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History Quiz #638

Ancient and Modern History Quiz for 5 April 2021

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Q1. In October 2018, Cemal Kaşıkçı (also written as Jamal Khashoggi) was murdered in the Saudi Arabia consulate in which country?

A
Kuwait
B
USA
C
UK
D
Turkey
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Q2. Edward the Confessor became King of England in which century?

A
9th
B
11th
C
12th
D
10th
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Q3. In Greek mythology, who is the son of Chaos and the god of darkness?

A
Erebus
B
Aether
C
Thalassa
D
Chronos
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Q4. What are Gray's Inn, Lincoln's Inn, The Inner Temple and The Middle Temple, all in London?

A
Inns of Court
B
Masonic Lodges
C
Hotels
D
Churches
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Q5. Who is second in the line of US presidential succession, following the Vice President?

A
Governor of New York State
B
President pro tempore of the Senate
C
Speaker of the House of Representatives
D
Mayor of the District of Columbia
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Q6. What were Operation Plumbbob, Operation Nougat, Operation Plowshare, Operation Sunbeam and Operation Dominic II?

A
International Boy Scout Jamborees
B
Allied operations in World War II
C
Allied operations in World War I
D
Nuclear test series carried out in the USA
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Q7. If Prince William of Wales, the elder son of Charles and Diana, Prince and Princess of Wales, becomes "King William", what number will he be?

A
William I
B
William V
C
William II
D
William III
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