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General Knowledge Quiz #24

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Chuck Taylor sneakers are sold under which brand?
Who wrote a book called Dreams from my Father?
Which element has the symbol Au?
Which insect has a name which means "hundred feet"
Who slept inside a tauntaun?
What is the common name of the mandible?
Who is the leading English scorer in Champions League history?
Which disease was eradicated in 1979?
December 7th, 1941 is a date which will live in what?
In which city was Muhammad born?
Where does one buy peanuts and cracker jack?
Aragon and Castile joined to form which country?
What is 7 parts tequila, 4 parts triple sec and 3 parts lime juice?
Who was married to Guinevere?
Who is the patron saint of lost causes?
What kind of fish was Nemo?
Which movie featured the Stay-Puft Marshmallow Man?
What is Garfield's favorite food?
What shape is an American stop sign?
What is the common name of Dihydrogen Monoxide?
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THobbes1651
Wayne Rooney is wrong. Bobby Charlton has scored the most. Rooney is only seventh on the list.
Quizmaster replies:
Wow. Sorry for the mistake. That's a bad one. I changed the question so that Wayne Rooney will actually be the correct answer.
2012-01-26
wholedacdc
THobbes1651 is right. Rooney's almost 100 goals behind Charlton
2012-01-26
nightcrawler
Rooney (164 in total) is highest scorer in Premiership history for Man U, but not in their whole history. Charlton scored 249 goals. Please clarify the question or change the answer.
2012-01-26
Roger M
I thought Lasagna was the basic pasta and Lasagne was the finished cooked article?.
2012-01-26
Roger M
Charlton has scored 249 for Manchester United - Rooney 164 to date.
2012-01-26
ImprovShoes
I put "jaw" for mandible. Could that be accepted too?
Quizmaster replies:
Okay.
2012-01-26
txbdog
jaw for jawbone, clown for clownfish......come on quizmaster....not so picky......just sayin......
2012-01-26
lancershaft
i agree with txbdog on jaw for mandible....and lasagne is the REAL spelling for what americans call lasagna, so that should definitely be an acceptable answer.
Quizmaster replies:
I'll accept it, but Garfield definitely didn't call it Lasagne, since he is an American cat. :)
2012-01-26
Fackwacker
yeah, definitely not rooney... http://www.stretfordend.co.uk/goalscorers/overall.html
2012-01-26
Brickster
I agree with txbdog too. I put jaw for jawbone. Jaw should be accepted.
2012-01-26
gtbeam3r
I think jawbone is the correct term, and I think clownfish is the correct term. It'snot a clown its a clownfish, and the mandible isn't just your jaw! 100% of the people should get the December 7th one, lest you risk being doomed to repeat it!
2012-01-26
donna
I agree with the above re: jaw(bone), clown(fish), lasagne/a; yet just plain "Arthur" was accepted as opposed to "King Arthur".
2012-01-26
ctleng76
Didn't Luke Skywalker sleep next to the tauntaun, not inside it? At least the movie only shows Han Solo placing him close to it after slashing it open.
2012-01-26
tschutzer
Why would Han slash it open if he weren't putting Luke inside? Nobody enjoys viewing tauntaun intestines THAT much.
2012-01-26
tschutzer
I spent way too much time trying to figure out where the heck Muhammad Ali was born... then re-read the question and smacked myself in the forehead, hard.
2012-01-26
Westlund
gtbeam3r: Pearl Hrabor really isn't that big a deal outside of the US. At least I don't think it is in Europe. During that period there were quite a few things happening closer to here that were probably more important than that particular event. So, seeing as there are people outside of North America taking these quizzes, you should not expect 100 % to get that question.
2012-01-26
klobsinger
Technically a centipede is not an insect.
2012-01-26
racinemitch
nice one there klobsinger...its still; an arthropod but insects are hexapods which have six legs.
2012-01-26
xolkan
I guess Dihydrogen Monoxide is the longer way of saying H2O
2012-01-26
glennish731
dihydrogen monoxide for H2O is like spelling out fourhundred for 400..
2012-01-27
Pixie
I think klobsinger's right, insects have to have six legs.
2012-02-01
girplease
13/20. Not too bad.
2012-02-08
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