1. Who wrote 'The Canterbury Tales'?
Geoffrey Chaucer
2. What was the title of George Michael's first solo single?
Careless Whisper
3. Sarah eats 5 sweets in January, 8 in February, 11 in March, and 14 in April. If this pattern continues, how many sweets will Sarah eat in October and November, of the same year, combined?
67 sweets (32 October, 35 November)
4. Which multinational corporation developed the PlayStation?
Sony Computer Entertainment
5. What famous statue was originally named 'Liberty Enlightening the World'?
The Statue of Liberty
6. Chris Martin is lead singer of which famous British rock band?
Coldplay
7. How many countries of the world begin with the letter Z?
Two countries: Zambia and Zimbabwe
8. Maundy Thursday commemorates which final event?
The Last Supper
9. What do the letters DC stand for in the United State's capital Washington D.C.?
District of Columbia
10. Which Shakespearean play is based on the short reign of a king who was responsible for numerous deaths?
Richard III
