Clue Quiz

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#1. What is the insect which you can determine the temperature from listening to them? Clue: This insect shares its' name with a sport.

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Cricket, the temperature can be calculated from the time between their chirps. To get a rough estimate of the temperature in fahrenheit, count the number of chirps in 15 seconds and then add 37.

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#2. Name the only US president to serve more than 2 terms, serving 4? Clue: He died in office in 1945.

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Franklin Roosevelt, he remained in office to deal with World War II.

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#3. What is the only word in the English language with three consecutive double letters? Clue: It describes someone that keeps records.

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Bookkeeper

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#4. What country has 8 of the 10 highest mountains in the world? Clue: The Mountains are in the Himalayas mountain range.

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Nepal

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#5. What deformity is named after the country 2 brothers named Chang and Eng Bunker who lived in that country. Clue: They were born in the county now called Thailand.

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Siamese twins

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#6. What are the first three words in the beginning of the bible? Clue: The words have been read recently.

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In the beginning

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#7. What is the smallest country in the world? Clue: The head of a powerful organisation lives there.

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Vatican City

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#8. What sea animal has a prehensile tail (a tail which can wrap and hold things). Clue: This animal wraps around plants in the sea.

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Seahorse

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#9. What does the German word Luft translate to in English? Clue: Lufthansa is the national airline of Germany.

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Air

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#10. What are male whales called? Clue: Baby whales are called calves.

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Bulls

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#11. What do the interior angles of a hexagon add up to? Clue: The interior angles of a triangle add up to 180, square 360, pentagon 540.

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720 (Each time you add a side add 180 degrees).

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#12. What does FM stand for in reference to radio? Clue: AM stands for Amplitude Modulation.

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Frequency Modulation

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#13. Pluto is the second closest dwarf planet to the sun. What is the dwarf planet that is closest to the sun? Clue: It is named after the Roman god of agriculture and fertility.

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Ceres

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#14. What was the only country that became an Independent country in 2002? Clue: This country won its independence from Indonesia.

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East Timor

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#15. What lake is superior to all others when it comes to size being the world’s largest continental lake? The clue has already been given.

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Lake Superior

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#16. What is the former capital of Japan which is an anagram of the current capital of Japan? Clue: It is where a protocol was created to reduce greenhouse emissions.

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Kyoto

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#17. What material is named after Nimes, France. Clue: The first three letters in Nimes make up the last three letters of the material name.

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Denim

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#18. The name Wendy was made up in which book? Clue: You can meet the character Wendy from this book at Disney World?

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Peter Pan

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#19. The Persian phrase ‘shah mat’ means the king is dead. What common phrase is derived from ‘shah mat’? Clue: It is used in the context of a game.

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Checkmate

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#20. The company name Intel is made by combining which 2 words? Clue: Intel makes computer processors which are built into other companies' products.

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Integrated Electronics

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