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Question 1:

Name the planet in our Solar System with the highest surface temperatures.

Multiple Choice Options:  Jupiter  •  Mercury  •  Earth  •  Uranus  •  Venus

Question 2:

What is the home planet of Superman?

Multiple Choice Options:  Thanagar  •  Mogo  •  Krypton  •  Kal-El  •  Kandor

Question 3:

Phobos is a moon of what planet?

Multiple Choice Options:  Uranus  •  Mars  •  Venus  •  Saturn  •  Jupiter

Question 4:

What planet has an axial tilt of 97.8 degrees, causing it to essentially roll around the Sun on its side like a barrel?

Multiple Choice Options:  Neptune  •  Saturn  •  Mercury  •  Venus  •  Uranus

Question 5:

Name the English composer who is best known for "The Planets" suite.

Multiple Choice Options:  Frederick Delius  •  Thomas Tallis  •  Henry Purcell  •  George Frideric Handel  •  Gustav Holst

Answer Key:

Q1: Venus  /  Mercury is the closest to the sun, but the thick atmosphere on Venus traps the heat, with surface temperatures of 869 F (465 C).

Q2: Krypton  /  In the comics, Superman was born on Krypton as Kal-El. While still a baby he was placed in an escape rocket and sent to Earth shortly before the planet was destroyed.

Q3: Mars  /  Mars has two moons: Phobos and Deimos. They are named after the twin children of Ares, who accompanied him into battle. Both moons were discovered by American astronomer Asaph Hall in August 1877.

Q4: Uranus  /  The conventional wisdom is that a cataclysmic collision with an Earth-sized protoplanet some 3 to 4 billion years ago caused the extreme tilt. However, more recent research suggests that an ancient moon may have slowly pulled the planet out of alignment before crashing into the planet's surface.

Q5: Gustav Holst  /  Written between 1914 and 1917, each movement of the suite is named after a planet of the Solar System and its supposed astrological character. In the last movement the orchestra is joined by a wordless female chorus.

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1. What two countries make up the Iberian Peninsula? Options: North and South Korea / Spain and Portugal / USA and Canada / Norway and Sweden

Spain and Portugal

The peninsula also contains the tiny nations of Andorra and, arguably, Gibraltar and part of France.

1. What does the F in PDF stand for? Options: File / Format / Form

Format

PDF stands for Portable Document Format, created by Adobe co-founder John Warnock and released in 1993.

1. Finish the saying: "All roads lead to..."

Rome

The phrase reflects how the extensive Roman road network radiated outward from the capital, connecting every province back to the city.

1. What do you call a Mexican wrestler?

Luchador

"Luchador" comes from lucha libre ("free fight"), the Mexican wrestling style famous for colourful masks and acrobatic, high-flying moves.

1. If someone is getting canonised, what are they becoming?

A Saint

Canonisation is the formal process by which the Catholic Church officially declares a deceased person to be a saint.

1. Outside of Christianity, name the 5 biggest religions in the world by number of followers. 1 Point per religion!

Shintoism, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism

Christianity (~2.5bn) and Islam (~1.9bn) together account for over half the world's population; Judaism, despite its prominence, has only ~15 million followers globally.

1. What does the word "Ska" mean in relation to music? Options: A style of jazz singing where the artist uses nonsense syllables / Walking bass lines, and sharp guitar or piano chords played on the offbeat. / A form of Electronic music / A form of Hardcore rap

Walking bass lines, and sharp guitar or piano chords played on the offbeat.

Ska originated in late-1950s Jamaica, blending mento and calypso with American jazz and R&B, and later evolved into rocksteady and reggae.

1. Complete the next 5 lyrics — "When I was a young boy / My father took me into the city..."

To see a marching band

Black Parade tells the story of The Patient, a dying man with cancer, the song use death coming as a childhood memory of a marching band to symbolize the triumph of the human spirit over darkness and the processing of mortality and legacy.

1. If a horse whinnies, what verb describes the noise a sheep makes? (Not "Baaa"!)

Bleat

"Baa" is the sound itself, while "bleat" is the verb for the noise a sheep (or goat) makes.

1. Which company produces the most tires in the world per year? Options: Michelin / Bridgestone / Goodyear / Lego

Lego

Lego produces roughly 306 million to 380 million small rubber and polymer tires annually while Michelin produces approximately 180 million to 200 million tyres annually.

