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Brendas 4th Quiz

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 31mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Blue Lacy, Chinook, Akita Inu, Dunker, Tosa, Barbet and Utonagan are all examples of what?

a)

Breeds of Cat

b)

Breeds of Horses

c)

Breeds of Dog

d)

Breeds of Parrot

2.

In which of these films is Max Cady central psychopathic character?

a)

Cape Fear

b)

American Psycho

c)

The Shining

d)

No Country For Old Men

3.

Which country has a national holiday on May 28th each year in order to celebrate its first nuclear test?

a)

India

b)

Pakistan

c)

Israel

d)

North Korea

4.

According to the UN, which three of these countries has granted protection to the most refugees in the 21st century?

a)

Turkey

b)

Lebanon

c)

United States of America

d)

Jordan

5.

Asian Tiger, Anopheles, Culex and Yellow Fever are all types of what?

a)

Tsetse Fly

b)

Horse Fly

c)

Black Fly

d)

Mosquito

6.

How many countries are there in Africa?

a)

56

b)

53

c)

54

d)

55

7.

How many Apollo missions landed on the moon?

a)

Five

b)

Six

c)

Seven

d)

Eight

8.
a)

Turkey

b)

Mongolia

c)

Bolivia

d)

Vietnam

9.

Brown, Spiny, Norway and Black are all examples of which kind of animal?

a)

Species of Hamster

b)

Species of Gerbil

c)

Species of Rat

d)

Species of Guinea Pig

10.

In which of these films is Jack Torrance the central psychopathic character?

a)

The Shining

b)

No Country For Old Men

c)

Cape Fear

d)

American Psycho

11.

Tragus, from the Greek word 'tragos' meaning goat, is a piece of cartilage on the human body which resembles a goat's beard. Where is it found?

a)

Elbow

b)

Knee

c)

Ear

d)

Nose

12.

Which African country is this?

a)

Angola

b)

Mozambique

c)

Algeria

d)

Senegal

13.

What do all of the following have in common?

Virginia Woolf, Barbarossa, Jeff Buckley, John Jacob Astor IV and Dennis Wilson.

a)

They were all born of Christmas Day

b)

They were all lefthanded

c)

The all drowned

d)

They all had red hair

14.

What is the name of this Scottish Island?

a)

Skye

b)

Islay

c)

Lewis and Harris

d)

Yell

15.

What type of dog is Snowy from the Tin Tin adventures?

a)

Miniature Schnauzer

b)

Yorkshire Terrier

c)

Wirehaired Fox Terrier

d)

French Bulldog

16.

What type of carriage is this?

a)

Cariole

b)

Curricle

c)

Chaise

d)

Coupe

17.
a)

Rigel

b)

Ceres

c)

Sirius

d)

Polaris

18.

In which of these films is Patrick Bateman the central psychopathic character?

a)

Cape Fear

b)

No Country For Old Men

c)

American Psycho

d)

The Shining

19.

Which one of these characters is not a fairie in 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'?

a)

Peaseblossom

b)

Cobweb

c)

Nymphidia

d)

Moth

20.

In which classic silent film does a starving Charlie Chaplin share his boiled leather shoe with a companion?

a)

Dough and Dynamite

b)

The Gold Rush

c)

The Tramp

d)

Pay Day

21.

Mote, Caviar, Demitasse, Marrow, Absinthe, Souvenir, and Caddy are all examples of what?

a)

Cup

b)

Spoon

c)

Cooking pot

d)

Drinking vessel

22.

Which one of these is a collective noun for a group of badgers?

a)

Cete

b)

Sleuth

c)

Sounder

d)

Kine

23.

Known as 'The Three Hundred and Thirty-five Year War', which country was officially at war with the Isles of Scilly between 1651 and 1986?

a)

France

b)

The Netherlands

c)

The Vatican State

d)

Spain

24.

In which of these films is Anton Chigurh the central psychopathic character?

a)

American Psycho

b)

Cape Fear

c)

No Country for Old Men

d)

The Shining

25.

Which one of these former US Presidents has not won the Nobel Peace Prize?

a)

Theodore Roosevelt

b)

Barack Obama

c)

Bill Clinton

d)

Jimmy Carter

26.

What is the name of this Scottish Island?

a)

Skye

b)

Arran

c)

Islay

d)

Mull

27.

How many different ways are there to throw a nine-darter in 501?

a)

9

b)

39

c)

394

d)

3944

28.
a)

Saving Private Ryan

b)

Titanic

c)

Forrest Gump

d)

Sleepless in Seattle

29.

