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  1. 301.

    What period marked the popularity of the cloche hat?

    • A15t century
    • B1970s
    • C18th century
    • D1920s
    Answer: 1920s
  2. 302.

    Which of the following cheeses is a hard cheese?

    • AFormaggio di capra
    • BLyonnais
    • CLa Vache Qui Rit
    • DEmmental
    Answer: Emmental
  3. 303.

    What does the name of the herb dandelion mean in French?

    • ALions mane
    • BLions head
    • CLions heart
    • DLions tooth
    Answer: Lions tooth
  4. 304.

    This is a protein complex produced by the bacterium, Clostridium botulinum. It contains a toxin that causes food poisoning. However, when injected in small doses it smoothens existing lines and wrinkles.

    • ADopamnine
    • BBotox
    • CCreatine
    • DBo-Hylurox
    Answer: Botox
  5. 305.

    In which part of the world was coffee first prepared as a beverage?

    • AChina
    • BEthiopia
    • CColombia
    • DPeru
    Answer: Ethiopia
  6. 306.

    In the 1920s, this fashion designer popularized the little black dress - a short evening or cocktail dress.

    • ACharles Frederick Worth
    • BChristian Dior
    • CCoco Chanel
    • DVivienne Westwood
    Answer: Coco Chanel
  7. 307.

    The word absinthe comes from ancient Greek and means this.

    • AUndrinkable
    • BMagical
    • CHallucinogenic
    • DTasty
    Answer: Undrinkable
  8. 308.

    This board game, first published by the Milton Bradley Company in 1931, derived from a guessing paper and pencil game, and has also a one-person puzzle version.

    • ABattleship
    • BTitan
    • CLiu po
    • DStratego
    Answer: Battleship
  9. 309.

    The consumption of ginger is contraindicated in cases of this medical condition.

    • AKidney stones
    • BDiarrhea
    • CPregnancy
    • DGallstones
    Answer: Gallstones
  10. 310.

    What vitamin are lychee fruits rich in?

    • AVitamin C
    • BVitamin D
    • CVitamin E
    • DVitamin A
    Answer: Vitamin C
  11. 311.

    Popcorn is flavored with salt, butter, sugar, dried spices and many other condiments. In this country they even serve it with vinegar.

    • ASweden
    • BFrance
    • CBelgium
    • DItaly
    Answer: Sweden
  12. 312.

    In what country did the hat called ushanka originate?

    • ARussia
    • BPoland
    • CCanada
    • DChina
    Answer: Russia
  13. 313.

    This zodiac sign is ruled by Mercury. People born under it often change their mind. They are also known as being tender and caring.

    • AAquarius
    • BGemini
    • CLibra
    • DLeo
    Answer: Gemini
  14. 314.

    In a game of Pinochle, what is the second highest ranking card?

    • ATen
    • BAce
    • CKing
    • DNine
    Answer: Ten
  15. 315.

    In what country was the Chihuahua cheese created?

    • ASpain
    • BArgentina
    • CMexico
    • DPortugal
    Answer: Mexico
  16. 316.

    Which of these ingredients is not used in the preparation of the Chinese dish called Ants climbing a tree?

    • AGarlic
    • BMeat
    • CNoodles
    • DFish
    Answer: Fish
  17. 317.

    The mall in this city has its own 400-meter ski slope.

    • ADenver
    • BEdmonton
    • COslo
    • DDubai
    Answer: Dubai
  18. 318.

    The alcohol content is very high in absinthe. It can be as high as this %.

    • A65 %
    • B85 %
    • C95 %
    • D75 %
    Answer: 85 %
  19. 319.

    What type of oil is used for the preparation of the bread variety called Tiger bread?

    • AAlmond oil
    • BSesame oil
    • COlive oil
    • DPalm
    Answer: Sesame oil
  20. 320.

    Assuming there are no wildcards, which of the following hands would win a four-handed game of poker?

    • AAce of diamonds, five of hearts, four of clubs, three of hearts, two of spades
    • BSix of diamonds, five of spades, four of hearts, three of spades, two of clubs
    • CFive of clubs, five of diamonds, jack of hearts, jack of clubs, jack of spades
    • DTen of hearts, queen of diamonds, ten of clubs, queen of clubs, queen of spades
    Answer: Ten of hearts, queen of diamonds, ten of clubs, queen of clubs, queen of spades
  21. 321.

    Due to the shape of its fruits, Aztecs called this tree Ahuacuatl, which meant testicle tree.

    • AApple
    • BPear
    • CAvocado
    • DBanana
    Answer: Avocado
  22. 322.

    How many calories does one biscuit from Popeyes have?

    • A280
    • B260
    • C220
    • D240
    Answer: 240
  23. 323.

    The Arabian dish Manakish is very similar to this very popular Italian food.

    • APizza
    • BLasagna
    • CSpaghetti
    • DRavioli
    Answer: Pizza
  24. 324.

    In the card game Texas hold em, the last community card to hit the table is referred to as what?

    • AFourth street
    • BThe river
    • CThe turn
    • DThe flop
    Answer: The river
  25. 325.

    Which dress sizes are for those 5 2 - 5 3 tall, with an average bust but a shorter back?

    • AMiss Petite sizes
    • BHalf sizes
    • CMisses sizes
    • DWomens sizes
    Answer: Miss Petite sizes
  26. 326.

    The Framingham Heart Study concluded that moderate drinkers were 50 % less likely to die from coronary diseases than this group of people.

