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Who painted the iconic artwork 'The Starry Night'?

The Starry Night Painting By Vincent Van Gogh Post-Impressionism

Vittore Carpaccio
Vermeer
Vasily Kandinsky
Vincent van Gogh

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Not quite.

In sports, what does the V in MVP represent?

Venerable
Versatile
Valid
Valuable

Sensational!

Nope, sorry. 😢

Which type of animal is known for its long, hinged fangs and venom?

Vulture
Vampire squid
Vole
Viper

Woohoo! 🥳

Doh! 🤬

Which word refers to a blade or rod attached to a rotating axis, typically pushed by wind or water, that forms part of a larger machine?

Vein
Vane
Vain

Bullseye!

Doh! 🤬

Which city is the capital of Seychelles?

Victoria
Vientiane
Vaduz
Vienna

Fabulous!

That was incorrect.

Which one of the following words does NOT have a meaning relating it to an area green with vegetation?

Vertigo
Verdure
Verdurous
Verdant

Boom! Nailed it! 👊

Doh! 🤬

Pho is a rice noodle soup from which country?

Vatican City
Vietnam
Virgin Islands
Venezuela

Right on! 👊

That was incorrect.

What element does 'V' represent on the periodic table?

Vibranium
Vanadium

Outstanding!

Not quite.

Made of rice and seafood and/or meat, the hearty dish known as paella was born in what city?

Vientiane
Verona
Valencia
Vaduz

Fabulous!

That was incorrect.

Beethoven, Brahms and Mozart all lived in this European city. What is it?

Vienna
Venice
Vilnius
Valencia

Yay!

Not quite right. 😢

The home of the Pope and the smallest independent state in the world is?

Victoria
Verona
Vancouver
Vatican City

Spot on! 🥳

Nope, sorry. 😢

What is Santa's only reindeer whose name begins with a V?

Vicky
Victor
Veronica
Vixen

That's right!

Doh! 🤬

Which city served as the setting for Shakespeare's 'Romeo and Juliet'?

Vienna
Verona
Vatican City
Venice

Brilliant! 👍

That was incorrect.

In mathematics, what name is given to a quantity with both magnitude and direction?

Variable
Volume
Vector
Velocity

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Uh-oh. That was incorrect. 😔

Cassava, celeriac, and parsnip are types of what?

Vanilla
Vitamins
Veal
Vegetables

That's great!

Not quite.

What company is associated with the slogan "everywhere you want to be"?

Vodafone
Volkswagen
Vans
Visa

Hooray! 🥳

I'm afraid that wasn't it. 😔

The Rialto Bridge is one of the most recognizable sites in Europe. In which city can it be found?

Rialto Bridge at Grand Canal, Venice, Italy

Verona
Vatican City
Vilnius
Venice

Slay!

Having difficulty with this one?

Cinder cones, composite and shield are all types of what?

Vehicles
Viruses
Volcanoes
Valleys

Good work!

Hmm, I don't think so. 😔

The name of this nation means "little Venice" in Spanish. It became the world's first oil-exporting nation in the 1930s. What is it?

Vanuatu
Virgin Islands
Venezuela
Vatican City

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Can you guess which of the following words is NOT associated with the color green?

Vermilion
Verde
Verdurous
Verdant

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Hmm, I don't think so. 😔

Who is the main antagonist in the Harry Potter series?

Viktor Krum
Voldemort
Vincent Crabbe
Vernon Dursley

Fantastic! 🥳

Not quite.

Which famous volcano destroyed Pompeii in AD 79?

Vulsini
Villarrica
Veniaminof
Vesuvius

Way to go!

That was incorrect.

Which country was formerly known as New Hebrides?

Venezuela
Vatican City
Virgin Islands
Vanuatu

Absolutely right! 👍

Uh-oh. That was incorrect. 😔

Stalingrad was the former name of which city?

Vaduz
Valletta
Volgograd
Vilnius

You're doing great!

Nope, sorry. 😢

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Who painted the iconic artwork 'The Starry Night'?

In sports, what does the V in MVP represent?

Which type of animal is known for its long, hinged fangs and venom?

Which word refers to a blade or rod attached to a rotating axis, typically pushed by wind or water, that forms part of a larger machine?

Which city is the capital of Seychelles?

Which one of the following words does NOT have a meaning relating it to an area green with vegetation?

Pho is a rice noodle soup from which country?

What element does 'V' represent on the periodic table?

Made of rice and seafood and/or meat, the hearty dish known as paella was born in what city?

Beethoven, Brahms and Mozart all lived in this European city. What is it?

The home of the Pope and the smallest independent state in the world is?

What is Santa's only reindeer whose name begins with a V?

Which city served as the setting for Shakespeare's 'Romeo and Juliet'?

In mathematics, what name is given to a quantity with both magnitude and direction?

Cassava, celeriac, and parsnip are types of what?

What company is associated with the slogan "everywhere you want to be"?

The Rialto Bridge is one of the most recognizable sites in Europe. In which city can it be found?

Cinder cones, composite and shield are all types of what?

The name of this nation means "little Venice" in Spanish. It became the world's first oil-exporting nation in the 1930s. What is it?

Can you guess which of the following words is NOT associated with the color green?

Who is the main antagonist in the Harry Potter series?

Which famous volcano destroyed Pompeii in AD 79?

Which country was formerly known as New Hebrides?

Stalingrad was the former name of which city?

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