Film & TV·hard
In Hong Kong cinema, what does the term 'Category III' refer to?Adult-rated films with explicit content✓ correct
Low-budget independent productions
Cantonese language films
Direct-to-video releases
hong kong cinemafilm ratingsgeneral knowledge
History·hard
How many years did the Hundred Years' War actually last?general knowledgehistorymedievalwarfare
Science·hard
Which constellation contains the brightest star visible from Earth?Canis Major✓ correct
Orion
Ursa Major
Andromeda
general knowledgescienceastronomystars
Geography·easy
What is the primary language spoken in Egypt?Arabic✓ correct
Coptic
French
English
africageneral knowledgegeographylanguage
History·hard
In which year did Mahatma Gandhi lead the Salt March?1930✓ correct
1920
1940
1915
general knowledgehistoryindiaindependence
Science·medium
What is the only metal that is liquid at room temperature?Mercury✓ correct
Gallium
Francium
Cesium
general knowledgesciencechemistryelements
Science·easy
How many chambers does a human heart have?general knowledgescienceanatomyhuman body
Science·hard
What percentage of the human brain is water?general knowledgesciencebiologyhuman body
Geography·medium
In which country would you find Dracula's alleged castle, Bran Castle?Romania✓ correct
Hungary
Serbia
Bulgaria
general knowledgegeographycastleslandmarks
Food & Drink·easy
Which country is the largest producer of coffee beans?Brazil✓ correct
Vietnam
Colombia
Indonesia
general knowledgefood drinkcoffeeagriculture
Science·hard
What is the rarest blood type among humans?Rh-null✓ correct
O negative
AB positive
A negative
general knowledgesciencemedicinebiology
History·easy
Which ancient Egyptian queen famously allied with Julius Caesar and Mark Antony?Cleopatra✓ correct
Nefertiti
Hatshepsut
Ankhesenamun
general knowledgehistoryancient egyptrulers
History·hard
In which year did the Gutenberg printing press revolutionize book production?1440✓ correct
1492
1350
1520
general knowledgehistorytechnologyprinting
Science·easy
Which gas makes up approximately 21% of Earth's atmosphere?Oxygen✓ correct
Nitrogen
Carbon dioxide
Helium
general knowledgescienceatmospheregases
Geography·easy
What is the smallest country in the world by land area?Vatican City✓ correct
Monaco
Liechtenstein
San Marino
general knowledgegeographycountriesworld records
Arts & Literature·hard
Which philosopher wrote 'A Treatise of Human Nature'?David Hume✓ correct
John Locke
Thomas Hobbes
Immanuel Kant
general knowledgephilosophyscottish enlightenmentepistemology
Geography·hard
Which Scandinavian country does not border the Baltic Sea?Norway✓ correct
Sweden
Denmark
Lithuania
general knowledgegeographyscandinaviaborders
Science·easy
What is the chemical symbol for potassium?general knowledgechemistryperiodic tableelements
Arts & Literature·easy
In Greek mythology, who is the king of the gods?Zeus✓ correct
Hades
Poseidon
Apollo
general knowledgemythologyancient greecegods
History·hard
Which British mathematician is credited with inventing calculus alongside Leibniz?Isaac Newton✓ correct
John Wallis
James Gregory
Brook Taylor
general knowledgemathematicshistory of sciencebritish scientists
History·medium
In which year did the Soviet Union collapse?1991✓ correct
1989
1993
1987
general knowledgecold warsoviet uniongeopolitics
Geography·easy
What is the capital of New Zealand?Wellington✓ correct
Auckland
Christchurch
Hamilton
general knowledgegeographycapitalsoceania
Science·medium
Which element is the most abundant in Earth's atmosphere?Nitrogen✓ correct
Oxygen
Argon
Carbon dioxide
general knowledgechemistryatmosphereelements
Music·easy
How many strings does a standard guitar have?general knowledgemusical instrumentsguitarmusic
Geography·medium
What is the deepest ocean trench on Earth?Mariana Trench✓ correct
Tonga Trench
Philippine Trench
Kuril-Kamchatka Trench
general knowledgeoceansgeographyextreme locations
Arts & Literature·medium
Which Russian author wrote 'Crime and Punishment'?Fyodor Dostoevsky✓ correct
Leo Tolstoy
Ivan Turgenev
Nikolai Gogol
general knowledgeliteraturerussian authorsclassic novels
Geography·medium
What is the second most populous country in the world?India✓ correct
United States
Indonesia
Pakistan
general knowledgepopulationdemographycountries
Geography·medium
Which country is home to the majority of the world's remaining Sumatran orangutans?Indonesia✓ correct
Malaysia
Thailand
Papua New Guinea
general knowledgewildlifeendangered speciesasia
General Knowledge·medium
How many minutes are in a full week?10080✓ correct
8640
14400
20160
general knowledgemathematicstimecalculation
General Knowledge·easy
In which year did the first iPhone launch?2007✓ correct
2005
2008
2009
general knowledgetechnologyappleinnovation
History·medium
Which treaty ended World War I?Treaty of Versailles✓ correct
Treaty of Paris
Treaty of Madrid
Treaty of Vienna
general knowledgehistoryworld war itreaties
Science·hard
What is the only mammal capable of true flight?Bat✓ correct
Flying squirrel
Flying lemur
Flying fish
general knowledgebiologyanimalsmammals
Science·medium
Which scientist formulated the laws of motion and universal gravitation?Isaac Newton✓ correct
Galileo Galilei
Johannes Kepler
Nicolaus Copernicus
general knowledgesciencephysicsscientists
Geography·hard
What is the name of the longest mountain range in the world?Mid-Ocean Ridge✓ correct
Rocky Mountains
Andes Mountains
Himalayas
general knowledgegeographymountainsearth
Science·medium
What is the largest internal organ in the human body?Liver✓ correct
Brain
Heart
Stomach
general knowledgeanatomyhuman bodybiology
Music·medium
Which composer was deaf when he wrote his most famous symphonies?Ludwig van Beethoven✓ correct
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
George Friedrich Händel
Frederic Chopin
classicalcomposergeneral knowledgemusic
Food & Drink·easy
What is the main ingredient in guacamole?Avocado✓ correct
Lime
Cilantro
Jalapeño
general knowledgefoodcuisinemexico
Geography·easy
Which country is home to the Statue of Liberty?United States✓ correct
France
Canada
Mexico
general knowledgegeographylandmarksunited states
Science·medium
How many bones are in the adult human body?general knowledgeanatomyhuman bodybiology
Geography·easy
Which Italian city is built on canals?Venice✓ correct
Florence
Milan
Naples
general knowledgegeographyitalycities