1. Which of the following authors was not born in England?

a. !Arthur Conan Doyle

b. Graham Greene
c. Arthur C Clarke
d. H G Wells

2. Which of the following is the world039;s bestselling book?

a. !The Lord of the Rings
b. The Da Vinci Code
c. Harry Potter and the Philosopher039;s Stone
d. The Little Prince

3. In the Harry Potter universe, who does Draco Malfoy end up marrying?
a. Pansy Parkinson
b. Millicent Bulstrode
c. !Astoria Greengrass
d. Hermione Granger

4. What was the pen name of novelist, Mary Ann Evans?

a. George Orwell
b. !George Eliot
c. George Bernard Shaw
d. George Saunders

5. Who wrote the children039;s story quot;The Little Match Girlquot;?

a. Lewis Carroll
b. Charles Dickens
c. !Hans Christian Andersen
d. Oscar Wilde

6. In the quot;The Hobbitquot;, who kills Smaug?

a. Gandalf the Grey
b. !Bard
c. Bilbo Baggins
d. Frodo

7. According to The Hitchhiker039;s Guide to the Galaxy book, the answer to life,
the universe and everything else is...
a. Death
b. !42
c. Loving everyone around you
d. Chocolate

8. ShubNiggurath is a creature that was created by J. R. R. Tolkien in his novel

quot;The Lord of The Ringsquot;.
a. !False
b. True

1. What is the shape of the toy invented by Hungarian professor Ern Rubik?
 a. Pyramid
b. Cylinder
c. Sphere
d. !Cube

2. Which film star has his statue in Leicester Square?

a. Paul Newman
b. !Charlie Chaplin
c. Alfred Hitchcock
d. Rowan Atkinson

3. Cucumbers are usually more than 90 water.

a. False
b. !True

4. What is the name of the popular animatronic singing fish prop, singing such hits
such as quot;Don039;t Worry, Be Happyquot;?
a. Singing Fish
b. !Big Mouth Billy Bass
c. Sardeen
d. Big Billy Bass

5. Disney039;s Haunted Mansion is home to a trio of Hitchhiking Ghosts. Which of

these is NOT one of them?
a. Ezra
b. Gus
c. !Harry
d. Phineas

6. Who is depicted on the US hundred dollar bill?

a. Abraham Lincoln
b. George Washington
c. !Benjamin Franklin
d. Thomas Jefferson

7. Where did the pineapple plant originate?

a. Asia
b. Hawaii
c. Europe
d. !South America

8. Which country drives on the left side of the road?

a. Germany
b. China
c. !Japan
d. Russia

9. Which church039;s interior in Vatican City was designed in 1503 by renaissance

architects including Bramante, Michelangelo and Bernini?
a. The Duomo of Florence
b. !St. Peter039;s Basilica
 c. Catania Cathedral
d. St. Markrsquo;s Basilica

10. A statue of Charles Darwin sits in what London museum?

a. British Museum
b. !Natural History Museum
c. Tate
d. Science Museum

11. The word quot;abuliaquot; means which of the following?

a. A feverish desire to rip one039;s clothes off
b. The inability to concentrate on anything
c. The inability to stand up
d. !The inability to make decisions

12. Which of these cities does NOT have a United States Minting location?
a. West Point, NY
b. San Fransisco, CA
c. !St. Louis, MO
d. Philidelphia, PA

1. Who was the 40th President of the USA?

a. !Ronald Reagan
b. Richard Nixon
c. Bill Clinton
d. Jimmy Carter

2. The 2014 movie quot;The Raid 2: Berandalquot; was mainly filmed in which Asian
country?
a. Malaysia
b. Thailand
c. !Indonesia
d. Brunei

3. How many people are in the U.S. House of Representatives?

a. 50
b. !435
c. 415
d. 260

4. Which letter do you need to have on a European driver license in order to ride
any motorbikes?
a. B
b. X
c. !A
d. D

5. Joko Widodo has appeared in the cover of a TIME magazine.

a. False
 b. !True

6. quot;Yes, America Can!quot; was this United States politician039;s de facto

campaign slogan in 2004.
a. John Kerry
b. Al Gore
c. Barack Obama
d. !George W. Bush

7. Who became Prime Minister of the United Kingdom in July 2016?

a. Boris Johnson
b. David Cameron
c. !Theresa May
d. Tony Blair

8. Which of these is NOT one of Donald Trump039;s children?

a. Ivanka
b. Eric
c. Donald Jr.
d. !Julius

9. In June 2017, Saudi Arabia and Egypt broke off ties with which country over its
supposed support for terrorism?
a. !Qatar
b. United States of America
c. Russia
d. Bahrain

10. The Watergate Scandal occured in what year?

a. 1974
b. !1972
c. 1973
d. 1971