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What 'C' is the name given to the study of the structure of the universe? Cosmology What 'S' is the liquid which separates from a clot when blood coagulates? Serum In which decade was the Hubble space telescope launched? The 1990's The Musee d'Orsay is a museum in which French city? Paris The Bimini Islands and Eleuthera are part of which island group? The Bahamas In which Middle Eastern country is the Negev Desert? Israel In the Bible, who was Moses' eldest brother? Aaron In the Bible, which 'Z' is a name given to Jerusalem? Zion If a tree is cut down, what do the rings on the trunk represent? Age What does a mole prefer to eat - grass or earthworms? Earthworms The tiniest variety of tomato are named after which other fruit? Cherry On which TV programme did Sergeant Bash, Dead Metal and Sir Killalot regularly appear? Robot Wars What kind of animal is the children's TV puppet named Kermit? A Frog What 'G' was the name given to the winged monster that had the body of a Lion and the head of an Eagle? Griffin How many Titans were there in Greek Mythology - seven or twelve? Twelve bbc.co.uk/peoplesquiz
Whose election as US President in <strong>18</strong>60 triggered the protests of the southern states before the American Civil War? What colour hair did Queen Elizabeth I have? Red Which town in the US state of Nevada became famous when gambling was legalised there in 1931? Abraham Lincoln Las Vegas Which 20th century pop artist's New York studio was called 'The Factory'? Andy Warhol The '80s TV series, 'The Jewel in the Crown' was set in which Asian country? India Which instrument, not producing any definite pitch, is the largest of the drums in an orchestra? Bass Drum What 'C' is the name given to a pattern of stars as seen from earth? Constellation In medicine, what is the word flu short for? Influenza What nationality is the heart transplant pioneer Christiaan Barnard? South African The grave of philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre is situated in which city? Paris Nemesis and The Black Hole are white knuckle rides at which Staffordshire theme park? Alton Towers St Peter's Basilica is a landmark in which European capital? Rome What 'M' is the name given to someone who is willing to give up their life for their religions? Martyr In which present day country was Nobel Prize winner Mother Theresa born? Macedonia Which tall yellow flower is grown for its edible seeds, which yield oil? Sunflower bbc.co.uk/peoplesquiz
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