    • ADrug addicts
    • BStressed persons
    • CNon drinkers
    • DHeavy drinkers
    Answer: Non drinkers
  27. 327.

    Studies have shown that this plant, known as Camellia sinensis, contains a chemical that boosts bodily defense systems. It also contains small quantities of caffeine and tannins that mildly energise the body and mind.

    • ATea
    • BCoffee
    • CWine
    • DFruit juice
    Answer: Tea
  28. 328.

    How many groups are the twelve signs arranged in?

    • A1 groups of 12
    • B4 groups of 3
    • C3 groups of 4
    • D2 groups of 6
    Answer: 4 groups of 3
  29. 329.

    What does the name of the popular Indonesian dish Mie goreng mean?

    • ACrawling snakes
    • BFried noodles
    • CHair tuft
    • DGreen mixture
    Answer: Fried noodles
  30. 330.

    What type of soup is the popular Italian soup Minestrone?

    • AVegetable soup
    • BFish soup
    • CLamb soup
    • DCold soup
    Answer: Vegetable soup
  31. 331.

    This garment, which replaced the corset, is constructed of elasticized fabric and usually fastened by hook and eye closures.

    • ABoxers
    • BCamisole
    • CBrassiere
    • DGirdle
    Answer: Girdle
  32. 332.

    With a Latin name of Capsicum, this American vegetable has been known to the western hemisphere for a very long time. According to experts there is evidence it has been consumed since 7500 BC.

    • AOnion
    • BPear
    • CChili Pepper
    • DParsley
    Answer: Chili Pepper
  33. 333.

    Garlic worsens which of these medical conditions?

    • AIntestinal worms
    • BHypertension
    • CStomach ulcer
    • DDiabetes
    Answer: Stomach ulcer
  34. 334.

    Mascarpone is a vegetarian Italian cheese, traditionally included in the recipe for what layered dessert?

    • AAebleflaesk
    • BTiramisu
    • CSemlor
    • DPepparkakor
    Answer: Tiramisu
  35. 335.

    This spirit is distilled from a fermented mash containing no less than 51% corn or maize in addition to wheat, rye and malted barley.

    • AWelsh whiskey
    • BScotch
    • CBourbon
    • DCanadian whisky
    Answer: Bourbon
  36. 336.

    What kind of food is the traditional South African meal Sosatie?

    • AMeatballs
    • BSkewered meat
    • CCheese
    • DSeafood soup
    Answer: Skewered meat
  37. 337.

    Is it true that root beer comes in two forms: alcoholic and soft drink?

    • AYes
    • BNo
    Answer: Yes
  38. 338.

    Airag is a Turkish semi-soft cheese made from what milk?

    • ACow milk
    • BYak milk
    • CGoat milk
    • DMare milk
    Answer: Mare milk
  39. 339.

    Champagne is usually served in a champagne flute at what temperature?

    • A10 to 12 °C
    • B7 to 9 °C
    • C13 to 15 °C
    • D1 to 5 °C
    Answer: 7 to 9 °C
  40. 340.

    North Americans believed these were poisonous until 1820, when Colonel Robert Gibbon Johnson disproved that myth during a public demonstration on the courthouse steps in Salem, NJ. They were imported from Mexico to Europe in the middle of 16th century.

    • ATomatoes
    • BStrawberries
    • CCherries
    • DPeppers
    Answer: Tomatoes
  41. 341.

    The song, Blue Suede Shoes, which is generally associated with Elvis Presley, had a massive chart success in the 1950s. Who wrote the song?

    • ABarbara Pittman
    • BJohnny Cash
    • CBuddy Holly
    • DCarl Perkins
    Answer: Carl Perkins
  42. 342.

    Which of these foods is generally poached in white wine?

    • AEggs
    • BFish
    • CFruit
    • DPoultry
    Answer: Fish
  43. 343.

    The name of the popular tile game, Dominoes, often considered to be the modern descendant of the dice, originated from which of these?

    • AThe name of the town it was created in
    • BChinese word for tiles
    • CDomino masks
    • DDomino parties
    Answer: Domino masks
  44. 344.

    Which if the following is not among the 12 standard tokens used in Monopoly?

    • AA kettle
    • BAn iron
    • CA top hat
    • DAn old shoe
    Answer: A kettle
  45. 345.

    Which ingredient for bread hurts the leavening (rising) ability?

    • Aflour
    • Bsalt
    • Cwater
    • Dsugar
    Answer: salt
  46. 346.

    The active ingredient of absinthe is thujone. It is chemically similar to this psychoactive substance. Scientists also believe that thujone and this substance affect the same brain receptors.

    • ABeta-phenylethylamine
    • BCodeine Phosphate
    • COpium
    • DTetrahydrocannabinol
    Answer: Tetrahydrocannabinol
  47. 347.

    Which of the following brands of beer is not German and is manufactured in an Asian country?

    • AKirin
    • BHolsten
    • CJever
    • DVeltins
    Answer: Kirin
  48. 348.

    The juice of what fruit is used for the preparation of the Cosmopolitan cocktail?

    • AStrawberry
    • BCranberry
    • CPeach
    • DRaspberry
    Answer: Cranberry
  49. 349.

    In 1970, Elio Fiorucci showed designer jeans for the first time in which city?

    • ANew York
    • BParis
    • CMilan
    • DRome
    Answer: Milan
  50. 350.

    The first written reference of Blackjack can be found in a short story by this world-famous author.

    • AMark Twain
    • BHans Christian Anderson
    • CMiguel de Cervantes
    • DVictor Hugo
    Answer: Miguel de Cervantes

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