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1. What is the traditional birthstone for the month of July?

Ruby

2. What does the prefix ‘giga’ represent?

Billion

3. What is the capital of Grenada?

Saint George’s

4. Where would you find the active volcano, Erebus?

Antarctica

5. In a right-angled triangle, what is the name given to the longest side?

Hypotenuse

6. What did the Romans call the city now known as London?

Londinium

7. What does the ‘L’ stand for in the American actor, Samuel L. Jackson’s, name?

Leroy

8. What is the third-largest state in America?

California

9. Which U.S. President was assassinated by Lee Harvey Oswald?

John F. Kennedy

10. How many yards are there in a mile?

1760

11. What is the hardest substance in the human body?

Tooth enamel

12. Who wrote the children’s book, ‘The Cat in the Hat’?

Dr. Seuss

13. Where did Henry III house his pet polar bear in the 13th century?

The Tower of London

14. In which year did Barbie dolls first appear on the market?

1959

15. Which Stuart king united England and Scotland?

James I (James VI of Scotland)

16. The March of Dimes was originally founded to help find a vaccine for what?

Polio

17. How many successive Wimbledon titles did Swedish tennis pro, Björn Borg, win?

Five

18. Who invented the Spinning Jenny which revolutionised cotton spinning?

James Hargreaves

19. What is the art of paper folding called?

Origami

20. How many letters are between L and S in the alphabet?

Six

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