general knowledge quiz

Miramax, named after their parents Miriam and Max

Hard, aromatic seed of the fruit of an East Indian tree, Myristica fragrans.

 nutmeg

 Newcastle united and England player scored  brilliant goal v argentina in 98 world cup

Michael Owen


A temple usually associated with Buddhism.

 pagoda

 An extremely distant, and thus old, celestial object whose power output is several thousand times that of our entire galaxy.

quasar

A golf competition held every two years, was a UK vs US thing but now is a Europe vs US thing

rider cup

  the tarot equivalent of spades

B+ Whiteknight, can't give ya an A as it is Ryder. 


Sword

The branch of geology studying the folding and faulting of the earth's crust .

Is that tectonics? as in plate tectonics? (if I'm wrong, ask me again soon, I'm about to start my geology class next week lol)

A nitrogen base found in RNA but not DNA.

adenine-uracil



What Olympic sport prohibits the wearing of a beard?

clever dick ayoubob    lolol i knew that was only testing ya lololol

clever dick ayoubob    lolol i knew that was only testing ya lololol

OK you get an A+ for good use of those smileys.

Lissy if the answer you are expecting is boxing, then you need to re-compose a question.

The answer to KDVirgo's question should begin with an U and your question should seek an answer beginning with V.

Okay then,  nitrogen base found in RNA but not DNA is Uracil. 


Please vapulate my last question and allow this one:

Whats the first name of the art deco architect that designed the Lambeaux Sculpture Pavillion, located in Brussels?

vapulate - nice one. Can't say I ever heard that one before.

Victor Horta

Scotland's most famous hero, has a monument dedicated to him in Stirling.

 william wallace

 David Duchovny's most famous tv show

The X-Files (ha nearly typed x-factor  )

The Shwedagon Pagoda is located in this city (the new name).