General Knowledge trivia questions
7652 multiple-choice General Knowledge trivia questions with four options and the answer.
- Which of these cats could appear and disappear at will?
- Who is Mother Gooses cat in the self-titled newspaper comic strip?
- Which two cats are the main characters in the Lillian Jackson Braun series?
- Who was the most villainous cat in the film Cats and Dogs?
- Who is the crime-solving cat hero of the Rita Mae Brown books?
- Name the cat hero described in Shirley Rousseau Murphys books?
- Who is the cat detective in the Carole Nelson Douglas series set in Las Vegas?
- Which famous cat made a guest appearance in the films Shrek 2 and Shrek 3?
- In which story do we meet Grizabella the Glamour Cat?
- In which film did Pywackett appear?
- What was name of the evil cat in Disneys version of Cinderella?
- Name the first cartoon cat that was created for the screen.
- Which cat is the advertising mascot for the 9Lives cat food?
- What was the name of the cat that belonged to Topper in Thorne Smiths fiction?
- Which of the following characters made their debut in Old Possums Book of Practical Cats?
- This law says that if things can go wrong, they jolly well will!
- In every hierarchy each employee tends to rise to the level of his or her incompetence. What name do we give to this phenomenon?
- In the sophisticated industry of integrated circuits, what does Moores Law say?
- There is always an easy answer to every human problem - neat, plausible and wrong. What sharp and witty American writer made this observation?
- This is a ground-breaking law of linguistics first formulated in 1822. It highlights in a most intriguing way how European languages may have evolved since ancient times.
- Work expands to fill the time available for its completion. Under what name is this law known?
- Youve been working on a job for quite a while and achieved a lot. But now fatigue has set in and you find that despite your best efforts, youre no longer getting the same high level of results. This effect is neatly expressed in which law?
- Political leaders all too often engage in misguided undertakings in the hope of recapturing popular support. Not infrequently this backfires and popularity ratings tumble. This is a simple example of which of the following laws?
- This is the age of most non-synthetic diamonds.
- It was the largest rough diamond ever found, weighing in at 3 106 carats.
- A pure diamond is colorless, but extremely rare. This is the color shade that most diamonds have.
- This is the original name of the famous Taylor - Burton diamond, sold for $1,050,000 at an auction.
- This is the name of the elongated diamond cut with pointed ends.
- At the 2003 MTV music awards these two stars wore diamond necklaces with their initials.
- Gemologists use eleven grades to define clarity. This grade means there are no inclusions or surface blemishes under 10x magnification.