Trivia questions

What name connects the winning horses, the Chase at Haydock on the 18th of August 1948 and palace gate Jack at Haydock on the 6th of October 1994?

Who was the first prime minister when the state of Israel was proclaimed in 1948?

A Muslim known as a Hafiz, what would that indicate or tell you about him?

True or False?

Thirteen days disappeared when the UK adopted the Gregorian Calendar~ T /F?

An apple, onion and potato all taste the same ~ T /F?

There are in excess of 15,000 different kinds of rice ~ T /F?

Trivia assortment

The Chilean capital of Santiago is named after which saint?

The song, 'being Alive' comes from which Sondheim musical?

Questions IV

Which famous speech began 'At long last I am able to say a few words of my own'?

(a) Gettysburg Address (b) Kennedy's Berlin speech (c) Edward VIII's abdication

Questions III

Complete the saying: 'If you don't ask you don't ... ?

What duo had an 80s hit with Edge of Heaven? 

Which King of the Huns had a brother called Bleda?

What 2001 Disney film is subtitled The Lost Empire?

Which Italian cheese is made from the whey of Mozzarella?

How many minutes are there in two-thirds of an hour?

Which 60s rock musical was written by Rado and Ragni?

In Norse myth, Thrudheim is the realm of which god?

Questions II

Which US pop star had a hit with I'm a Slave 4 U?

What's the highest rank in the British peerage? 

What is a baby badger called? 

Which Hindu god is known as the preserver? 

Milton calls what place one great furnace in Paradise Lost?

A baseball innings ends with how many players are out? 

The aria Nessun Dorma is usually sung in what language?

Questions

What butter substitute comes from the Greek for pearl?

It's All Coming Back to me Now was a hit for which French Canadian singer?

Nils Bohlin developed the three-point seatbelt for which Swedish car company?

A bit of an animal

The Exodus