Name the castle in which Shakespeare's Hamlet resided?
Stirling
Castle Grayskull
Elsinore
Minas Tirith
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Which prefix denotes the largest number?
Kilo
Tera
Giga
Mega
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Where do spitting cobras mainly aim venom shot at their victims?
Mouth
Nose
Eyes
Throat
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In which sport do teams compete for the Stanley Cup?
Golf
Tennis
Horse Racing
Ice hockey
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‘Baby, you were always gonna be the one, you only ever did it just for fun,’ starts which 1988 song?
A Groovy Kind of Love by Phil Collins
Run To Paradise by The Choirboys
Teardrops by Womack & Womack
Desire by U2
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Do picpoul/piquepoul grapes make red or white wine?
White
Red
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Name the first wife of Ronald Reagan.
Joan Blondell
Nancy Davis
Jane Wyman
Lana Turner
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Which modern country was known to Romans as Caledonia?
Scotland
Spain
Turkey
Croatia
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Which famed astronomer had a fake nose said to be made of gold?
Johannes Kepler
Tycho Brahe
Edmond Halley
Edwin Hubble
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Which singer’s first big hit was Mandy?
Neil Diamond
Tom Jones
Barry Manilow
Andy Williams
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Pippin (Pepin) the Short was the father of which historical figure?
Alexander the Great
Charlemagne
Napoleon
Attila
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Who wrote Chitty Chitty Bang Bang?
Roald Dahl
Ray Bradbury
P.L. Travers
Ian Fleming
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Who joined Nicole Kidman in a duet covering Frank and Nancy Sinatra’s ‘Somethin’ Stupid’ in 2001?
Huey Lewis
Ewan McGregor
Robbie Williams
Keith Urban
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What sport does a pugilist take part in?
Motocross racing
Boxing
Golf
Snooker
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Name the floral emblem of Australia.
Sturt's Desert Pea
Banksia
Golden wattle
Waratah
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The Montgolfier brothers pioneered the use of what form of transport?
Stilt cycle
Road Toboggan
Family bike
Hot air balloon
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Which animal’s milk is used to make Comté cheese?
Goat
Cow
Sheep
Alpaca
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Finishing third in Australian Idol 2005, Lee Harding went on to have a hit with which song?
Poison
Kiss Kiss
Drive
Wasabi
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Whose story is told in Homer’s poem The Iliad?
Hector
Pythagoras
Xenophon
Pericles
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What was the profession of Roland Garros, namesake of the French Grand Slam?
Statesmen
Explorer
Aviator
Military general
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