- Who was the Roman god of the Sea?
- In English, the expression “exampli gratia” is often used. What does it mean?
- What is the national anthem of France?
- Which pivotal event happened in England in 1066?
- In which country can you find the longest railway tunnel?
- Vancouver is located in which province?
- Which Australian cricketer consumed 52 cans of beer on a flight from Sydney to London?
- Complete the Paul Keating quote: In the great race of life, always back…-hard work, self-interest or an Aussie with a dream?
- Which Australian beer manufacturer is the world’s largest producer of home brewing beer concentrate?
- Which African country lies between Algeria and Libya on the coastline?
- By seating capacity what is Australia’s largest stadium whose naming sponsor is a bank?
- In 2018, which fruit’s sales plummeted as a result of small needles found in some of their samples?
- What country do athletes wearing the abbreviation MAR represent?
- Which is the most common letter to begin a country’s name?
- Which animal is alphabetically the first?
- Which US state is mentioned in John Denver’s Country Roads?
- What did Buddha describe as the ‘worst discovery of humanity’ but the ‘most trusted material to test human nature’?
- Which band shares its name with a fertile feature in a desert?
- Which came first-a human arriving at the South Pole or the first commercial air flight?
- In the Olympics, what is the nickname of the Australian athletics team?
BONUS QUESTION: Disney’s Magic Kingdom, near Orlando Florida, opened in which year? Answer in the next Quiz.
ANSWERS: 1.Neptune 2.For example (e.g.) 3.La Marseillaise 4.Battle of Hastings 5.Switzerland 6.British Columbia 7.David Boon 8.Self-interest 9.Coopers 10.Tunisia 11.Suncorp Stadium 12.Strawberries 13.Morocco 14.S (twenty-six countries) 15.Aardvark 16.West Virginia 17.Money 18.Oasis 19. A human arriving at the South Pole (1911 vs. 1914) 20.Flame
BONUS QUESTION ANSWER ( from the last Quiz): The maternal grandmother of Jesus is said to be Saint Anne.