because of excessive garishness or sentimentality, but sometimes appreciated in an ironic or knowing way.	Kitsch	78%
Capital of Afghanistan.	Kabul	72%
___ Marx, authored the Communist Manifesto alongside Friedrich Engels in 1848.	Karl	72%
A leader of a country, in Medieval times (called a Tsar in Russia).	King	72%
You will make food here.	Kitchen	72%
Capital of Ukraine.	Kiev	67%
In Nazi Germany, the "Three Ks" referred to the limited, traditional roles expected of women: they emphasizing domesticity, childbearing for the so-called Aryan race, one of the three Ks included the German word for children, which is ______,	Kinder	67%
Capital of Jamaica.	Kingston	67%
Children play with these if it's windy.	Kite	67%
____ Starmer, Prime Minister of the UK since.	Keir	61%
A flammable hydrocarbon liquid from crude oil distillation, used globally as a clean-burning fuel for heating, lighting (oil lamps), cooking, and as a base for jet fuel, often called paraffin or heating oil in homes, known for its efficiency but also its toxicity if ingested.	Kerosene	61%
Ethnicity of peoples found in the Middle East, there are 40 million of these people, predominantly split between four regions - Northern Iraq (Başûrê), Western Iran (Rojhilatê), Eastern Turkey (Bakurê) & North-Eastern Syria (Rojava).	Kurd	61%
Capital of Sudan.	Khartoum	56%
Ruhollah _______, religious leader who was the 1st Supreme Leader of Iran. He was also the Leader of the Islamic Revolution from January 1978 until his victory in the revolution in February 1979. He died of intestinal cancer and a heart attack in Tehran on 3 June 1989, at the age of 86.	Khomeini	56%
A whole herring, split, gutted, salted/brined, and cold-smoked. Popular in Britain as a breakfast.	Kipper	56%
Country in Central Asia, capital Bishkek, population 7.3 million.	Kyrgyzstan	56%
After the Soviets took over the above city, they remained it ________, and it still today is a Russian exclave on the Baltic Sea.	Kaliningrad	50%
Capital of Uganda.	Kampala	50%
Capital of Nepal.	Kathmandu	50%
Country in Central Asia, capital Astana, population 20 million.	Kazakhstan	50%
Capital of Rwanda.	Kigali	50%
A Japanese blade.	Katana	44%
Nikita ________, Leader of the Soviet Union after the death of Stalin, he ruled from 1953 to 1964	Khrushchev	44%
In Nazi Germany, the "Three Ks" referred to the limited, traditional roles expected of women: they emphasizing domesticity, childbearing for the so-called Aryan race, one of the three Ks included the German word for kitchen, which is _____.	Kuche	39%
You might call someone this if they're being rude to retail workers.	Karen	33%
The four main protagonists of the American cartoon TV show South Park - Eric Cartman, Stan Marsh, Kenny McCormick & ______ Broflovski	Kyle	33%
A small bird of prey.	Kestrel	28%
Durable, casual trousers, typically tan or light brown, made from heavy cotton twill, originally developed for British soldiers in India for their dust-colored, practical uniforms.	Khakis	28%
In Nazi Germany, the "Three Ks" referred to the limited, traditional roles expected of women: they emphasizing domesticity, childbearing for the so-called Aryan race, one of the three Ks included the German word for church, which is ______.	Kirche	28%
Ali ______, the successor to the above man. He has taken over at the 1st Supreme Leader of Iran since 1989.	Khamenei	22%
Government by the least suitable or competent citizens of a state.	Kakistocracy	17%
The titular character and protagonist of a series of video games developed by HAL Laboratory and published by Nintendo. He was created in 1992 by Masahiro Sakurai. He has a pink, spherical, body with small stubby arms and large red feet.	Kirby	17%
A major city in northern Iraq, has seizable oilfields and a population over 1 million.	Kirkuk	17%
A city founded in 1255 on the site of the small Old Prussian settlement Twangste by the Teutonic Knights during the Baltic Crusades. It was considered an east German city until taken over by the Soviet Union in early 1945.	Konigsberg	17%
Islam ________, the first President of Uzbekistan from 1990 to 2016.	Karimov	6%
The official youth wing of the Communist Party in the Soviet Union (1918-1991), a crucial political and social organization for young people aged 14-28.	Komsomol	6%
A dagger (from Sanskrit/Indian origin).	Katari	0%
A specific type of genuine leather visor hat that was favored by Soviet officers, particularly those in the NKVD (People's Commissariat for Internal Affairs).	Komissarka	0%
Konstantin ________, Soviet journalist and politician and one of the organizers of Soviet television, radio and cinema. He was claimed to be the illegitimate second son of Joseph Stalin	Kuzakov	0%

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