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GK Trivia Quiz Episode 1 : Lets stress the brain
Nowadays, we are witnessing the renaissance of quizzes as people want to show off their knowledge, whether it is general knowledge trivia or more specialized. Aside from being an excellent way to spend some free time, quizzes can also be used as educational tools. we will explore general knowledge trivia quizzes and how they can be used to learn new information and have fun at the same time. We will also look at some of the benefits that come with taking such quizzes. So, if you are looking for a fun and educational way to spend your free time, read on!
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Cephalgia is a medical term for what malady?
Alexander Fleming won the Nobel Prize for the discovery of what?
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Cephalgia is a medical term for what malady?
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Headache
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Alexander Fleming won the Nobel Prize for the discovery of what?
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Penicillin
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How many colors are on the French flag?
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Three
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In 1908, what three letters became recognized as the universal distress signal?
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SOS
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Which explorer led the first expedition that sailed around the world?
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Ferdinand Magellan
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The traditional Christmas carp is consumed on Christmas morning in which country?
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Germany
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In which city was the oldest university in Scandinavia founded in 1477?
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Uppsala
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How many joints does an ant have in each leg?
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Three
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Which nickname was given to the skeleton of the Piltdown Man, discovered in 1912?
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Missing Link
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What was the name of the anti-Castro group at the "Bay of Pigs"?
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La Brigada
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Most pairs of jeans come with five of what?
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Pockets
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From which Arab country can you drive to see the eastern shore of the Dead Sea?
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Jordan
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Stilton cheese is native to what country?
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England
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Who was the Greek God of Love?
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Eros
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Traditional Japanese robes are called what?
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Kimono
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What do we call the teeth we grind our food with?
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Flat Teeth
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Where is the northernmost point of land in the world?
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Greenland
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Which leader was known for a "Cultural Revolution"?
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Mao Zedong
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According to the Bible, what prophet was killed by being sawed in two inside a hollow log?
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Isaiah
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What is another name for butter beans?
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Lima Beans
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What is a small scale current of air with vertical motion?
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Updraft
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Pago Pago is the capital of which country?
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American Samoa
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Who is the Ant-Man actor who was born on Easter Sunday, 1969?
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Paul Rudd
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What type of leaf is on the Canadian flag?
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Maple
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The prophet Zephaniah was the son of which biblical figure?
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Cushi
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What was Ask.com originally known as?
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Ask Jeeves
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What do you call an outfit that is worn by all members of the same specific company or team?
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Uniform
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Where is Whistler Ski Resort located?
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British Columbia
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In 1993, the Maastricht Treaty finally came into place, renaming the European Community what?
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European Union
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Which nation was called Persia until 1935?
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Iran
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