Group | Colour | Category | Question | Answer | % Correct |
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Questions | Orange | Sports & Leisure | Students just starting to learn karate receive what color belt? | White | 100%
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Questions | Green | Science & Nature | Fe is the abbreviation for which element on the periodic table? | Iron | 97%
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Questions | Orange | Sports & Leisure | The art of folding paper is known as what? | Origami | 97%
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Questions | Blue | Geography | What is the only country to start with the letter O? | Oman | 95%
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Questions | Orange | Sports & Leisure | The Queen’s Gambit is a move in what game? | Chess | 92%
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Questions | Green | Science & Nature | Which famous mathematician is credited with discovering gravity? | Isaac Newton | 92%
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Questions | Yellow | History | Which British monarch have had the longest reign? | Queen Elizabeth II | 91%
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Questions | Green | Science & Nature | The Orca is also known as what? | Killer whale | 89%
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Questions | Yellow | History | he assassination of which figure is often thought to be the spark that ignited WW1? | Archduke Franz Ferdinand | 84%
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Questions | Purple | Arts & Literature | The Last Supper was painted by which artist? | Leonardo da Vinci | 82%
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Questions | Blue | Geography | How many time zones are there in Russia? | 11 | 78%
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Questions | Orange | Sports & Leisure | Name a style of dance mentioned in the NATO phonetic alphabet. | Foxtrot/Tango | 76%
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Questions | Yellow | History | The Battle of the Bulge was fought during which war? | WWII | 76%
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Questions | Orange | Sports & Leisure | What famous video game character first appeared in Donkey Kong under the name "Jumpman"? | Super Mario | 75%
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Questions | Yellow | History | Who is the only US president to have served 3 full terms? | Franklin D. Roosevelt | 73%
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Questions | Yellow | History | Who was the ancient Egyptian Sun God? | Ra | 73%
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Questions | Yellow | History | The network of trade routes that connected China and the Far East with Europe and the Middle East was known as what? | Silk Road | 73%
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Questions | Yellow | History | What is the year of the first recorded flight? | 1890/1903 | 72%
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Questions | Green | Science & Nature | An educated guess made at the start of an experiment is called what? | Hypothesis | 72%
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Questions | Orange | Sports & Leisure | This game is played with a net on a stick. | Lacrosse | 72%
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Questions | Purple | Arts & Literature | Chartreuse is what color? | Yellowish Green | 72%
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Questions | Pink | Entertainment | What year did Leonardo DiCaprio (finally) win his first Oscar? | 2016 | 71%
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Questions | Orange | Sports & Leisure | Arnold Palmer was what kind of athlete? | Golfer | 70%
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Questions | Blue | Geography | Which country’s flag is a yellow stripe on the bottom and a light blue stripe on the top? | Ukraine | 69%
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Questions | Yellow | History | The Secret Annex where Anne Frank and her family hid is located in which city? | Amsterdam | 68%
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Questions | Blue | Geography | Albania, Bulgaria, North Macedonia, and Turkey are the four nations that border which country? | Greece | 68%
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Questions | Green | Science & Nature | Helianthus is the scientific name for which summer flower? | Sunflower | 67%
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Questions | Pink | Entertainment | What is the name of the main character on Breaking Bad? | Walter White | 67%
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Questions | Blue | Geography | Which country’s currency features the “Big 5” animals, aka the lion, leopard, rhino, elephant, and African buffalo? | South Africa (rand) | 66%
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Questions | Green | Science & Nature | Dihydrogen monoxide is a chemical name for what substance? | Water | 64%
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Questions | Pink | Entertainment | Pete Best was the original drummer for which famous band? | The Beatles | 63%
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Questions | Green | Science & Nature | Which dinosaur name means "fast thief"? | Velociraptor | 63%
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Questions | Orange | Sports & Leisure | A marathon is how many miles? | 26 | 61%
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Questions | Purple | Arts & Literature | How many years did it take Michaelangelo to paint the Sistine Chapel? | 4 | 61%
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Questions | Green | Science & Nature | Ornithology is the study of what? | Birds | 61%
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Questions | Orange | Sports & Leisure | What is the highest possible hand in poker? | Royal Flush | 61%
