Quiz Questions 3

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A round that rewards lateral thinking. Adding every visible digit on a clock face, identifying an object from its twelve pentagons and twenty hexagons, and naming the only single-colour national flag.

Anatomy, film soundtracks and a nursery rhyme fill out the rest.

  1. If all the visible digits on a standard clock face are added together, what figure would you get?
  2. What has 12 pentagonal faces and 20 hexagonal faces?
  3. Where is urine produced?
  4. The song 'I don't want to miss a thing' featured in which hit movie?
  5. What is the only national flag in the world to feature only one colour and no detail?
  6. Which mountain range is Ben Nevis in?
  7. In which famous nursery rhyme does the dog run away with the spoon?
  8. What type of pastry is used to make profiteroles?
  9. What year was the League of Nations formed?
  10. What did the United States hand over to Panama in 1977?
  11. 60 decibals would be equivalent to?
  12. Which ball is worth three points in snooker?
  13. The Panzer, Panther and Tiger are all types of what?
  14. Who did the United States purchase Alaska from?
  15. What is the centre of an earthquake called?
  16. The logo for Heineken incorporates a red what?
  17. What 'T' was Galileo Galilei recognized for greatly improving?
  18. Which war involved a wooden horse?
  19. Who directed 'The War of the Worlds' movie released in 2005?
  20. What is the capital of New South Wales, Australia?