Published: Saturday 25th July 2026A free General Knowledge quiz for those who enjoy a more challenging quiz.
In computing terms that does "DDoS" stand for?Distributed Denial of Service.
Which radio DJ was the co-founder of Time Out magazine?Bob Harris.
The Andaman sea is a branch of which ocean?Indian.
Which comedian provided the voice for Zazu in Disney's original "The Lion King"?Rowan Atkinson.
Which songs with "Black" in the title were UK top twenty hits for the following artists, [a] Horst Jankowski, (1965), [b] Bob and Marcia (1970), [c] Doves (2005), [d] Soundgarden (1994) and [e] Little Mix (2015)?[a] "A Walk in the Black Forest", reached no 3, [b] "Young, Gifted and Black", no 5, [c] "Black and White Town", no 6, [d] "Black Hole Sun", no 12 and [e] "Black Magic", no 1.
Who was US President at the outbreak of World War 2?Franklin D Roosevelt.
Gaborone is the capital of which African country?Botswana.
Who was the lead singer of Led Zeppelin?Robert Plant.
As at 2026, which bowler has taken the most wickets in Ashes test matches?Shane Warne (195).
Which Star Trek actor's autobiography was entitled "Up To Now"?William Shatner.
Which games console was introduced by Nintendo in 2006?Nintendo Wii.
What was the title of Tinie Tempah first UK number one as a solo artist?"Pass Out".
Which team were runners up in the 2026 ICC Men's T20 World Cup?New Zealand.
What is the fourth book of the Bible?Numbers.
When was the first Nobel Prize in Chemistry awarded?1901
From which port did the Spanish Armada set sail from in May 1588?Lisbon.
In the "Harry Potter" stories who was Harry's godfather?Sirius Black.
Which THREE US States border North Dakota?Montana, Minnesota and South Dakota.
At the opening of the TV sitcom "Porridge" how many years has Fletcher been sentenced for?Five years.
Who in 1957 became the first British solo artist to top the UK album charts?Tommy Steele.
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