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Wildcard Quiz #563

Wildcard General Knowledge Quiz for 2 November 2019

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Q1. Which of these uses the literary technique of alliteration?

A
I am a citizen of no mean city
B
Brexit means Brexit
C
I have a dream
D
Veni, vidi, vici
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Q2. Riparian rights apply to what type of land?

A
Historic sites
B
Fallow fields
C
River banks
D
Urban areas
Select from the options above.
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Q3. Of which of these would be correct to use the phrase "was hanged"?

Note: This question was updated in July 2022
A
A parliament
B
A painting
C
A side of beef
D
A criminal
Select from the options above.
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Q4. If a group of people is seeking parity with another group, what are they looking for?

A
To establish equal value, strength or status
B
To sound or look like them
C
An imitation for comic effect or ridicule
D
Equity
Select from the options above.
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Q5. What does the description "spinto" refer to?

A
A particular quality of drumming
B
A type of singing voice
C
A blend of gooseberry and bacon icecream
D
The stringing of a classical guitar
Select from the options above.
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Q6. Where are the only two medical centres which officially store and handle specimens of the only virus known for certain to have been eradicated from the world's diseases?

A
UK and South Africa
B
USA and Russia
C
USA and UK
D
South Africa and Germany
Select from the options above.
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Q7. What is carménère?

A
A folk song
B
A fabric
C
A particularly deep red dye
D
A variety of wine grape
Select from the options above.
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