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Wildcard General Knowledge Quiz for 7 March 2009

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1

What is the correct spelling for a sign on a female toilet?

A
Ladie's toilet
B
Ladies' toilet
C
Ladys' Toilet
D
Ladeys toilet
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2

Which of these is not the name of one of King Lear’s children, according to Shakespeare’s play “King Lear”?

A
Cordelia
B
Regan
C
Goneril
D
Carter
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3

What is the name given to the hypotheses, now superseded, that the movement of continents and the appearance of new crustal material at mid-ocean ridges is because the Earth's volume is increasing?

A
Careyism
B
Rip-zones expansion
C
Continental drift
D
Expanding Earth
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4

In Greek legend, a woodland deity, half man, half goat, is called a … ?

A
Anemone
B
Chimaera
C
Satyr
D
Minotaur
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5

What is the name of the adjustable shutters attached to a stage light to control the area of light covered by it?

A
Blinkers
B
Wingnuts
C
Light shades
D
Barn doors
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6

In England, in the first half of the twentieth century, a "vesta" was a common term for a type of what?

A
Hat
B
Match
C
Gun
D
Pocket watch
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7

Who were the lollards?

A
Followers of John Wycliffe in the 14th and 15th centuries
B
A group of unemployed who rioted in London in 1982
C
The inventors of the reclining lounge chair in 1961
D
The first unionists, from Tolpuddle, England, in 1834
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