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Questions | Blue | Geography | What is the biggest desert in the world? | Antarctic | 59%
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Questions | Green | Science & Nature | E=mc² is the formula for which theoretical equation? | Theory of Relativity | 59%
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Questions | Blue | Geography | Angel Falls, the tallest waterfall in the world, is located in which country? | Venezuela | 58%
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Questions | Green | Science & Nature | La Niña is a cooling event in the central and eastern tropical Pacific. The opposite phenomenon, aka a heating of these areas, is known as what? | El Niño | 56%
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Questions | Orange | Sports & Leisure | Blue Ribbon Sports was the name of which famous athletic wear company? | Nike | 56%
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Questions | Blue | Geography | What is the term for a series of islands connected under water? | Archipelago | 55%
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Questions | Orange | Sports & Leisure | The practice of moving between point A and B in complex and difficult ways (for example, running up walls and jumping over gaps between buildings) is known as what? | Parkour | 55%
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Questions | Blue | Geography | Which country has the largest population of Muslims? | Indonesia | 54%
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Questions | Blue | Geography | Dhaka is the capital of which country? | Bangladesh | 52%
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Questions | Purple | Arts & Literature | This famous painter originally dreamed of becoming a doctor before a bus crash left her with severe injuries. | Frida Kahlo | 52%
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Questions | Purple | Arts & Literature | Which famous artist made headlines by shredding a piece of his artwork that was up for auction the moment it was sold? | Banksy | 51%
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Questions | Pink | Entertainment | Michael Myers is the villain of which horror movie franchise? | Halloween | 50%
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Questions | Yellow | History | Which country first legalized same-sex marriage in 2001? | Netherlands | 50%
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Questions | Blue | Geography | The Dead Sea is located between which two countries? | Jordan and Israel | 49%
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Questions | Green | Science & Nature | Who is the only scientist to have won a Nobel Prize in two different scientific categories? | Marie Curie | 49%
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Questions | Purple | Arts & Literature | There is a statue of what animal on Wall Street? | Charging Bull | 48%
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Questions | Orange | Sports & Leisure | What term is used to describe a score of zero in tennis? | Love | 48%
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Questions | Blue | Geography | The won is the official currency of which countries? | North Korea/South Korea | 48%
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Questions | Purple | Arts & Literature | What painter is most famous for his series of water lilies? | Claude Monet | 47%
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Questions | Purple | Arts & Literature | What is the name of the protagonist detective in Agatha Christie’s most famous book series? | Hercule Poirot | 47%
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Questions | Pink | Entertainment | Disney’s animated movie Frozen is based on what fairytale? | The Snow Queen | 47%
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Questions | Yellow | History | Before the White House became the official home of US presidents, the first executive mansion was located in which city? | Philadelphia | 43%
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Questions | Green | Science & Nature | This British mathematician helped to crack the Enigma code during WW2 and made one of history’s earliest computers. | Alan Turing | 42%
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Questions | Blue | Geography | The largest active volcano in the world is located where (FLS)? | Hawaii | 42%
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Questions | Green | Science & Nature | When two different species help each other out in nature, it is often called either a mutualistic or a ______ relationship. | Symbiotic | 42%
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Questions | Blue | Geography | In which country is located Easter Island? | Chile | 39%
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Questions | Pink | Entertainment | Which actor played James Bond in the most movies? | Roger Moore | 39%
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Questions | Purple | Arts & Literature | Samuel Langhorne Clemens is the birth name of which famous American author? | Mark Twain | 38%
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Questions | Purple | Arts & Literature | Which classic novel opens with the line “Call Me Ishmael”? | Moby Dick | 37%
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Questions | Green | Science & Nature | A wave of smaller tremors following a larger earthquake is known as what? | Aftershock | 36%
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Questions | Pink | Entertainment | Whitney Houston’s hit I will always love you was originally written and performed by which musician? | Dolly Parton | 35%
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Questions | Purple | Arts & Literature | In The Great Gatsby, the billboard for Dr. Eckleburg features what body part? | Eyes | 34%
