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1.
What is Quetzalcoatlus?
An extinct flying Reptile
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A Chameleon found in Venezuela
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The largest creature ever to fly, this flying reptile had a wingspan of 15 m (50 feet)
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The Capital City of Equatorial Guinea is?
Gaborone is Botswana / Bangui is CAR / Bamako is Mali
3.
What is the average flow of the Amazon River per second?
20,000 cubic metres per second
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5,000 cubic metres per second
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80,000 cubic metres per second
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175,000 cubic metres per second
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This amounts to over 6 Million Olympic Swimming Pools per Day!
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What is Halloumi?
A decorated Turkish Knife
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An outer garment worn by the Taureg tribesmen of North Africa
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A Cheese originating in Cyprus
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A Desert on the Yemen - Saudi Arabian border
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Cheese derived from a mixture of Sheep's / Goat's and sometimes Cow's milk:
5.
Which author wrote the Pirate story 'Treasure Island'?
Stevenson also wrote: Kidnapped (1886), Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1886)
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Which great Musical Composer was a Pallbearer at Beethoven's funeral 1827?
Schubert was in awe of Beethoven and wanted desperately to meet him, though he never did.
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Which Element makes up about 65% of the human bodies weight?
Six elements account for 97 percent of your body's mass: oxygen, carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, sulfur and phosphorus.
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For what is Sir George Cayley famous (born 1773, Yorkshire, d. 1854) ?
Aviation Engineering and Navigation
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Steam Locomotive Engineering
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Proposed the airplane as a fixed-wing flying machine with separate systems for lift, propulsion, and control culminating in the first manned glider flight on record.
9.
In Greek Mythology, Who killed Achilles?
Paris killed Achilles with an arrow to the vulnerable heel of Achilles.
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What Aircraft made the first Commercial Jet Flight on May 2nd 1952 ?
De havilland Comet. (UK)
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Sud Aviation Caravelle (France)
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British Overseas Airways Corporation launched commercial air travel by jet, sending 36 passengers from London to Johannesburg on the de Havilland Comet,
11.
Which of these Capital Cities is farthest North?
Tripoli 32.9N / Jerusalem 31.78N / Kuwait City 29.37N / Delhi 28.6N
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Which of these locations is the 'Odd Man Out'?
The Arg serves as the presidential palace in Kabul, Afghanistan, the others are famous Prisons:
13.
What well known mammal is 'Meles meles' the scientific name?
Meles is Latin for Badger - burrowing mammals that create a network of underground tunnels known as a sett:
14.
The heaviest bone in the human skeleton is?
The femur, or thigh bone, is the longest, heaviest, and strongest bone in the entire human body.
15.
Kingston is the capital city of which Country?
Kingston pop. of 670,000 out of Jamaicas pop. of 2.89 million
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(Monte Rosa) Dufourspitze 4,634 m (15,203 Ft) is the Highest Mountain Peak in which European Country:?
Located a few miles east of the Matterhorn and rising just over 150 m / 500 feet higher.
17.
Approximately how long does it take Light to travel from Earth to Mars?
Light travels at 186,282 miles per second (299,792 km per second). Mars is 33.9 million miles (54.6 million kilometers).distant from Earth:
18.
In what year was the building of Notre Dame Cathedral completed?
Started in 1163 during the reign of King Louis VII and was completed in 1345.
19.
Which composer wrote the well know work 'Bolero'?
French composer Maurice Ravel was very influenced by his mother's Spanish heritage and love of Spanish folk song.
20.
If you travel due North from Muscat, Oman, which Country do you reach first?
Crossing the Gulf of Oman at the mouth of the Persian Gulf you arrive at Iran: