KBC Questions and Quiz, Multiple Choice Questions and Answers
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Question: Who was the famous actor who conceived of building a replica of Shakespeare's Globe Theatre on the South Bank of the river Thames in London?
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Correct Answer Sam Wanamaker established the Globe Playhouse Trust in 1970 to raise money to build the theatre. His drive over the following decades finally led to its opening in 1997.
Question: Which is the largest natural lake in England?
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Correct Answer Lake Windermere in the Lake District National Park is the largest natural lake in England - 12 miles long, one mile wide and 220 feet deep.
Question: In what year was the first international cricket match held?
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Correct Answer The first international cricket match was held between Canada and the USA on September 25, 1844, at the St George Cricket Club ground, Manhattan. Canada won by 23 runs.
Question: In which city's open market did Marks and Spencer's start?
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Correct Answer Michael Marks opened a stall in Kirkgate Market in Leeds in 1884. Ten years later, he teamed up with Tom Spencer and the famous company was born.
Question: How fast does the sun travel around the center of the galaxy?
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Correct Answer Although it takes more than 10,000,000 years for the sun to make one circuit of the galaxy, the galaxy is so large that it must travel at almost 150 miles/second to cover the distance in that time.
Correct Answer A brown dwarf is a star-like body that is too light to have enough density in its center to transform hydrogen into helium. It may transform lithium, beryllium, and boron that can be transformed at lower temperatures and densities. The difference between a brown dwarf and a planet is harder to define observationally. Normally, it is considered that a planet is created by the accretion of material around a star that has already formed. A brown dwarf can form independently of another star.