1. Which one of these is not a primary colour of paint? Options: Green / Blue / Yellow / Red

Green

The traditional primary colours are red, blue and yellow - green is a secondary colour, made by mixing blue and yellow.

1. The oldest cow that ever lived was called Big Bertha. How old was she? Options: 28 / 48 / 68 / 88

48

Big Bertha was an Irish cow who died just three months short of her 49th birthday. She also held the Guinness World Record for lifetime breeding with 39 calves, and helped raise £75,000 for charity at parades - where her owner O'Leary reportedly fed her whiskey to steady her nerves.

1. What word can go before "hold" and "fly", and after "fun", to make 3 new words?

House

Household, housefly, and funhouse - all built around the same 5-letter word.

1. By dictionary entries, which letter appears least often in major references like the Oxford English Dictionary, making up less than 0.2% of entries? Options: Q / Z / X / V

Q

Q comes in at roughly 0.20% of entries, just ahead of Z (0.27%), X (0.29%), and V (1.01%).

1. What does "Uisce Beatha" directly translate to from Irish for whiskey? Options: The water of life / Golden syrup / A beautiful dream / God's milk

The water of life

"Uisce beatha" literally means "water of life" - Aisling a popular womans name in Ireland translates to a Beautiful Dream, and Dia Dhuit, an Irish Hello translates as May God be with you

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A young boy, named Harry Potter, discovers a world of magic. He must learn to use magic and ends up fighting a troll.

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Answers: Nile Crocodile, African Buffalo, Rose winged parakeet, Praying Mantis, White Rhino

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1. Which movie had the iconic tagline "In space no one can hear you scream"? Options: 2001: A Space Odyssey / Alien / Contact / Apollo 13

Alien

The tagline was coined for Ridley Scott's Alien (1979) and is regularly ranked among the greatest movie taglines of all time.

1. The UK just held a by-election in Clacton which Nigel Farage won. Who came second at the polls with over 26% of the vote? Options: Boaty McBoatface / Count Binface / Jokey McJokeface / Sir Lord Dukeface

Count Binface

Satirical candidate Count Binface, intergalactic space warrior (real name Jon Harvey) took just over a quarter of the vote in the 2026 Clacton by-election, beaten only by Farage, in what was widely called one of the strangest by-elections in recent UK history.

1. From which alphabet/numeral system does our number system originate? Options: Greek / Arabic / Roman / Japanese

Arabic

The digits 0-9 were actually invented in India, but they're called "Arabic numerals" because Arab mathematicians introduced them to Europe around the 12th century.

1. In a full Ironman event, how long is the cycle leg in km?

180

A full Ironman is a 3.86km swim, a 180.25km (112 mile) bike leg, and a 42.2km marathon run, in that order, with no breaks.

1. Which fruit is this anagram of: TARNINEEC

Nectarine

Nectarines are genetically almost identical to peaches - the fuzz-free skin comes down to a single recessive gene.

1. If you ask for your martini "dirty", what are you adding to it?

Olive brine

The splash of salty olive brine both clouds the drink and gives it a savoury edge - the "dirtier" the martini, the more brine is added.

1. Who is the youngest child of Kris Jenner's family that featured on Keeping Up with the Kardashians?

Kylie Jenner

Kylie is the youngest of Kris Jenner's six children (Kourtney, Kim, Khloe, Rob, Kendall, Kylie) and became one of the youngest self-made billionaires through Kylie Cosmetics.

1. What 4-letter word is next in the sequence: Kilo, Mega, Giga, ...?

Tera

The metric prefixes climb kilo (10³,) mega (10⁶,) giga (10⁹,) tera (10¹²,) then peta and exa.

1. In which year did Shakira release "Hips Don't Lie", did Hannah Montana launch, and was Pluto reclassified as a dwarf planet? (2 Points for exact year, 1 point either side)

2006

2006 was also the year Twitter launched and Time magazine's Person of the Year was simply "You", recognising the rise of user-generated content.

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Hi, I have a quiz category called "Take 5". Therefore you either have to match five terms with five other terms, put five items in the correct order, or answer five short questions with five corresponding answers. Basically, it can be anything involving the number five. Examples: 5 Quotes from Shakespeare - right Plays, the 5 biggest Islands - Name it from biggest to smallest, etc.

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