What is the most populous country that James Bond has never visited in a movie?
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Interesting Question of the Day – 31 August 2015
This is the corner of Bedford & Grove in New York City.
Name one of the fictional characters who lived there.
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Interesting Question of the Day – 19 August 2015
The equator splits the world into two equal halves, but the majority of people live in the northern hemisphere.
Where is the world’s “population equator”? (i.e. To the nearest degree of latitude, what line would have an equal number of people living north and south of it?)
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Interesting Question of the Day – 7 August 2015
There are only two countries in the world that are double landlocked. (That is, landlocked, and bordered only by other countries that are also landlocked, with no coastline on an open sea.) What are they?
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Interesting Question of the Day – 5 August 2015
The three most common street names in America are all numbers. What are they in the correct order?
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Interesting Question of the Day – 27 July 2015
Why does the Eiffel Tower lean on some days?
It’s not because of the wind, but it is weather related.
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Interesting Question of the Day – 6 July 2015
Peachtree City just outside of Atlanta, Georgia is renowned for what mode of transport.
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Interesting Question of the Day – 26 June 2015
The official name of what structure was the “Anti-Fascist Protective Rampart”?
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Interesting Question of the Day – 22 June 2015
There are a series of petrol stations across Scandinavia with a name made up of one letter and one number.
They are owned by the state oil company of a country that produces a lot of oil. What country is that? (The one letter and one number combination sounds like that country when said together.)
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Interesting Question of the Day – 8 June 2015
What is the most populous country in the world that contains only one vowel?
Not one type of vowel, one vowel in TOTAL.
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