A general trivia round covering technology, history and geography. What USB stands for, the century Blackbeard sailed in, and which ocean basin holds the Ring of Fire.
There is a true-or-false on amphibians that catches teams answering on instinct, plus a cycling event and an African capital.
- When referring to a USB port, what do the letter USB stand for?
- During which century did Blackbeard become famous for seafaring?
- Amphibians are invertebrates?
- The Ring of Fire is located in the basin of which ocean?
- Which celebration is less commonly known as 'the eve of All Saints' Day'?
- What sport is the Keirin event associated with?
- Khartoum is the capital of which country?
- The digestive system delivers nutrients to cells via what?
- What is the time difference between London, UK and Sydney, Australia?
- What is a cosmonaut?
- Who was the first recorded European to reach the east coast of Australia?
- Which sea does the River Rhine empty into?
- By what name was Duke William of Normandy commonly known as?
- Buzz Aldrin's mother's maiden name was Moon?
- Which Shakespearean play features a character called Lysander?
- What is the largest species of penguin?
- What is the chemical symbol for magnesium on the periodic table?
- Who invented the first full scale working railway steam locomotive?
- What sports form an Olympic triathlon?
- The Bridal Veil Falls, American Falls and Canadian Horseshow make up what?