According to the CIA Factbook, what is the length of the coastline of mainland Great Britain (not including islands)?

a)

7723 miles

b)

11073 miles

c)

6345 miles

d)

15753 miles

30.

Which actress was dubbed "America's Sweetheart" during the silent film era?

a)

Clara Bow

b)

Mary Pickford

c)

Carole Lombard

d)

Lilian Gish

31.

Which English Island has the largest population?

a)

Lothingland

b)

Portsea Island

c)

Isle of Wight

d)

Isle of Sheppey

32.

What is the name of this Scottish Island?

a)

Mull

b)

Yell

c)

Islay

d)

Bute

33.

What type of carriage is this?

a)

Berlin

b)

Brougham

c)

Barouche

d)

Buckboard

34.

Which one of these is NOT a collective noun for ferrets?

a)

Business

b)

Fesnyng

c)

Mob

d)

Cast

35.

Which African country is this?

a)

Uganda

b)

Togo

c)

Botswana

d)

Cote d'Ivoire

36.

How many children did Queen Victoria have?

a)

eight

b)

nine

c)

ten

d)

eleven

37.

What type of dog is Percy from Pocahontas?

a)

Cairn Terrier

b)

French Bulldog

c)

Pug

d)

Toy Poodle

38.

Which two islands are in the Firth of Clyde?

a)

Mull

b)

Arran

c)

Islay

d)

Bute

39.

What was the first name of the man who invented the Heimlich manoeuvre?

a)

George

b)

Henry

c)

Albert

d)

John

40.

What type of carriage is this?

a)

Growler

b)

Jaunting car

c)

Post-chaise

d)

Stanhope

41.

Which African country is this?

a)

Guinea

b)

Burkina Faso

c)

Rwanda

d)

Burundi

42.
a)

Mt. Etna

b)

The Matterhorn

c)

Krakatoa

d)

Mt. Fuji

43.

What is the name of this Scottish Island?

a)

Tiree

b)

Yell

c)

Jura

d)

Mull

44.

If you dug a hole through the centre of the earth starting from Wellington in New Zealand, which European country would you end up in?

a)

France

b)

Portugal

c)

Spain

d)

Belgium

45.

Implausibility is a collective noun for which one of these animals?

a)

Elk

b)

Gnu

c)

Dragon

d)

Fox

46.

In which country are there six villages called Silly, 12 called Billy, and two called Pratt?

a)

Ireland

b)

France

c)

Australia

d)

America

47.

What type of carriage is this?

a)

Crane Neck phaeton

b)

Perch phaeton

c)

Spider phaeton

d)

High flyer phaeton

48.

Which one of these is a collective noun for a group of giraffes?

a)

Periscope

b)

Tower

c)

Building

d)

Crash

49.
a)

Benjamin Franklin

b)

Theodore Roosevelt

c)

Ronald Reagan

d)

Abraham Lincoln

50.

Which African country is this?

a)

Libya

b)

Eritrea

c)

Morocco

d)

Central African Republic

51.

Which of these Islands still recognises the Queen as Head Of State?

a)

Antigua and Barbuda

b)

Grenada

c)

St. Kitts & Nevis

d)

Saint Lucia

52.

Which one of these States was NOT one of the Founding States of the USA?

a)

New Hampshire

b)

Maine

c)

Massachusetts

d)

Rhode Island

53.

Which kind of animal did Florence Nightingale often carry around in her pocket?

a)

Kitten

b)

Puppy

c)

Owl

d)

Snake

54.

Festfolk was the original name for which group?

a)

The Beach Boys

b)

ABBA

c)

Motorhead

d)

Simon and Garfunkel

55.

Herodotus is known as the father of what?

a)

History

b)

Medicine

c)

Theatre

d)

Music

56.

James Bond was searching for what kind of airplane in 'Thunderball'?

a)

Vickers Valiant

b)

Handley Page Victor

c)

Avro Vulcan

d)

Boeing B-52

57.

'Mr Gorbachev, tear down this wall' is a line from which U S President's speech?

a)

John F. Kennedy

b)

Richard Nixon

c)

Ronald Reagan

d)

Gerald Ford

58.

What type of dog is Nana from Peter Pan?

a)

German Shepherd

b)

Newfoundland

c)

Chow Chow

d)

Shiba Inu

59.

Edson Arantes do Nascimento is the real name of which Brazilian Footballer?

a)

Socrates

b)

Zico

c)

Pele

d)

Garrincha

60.

What was the official name of the Penny Farthing bicycle?

a)

Normal Bicycle

b)

Standard Bicycle

c)

Ordinary Bicycle

d)

Safety Bicycle