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Q1. At the time of her construction in 2003, what was the longest, widest, tallest, largest passenger ship ever built?

A
Queen Elizabeth 2
B
Queen Mary 2
C
Lusitania
D
Queen Elizabeth I
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Q2. If a hibiscus is pictured on a bank note what is the name of the currency?

A
Ringgit
B
Renminbi
C
Leu
D
Rial
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Q3. Which of these words refers to a name used to hide an individual's real identity?

A
Demonym
B
Acronym
C
Synonym
D
Pseudonym
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Q4. What type of aircraft powerplant uses a gas turbine to drive a propeller?

A
Biplane
B
Jet
C
Turbo prop
D
Monoplane
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Q5. Which of these is a French liqueur made in the town of Voiron, composed of distilled alcohol flavoured with 130 herbal extracts and named after the monastery where it was formerly produced?

A
Chartreuse
B
Kahlua
C
Sabra
D
Advocaat
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Q6. Where is the adoption date of the Declaration of Independence (July 4, 1776) inscribed on the Statue of Liberty in New York harbour?

A
Around the base of the torch in the statue's right hand
B
On the statue's pedestal
C
On the tablet in the statue's left hand
D
At the entrance to the statue
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Q7. When was the opening theme music for the BBC television programme Top Gear (1977-2001) first released on an album?

A
2000
B
1976
C
1973
D
1982
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