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General Knowledge Quiz for Thursday, 27 November 2025

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Q1. The first phone call from a handheld cellular mobile phone was made on 3 April 1973 on what make of phone?

A
Motorola
B
Bell
C
Samsung
D
Nokia
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Q2. In the word "affable" what language does "aff" come from?

A
Middle German
B
Greek
C
Latin
D
French
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Q3. Which emperor was played by Peter Ustinov in the 1951 film "Quo Vadis"?

A
Nero
B
Hadrian
C
Caesar
D
Augustus
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Q4. Breakdancing, or breaking, was first included for competition at which Summer Olympics?

A
2016
B
2020
C
2024
D
2000
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Q5. Which is the deepest lake in North America?

A
Crater Lake, Oregon, USA
B
Grand Lake, Newfoundland, Canada
C
Great Slave Lake, Northwest Territories, Canada
D
Quesnel Lake, British Columbia, Canada
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Q6. Which of these snakes is native to South America?

A
Python
B
Anaconda
C
Sunbeam
D
Elapids
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Q7. In May 1909, Oscar Slater was sentenced to death for murder and released in November 1927 with, in 1928, £6,000 compensation. People who campaigned for his release included William Roughead (who published "Trial of Oscar Slater" in 1910), William Park (who published "The Truth about Oscar Slater" in 1927) and which other author who published "The Case of Oscar Slater" in 1912?

A
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
B
Charles Dickens
C
Mark Twain
D
Jane Austen
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