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General Knowledge Quiz for Saturday, 19 September 2026

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Q1. Escamillo, a bullfighter, is a character in which opera?

A
Carmen
B
The Barber of Seville
C
Don Giovanni
D
The Magic Flute
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Q2. Americans call it a hood. What do the British call it?

A
Lid
B
Portmanteau
C
Bonnet
D
Glovebox
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Q3. Which North American country reaches the furthest north?

A
Mexico
B
USA
C
Canada
D
Panama
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Q4. Which of these points of a horse is the highest when the horse is standing up?

A
Fetlock
B
Knee
C
Atlas
D
Cannon
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Q5. Who directed the 1998 film "Celebrity", shot in black-and-white on location in New York City featuring Kenneth Branagh, Judy Davis, Joe Mantegna, Winona Ryder, Leonardo DiCaprio and Melanie Griffith?

A
Steven Spielberg
B
Woody Allen
C
James Cameron
D
Sam Mendes
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Q6. Which islands compete in the biennial Island Games?

A
Island countries of the Pacific
B
Non-sovereign territories of European nations
C
Island countries of the Caribbean
D
The island territories of the USA
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Q7. On 17 September 1862, where was The Battle of Antietam, the first major battle in the American Civil War to take place on Northern soil and the bloodiest single-day battle in American history (with about 23,000 casualties)?

A
Miami, Florida
B
Los Angeles, California
C
Bangor, Maine
D
Near Sharpsburg, Maryland
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