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Question | Answer | |
Jack Black played a musician in which of the following movies? | School of Rock | |
James Hetfield is the singer of what band? | Metallica | |
James Naismith invented what sport? | Basketball | |
Jammu and Kashmir is disputed by what countries? | Pakistan and India | |
Jane Goodall became famous studying what animals? | Chimpanzees | |
Jay Kay is the lead singer with which of these groups? | Jamiroquai | |
Jeju Island belongs to what country? | South Korea | |
John F. Kennedy was born in … | 1917 | |
John Fitzgerald Kennedy was killed in what city? | Dallas | |
Josip Broz, better known as ‘Tito’, lead what country? | Yugoslavia | |
Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan share a common “-stan” in their names. What is the meaning of it? | Land of | |
Keith Richards plays guitar for which venerable rock band? | Rolling Stones | |
Keith Urban became a star of what music genre? | Country | |
Kemari is one of the main predecessors of what sport? | Soccer | |
Kenya doesn’t border which of the following countries? | Morocco | |
Kharkiv and Donetsk are cities of what country? | Ukraine | |
Kiev is the capital of what country? | Ukraine | |
Kigali is the capital city of which African country? | Rwanda | |
Kinshasa is the capital of what country? | Democratic Republic of the Congo | |
Komodo Island is the part of which country? | Indonesia | |
Kowloon city, that was demolished in the 90s, was known as ‘the city of darkness’ because… | The incredible amount of piled buildings | |
Kublai Khan is the first foreign emperor of China. Where was he from? | Mongolia | |
La Española is the most populated island in America. To how many countries does it belong? | Two | |
Lake Balaton, the largest lake in central Europe, is in which country? | Hungary | |
Lake Michigan of the United States is in the territory of how many states? | Four | |
Lake Titicaca is located on the shores of what countries? | Peru and Bolivia | |
Lake Victoria is in the territory of three African countries. Which ones? | Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania | |
Lawrence of Arabia worked for what secret services? | British | |
Leaders, collaborators and responsibles of what regime were judged during the Nüremberg Trials? | German National Socialism | |
Leptospirosis is a disease caused by what? | Bacterium | |
Lesotho borders what countries? | Only South Africa | |
Leukemia is caracterized by an abnormal excess of what? | White blood cells | |
Lewis Carrol took Alice to what country? | Wonderland | |
Liberty, equality…. Which is the third term in the French Revolution motto? | Fraternity | |
Libreville is the capital of what country? | Gabon | |
Lilo, from “Lilo and Stitch”, is a big fan of which musician? | Elvis Presley | |
Lisbeth Salander is the female main character of the ‘Millenium’ saga. What did she do for a living? | Hacker | |
London is the capital of what country? | England | |
Longboard is a variety of which of the following sports? | Skateboard | |
Luis Figo was never part of which of the following teams? | Parma | |
Luke, I am your? | Father | |
Lumbricus terrestris is the scientific name of what animal? | Earthworm | |
MA is the international code for what country? | Morocco | |
MAD is the airport code for which city? | Madrid, Spain | |
Madonna was a member of what band? | Breakfast Club | |
Maldive Islands belong to what country? | They’re a country | |
Mammals came from what type of reptiles? | Therapsida | |
Managua is the capital of which country? | Nicaragua | |
Manierism is between what two art movements? | Renaissance and baroque | |
Manila is the capital of what country? | The Philippines | |
Maoist communism gave special importance to what social class? | Peasants | |
Maputo is the capital city of which African country? | Mozambique | |
Margarita Island belongs to what country? | Venezuela | |
Mariana Islands, located in Oceania, belong to what country? | United States | |
Marie Antoinette was the queen of what country? | France | |
Marie Curie is associated with what? | Radioactivity | |
Marihuana comes from which of the following plants? | Cannabis | |
Marilyn Monroe went by many names but what name did she go by when she was baptized? | Norma Jeane Baker | |
Mascots were used for the first time in which Olympic Games? | Munich 72 | |
Mayon Volcano is considered the world’s most perfect cone, where is it located? | Philippines | |
Meryl Streep is the actress that has been nominated the most for the Academy Awards. How many times? | 17 | |
Mexico City’s airport is named after whom? | Benito Juarez | |
Mexico is divided in… | States | |
Microwave ovens heat food by exciting which of the following molecules? | Water | |
Middle name of Robert Plant, former lead singer of Led Zeppelin? | Anthony | |
Mongolia borders which countries? | Russia and China | |
Monrovia is the capital of what country? | Liberia | |
More or less, which percentage of Mongolia is occupied by the Gobi desert? | A 30% | |
Morocco is a country within which continent? | Africa | |
Most of the great mountains are located in what mountain range? | Himalaya | |
Most wrinkles are due to what event? | Sun exposure | |
Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo is an organization formed during the last military government of what country? | Argentina | |
Mount Ararat is the symbol of Armenia. However, it belongs to another country nowadays. Which is it? | Turkey | |
Mount Elgon lies on which two countries’ borders? | Uganda and Kenya | |
Mount Everest is in what mountain range? | Himalaya | |
Mount Everest marks the border of what two countries? | China and Nepal | |
Mount McKinley, the highest mountain in North America, is located in what state? | Alaska | |
Mozarabic art is representative of what century? | 10th | |
Mr. Pink is the alias of a character in which Quentin Tarantion film? | Reservoir Dogs | |
Mt. Everest, the highest mountain peak of world, is situated on which young mountain range? | Great Himalayas | |
Myopia is short-sightedness. What is the opposite of myopia? | Hyperopia | |
NASA stands for? | National Aeronautics and Space Administrat | |
NL is the international code for what country? | The Netherlands | |
Nairobi is the capital of what country? | Kenya | |
Name of the cell’s organelle that is in charge of making proteins ? | Ribosome | |
Name of the plane that deployed the first Atomic Bomb? | Enola Gay | |
Name the numbers 1-5 in French | Un, Deux, Trois, Quatre, Cinq | |
Name the technique of judging a horse back rider’s skill. | Equitation | |
Nepal is north of what country? | India | |
Neuer is a soccer player from which country? | Germany | |
Neuromeans related to the what? | Brain | |
Niagara falls have common borders with how many countries? | 2 | |
Nicolas Cage and John Malkovich were offered the role of what Spider-Man villain, which went to Willem Dafoe? | Green Goblin | |
Nicosia is the capital of what country? | Cyprus | |
Nicotine stimulates the liberation of a neurotransmitter. Which one? | Acetylcholine | |
Nike was the Greek goddess of what? | Victory | |
Nimrod, Noah’s great grandson, was renowned for his skill as what? | Hunter | |
Nine people died in the Great London Beer Flood of 1814, when several vats ruptured and sent a million-gallon wave down what street? | Tottenham Court Road | |
Nouvelle Orléans is located in which US state? | Louisiana |
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