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Questions by pjh2
Pub quiz question
6581
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
What is the more common name for a car engine using the Otto cycle?
Answer:
A:
Four stroke
Categories:
Science (6)
Language (6)
Pub quiz question
6580
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
What area of South London housed the Royal Observatory until 1948?
Answer:
A:
Greenwich
Categories:
Geography (3)
London, UK (3)
1940s (3)
Physics (3)
Astronomy (3)
Pub quiz question
6579
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
What astronomical aid takes its name from the Greek words for 'far seeing?'
Answer:
A:
Telescope
Categories:
Astronomy (3)
Language (3)
Physics (3)
Pub quiz question
6578
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
Which 16th/17th century Italian with the initials GG make improvements to the telescope and is known as the father of modern astronomy?
Answer:
A:
Galileo Galilei
Categories:
Astronomy (4)
Physics (4)
Pub quiz question
6577
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
Which American astronomer gave his name to a telescope launched into space in 1990?
Answer:
A:
Edwin Hubble
Categories:
Astronomy (5)
Physics (5)
Names (5)
Pub quiz question
6576
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
What simple telescope magnifies the view of distant objects through lenses mounted in a tube and viewed directly through the eyepiece?
Answer:
A:
Refracting telescope
Categories:
Astronomy (5)
Physics (7)
Pub quiz question
6575
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
What simple telescope magnifies the view of distance objects by gathering light on curved mirrors?
Answer:
A:
Reflecting telescope
Categories:
Astronomy (5)
Physics (5)
Pub quiz question
6574
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
Which natural fabric becomes denim?
Answer:
A:
Cotton
Categories:
Nature (2)
Pub quiz question
6573
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
What fibre producing plant is attacked by the boll weevil?
Answer:
A:
Cotton
Categories:
Nature (6)
Pub quiz question
6572
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
Which registered brand name is now used for the cotton swabs invented in 1923 by Leo Gerstenzang?
Answer:
A:
Q-Tips
Categories:
Business (3)
Pub quiz question
6571
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
What gin was patented by Eli Whitney in 1749?
Answer:
A:
Cotton gin
Notes:
*:
Not a drink - 'gin' is short for machine
Categories:
Business (7)
Pub quiz question
6570
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
What is the modern brand name for the bathroom accessories originally called 'Baby Gays?'
Answer:
A:
Q-Tips
Categories:
Business (8)
Names (8)
Pub quiz question
6569
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
What is your shirt made from if the fibre was produced by the gossypium shrub?
Answer:
A:
Cotton
Categories:
Nature (7)
Pub quiz question
6568
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
What element with the symbol C occurs in all organic life?
Answer:
A:
Carbon
Categories:
Chemistry (2)
Pub quiz question
6567
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
Which element with the symbol I is found in seawater and has a name based on the Greek for violet?
Answer:
A:
Iodine
Categories:
Chemistry (4)
Pub quiz question
6566
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
What is the second-lightest element, often used for inflating ballons?
Answer:
A:
Helium
Categories:
Chemistry (4)
Pub quiz question
6565
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
What element was discovered in 1898 by Pierre and Marie Curie?
Answer:
A:
Radium
Categories:
Chemistry (5)
Pub quiz question
6564
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
What radioactive element was used in the Fat Boy bomb dropped on Nagaski, but in in the Little Boy dropped on Hiroshima?
Answer:
A:
Plutonium
Categories:
Chemistry (7)
Pub quiz question
6563
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
What element has the chemical symbol K?
Answer:
A:
Potassium
Categories:
Chemistry (7)
Pub quiz question
6562
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
What does E stand for in relation to food additive E-numbers?
Answer:
A:
European
Categories:
Language (4)
Acronyms/Abbreviations (4)
Science (4)
Pub quiz question
6561
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
What does MSG stand for if it is listed on a food package with the number E621?
Answer:
A:
Monosodium glutamate
Categories:
Science (4)
Food (4)
Pub quiz question
6560
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
What is the purpose of E numbers 950-967 which include lactitol, aspartame and sucralose?
Answer:
A:
Sweetners
Categories:
Science (4)
Food (4)
Pub quiz question
6559
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
What is the purpose of E number 200-299 which include sorbic acid and sodium nitrate?
Answer:
A:
Preservatives
Categories:
Science (5)
Food (5)
Pub quiz question
6558
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
What colour is added to food by E numbers 100-109?
Answer:
A:
Yellow
Categories:
Science (9)
Food (9)
Pub quiz question
6557
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
What has been pumped into your food pack if it has an E number between 930-949?
Answer:
A:
Gas
Notes:
*:
Argon, nitrogen, oxygen, butane etc.
Categories:
Science (9)
Food (9)
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