1. Wat year was UN formed ?

24 October 1945

2.Who did the United States purchase Alaska from? Russian Empire

3.Which country held the first Winter Olympics in 1924? France.

4. Which Two seas are connected by Suez Canal ? Red Sea and Mediterranean

5.Which four strokes do international swimming competitions comprise of?

freestyle, butterfly, breaststroke and backstroke

1.Many real persons named or referred to in War and Peace ?

Dou, you dont need to worry - approximately 160

2. Inventors of safety matches, milk-cream separator, adjustable spanner, three-

point safety belt, zipper ?

3. The first company in history to issue bonds and shares to the general public.
Adjusted for inflation, its highest market capitalization would be worth over $7
TRILLION today (i.e. ten times the size of Apple) ?

1.Alliators are native to wic 2 countries ? USA and Cina

2.Which are the only birds known to be capable of flying backwards? Hummingbird

3.What is the only venomous snake found in Britain? Adder

A 'Flutter' is the collective noun for which creature?

Arachnophobia is the fear of what?
What is the collective name for a group of crows?
Which animals belong the grouping 'bovine'?
Lemurs are only native to one country, which one is it?
What is the slowest animal in the world?
How many species of shark are there?
What is the only venomous snake found in Britain?
Which mammal lives the longest?
How many legs does a lobster have?
Which animal never sleeps?
What is the most venomous animal in the world?
What are female elephants called?
How many pairs of wings does a bee have?
True or false? Mice live for up to 10 years
A snail can sleep for how many years?
Where is the heart of the shrimp situated?
Hominoidea is a scientific name of which animal?
How many noses does a slug have?
A Komodo dragon is which kind of animal?
How many more times can a dog hear more than humans?
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Answers

Sperm whale (Physeter macrocephalus), Indian Ocean - from Blue Planet II 2017

Peregrine Falcon
Peahen
Cat
Saltwater Crocodile
Blue Whale
Hummingbird
Pig
Sow
Giraffe
Monkey
Sperm Whale
USA and China
Butterfly
Spiders
A Murder
Cattle/cows
Madagascar
Sloth
440
Adder
Bowhead Whale (also known as the Arctic Whale)
Eight
Bullfrog
Box Jellyfish
Cows
Two
False - captive mice live for up to two and a half years while wild mice only live
for an average of around four months
Three years
In the head
Ape
Four
Lizard
Four
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1) What was the name of the ship in which Captain Scott and his expedition sailed
to Antarctica in 1900?

Answer: Discovery.

2)Which Canadian province shares its name with two breeds of dog (only full name
accepted)?

New Foundland and Labrador

3)How many dimples has a standard (British) golf ball have ? (closest guess wins)

330 dimples

4) what colour aircraft black boxes ?

Bright orange

5)Which animal did the Guinness Book of World Records name as the most fearless
animal?

The honey badger - despite its small size the honey badger will fight off lions and
hyenas in Africa.

5) Which European country has not fought a war since 1814?

Sweden

3)HTML stands for?

Hypertext Markup Language.

7) Calif is olden, wic one Silver state ? Nevada

Crossroads of America - Indiana

State of Independence - Pennsylvania