1. The quot;Gympie Stingerquot; is the deadliest plant in the world.

a. !False
b. True

2. Which chemical element has the lowest boiling point?

a. !Helium
b. Neon
c. Nitrogen
d. Hydrogen

3. Which psychological term refers to the stress of holding contrasting beliefs?

a. FlipFlop Syndrome
b. Blind Sight
c. SplitBrain
d. !Cognitive Dissonance

4. The quot;Tibiaquot; is found in which part of the body?

a. Head
b. Arm
c. Hand
d. !Leg

5. Which part of the body does glaucoma affect?

a. !Eyes
b. Stomach
c. Throat
d. Blood

6. A comet039;s gaseous envelope which creates the tail is called what?

a. The ablative
b. The backwash
c. The wake
d. !The coma

7. Deuterium is an isotope of which element?

a. Nitrogen
b. Helium
c. Neon
d. !Hydrogen

8. What nucleotide pairs with guanine?

a. Uracil
b. !Cytosine
c. Thymine
d. Adenine

9. An average human can go two weeks without water.

a. !False
b. True
10. How long is a lightyear?
a. 1 AU
b. 105.40 Earthyears
c. 501.2 Million Miles
d. !9.461 Trillion Kilometres

11. quot;Tachycardiaquot; or quot;Tachyarrhythmiaquot; refers to a resting

heartrate near or over 100 BPM.
a. False
b. !True

12. Dry ice is the solid form of what substance?

a. Ammonia
b. Nitrogen
c. Oxygen
d. !Carbon dioxide

1. Who was the British Prime Minister at the outbreak of the Second World War?
a. Clement Attlee
b. !Neville Chamberlain
c. Winston Churchill
d. Stanley Baldwin

2. Which president erased the national debt of the United States?

a. Franklin Roosevelt
b. John F. Kennedy
c. Ronald Reagan
d. !Andrew Jackson

3. Who was the only president to not be in office in Washington D.C?

a. Abraham Lincoln
b. Thomas Jefferson
c. Richard Nixon
d. !George Washington

4. There was a satirical candidate named quot;Deez Nutsquot; running in the 2016 US
presidential elections.
a. !True
b. False

5. Russia passed a law in 2013 which outlaws telling children that homosexuals
exist.
a. !True
b. False

6. Which of the following United States Presidents served the shortest term in
office?
a. !William Henry Harrison
b. Zachary Taylor
 c. James A. Garfield
d. Warren G. Harding

7. One of Barack Obama039;s United States presidential campaign slogan039;s was

quot;Yes We Canquot;.
a. False
b. !True

8. The State of Queensland, Australia voted NO to a referendum for daylight savings

in 1992.
a. False
b. !True

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

10. Who was the longestserving senator in US history, serving from 1959 to 2010?
a. !Robert Byrd
b. Strom Thurmond
c. Joe Biden
d. Daniel Inouye

11. What year did the effort to deploy the Common Core State Standards CCSS in the
US begin?
a. 2006
b. 2012
c. 1997
d. !2009

12. The Watergate Scandal occured in what year?

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

13. Which of the following Argentinian presidents was elected in 2015?

a. Nestor Kirchner
b. Juan Domingo Peron
c. !Mauricio Macri
d. Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner

1. Paul McCartney has always used his middle name. What is his real first name?
a. Justin
b. John
c. Jack
 d. !James

2. What is generally considered to be William Shakespeare039;s birth date?

a. September 29th, 1699
b. December 1st, 1750
c. July 4th, 1409
d. !April 23rd, 1564

3. Nikki Diamond portrayed which Gladiator in the 1992 TV show

quot;Gladiatorsquot;?
a. Nightshade
b. !Scorpio
c. Falcon
d. Jet

4. Who out of these actresses is the youngest?

a. Emma Watson
b. !Kiernan Shipka
c. Bonnie Wright
d. Ariel Winter

5. In which of these TV shows did the chef Gordon Ramsay not appear?
a. Hotel Hell
b. Ramsay039;s Kitchen Nightmares
c. !Auction Hunters
d. Hell039;s Kitchen

6. Neil Hamburger is played by which comedian?

a. !Gregg Turkington
b. Tim Heidecker
c. Todd Glass
d. Nathan Fielder

7. Gabe Newell was born in which year?

a. !1962
b. 1972
c. 1960
d. 1970

8. Which of these celebrities was not a member of the Jackson 5?

a. Tito Jackson
b. Marlon Jackson
c. !Bo Jackson
d. Jermaine Jackson