Statistics for General Knowledge Quiz #206

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This quiz has been taken 31,234 times
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Question	Answer	% Correct
What is the number 30 in Roman numerals?	XXX	95%
Which three classical composers are known as the "Three B's"?	Ludwig van Beethoven	88%
Which three classical composers are known as the "Three B's"?	Johann Sebastian Bach	81%
Name one of the two countries of the world that starts with A but doesn't end in A.	Afghanistan \| Azerbaijan	78%
Which Canadian province has the abbreviation BC?	British Columbia	77%
What does P stand for in 3:00 PM?	Post	77%
What would Volkswagen mean if you translated it into English?	{People}'s Car	76%
What device was first used by the government of France in 1792, and finally retired in 1977?	Guillotine	74%
What was St. Petersburg known as between 1924 and 1991?	Leningrad	71%
What five digits come next in the series 2481632?	64128	68%
Which playing card is also known as a knave?	Jack	68%
From what language do many words starting with AL come from, including "algebra", "albatross", and "alcohol"?	Arabic	67%
What city was founded on the ruins of Tenochtitlan in 1524?	Mexico City	63%
What country has by far the lowest level of economic freedom in the world, according to the Heritage Foundation?	North Korea	61%
Who, implausibly, turned back time by flying around the Earth really fast in a 1978 movie?	Superman	56%
What country's ruler was forced to renounce his claim to be a divine being in 1946?	Japan	47%
In what European language are the letters A, I, O, U, W, and Z all valid words?	Polish	42%
Which three classical composers are known as the "Three B's"?	Johannes Brahms	40%
What substances are commonly measured in Troy ounces?	Precious metals and gems	40%
In what movie does Dr. Richard Kimble try to find the one-armed man who killed his wife?	The Fugitive	33%