Twenty questions leaning towards science and geography — the largest country in North America by land, what the Sun is mostly made of, and the hardest substance the human body produces.
Music and medicine balance it out, with a Take That solo album from 1996 and the clinical name for whooping cough. A reasonable mid-evening round once teams have settled.
- What is the largest country in North America by land?
- What type of instrument is the corporation Fender famous for producing?
- The Sun is composed of approximately 28 percent what?
- Which member of Take That released a album called 'Green Man' in 1996?
- Pertussis is more commonly known as which childhood bacterial disease?
- Which is the hardest mineral substance found in the human body?
- What is the name of the 3rd tallest volcanic structure on Earth?
- Until 2010, which pop band did Nicole Scherzinger belong to?
- What word beginning with the letter J describes a medieval contest between two knights on horseback?
- Which continent does Greenland belong to?
- What is an escargot?
- In the game Twister, what colour are the spots on the mat?
- Which currency is used in India?
- Hanukkah is a Jewish holiday that occurs during which month of the year?
- What would a numismatist collect?
- What year was the Euro introduced?
- What type of fish is a Sockeye?
- What type of teeth are used for grinding food?
- What was the colour of play-doh when it first went on sale?
- What is the name of the male actor who plays Phil Mitchell in the soap opera 'Eastenders'?