general knowledge quiz

Echinacea

Symbol for the most abundant element in the universe...(from the periodic table)

Echinacea

Symbol for the most abundant element in the universe...(from the periodic table)

Hey Hollyberry your question was an F question. This one runs alphabetically. 
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Still working on.....

Diablo?

Nope wrong end of the state...Dunsmuir (I only know this from doing welfare fraud investigations where we had someone claiming benefits in both counties at the same time...needless to say when I got done he owed lots of money and did lots of jail time  )

Hey Hollyberry your question was an F question. This one runs alphabetically. 
Want to do another question? Cheers

Damn, I knew I'd screw this up, somehow.  It is supposed to be an F question, but apparently I'm mis-remembering my science class. 

Alright, so the symbol for Iron. 

Sorry y'all!  I'll get it right next time 

Fe

G: village in Scotland renown for English elopers

Gretna Green

H:  he marched war elephants through the alps.

Accordingly you're not an American (in the non geographical sense) so we forgive ya. 
Don't step away. Give us some Q's about maple syrup providers. 

Aw, thanks! 

Gretna Green

H:  he marched war elephants through the alps.

Hannibal?

I: Egyptian patron saint of women, mothers and children.

Isis

J: Mississippi state capital - NO GOOGLING THIS ONE!! 

Putting my hand in the fire: Jackson? I hope I am right! 

K: another name for timpani

Kettle drum

L:  butler for the Addams family

Lurch   


M: The thing that separates radio station call signs in the US. i.e. KLOX vs WLOX

Mississippi River

N:  a non-government charity in the UK

Woodlily, do you mean a specific charity or another word for a charity?

Common UK terms ar Third Sector, Voluntary Sector, Voluntary and Community Sector, etc.whereas, non profit is the term used more often in North America. Nothing starting with N that I can think of.

Help, please!   

Mapleleafgirl--thanks for the charity information.  The answer is a specific charity which would fall into one of the voluntary categories.  Here's a hint--


It's purpose is to protect and open to the public 350 historic houses, gardens and ancient monuments.

National Trust.

O: Shakespeare character who commits suicide by drowning.