1. What is the defining characteristic of someone who is described as hirsute?

a. Funny
b. !Hairy
c. Rude
d. Tall

2. CocaCola039;s original colour was green.

a. True
b. !False

3. What word represents the letter 039;T039; in the NATO phonetic alphabet?
a. Taxi
b. Turkey
c. !Tango
d. Target

4. The average woman is 5 inches 13 centimeters shorter than the average man.
a. !True
b. False

5. The Sun rises from the North.

a. True
b. !False

6. What does the Latin phrase quot;Veni, vidi, viciquot; translate into English?
a. Life, liberty, and happiness
b. !I came, I saw, I conquered
c. Past, present, and future
d. See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil

7. Which country, not including Japan, has the most people of japanese decent?
a. China
b. South Korea
c. United States of America
d. !Brazil

8. What is the most commonly used noun in the English language?

a. Home
b. !Time
c. Water
d. Man

9. Which of the following is not the host of a program on NPR?

a. Ira Glass
b. Peter Sagal
c. Terry Gross
d. !Ben Shapiro

10. The architect known as Le Corbusier was an important figure in what style of
architecture?
 a. Baroque
b. !Modernism
c. Gothic Revival
d. Neoclassical

1. In the Rossini opera, what was the name of 039;The Barber of Seville039;?
a. Dave
b. !Figaro
c. Angelo
d. Fernando

2. What is the best selling album of all time from 1976 to 2018?
a. The Dark Side of the Moon
b. Back in Black
c. !Thriller
d. Abbey Road

3. According to a Beatles song, who kept her face in a jar by the door?
a. Lady Madonna
b. !Eleanor Rigby
c. Loretta Martin
d. Molly Jones

4. Which of these artists do NOT originate from France?

a. Daft Punk
b. Justice
c. !The Chemical Brothers
d. Air

5. Who is the lead singer of Silverchair?

a. Chris Joannou
b. !Daniel Johns
c. Ben Gillies
d. George Costanza

6. In which year did quot;Caravan Palacequot; release their first album?

a. 2004
b. 2015
c. !2008
d. 2000

7. Which band recorded the album quot;Parallel Linesquot;?

a. The Police
b. Paramore
c. !Blondie
d. Coldplay

8. John Williams composed the music for quot;Star Warsquot;.

a. !True
 b. False

1. The theme for the popular science fiction series quot;Doctor Whoquot; was
composed by who?
a. Murray Gold
b. Peter Howell
c. Delia Derbyshire
d. !Ron Grainer

2. The television show Doctor Who first aired in 1963.

a. !True
b. False

3. In Game of Thrones, what is Littlefinger039;s real name?

a. Podrick Payne
b. !Petyr Baelish
c. Lancel Lannister
d. Torrhen Karstark

4. In season one of the Netflix political drama quot;House of Cardsquot;, what

government position does Frank Underwood hold?
a. !House Majority Whip
b. Attorney General
c. Chief of Staff
d. President

5. Which of these Disney shows is classified as an anime?

a. !Stitch!
b. The Emperor039;s New School
c. Cory in the House
d. Hannah Montana

6. When Donkey Kong died in the quot;Donkey Kong Countryquot; episode quot;It039;s
a Wonderful Lifequot;, who was his guardian angel?
a. King K. Rool
b. Diddy Kong
c. !Eddie the Mean Old Yeti
d. Kiddy Kong

7. In quot;Star Trekquot;, what is the Ferengi039;s First Rule of Acquisition?

a. Never place friendship above profit
b. Never allow family to stand in the way of opportunity
c. Greed is Eternal
d. !Once you have their money, you never give it back.

8. In quot;Star Trekquot;, who was the founder of the Klingon Empire and its
philosophy?
a. Molor the Unforgiving
b. Lady Lukara of the Great Hall
 c. !Kahless the Unforgettable
d. Dahar Master Kor

9. What was Nickelodeon039;s original name?

a. MTVKids
b. Splat!
c. !Pinwheel
d. KidsTV

10. In quot;Star Trekquot;, Klingons are commonly referred to as quot;Black

Elvesquot;.
a. !False
b. True

11. In the show quot;The Officequot; who does Michael Scott eventually end up with?
a. Pam Beesly
b. !Holly Flax
c. Jan Levinson
d. Angela Martin