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1. The term ‘GCHQ’ refers to what?

Government Communications Headquarters

2. What is traditionally broken at the end of a Jewish wedding?

A glass

3. In which city will you find the Brandenburg Gate?

Berlin, Germany

4. What is the heaviest internal organ in the human body?

The liver

5. In which country is stilton cheese produced?

England

6. What continent is Morocco located in?

Africa

7. What is the fastest dog breed in the world?

Greyhound

8. How many ‘arms’ does a typical snowflake have?

Six

9. Tropophobia is the irrational fear of what?

Moving or changing where one lives

10. Which southern U.S. city is known for its speciality dish, hot chicken?

Nashville, Tennessee

11. In literature, a villanelle is a type of what?

A nineteen-line lyrical poem

12. Which two English artists formed the pop duo, Wham?

George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley

13. Which planet was originally known as the Georgian Star?

Uranus

14. What type of creature is a copperhead?

Pit viper, snake

15. Which English pop group had a hit with the song, Back for Good, in 1995?

Take That

16. Scott Fitzgerald’s novel, The Great Gatsby, is set in which decade?

1920s

17. What is a male camel known as?

Bull

18. What is New Year’s Eve called in Scotland?

Hogmanay

19. How many spaces are there on a standard Monopoly board?

40

20. How many millilitres is a teaspoon?

5ml

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