Statistics for General Knowledge Quiz #183

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Question	Answer	% Correct
What country was attacked by both Germany and the Soviet Union in 1939?	Poland	90%
Who, according to the magic mirror on the wall, was the fairest of them all?	Snow White	78%
What two countries have more species of venomous animals than Australia?	Brazil	76%
What former WWE wrestler is one of the 50 top-grossing movie stars of all time?	Dwayne Johnson	76%
What two words are abbreviated and joined to form the word "sitcom"?	Situation Comedy	75%
What two 1960s blockbusters featured Julie Andrews as a singing nanny?	Mary Poppins	71%
What virus was not identified until the 1980s but is thought to have originated in the Congo around 1920?	HIV	68%
What is a dried plum known as?	a Prune	61%
What two 1960s blockbusters featured Julie Andrews as a singing nanny?	The Sound of Music	60%
Which European capital has a name that rhymes with a famous wizard?	Berlin	58%
What Greek goddess sprang directly from the forehead of her father, Zeus?	Athena	56%
What auto company's logo consists of three red diamonds that form the shape of a triangle?	Mitsubishi	56%
A mesa is a flat-topped hill with steep sides. What does the word mesa mean in Spanish?	Table	51%
What composer wrote the scores to "Star Wars", "Jaws", and "Jurassic Park"?	John Williams	49%
What movie featured a fish named Flounder that was not, in fact, a flounder?	The Little Mermaid	48%
What castaway had a friend who he named "Friday"?	Robinson Crusoe	42%
Who was born as Paul Hewson in Dublin, Ireland in 1960?	Bono	38%
What two countries have more species of venomous animals than Australia?	Mexico	36%
Who, upon his death in 2005, had been seen in person by more people than anyone else in history?	John Paul II	34%
What part of a human weighs 21 grams, according to urban legend and the movie "21 Grams"?	The Soul	30%