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Wildcard General Knowledge Quiz for 11 July 2009

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1

In January 2009, what did global accountancy firm KPMG ask its 11,000 British staff to do, that was widely reported?

A
Switch to a 4 day week or take a long holiday at 30% pay
B
March on parliament to demand a bail-out check
C
Schedule coffee and toilet breaks to improve desk-sharing routines
D
Print in grey on both sides of each piece of paper
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2

Which of these was named after Thomas Lord?

A
The Lord Chamberlain
B
The Lord's Prayer
C
Lord's Cricket Ground
D
The Lord of the Isles
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3

What name is given to an ambassador to Great Britain who is representing a country that is a member of the British Commonwealth?

A
British Regent
B
Ambassador
C
Commonwealth Ambassador
D
High Commissioner
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4

In the International Radio Alphabet, how many are traditional male given names

A
3
B
7
C
5
D
2
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5

While most juries can only provide a verdict of "Guilty" or "Not Guilty", in which country can a jury decide "Not Proven"?

A
Wales
B
Scotland
C
Ireland
D
Canada
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6

What is known in poker as "dead man's hand"

A
Aces and eights
B
Kings and nines
C
Flush in hearts
D
Ace high straight
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7

In cockney rhyming slang, what are "Apples and Pears"?

A
Bears
B
Hairs
C
Stairs
D
Cares
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