- What happened at an old monastery called Di Alamo in Texas?
- Do protestant priest have to be celibate?
- Which nut is called ‘goober`in the Southern States of the US?
- Which region of the United States is also called Dixie?
- A former US president was a peanut farmer before he became the president of the US. On the 14th of april 2020 he is still alive.
- Which Russian city was besieged for 872 days during World War Two?
- The movie Good Morning Vietnam is loosely based on the ‘crazy’ activities of Adrian Kronauer. What was his job during the Vietnam war?
- What are brigs, barks, caravels examples of?
- What is ayahuasca?
- What is the capital of Iceland?
- The Iberian peninsula is made up of two countries. Which?
- Who is Bob Hope?
- What is the Watergate affair or scandal?
- Julius Caesar wrote the famous book De Bello Gallico. What is it about?
- In 1870 there was a war between France and Germany (Prussia). Who won?
- Which Brazilian writer wrote the book ‘The Alchemist’?
- Which English writer has the nickname ‘the bard’?
- True or false: there is caffeine in green tea.
- True or false: Because of the corona crisis most Americans are getting 1.200 dollars per month for the rest of 2020.
- In which year was Playboy magazine first published? A. 1953 B. 1963 C. 1973
- Did Mengele, the angel of death, die in prison or as a free man?
- What is the name of Israel’s secret service?
- Before France switched to the Euro they had which currency?
- In Slovenia there is a beautiful lake at Bled. It has an island with a church in the middle. Which famous leader often had meetings with international guests there?
- Was Napoleon III a son or a nephew of Napoleon?
- When it comes to brewing coffee what is a French press?
- According to an Ethiopian story coffee was discovered after some animals became energetic from eating the plant. Which animal?
- If you dug a hole through the centre of the earth starting from New Zealand’s capital city, which European country would you end up in?
- Which city has the slogan: ‘what happens here, stays here’.
- Which human body part is measured with an orchidometer?
- Is Slovakia in the top ten of countries that consume the most alcohol per capita?
- Which eastern european alcoholic drink can be made from potatoes?
- When you mix rum, lime, mint, sugar with soda water you get which cocktail?
- What is a virgin mojito?
- What made the fight between the ships the CSS Virginia and the US Monitor unique?
- What is the name of the villain in the batman movies?
- In which city is the story of batman set?
- Which superhero’s fake name is Clark Kent?
- Which superhero can you disable with kryptonite?
- Which three countries produce the most models in the world?
- True or false: The vikings wore horns on their helmets.
- What is the capital of Australia?
- Which contemporary country used to be known as the Ottoman empire?
- What is the world’s longest river?
- Name an actor that starred in 142 movies. He starred in movies like The shootist, the Searchers, the quiet man…
- In which movie did Humphrey Bogart say: ‘We will always have Paris’.
- In which movie does Clark Gable say: ‘frankly, my dear, I don’t give a damn’.
- In the 17th century the people in the Netherlands went completely crazy because of a flower. They created what is possibly the first investment bubble in history. One bulb of these flowers could even buy you a house. Which flower are we talking about?
- What do you call the financial heart of London?
- How do you say ‘I’ in Latin?
Difficult general knowledge quiz for students. Round 4
