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Question	Answer	% Correct
Which two countries lie nearest to Japan, geographically?	South Korea	90%
What building did King Kong scale in the original 1933 movie?	Empire State Building	89%
What prize was awarded to Pakistani teenager Malala Yousafzai in 2014, who became the youngest person to win it?	Nobel Peace Prize	86%
Which two countries lie nearest to Japan, geographically?	Russia	85%
Smörgåsbord is a compound word which combines "sandwich" and "table". Which language does it come from?	Swedish	85%
Minsk is the capital of which European country?	Belarus	83%
Who was granted the title Duke of Cambridge prior to his 2011 marriage?	Prince William	76%
In what modern-day country did the Anglo-Zulu war take place?	South Africa	74%
On what holiday are people most likely to sing Auld Lang Syne?	New Year	71%
In what small Middle East town would you find the Church of the Nativity?	Bethlehem	68%
What is the only type of bird that can fly backwards for more than a few seconds?	Hummingbird	68%
In what sport do international teams try to win the Davis Cup?	Tennis	66%
What real-life leader was the inspiration for the character Napoleon in the book "Animal Farm"?	Joseph Stalin	65%
In what activity does Magnus Carlsen have the highest peak rating of all-time (2882)?	Chess	63%
Who owns Springfield's local tavern in "The Simpsons"?	Moe Szyslak	62%
A "crash" is the name for a group of what endangered African animal?	Rhinoceros	50%
In the film "Cast Away", what company does Tom Hanks work for?	FedEx	48%
Where does the Muffin Man live?	{Drury} Lane	40%
What movie villain tried to irradiate all the gold at Fort Knox in order to increase the value of his own holdings?	Auric Goldfinger	39%
Complete the song lyric : "I am a rock, I am an ______".	Island	30%