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1.
True or False Question: 1 nautical mile is shorter than 1.6km
(UK: 1 mile)? |
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2.
True or False Question:
A
vuvuzela is a horn used at South African soccer games? |
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3.
True or
False Question:
Keanu
Reeves
played Neo in the 1999 movie 'The matrix'? |
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4.
True or False Question:
Apple
was co-founded by Bill gates and Paul Allen? |
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5.
True or False Question:
The
M1
motorway links the UK's M5 with the M40? |
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6.
True or
False Question:
The
Italian thief, Vincenzo Peruggia, became famous for stealing The
Mona Lisa in 1911? |
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7.
True or False Question: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
book was released in 2000? |
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8.
True or
False Question:
The
Jaguar
motor car company uses the hood ornament 'The Spirit of
Ecstasy'? |
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9.
True or False Question: The British Army uses the advertising
slogan 'Believe in Better'? |
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10.
True or False Question: Vincent van Gogh was 37 years old when
he died? |
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11.
True or False Question:
The
London Bridge
is now located in Lake Havasu City, Arizona? |
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12.
True or False Question: Chuck Yeager was famous for breaking the
sound barrier in the Bell X-1? |
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13.
True or False Question:
The song 'Can't Fight the Moonlight' featured in the Coyote Ugly
movie? |
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14.
True or
False Question:
The
name of the pub in Emmerdale Farm is The Woolpack? |
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15.
True or False Question:
There
are 22
consonants in the English alphabet? |
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16.
True or False Question:
There
are 32
white squares on a chessboard? |
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17.
True or False Question:
In 1984, Midge Ure formed 'Band Aid' alongside Bob Geldof? |
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18.
True or False Question:
Mark
Twain wrote
the Novel 'Adventures of Tintin'? |
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19.
True or False Question:
With reference to British television, BBC stands for British
Broadcasting Corporation? |
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20.
True or False Question:
There
are four
feet in a yard? |
