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Wildcard Quiz #743

Wildcard General Knowledge Quiz for 15 April 2023

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Q1. What phrase refers to someone who is between two people or groups who are arguing but who does not want to agree with either of them?

A
Snake in the Grass
B
Piggy in the Middle
C
Stick in the Mud
D
Jack in the Box
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Q2. 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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Q3. A 1924 enterprise in tourism in South Dakota, USA, resulted in what?

A
A campaign to save the Golden Eagle
B
A gold rush
C
Setting up Yellowstone National Park
D
Carvings of four Presidents' heads on Mt Rushmore
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Q4. What instrument is traditionally played by the leader of a Western orchestra?

A
Harp
B
Piano
C
Violin
D
Triangle
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Q5. Which of these words means "fate" or "destiny"?

A
Kutikal
B
Karmann
C
Kimono
D
Kismet
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Q6. Waqf, or hibss, is something under Islamic law which provides what?

A
Astronomical charts
B
A framework for fasting
C
A list of acceptable ways of preparing food
D
A sustainable, ongoing charitable endowment
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Q7. To refer to a venture or investment as copper-bottomed means what?

A
It is sound, can be completely trusted
B
There may be hidden snags
C
Some of it may degrade long-term
D
It will withstand attack evenly
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