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Daily Quiz #3985

General Knowledge Quiz for Monday, 16 December 2019

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Q1. How did Lord Darnley, the father of James I of England and Ireland and James VI of Scotland, die on 10 February 1567?

Note: This question was updated in October 2022
A
He was eaten alive by rats
B
He was smothered, or strangled, after the house in which he was staying was blown up
C
He was executed for treason
D
He was pushed off the cliffs near Dover
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Q2. LeeAnne Rimes and Carrie Underwood are associated with what sort of music?

A
Heavy metal
B
Jazz
C
Opera
D
Country
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Q3. What is the first line of the hymn "Jerusalem"?

A
Good King Wenceslas looked out
B
Oh come all ye faithful
C
Once in royal David's city
D
And did those feet in ancient time
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Q4. What is the largest country by land area in Africa?

A
Egypt
B
Algeria
C
Somalia
D
South Africa
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Q5. Olympic gold medallists Ian Fergusson and Danyon Loader represented which country?

A
Finland
B
Sweden
C
New Zealand
D
Netherlands
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Q6. When the group known as Destiny's Child formed originally in 1997 what was their name?

A
Peach
B
En Vogue
C
Girl Tyme
D
The Verve
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Q7. If you have played 50 games and won 30, giving a 60% success rate, how many more games would you have to play to achieve a 75% success rate, assuming that you win them all?

A
15
B
8
C
20
D
30
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