Q1
How many wives did King Henry the 8th have.
A3
B5
C6
AnswerC6 marriages although 3 were annulled by the Church of England so 3 but only if you’re a practicing anglican
Q 2
How many wives did King Henry the 7th have?
Answer
One bonus 1000 Elizabeth of York.
Q3
Elvis typically performed how may encores?
A 0. B1. C 3
Answer A-0 Elvis never did encores
Q4
How old is the table fork? Pick a century between one and ten
Answer..the personal table fork was most likely invented in the Eastern Roman (Byzantine) Empire, where they were in common use by the 4th century.
Q5,
How many eyelids do camels have?
Answer, 3
Q6
How many Bananas would you have to eat to equal the radiation in a typical chest Xray
A, 70
B 7000
C 70,000
Answer C 70-000 bananas.
Q7
Last week we learned that on average we wee for 21 seconds.
This weeks question is, What is the world record for the longest pee.
The World Record for the longest pee is 508 seconds.
That's almost 8.5 minutes. However I could not get confirmation of this fact plus there’s a lot of other dubious claims down this particular rabbit hole so the answer is inconclusive and question seven is cancelled.
Q8
How many ATM’s are there in Antarctica?
Answer 2, run by Wells Fargo .
Q9
Which is wider, Australia or the moon?
Australia is wider than the moon. But only just.
Australia's diameter is 600km wider than the moon's. The moon sits at 3400km in diameter, while Australia's diameter from east to west is almost 4000km.
Q10
And finally an easy one
What is the longest word in English with all the letters in alphabetical order.
Answer ‘Almost'
Q11 what’s more dangerous vending machines or sharks?
Answer vending machines.
From Google: The yearly risk in the U.S. of dying from a shark bite is roughly 1 in 250 million. In contrast, the yearly risk of dying from a vending machine accident is roughly 1 in 112 million. Vending machines are roughly twice as deadly as sharks.
Q12
True or false, it’s illegal to sleep naked in Minnesota
True
Q13
why do divers fall backwards out of the boat?
Answer ;Because if they fell forwards, they would still be in the boat.
Q14
What’s older Sharks or trees?
Answer, sharks.
Q15
the last gold medal for the tug of war in the Olympics was won by..
A; The City of London police
B; The Belgians
C; The French Navy.
Answer, A; The City of London police
Q16
What is a Flaneur?
Answer. someone who walks around not doing anything in particular but watching people and society.
Q17
If you clap your hands once, wait one second, and clap again, thanks to the earth's motion in space, you traveled approximately how many miles between the two claps.
A 30k miles
B 40K miles
C 90K miles
Answer 30k miles
Q 18
Can anyone here tell me anything about the Hanging of the Hartlepool monkey. Hartlepool is on the Welsh coast and this was said to have happened in the early 19 century.
Legend has it that during the Napoleonic Wars of the early 19th century, a shipwrecked monkey was hanged by the people of Hartlepool, believing him to be a French spy! To this day, people from Hartlepool are affectionately known as ‘monkey hangers’.
A French ship was spotted floundering and sinking off the Hartlepool coast. Suspicious of enemy ships and nervous of possible invasion, the good folk of Hartlepool rushed down to the beach, where amongst the wreckage of the ship they found the only survivor, the ship’s monkey which was apparently dressed in a miniature military-style uniform.
Hartlepool is a long way from France and most of the populace had never met, or even seen, a Frenchman. Some satirical cartoons of the time pictured the French as monkey-like creatures with tails and claws, so perhaps the locals could be forgiven for deciding that the monkey, in its uniform, must be a Frenchman, and a French spy at that. There was a trial to ascertain whether the monkey was guilty of spying or not; however, not unsurprisingly, the monkey was unable to answer any of the court’s questions and was found guilty. The townsfolk then dragged him into the town square and hanged him.
There could perhaps be a darker side to the tale – maybe they didn’t actually hang a ‘monkey’ but a small boy or ‘powder-monkey’. Small boys were employed on warships of this time to prime the canons with gunpowder and were known as ‘powder-monkeys’.
Q19
What is the most abundant species of animal on earth?
Nematodes outnumber every other species on earth by a 5:1 margin there are 57 billion nematodes for every single human being.
Q20
What is a tittle? And how is it part of the alphabet?
Answer The little dot on lower case i’s and j’s is called a tittle.
21
Which is longer, the wingspan of a Boeing 747, or the first flight of the Wright brothers?
Answer. The Boeing 747 wing-span (195 feet) is longer than the Wright Brothers first flight of 120ft.
Q22
What unusual shape is Wombat poo
Answer Cubed.
Q23
Question: Which Disney Princess sings “Once Upon a Dream”?
Answer: Aurora (Sleeping Beauty).
Q24
Question: Which Disney Princess attended Elsa’s coronation day in Arendelle?
Answer: Rapunzel.
Q25
Question: Who serves a Pinocchio’s conscience?
Answer: Jiminy Cricket.
Q26
Question: Who said: “Fish are friends not food”?
Answer: Bruce.
Q27
Question: Quasimodo was the bell-ringer of which famous cathedral?
Answer: Notre Dame.
Q28
Question: Dory from finding nemo suffers from what?
Answer: Short-term memory loss.
Q29
Which Disney princess appeared on our screens first? Cinderella, Snow White, or Aurora?
Snow White
Q30
Which character in Moana said: "If you wear a dress and have an animal sidekick, you're a princess.”?
Answer
Maui
