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Daily Quiz #522

General Knowledge Quiz for Wednesday, 23 June 2010

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Q1. Where was the testing ground for British nuclear weapons in 1957?

A
Bikini Atoll, Marshall Islands, in the Pacific
B
Greenham Common
C
Christmas Island, in the Indian Ocean
D
Christmas Island, one of the Gilbert and Ellice Islands, in the Pacific
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Q2. Which London street runs from St Paul's churchyard almost to the Bank of England?

A
Pall Mall
B
Cheapside
C
Downing Street
D
Piccadilly
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Q3. Who was separated from her husband in June 2009 to film "Don't Be Afraid of the Dark" in Australia?

A
Beyonce
B
Jennifer Aniston
C
Courtney Cox-Arquette
D
Katie Holmes
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Q4. What is the name of the process by which a wave motion such as light or sound is turned back on reaching a boundary between two media?

A
Referendum
B
Refraction
C
Reflation
D
Reflection
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Q5. What does "pro forma" mean?

Note: This question was updated in October 2016
A
A norm or formality
B
Forever
C
The same as above
D
There are forms for everything
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Q6. The Southfork Ranch featured in which TV series?

A
Bonanza
B
Dallas
C
Falcon Crest
D
Little House on the Prairie
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Q7. All of the gold medals at the 2009 World Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships were won by Evgenia Kanaeva, who was representing which country?

A
South Africa
B
China
C
India
D
Russia
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