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Wildcard General Knowledge Quiz for 31 January 2009

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Q1. In Victorian England, a "hunter" was a common term for a type of what?

Note: This question was updated in November 2013
A
Gun
B
Hat
C
Pocket watch
D
Cooking utensil
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Q2. A type of temporary bridge, invented during World War II, was designed by Sir Donald ..

A
Bailey
B
Suspension
C
Brooklyn
D
Girder
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Q3. What was the name of the IBM computer that defeated world chess champion Garry Kasparov in 1997?

A
Deep Blue
B
Big Brain
C
Big Blue
D
Deep Throat
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Q4. In Greek legend, Aphrodite turned Adonis into what?

Note: This question was updated in May 2015
A
Prince
B
Frog
C
Anemone
D
Stone
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Q5. In the nursery rhyme, a carving knife was used for amputation on who?

A
Humpty Dumpty
B
Three Blind Mice
C
Jack Sprat
D
Jill's boyfriend
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Q6. What make of car was founded in 1963 in a tractor factory in Sant'Agata Bolognese, Italy, and is now a subsidiary of Volkswagen?

A
Peugeot
B
Ferrari
C
Audi
D
Lamborghini
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Q7. What was the name of the group that invaded the Olympic village at Munich in 1972, killing 2 Israelis and holding 9 others hostage, resulting in a firefight killing 15 people, including all the athletes and 5 terrorists?

A
Black September
B
Baader-Meinhof Group
C
The Manson Family
D
National Liberation Front
Select from the options above.
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