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General Knowledge Quiz for Thursday, 13 August 2015

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Q1. Which of these is a legendary island said to have sunk?

A
Artemis
B
Aramis
C
Atlantis
D
Arcturus
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Q2. What was the first ballet written by Tchaikovsky?

A
Swan Lake
B
Pineapple Poll
C
Les Sylphides
D
The Nutcracker
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Q3. Which two Gibb brothers in the Bee Gees were twins?

A
Robin and Maurice
B
Andy and Barry
C
Barry and Maurice
D
Barry and Robin
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Q4. Which manufacturer of pens was established in 1884 in New York City, USA?

A
Osmiroid
B
Waterman
C
Parker
D
Pelikan
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Q5. Which US state capital is on the banks of the Cumberland River?

A
Richmond, Virginia
B
Frankfort, Kentucky
C
Nashville, Tennessee
D
Chicago, Illinois
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Q6. There were a number of firsts at the 1992 Summer Olympics; which of these was not one?

A
First Games for South Africa since the 1960 Games, after a long suspension for its apartheid policy
B
A Suriname swimmer becomes the first black person to win individual swimming gold
C
First single, unified German Olympic team since the 1964 Games
D
After dissolution of the USSR in 1991, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania sent the first teams since 1936
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Q7. Which of these is a medical term for coughing up blood, associated with lung and heart disease?

A
Haemoptysis
B
Haemophilia
C
Hiccough
D
Haemorrhoids
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