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Round 1:

  • 1. What is the name of the Korean-born politician who was re-elected for a second term as secretary-general of the United Nations in June?
  • 2. In June a new species of mushroom was named by its discoverers after which cartoon character?
  • 3. Which American physicist is known as "the father of the atom bomb"?
  • 4. Carson City is the capital of which US state?
  • 5. On which island will you find Suffolk County?
  • 6. What well known 102-story landmark was finished in New York in 1931?

Round 2:

  • 7. According to figures released in August 2011 which country normally associated with a healthy diet has come top of the list in having the highest proportion of obese children in Europe?
  • 8. In May American Don Gorske did what for the 25000th time in the last 39 years?
  • 9. The capital of US state of Arkansas sounds like a description of a small stone. Can you name it?
  • 10. Barack Obama has scrapped which space programme, intended to send US astronauts back to the moon in order to save money?
  • 11. Which US state has become the 17th to abolish the death penalty in 2012?
  • 12. Which former US President said "I'm not a crook..."?

Round 3:

  • 13. Whose 2010 memoir was called Decision Points?
  • 14. What does the J stand for in pop star JC Chasez’s name?
  • 15. Which two US cities are at either end of Route 66?
  • 16. On December 6, 1877 Thomas Edison demonstrated the first sound recording. What nursery rhyme did he recite?
  • 17. Which Islamic republic announced in January 2011 that it was overhauling its education system to rid it of all western influence?
  • 18. Which year saw Dennis Tito become the first space tourist, the launch of the online encyclopedia Wikipedia and Gladiator winning Best Picture at the Oscars?

Round 4:

  • 19. New York is made up of five districts, Manhattan, Richmond, Brooklyn, Bronx and which other?
  • 20. Which river runs through the Grand Canyon?
  • 21. In 2001 who became 1st woman to serve as US national security adviser?
  • 22. In 1999 the kidnapping country of the world was Columbia in 2006 it was Mexico which country was it in 2007?
  • 23. Their unofficial flower is the Edelweiss?
  • 24. Which is the highest female singing voice?

Round 5:

  • 25. What is the minimum age you need to be to become president of the U.S?
  • 26. Which US city is nicknamed the Crescent City, the Big Easy and NOLA?
  • 27. In America, what was New York City called before it was called New York: was it New Amsterdam, New Edinburgh or New Berlin?
  • 28. Following a vote in which 107 member states supported and 14 opposed, Palestine became a full member of which specialised agency of the United Nations in October?
  • 29. After how many years do you celebrate your silver anniversary?
  • 30. Which of these people hasn’t tried to kill Pierce Brosnan in a Bond flim? Sean Bean, Robbie Coltrane, Alan Rickman?

Round 6:

  • 31. Which notable doctor and ex-politician dueted on piano with Aretha Franklin at a Philadelphia fund-raising concert?
  • 32. Which rubber-based product was patented in the United States in 1869?
  • 33. Name the US general and commander of Nato forces in Afghanistan sacked by Barack Obama in 2010?
  • 34. What is the name used for the alphabet for the blind?
  • 35. What Irish name did the "F" stand for in the name of US President John F Kennedy?
  • 36. What language does the Mayday distress call come from? A - Spanish B - German C - French?

Round 7:

  • 37. Sing Sing is located in New York city, what is it?
  • 38. There are four US states which begin and end with the same letter. Name them?
  • 39. What is the capital of the American state of Wisconsin?
  • 40. Name the car manufacturer which when translated into english means "people's car"?
  • 41. After years of bitter political wrangling, which country’s parliament approved a controversial law on pollution in November 2011? The Clean Energy Act will force the country's 500 worst-polluting companies to pay a tax on their carbon emissions from July 1, 2012.?
  • 42. What game of chance was created by French mathematician Blaise Pascal, which he discovered when doing experiments into perpetual motion?

Round 8:

  • 43. Madison, Park and Lexington are all major avenues in which city?
  • 44. Which river does the Brooklyn Bridge cross in New York?
  • 45. Which U.S. city is famous for the Mardi Gras festival?
  • 46. Which reality TV show benefits from the sarcastic voice-over narration of Dave Lamb?
  • 47. Python, Ruby and Java are types of what?
  • 48. Which Boris became the first Russian president in 1991?

Round 9:

  • 49. Which US state is known as the Treasure State?
  • 50. In which US state would you find Disneyland?
  • 51. Which former US first lady died in July, aged 93?
  • 52. Which word can be a small mammal, a disfiguration of the skin or an infiltrator ?
  • 53. Where in the human body would one find the lunula?
  • 54. Highland Park whisky is produced on which Scottish island?

Round 10:

  • 55. Which company was created by (Colonel) Harland Sanders in 1952?
  • 56. Which Hollywood actress's autobiography is called Little Girl Lost?
  • 57. In what US state is Area 51, the secret air force base where aliens are dissected, according to conspiracy theorists?
  • 58. If a triangle has one angle of 47 degrees, and another of 80 degrees, then what is the third angle?
  • 59. What is the fruity name of Bob Geldof's daughter?
  • 60. What is the second line of the song Auld Lang Syne?

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