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General Knowledge Quiz for Friday, 2 December 2016

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Q1. Who wrote the songs "Suzanne", "First We Take Manhattan" and "Everybody Knows"?

A
Phil Ochs
B
Bob Dylan
C
Leonard Cohen
D
Serge Gainsbourg
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Q2. What name is given to notes of the same pitch, in modern tuning but written differently, such as Db / C# and Gb / F#?

A
Double
B
Enharmonic
C
Harmonic
D
Vibrato
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Q3. What is "Too much money chasing too few goods"?

A
Inflation
B
Deflation
C
Stagnation
D
Depression
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Q4. The location of the city of Vancouver, sometimes called "Hollywood North", is best described in which of these?

A
Between Ottawa and Toronto
B
North of New York City
C
Nova Scotia
D
On the west tip of the border between Canada and the USA
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Q5. Which author was born Jozef Korzeioloski in Ukrainian Poland in 1857, joined the French merchant marine, served on French and British ships, and became a naturalised British subject in 1886?

A
Neville Shute
B
Georges Sand
C
Thomas More
D
Joseph Conrad
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Q6. At the 2008 Olympic Games at Beijing, 4 countries won one medal, a gold. Which of these countries won more than that?

A
Bahrain
B
Tunisia
C
Romania
D
Cameroon
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Q7. For a French citizen what flower is associated with the dead of World War I?

A
Blue cornflower
B
Red poppy
C
White clover
D
Green vine
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