| Question | Answer |
| The three flavours of Neapolitan ice cream? | |
| Name of Amazon's 'electric book' device? | |
| CEO of apple? | |
| Author of 'of Mice and Men? | |
| Brightest star in the sky? | |
| Where were the Olympic games 2000 held? | |
| Longest word to be typed with only the left hand | |
| In Pokemon, what can eevee evolve into? | |
| Who is the protagonist in Great Expectations? | |
| Who starred in Moulin Rouge alongside Nichole Kidman? | |
| | Question | Answer |
| How many zeros in the number 'one trillion two billion three million four thousand and thirty five' | |
| If the radius of a sphere doubles, by what factor does its volume increase? | |
| Which country is surounded completely by South Africa? | |
| What is the word for a group of owls? | |
| Which country was 'The country of the Celts' according to the Greeks | |
| First 5 letters of the greek alphabet in order? | |
| What are the two main types of telescope? | |
| Who was christmas number 1 2009(UK/USA)? | |
| Most visited website worldwide? | |
| What is the roman numeral CMLXIX in modern numerals? | |
| | Question | Answer |
| Which two nations national anthems can be heard in the audio sample above? | |
| Which country do both of these countries border? | |
| How many angular degrees separate each time zone? | |
| To which country was vanilla indigeonous to and exclusivley grown in untill 1836? | |
| What was the first patented glue made from? | |
| What is the proper name for the funny bone? | |
| What does the 'Ring of Fire' encircle? | |
| First two layers of Earth's atmosphere? | |
| Rex the dog was born 4 years, 7 months ago, how old is he in dog years? | |
| What were(n't) Julius Caesar's last words? | |
| How many bats to bother a gecko? | |
| Surprisingly not | |
| The main city, not the country | |
| apparently not at all unusual in the USA? | |
| That's the most visited page, but not whole website | |
| Ancient Greeks and the Romans used these amongst other things | |
| Whose? | |
| You're having a laugh! That's a bone | |
| No, geographically | |
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