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Daily Quiz #1225

General Knowledge Quiz for Saturday, 26 May 2012

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Q1. Who personifies the USA?

A
Uncle Scrooge
B
Uncle Vanya
C
Uncle Ben
D
Uncle Sam
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Q2. What was the most recognisable feature of Moshe Dayan, who from 1953 to 1958 was the Chief of Staff of the Israel Defence Forces?

A
Bowler hat
B
Black eye patch
C
Grey beard
D
White scarf
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Q3. Which country set up the "Committee on Public Information" from April 1917 to June 1919 to run a propaganda campaign, and told citizens to seek out spies, which led to the creation of "patriotic organizations"?

Note: This question was updated in September 2022
A
Great Britain
B
Germany
C
USA
D
France
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Q4. In the British series of "The Office", the character of Gareth is played by which actor?

A
Mackenzie Crook
B
Ricky Gervais
C
Stephen Merchant
D
Martin Freeman
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Q5. "Spondulicks" is another word for what?

A
Tonsils
B
Cards
C
Money
D
Soap powder
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Q6. What does the organisation "FEGUIFUT" administer?

A
Aid to victims of tsunamis and earthquakes
B
Export fruit sales from New Zealand
C
The setting of quotas for ivory exports from South Africa
D
Footbal (soccer) in Equatorial Guinea
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Q7. What science is concerned with the development of an embryo from the fertilization of the ovum to the foetus stage?

A
Ethnology
B
Entomology
C
Etymology
D
Embryology
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