General Knowledge: Things with the same name #2 - Statistics

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Answer Stats

	Question	Answer	% Correct
Zealand	New Zealand was formerly a colony of what country?	United Kingdom	88%
Zealand	Zeeland is a province of what country?	Netherlands	83%
Foot	How many feet are in a yard?	3	65%
Nassau	Nassau is the capital of what country?	Bahamas	65%
Zealand	Zealand is an island in what country?	Denmark	58%
Nassau	The House of Orange-Nassau is the royal house of what country?	Netherlands	58%
Foot	What kind of doctor specializes in treating conditions of the foot?	podiatrist	57%
Labyrinth	In Greek mythology, Theseus killed what monster inside the Labyrinth?	Minotaur	53%
Foot	How many feet are in a line of iambic pentameter?	5	50%
Foot	The foot of a squid is divided into how many appendages?	10	43%
Labyrinth	Some kinds of fish have a organ called a labyrinth which allows them to do what?	breathe air	43%
Mill	A grist mill produces what product?	flour	41%
Cebu	Cebu is an island in what country, where the Cebuano language is spoken?	Philippines	41%
Palm	What are the leaves of a palm tree called?	fronds	40%
Van	Lake Van is the largest lake in what Middle Eastern country?	Turkey	37%
Nome	What famous sled dog race ends in Nome, Alaska?	Iditarod	35%
Palm	The practice of palm reading is called what?	palmistry or chiromancy	31%
Van	What is the world's best-selling van, produced from 1950 to the present?	Volkswagen Transporter	29%
Zealand	Sealand is a self-proclaimed sovereign micronation located on a World War II fort in the ocean, off the coast of what country?	United Kingdom	27%
Mill	How many mills equal a U.S. dollar?	1000	23%
Cebu	The cebu or zebu is a South Asian variety of what animal?	cattle	23%
Mill	In 1837, the Analytical Engine, the first general-purpose computer, was designed but never built. Entirely mechanical instead of electronic, it had a component called the mill which performed arithmetic operations, like the CPU of a modern computer. Who designed it?	Charles Babbage	21%
Nassau	Those are both named after the original Nassau, a town in what country?	Germany	21%
Nome	What ancient civilization was divided into districts called nomes, each ruled by a nomarch?	Egypt	20%
Mill	A miller is a kind of what insect?	moth	7%