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The Eiffel Tower is found in which European capital city? Paris
89.4% How many sides does a pentagon have? Five
88.8% What does the acronym 'KFC' stand for? Kentucky Fried Chicken
88.5% The positive square root of 36 is...? Six
88.5% How many letters are there in the English alphabet? Twenty six
88.4% The adjective 'canine' refers to which animal? Dog
88.1% Which of the Earth's oceans is the largest? Pacific Ocean
87.2% Maggie, Lisa and Marge are part of which famous TV family? The Simpsons
86.6% Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio starred in what James Cameron film? Titanic
86.1% Which of these three words is a palindrome: boater, motor, rotor? Rotor
85.8% Who wrote the play 'Romeo and Juliet'? William Shakespeare
85.3% Michael Jeffrey Jordan became famous as a great player of which sport? Basketball
85% Pythagoras' Theorem is a theorem concerning which shape? Right-angled triangle
84.9% Who was the first President of the United States? George Washington
83.9% 'Poker Face,' 'Just Dance' and 'Bad Romance' are all hit singles by which artist? Lady Gaga
83.3% Who sang the 1980s hit song 'Billie Jean'? Michael Jackson
83.1% Name either letter that is worth 10 points in English Scrabble Q or Z
82.8% Which franchise has characters called Pikachu, Charizard and Mewtwo? Pokémon
82.6% Venison is a name given to the meat of which animal? Deer
80.5% What is the capital city of Greece? Athens
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Which chemical element has the symbol Au? Gold
80.2% A 'Bloody Mary' cocktail contains which alcoholic spirit? Vodka
79.9% Which planet is the sixth planet from the sun? Saturn
78.1% The country Gabon is found on which continent? Africa
77.6% Which singer first (and most famously) sang 'Jailhouse Rock'? Elvis Presley
77.5% Which is the only sign of the zodiac to begin with the letter 'T'? Taurus
76.6% In which year did the first man set foot on the moon? 1969
75.5% In which century did the American Civil War take place? Nineteenth
73.4% Boston is the capital city of which US State? Massachusetts
72% What is the Japanese word for 'harbour wave'? Tsunami
70.7% The armistice ending World War I came in what year? 1918
67.4% Who won the FIFA World Cup in 2010? Spain
63.4% Which city hosted the 2008 Summer Olympics? Beijing
62.9% What is the first book of the Hebrew Bible? Genesis
62.3% Canberra is the capital city of which country? Australia
60% 'Animal Farm' was written by which author? George Orwell
59.8% Which star of the film 'Rebel Without a Cause' died at the age of 24? James Dean
52.9% A 'nappy' is the British equivalent of which American word? Diaper
52.7% What animated 2010 film was the largest grossing movie of the year? Toy Story 3
40.1% Which author wrote the novel 'Catch-22'? Joseph Heller
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