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Q1. Who is Anna's sister?
A) Cinderella
B) Elsa
C) Rapunzel
Q2. What does Olaf compare his *small* carrot nose too?
A) A tiny dragon
B) A weeny baby unicorn
C) A cute little reindeer
Q3. Who says this quote? - I like to consider myself a love expert -
A) Anna
B) Kristoff
C) Olaf

Frozen

182 played - 12 yrs ago

This is just a little frozen quiz aimed at my friend Carlton. : )

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Q1. When was this colony of penguins discovered?
A) 1998
B) Recently
C) In Antarctica
Q2. What makes these penguins unlike other penguins?
A) They huddle together for warmth.
B) They walk funny.
C) They fly.
Q3. How many miles do they fly for the winter?
A) A thousand miles
B) Six thousand miles
C) Thousands of miles

BBC Penguins

143 played - 15 yrs ago

Watch the Youtube video "BBC Penguins" and respond to the following questions.

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Q1. Do snakes have bones?
A) No
B) Yes
Q2. Can snakes go up trees?
A) No
B) Yes
Q3. What are snakes classified as?
A) Reptiles
B) Amphibians

How much do you know about snakes?

148 played - 17 yrs ago

It is about snakes. I am going to make it as easy as I can.

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Q1. Which of the following statements is correct?
A) The Son of God is created.
B) The Holy Spirit proceeds from the Father and the Son.
C) The three Persons of the Holy Trinity are one divine Being.
D) The divine Being is separated in three.
Q2. Which of the following statements is false?
A) Christ is the Son of God made man.
B) Christ is born of the Theotokos.
C) Christ has two natures : human and divine.
D) Christ is half man, half God.
Q3. Which of these feasts celebrates the manifestation of the Holy Trinity?
A) Epiphany.
B) Pascha.
C) Ascension.
D) Pentecost.

How well do you know Orthodoxy?

6 played - 7 yrs ago

Many people in the world are Orthodox Christians. But how well do you know Orthodoxy? See if you have listened well in church!

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Q1. What is the name of the thunder phobia?
A) Astraphobia
B) Haptophobia
C) Tocophobia
Q2. In Les Malheurs de Sophie , how many children does Madame de Fleurville have?
A) 1
B) 2
C) 3
Q3. Which famous jazz musician was nicknamed Satchmo?
A) Sidney Bechet
B) Miles Davis
C) Louis Armstrong

General culture supreme! (3)

105 played - 1 yr ago

Will you rise to the challenge? Good luck!

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Q1. To which duet do we owe the 1987 song La-bas?
A) Marc Lavoine
Q2. In which French region is the Bas-Rhin department located?
A) Hauts-de-France
B) Bourgogne-Franche-Comte
C) Grand Est
Q3. What is Philippe Bas's job?
A) Dancer
B) Singer
C) Actor

General culture aims low!

57 played - 1 yr ago

General knowledge questions on the word "bas". Good luck!

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Q1. This blue circle represents...
A) The diameter of Marie Antoinette's wedding dress
B) The location of a sinister old tower cum prison
C) A classic French street game involving throwing a baguette
D) A world war one lookout tower
Q2. Here we can see a zappy pic of...
A) An entrance to the Louvre
B) A side door of the Sorbonne
C) An entrance to the International University
D) An entrance to international student residences
Q3. This spooky standing stone is...
A) In Parc Montsouris and linked to longitude
B) In the Tuileries and linked to astronomy
C) In Parc Monceau and linked to latitude
D) In private grounds at the Moulin Blute-Fin as a folly

Sab's Fun 'Paris Photo Quiz' No. 1

68 played - 15 yrs ago

Test your knowledge of quirky Paris with Sab from 'Paris If You Please' (.com)!

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Q1. Which is the largest cricket stadium in the world?
A) Eden Gardens
B) Melbourne Cricket Ground
C) Sardar Patel Stadium
Q2. Which is the largest Peninsula in the world?
A) India
B) Arabian
C) Canada
Q3. Major part of Nile river is passing through which country?
A) Egypt
B) Ethiopia,
C) South Sudan

General knowledge

40 played - 5 yrs ago

Students this quiz will help you in quiz competition and improve your knowledge

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Q1. In which country is the Krk bridge found ?
A) In Slovenia
B) In croatia
C) In Norway
Q2. In what year was the Edict of Nantes signed ?
A) 1600
B) 1598
C) 1592
Q3. Who is Gabriel García Márquez ?
A) A writer
B) A painter
C) Composer

General culture

4 played - 5 yrs ago

Test your knowledge !

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Q1. What kind of snake is this?
A) Cottonmouth
B) Hognose
C) Copperhead
D) Watersnake
Q2. What kind of snake is this?
A) Cottonmouth
B) Hognose
C) Copperhead
D) Watersnake
Q3. What kind of snake is this?
A) Cottonmouth
B) Hognose
C) Copperhead
D) Watersnake

Native Snakes

87 played - 11 yrs ago

Match the native snakes with their names.

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Q1. Which of the following suffixes means "inflammation"?
A) -osis
B) -iasis
C) -trophy
D) -itis
Q2. The abbreviation for the word diagnosis is :
A) DG
B) Diag
C) D
D) Dx
Q3. Which of the following prefixes is matched correctly with its meaning?
A) Antero/back
B) Peri/around
C) Endo/over`
D) Hypo/above

National Certification Exam (4)

48 played - 9 yrs ago

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Q1. When was Jesse born?
A) 2nd November
B) 21st December
C) 1st August
D) 9th January
Q2. What does Jesse like to play?
A) Rolblox
B) Minecraft
C) Skate 3
D) Panda Pop
Q3. What is Jesse's favorite show?
A) Henry Danger
B) SpongeBob
C) The Thundermans
D) Crashletes

Do you know Jessetheironminecart?

9 played - 10 yrs ago

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Q1. Identify this Picture
A) Houses of Parliament
B) Tower of London
C) Buckingham Palace
Q2. Identify this Picture
A) Harrods
B) Greenwich Observatory
C) Buckingham Palace
Q3. Identify this Picture
A) London Dungeon
B) London Eye
C) London Bridge

Touristic Places in London

315 played - 15 yrs ago

Let's learn things and many places about London.

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Q1. What are the three branches of the separation of powers?
A) Legislature, executive and judiciary
B) Legislature, government and court system
C) US, UK and France
D) UK, Prime Minister and Cabinet
E) Ministers, executive and oil companies
Q2. What should there be between these branches?
A) Excessive power
B) Clear demarcation of powers
C) Abuse of power
D) Powers vested in each other
E) Strong constitutional basis
Q3. What case is an example of a check between one branch onto the other?
A) Factortame
B) Burmah Oil
C) Vauxhall Estates Ltd
D) Thoburn v Sunderland City Council
E) Case 6/64, Costa

Separation of Powers

558 played - 14 yrs ago

A quiz about the classical doctrine of the separation of powers.

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Q1. Which case held that once the defendant had raised the issue that the killing was an accident it was…
A) Woolmington v DPP
B) McNaughten
C) R v Edwards
D) R v Hunt
E) Public Prosecutor v Yuaraj
Q2. What percentage of Crown Court statutes departed from Woolmington according to Ashworth & Blake (1996)?
A) 1%
B) 40%
C) 19%
D) 96%
E) 35%
Q3. Who must prove insanity?
A) Nobody
B) The defendant but it is only an evidential burden
C) Party alleging insanity
D) Prosecution
E) The judge

Burden of Proof - 2

1 played - 11 yrs ago

This quiz relates to answers to be given to the question : If Woolmington v DPP (1935) established a fundamental principle…

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