Statistics for General Knowledge Quiz #204

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This quiz has been taken 29,123 times
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Question	Answer	% Correct
What vegetable do people often employ when decorating a snowman?	Carrot	93%
What is the only country in which a platypus can be found in the wild?	Australia	84%
What three syllables come next after "do re mi"?	Fa sol la	84%
Who said, in 1977, that her job was "to stop Britain from going red"?	Margaret Thatcher	78%
What religion is Zen a school of?	Buddhism	77%
Where did Valentina Tereshkova go in 1963 that no women had ever gone before?	Space	76%
What movie's premise involved scientists extracting DNA from insects encased in amber?	Jurassic Park	74%
What common English male name (originally Welsh) starts with a double L?	Lloyd	71%
What musical prodigy's first album, "The Jazz Soul of Little Stevie" was recorded when he was just 11 years old?	Stevie Wonder	71%
What river is also known as the Huang He?	Yellow River	65%
Other than Russia, what country uses the Ruble as its currency?	Belarus	64%
The three states of matter we commonly experience are solid, liquid, and gas. But there are others. What state of matter is the sun composed of?	Plasma	58%
Who wrote "The Jungle Book", "Kim", and "If—"?	Rudyard Kipling	54%
Who, along with Julia Roberts, was the star of the 1990 movie "Pretty Woman"?	Richard Gere	53%
What is one eighth of a byte?	Bit	52%
Monday's child is fair of face. What is Tuesday's child?	Full of {grace}	51%
What bay borders Quebec, Ontario, Manitoba, and Nunavut?	{Hudson} Bay	51%
The Pantheon is located in Rome. In what city would you find the Panthéon?	Paris	46%
What singer asked the rhetorical question "how many roads must a man walk down, before you call him a man"?	Bob Dylan	41%
What ancient philospher's "Analects" include one of the earliest formulations of the "Golden Rule"?	Confucius	21%