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Questions | Purple | Arts & Literature | What is the literary term for a word that describes a sound? | Onomatopoeia | 34%
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Questions | Yellow | History | Madiba is the nickname of which former world leader? | Nelson Mandela | 32%
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Questions | Yellow | History | Who was the first emperor of the Holy Roman Empire? | Charlemagne | 31%
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Questions | Pink | Entertainment | The character of Fraser Crane originated on which famous 80’s sitcom? | Cheers | 31%
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Questions | Yellow | History | What year did Pakistan gain independence and split from India? | 1947 | 29%
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Questions | Orange | Sports & Leisure | Which team won the first ever Super Bowl? | Green Bay Packers | 29%
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Questions | Yellow | History | Who was the first female prime minister of India? | Indira Gandhi | 29%
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Questions | Pink | Entertainment | Which childhood star went on to become United States ambassador to Ghana and to Czechoslovakia? | Shirley Temple | 29%
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Questions | Green | Science & Nature | The North Star (Polaris) is located within which constellation? | Ursa Minor/The Little Dipper | 29%
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Questions | Blue | Geography | Tourists can swim in the sea with pigs in which country? | Bahamas | 28%
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Questions | Pink | Entertainment | What does VHS stand for? | Video Home System | 28%
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Questions | Blue | Geography | Which country is nicknamed the sugar bowl of the world? | Cuba | 27%
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Questions | Yellow | History | This Civil War Nurse founded the American Red Cross. | Clara Barton | 26%
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Questions | Pink | Entertainment | Which musical was the longest running show on Broadway? | The Phantom of the Opera | 25%
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Questions | Orange | Sports & Leisure | The Baseball Hall of Fame is located in which city? | Cooperstown | 24%
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Questions | Green | Science & Nature | Ohms are a unit of measurement of what? | Electrical resistance | 24%
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Questions | Blue | Geography | Truth or Consequences is a town located in which US state? | New Mexico | 24%
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Questions | Yellow | History | What archeologist discovered King Tut’s tomb? | Howard Carter | 22%
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Questions | Pink | Entertainment | Which parody award show gives out awards to the year’s worst movies and movie actors? | Golden Raspberry Awards | 21%
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Questions | Pink | Entertainment | Which celebrity has fulfilled the most Make-A-Wish requests? | John Cena | 21%
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Questions | Orange | Sports & Leisure | The Rose Bowl takes place in which Californian city? | Pasadena | 21%
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Questions | Yellow | History | From the 16th to 19th centuries, India was ruled by which dynasty? | Mughal | 19%
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Questions | Purple | Arts & Literature | Which famous artist designed the logo for Chupa Chups lollipops? | Salvador Dalí | 18%
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Questions | Green | Science & Nature | HTTP stands for what? | Hypertext Transfer Protocol | 11%
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Questions | Pink | Entertainment | Who was the first African American to win an Academy Award? | Hattie McDaniel | 7%
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Questions | Pink | Entertainment | What was the first Netflix show to win an Emmy? | House of Cards | 6%
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Questions | Purple | Arts & Literature | Which American writer was descended from the real life counterpart of a character portrayed in The Crucible? | Nathaniel Hawthorne | 6%
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Questions | Orange | Sports & Leisure | Nascar stands for what? | National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing | 6%
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Questions | Orange | Sports & Leisure | Arctophiles collect what? | Teddy bears | 6%
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Questions | Purple | Arts & Literature | Which poet wrote the poem Lady Lazarus? | Sylvia Plath | 5%
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Questions | Purple | Arts & Literature | This style of art and architecture is largely inspired by the natural curve of plants and flowers, and can often be found on the labels of Absinthe bottles. | Art Nouveau | 3%
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Questions | Pink | Entertainment | Which was the first Marvel movie without a Stan Lee cameo? | Spiderman: Far From Home | 3%
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Questions | Pink | Entertainment | What is the name of the only comic book character that is legally owned by both Marvel and DC? | Access | 0%
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Questions | Purple | Arts & Literature | Who wrote the satirical essay “A Modest Proposal? | Jonathan Swift | 0%
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