One answer, three questions (Questions only)

1. Three questions, one answer: a) What British city on the North Sea is known as the Granite City? b) Which city is served by Dyce airport? c) Which Scottish city is nicknamed “Granite City”

2. Three questions, one answer: a) What was the name of the on-line black market found in the dark web which was shut down by the FBI in 2013? b) What name has been given to the so called road that once connected ancient China and Rome? c) What was the name of an ancient road, linking China with the West running through Afghanistan and the Middle East, used by Marco Polo to travel to China?

3. Three questions, one answer: a) Uluru national park contains which famous rock? b) What huge monolith found in the Northern Territory, Australia is sacred to the aborigines? c) Known to the Australian aborigines as Ulluru, what is the monolith better known as to the 50,000 visitors who flock to see it annually?

4. Three questions, one answer: a) Osteoporosis is a weakness and brittleness of what? b) What is kept in an Ossarium? c) Caries Refer to Decay in What?

5. Three questions, one answer: a) Where could you spend your Gourde? b) The Dominican Republic shares an island with which other country? c) Which is the only French-speaking republic in the Americas?

6. Three questions, one answer: a) