Trivia Crack Letter "S... - The..." Answers

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Question	Answer
Saint Petersburg is the second largest city of what country?	Russia
Salvador Dali was a leading figure in what genre?	Surrealism
San Pedro de Atacama is from…	Chile
Sandra Bullock received her first Academy Award for the movie:	The Blind Side
Sandro Botticelli created which of these pieces of art?	The Birth of Venus
Sao Tome and Principe is located in what continent?	Africa
Sarah Jessica Parker does not star in which of these films?	Stepford Wives
Sarah Michelle Gellar did not star in which of the following films?	Empire Records
Sarajevo is the capital of what country?	Bosnia and Herzegovina
Saxophone music is generally written in what clef?	Treble
Scientists believe that the shark was the first animal to develop what?	Teeth
Scurvy is caused by a lack of consuming what?	Vitamin C
Sea parrot is an alternative name for which bird?	Puffin
Secondary colours include which of the sequences bellow?	Green,orange,purple
Selina Kyle of Gotham City also is known as what?	Catwoman
Senegal is located in what continent?	Africa
Simon Bolivar fought for the independance of which of the following countries?	All are correct
Singultus is the medical term for what?	Hiccup
Skiing, mountain cycling and rafting have slalom events. What is slalom?	A zigzag descent
Soccer became popular in the United States when they hosted the FIFA World Cup. What year?	1994
Sofia is the capital city of which country?	Bulgaria
Soft kitty, warm kitty?	Litte ball of fur”
Some say World War II began in 1931, when Japan conquered which region of China?	Manchuria
Sophia Loren won an Academy Award for what movie?	Two Women
Spain is located in what continent?	Europe
Spanish is the official language in all countries in Central America, except for one. Which one?	Belice
Staffa Island is known for its columnar basalt. It belongs to what country?	United Kingdom
Statistic’ comes from the German word ‘Statistik’. What does it mean?	Science of the state
Steve Carell plays Michael Scott in which NBC sitcom?	The office
Steve Jones and Paul Cook were the two sensibly named members of which group?	The Sex Pistols
Steve Rogers is the alter ego of which super hero?	Captain America
Steve Tyler is the lead vocalist with which US rock band?	Aerosmith
Steven Spielberg received the first what of 2003, on the Hollywood Walk of Fame?	Star
Sunflower belongs to what family of plants?	Asteraceae
Superman can physically be harmed by what?	Kryptonite
Sustainability is the union of which three areas?	Society, Environment, And Economy
Svalbard Archipelago belongs to what country?	Norway
Swedish is part of which language family?	Germanic
Swords are used in which of the following martial arts?	Ninjutsu
Tabaré Vazquez was the president of what country?	Uruguay
Taipei is the capital city of which country?	Taiwan
Taiwan is also known as?	Formosa Island
Take a chance on me was a major hit for which nordic pop group?	Abba
Tarja Halonen was elected in the year 2000 the first female president of what country?	Finland
Tectonic plates interact through…	The borders
Tegucigalpa is the capital of what central american country?	Honduras
The ‘Maple Leaf’ flag is the national flag of what country?	Canada
The ‘itis’ tell us that someting is…	Inflamed
The 2014 film ‘Maleficient’ is based on which story?	Sleeping Beauty
The Age of Englightenment gave room to what political movement?	French Revolution
The American artist Mark Rothko is related to which of the following artistic movements?	Abstract expressionism
The Amharic language belongs to the family of semitic languages, as Arabic does. Where is it spoken?	Ethiopia
The Aswan Dam is located in which country?	Egypt
The Atacama desert is located in what continent?	America
The Ballon d’Or was awarded by what magazine?	France Football
The Barcelona’s Football Club stadium is the…	Camp Nou
The Brazillian racing driver Ayrton Senna died in the Formula 1 Grand Prix of…	San Marino
The Bubonic Plague that killed a quarter of the world’s population during the middle ages was caused by what agent?	Fleas
The Byzantine Empire had its capital in Constantinople but what is that city called today?	Istanbul
The Cajun dialect comes from French. In what part of the United States is it spoken?	Louisiana
The Canadian prairies are in what three provinces?	Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba
The Cotentin Peninsula belongs to what country?	France
The Doctor is the nickname given towhich of the following athletes?	Valentino Rossi
The Dolomites are a range of mountains in the northeast of which country?	Italy
The Earth’s gravitational force is closest to what figure?	9,8
The European Parliament is divided in how many political groups?	Eight
The European Robin belongs to what family of birds?	Muscicapidae
The Falklands are a British territory claimed by which nation?	Argentina
The Fibonacci series starts 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8. Which number comes next?	13
The First Punic War started in what Mediterranean island?	Sicily
The French artist Henri Matisse belongs to which of the following art movement?	Fauvism
The French writer Céline wrote three pacifist pamphlets, ‘Trifles for a Massacre’, ‘The School of Corpses’ and ‘The Fine Mess’. What’s their characteristic?	Its anti-Semitism
The Garden of Earthly Delights’ is in what museum?	Prado
The German terrorist group Baader-Meinhoff was known as such because those were the surnames of its two most prominent members. What was its real name?	Red Army Faction
The Golden Eagle is the national bird of what country?	Germany
The Golden Gate is the symbol of what city?	San Francisco
The Goliat birdeater is considered to be the largest spider in the world. How big can it be?	30 cm
The Grammys is an award for what?	Music
The Great Bear Lake in Canada is in the basin of what river?	The McKenzie River
The Great Wall of China was built to defend the chinese against the attacks of what people?	Mongolians
The Great Wall of China was used for protection from which civilization?	Mongols
The Greek goddess Iris, is the goddess of?	The rainbow
The Green March took place what year?	1975
The Guillotine is a symbol related to what event?	French Revolution
The Gulf War was triggered by Iraq’s invasion of what country?	Kuwait
The Harry Potter saga is formed by how many fantasy novels?	Seven
The Holy Bible is the most edited and translated book. Which is the second one?	The Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote of la Mancha
The Horn of Africa is bathed by what ocean?	The Indian
The Iguazu Falls can be visited in what two countries?	Argentina and Brazil
The Island of Guam belongs to what country?	United States
The Island of Sardinia belongs to what country?	Italy
The Island of Tasmania belongs to what country?	Australia
The Isle of Bali belongs to what country?	Indonesia
The Isle of Skye belongs to what country?	United Kingdom
The Italian artist Titian belonged to what art movement?	Renaissance
The Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama is related to which of the following artistic movements?	All are correct
The Kilauea volcano is located in what country?	United States
The Lofoten archipelago belongs to what country?	Norway
The Magnum agency is related to what of the following?	Photography
The Mexican poet Octavio Paz was ambassador in an Eastern country that influenced him greatly. What country?	India
The Middle Passage took place over which ocean?	Atlantic Ocean
The Mona Lisa does NOT have what feature?	Eyebrows
The Mona Lisa is painted on what kind of wood?	Poplar
The Mount of Olives is just east of which city?	Jerusalem
The Natural Park of Serengeti is in what African country?	Tanzania
The Nazca Lines, World Heritage Site since 1994, are in what Latin American country?	Peru
The Nicobar Islands are bordered by what ocean?	The Indian
The Ninja Turtles are named after famous what?	Artists
The Nobel Peace Prize laureate Muhammad Yunus has helped more then 6 million people since 1983. How?	Microcredits
The Nobel Prize-winning author Gabriel Garcia Marquez was born in Colombia and died in what city in 2014?	Mexico City
The North American band Nirvana is related to which rock subgenre?	Grunge
The Ogoni are one of the ethnic groups most harmed by the actions of the oil company Royal Dutch Shell. Where do they live?	Nigeria
The Olympics have never been celebrated in what continent?	Africa
The Paris Commune was…	A self-managed movement in the XIX
The Parthenon in Athens is dedicated to which Greek goddess?	Athene
The Philippines was discovered by Europeans in what year?	1521
The Pope of the Catholic church is also the Bishop of?	Rome
The Powerpuff Girls’ are Blossom, Bubbles and…	Buttercup
The Pritzker award is related to which of the following?	Architecture
The Return of the Jedi’ belongs to which of the following sagas?	Star Wars
The Romanovs were a family who ruled primarily in what country?	Russia
The Scottish hero William Wallace was 1,82m tall and used a great sword. What was its name?	Claymore
The Scream, painted by Munch, is part of which artistic movement?	Expressionism
The Seven Summits are the seven highest mountains of…	The seven continents
The Similan Islands belong to what country?	Thailand
The Sinai Peninsula belongs to what country?	Egypt
The Smurfs came from which country?	Belgium
The Socotra Archipelago belongs to what country?	Yemen
The St. James palace is located in which British city?	London
The Statue of Liberty is covered in what material?	Copper
The Sun belongs to what spectral type?	G
The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are named after what period of artists?	Renaissance
The Thyrrenian Sea is bound by what coasts?	French and Italian
The Tony Awards reward people who work on which industry?	Theatre
The Tropic of Capricorn crosses what Latin American countries?	Chile, Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay
The Tunisian Revolution was the trigger of the Arab Spring. What year did it start?	2010
The U in URL stands for either ‘uniform’ or ‘universal’, depending on who you ask, but everyone agrees that the RL stands for … what?	Resource Locator
The United Kingdom is composed of how many countries?	Four
The Velvet Revolution against the communist regime took place in what country?	Czechoslovakia
The Venetian opera famous for its fires was named after what bird?	Phoenix
The Venus de Milo is believed to represent what goddess?	Aphrodite
The West Nile virus provokes encephalitis. Who can be affected by it?	Equines, humans and birds
The Winter War was a ‘sub-war’ between Finland and the USSR that was part of what larger conflict?	World War II
The actress who plays Leslie in “The Big Bang Theory” also starred in which other famous TV show?	Roseanne
The actress who plays Shae in ‘Game of Thrones’ also played the main role in Fatih Akin’s ‘Against the Wall’. What’s her name?	Sibel Kekili
The aortic valve is a major part of what bodily organ?	Heart
The appendix is a vestigal organ found in the human body. To what very necessary organ is it attached?	Large Intestine
The archipelago of San Andrés, Providencia and Santa Catalina belongs to what country?	None of these
The athlete Marion Jones won five medals in her olympic debut in Sydney 2000. How many of them were gold?	Three
The avant-garde drama movement of the 1950s was the ‘Theatre of the …’?	Absurd
The ball inside pens is usually made out of what?	Tungsten
The bee belongs to what family?	Hymenoptera
The bee hummingbird is the smallest hummingbird in the world. How long is it?	5 cm
The biggest island in the world belongs to what country?	Denmark
The bile is produced in what organ?	Liver
The bird of paradise is native to which of these islands?	New Guinea
The body of an adult insect is divided into how many parts?	Three
The capital of Bulgaria is?	Sofia
The character Gimli belongs to what movie?	Lord of the rings
The characters in Mario Bros are owned by which games console manufacturer?	Nintendo
The chemical ?Plumbum? is better known by which common name?	Lead
The cities Valparaiso, Concepcion and Viña del Mar belong to what country?	Chile
The city of Cali is located in what country?	Colombia
The city of Cuzco is in what Latin American country?	Peru
The city of Gothenburg is in what country?	Sweden
The city of Lyon is in what European country?	France
The city of Sevastopol belongs to what country?	Ukraine
The city of Timbuktu is in what country?	Mali
The conurbation called Ranstad, one of the biggest ones in Europe, is located in what country?	The Netherlands
The countries that were once known as Northern and Southern Rhodesia are on which continent?	Africa
The country of Bolivia is named after which patriot?	Simon Bolivar
The creation of crucifixion as a sacrifice ritual is attributed to what people?	Carthaginian
The diabetes mellitus is caused by a problem in which organ?	Pancreas
The dog breed, Dalmatian, originated from which country?	Croatia
The dome of the Taj Mahal is built of what material?	Marble
The dyalisis machine is used for…	People with kidney disease
The euro is divided in…	Cents
The exchange of oxygen is done in what part of the lungs?	Alveolus
The existence of which of the following varieties of tiger has NOT been proved?	Blue tiger
The existence of which of the following varieties of tiger has NOT been proved?	Blue tiger
The experimental indie band Animal Collective has released how many studio albums so far?	Nine
The eye of a giant squid can be as big as what?	Volleyball
The fall of Constantinople to the Ottoman Empire in 1453 put an end to what empire?	Byzantine
The fertilisation of the egg with the spermatozoon occurs in…	The Fallopian tubes
The film ‘Inception’, starred by Leonardo DiCaprio, was premiered in what year?	2010
The film ‘Walk the Line’ tells the story of what singer?	Johnny Cash
The film “Forrest Gump” was based on the 1986 novel of the same name. Who’s the author?	Winston Groom
The first flight without layovers that crossed the Atlantic landed in what country?	Ireland
The first flight without layovers that crossed the Atlantic landed in what country?	Ireland
The first literary pieces were spreaded through…	Oral tradition
The first utensils built by men were made out of…	Stone
The former Apple CEO Steve Jobs was also the co-founder of an animation studio. Which one?	Pixar
The former members of Guns N’Roses Slash, Duff McKagan and Matt Sorum formed a rock band with guitarist Dave Kushner and Scott Weilland, singer of Stone Temple Pilots. What’s its name?	Velvet Revolver
The four gospels were written by Matthew, Mark, Luke and…	John
The full name of which country is preceded by ‘The Hashemite Kingdom of …’?	Jordan
The giant Amazonian centipede is a foot long and hangs from caves, so it can catch what flying mammals in mid-flight?	Bats
The gold rush was a period when people migrated to rural areas to exploit gold mines. Where was the most famous one produced?	California
The greek goddess of agriculture is called?	Demeter
The guard house Checkpoint Charlie became the symbol of the division of what city?	Berlin
The guillotine has been a symbol of what event in the French Revolution?	Reign of Terror
The highest tower of Gaudi’s Sagrada Familia is still not built. To who is it dedicated?	Jesus Christ
The human being is mainly composed of?	Water
The humeros is connected to what bone in its upper part?	Shoulder blade
The introduction of ‘The Communist Manifesto’ from 1848 says that ‘a spectre is haunting Europe’. What spectre is it?	Communism
The inuktikut (eskimo) is an official language in which of the following Canadian territories?	Nunavut
The leaders of what countries met in the Azores Summit?	Spain, the US, Portugal and UK
The leaders of what countries met in the Azores Summit?	Spain, the US, Portugal and UK
The main European prairies belong to what river or rivers?	Danube and Rhine
The main character in the movie ‘The Machinist’, portrayed by Christian Bale, is named Trevor Reznik after the leader of what band?	Nine Inch Nails
The main character of what TV series cooks meth with the nickname of ‘Heisenberg’?	Breaking Bad
The main male characters in ‘The Big Bang Theory’ are Sheldon Cooper, Howard Wolowitz, Rajesh Koothrapali and…	Leonard Hofstader
The majority of the Carthaginian army was formed by what?	Mercenaries
The male of which type of animal can give birth?	Seahorse
The medicinal product in aspirin is a derivative from another one that’s extrated from what tree?	Willow
The month of July was named after which famous person in history?	Julius Cesar
The movie ‘I am Legend’ is based on a novel by the same name. Who is the author?	Richard Matheson
The muscle that accomplishes a function contrary to another muscle it’s its…	Antagonist
The name for which historical period was coined in the early 1300s by the poet Petrarch who used it to describe the preceding 900 years in Europe?	Dark Ages
The name of which plant sounds like a greeting to ‘Coronation Street’s’ Mrs Duckworth?	Aloe vera
The national flag of which of these countries is not red, white and blue?	Ireland
The novel ‘I am a Cat’ satirizes the society of what country?	Japan
The novel ‘I am a Cat’ satirizes the society of what country?	Japan
The oche is a marker in which sport?	Darts
The official newspaper of the Communist Party in the Soviet Union was called ‘Pravda’. What does it mean?	Truth
The old centers of three of the following cities have been declared World Heritage Sites by the UNESCO. Which is the one that hasn’t?	Barcelona
The oldest evidence of beer brewing date from 3.500bC. Where were they found?	Iran
The olfactory system refers to which of the following?	Sense Of Smell
The original members of the Schengen Agreement are France, Belgium, Germany, The Netherlands and…	Luxembourg
The painter Eugène Delacroix belongs to what art movement?	Romanticism
The palaearctic region does not include which of the following?	Australia
The periodic table of the elements is known in Russia as what?	The Medeleev Table
The periodic table symbol for Iron is?	Fe
The pharynx communicates to what in its lower part?	Larynx
The poet laureate Ted Hughes was married to which of his American contemporaries?	Sylvia Plath
The pommel horse is a piece of equipment used in which sporting discipline?	Gymnastics
The pulse of what artery is used to check if a person is alive or dead?	Carotide
The region of Valle del Cauca, whose capital is the city of Cali, is in what Latin American country?	Colombia
The renaissance was a period in which humanism emerged; where did it occur?	Europe
The reputed last words of which famous composer were ‘I shall hear in heaven’?	Beethoven
The roadrunner, as made famous in the Warner Brothers cartoons, is a member of which bird family?	Cuckoo
The second Harry Potter movie is called ‘Harry Potter…	… and the Chamber of Secrets
The singer of which musical group played a character in the Movie “Point Break”?	Red Hot Chilli Peppers
The soccer player Diego Maradona played for what country?	Argentina
The song ‘More than a feeling’ was written by what band?	Boston
The sport called pato is originally from what country?	Argentina
The stripper Mata Hari was condemned to death and executed for espionage in which war?	First World War
The symbol for the element silver in the Periodic Table is derived from its name in Latin, which is…?	Argentum
The term “black body” refers to which of the following?	A body that absorbs all EMR wavelengths
The third film industry, after Bollywood and Hollywood, is located in what country?	Nigeria
The tiger Hodori was the mascot of which Olympic Games?	Seoul 88
The triangular shape of which chocolate bar is intended to suggest the peaks of Swiss mountains?	Toblerone
The two hemispheres of the brain are separated by a…	Fissure
The water formula is…	H2O
The writer Norman Mailer is related to which of the following genres?	Literary journalism
The writer Raymond Carver is related to which of the following genres?	Dirty Realism
The youngest island in the world was born in 2011 after a volcanic eruption. Where is it?	in Yemen
There is a museum in Bilbao (Spain) famous for its architecture: it is covered in titanium plaques. What’s its name?	Guggenheim
There’s Pennsylvania and Transylvania. What does that ‘sylvania’ mean?	Forest
They started in 1096 and continued until the 14th century. What are we talking about?	The crusades

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