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General Knowledge Quiz for Thursday, 8 October 2020

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Q1. The constitution of which country is the world's oldest still in effect?

A
Liechtenstein
B
San Marino
C
Andorra
D
Monaco
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Q2. In early 2008, Yang Yun, an artistic gymnast who won two bronze medals at the 2000 Olympics, admitted on Chinese state-run television what fact about herself that interested the international press?

A
She had passed a drug test, though she had been taking stanozolol
B
She had been pregnant when she had competed
C
She was 14 when she had competed
D
Her father was the coach of the team from the Republic of China
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Q3. When the UK and France joined the Crimean War in 1854 who was their opponent?

A
Russia
B
Turkey
C
Egypt
D
Serbia
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Q4. Who is described as the first president of the USA?

A
Kennedy
B
Jefferson
C
Washington
D
Johnson
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Q5. What is used on uniforms of some US military or paramilitary personnel to indicate number of years' service?

A
Hash marks
B
Wings
C
Chevrons
D
Horizontal stripes
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Q6. What is added to steel to make stainless steel?

A
Cement
B
Tungsten
C
Gravel
D
Chromium
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Q7. What is "The Wormworld Saga"?

A
A development name for an experimental quantum computer programme
B
A children's toy
C
A "sequel" to The Lord of the Rings
D
An online digital graphic novel
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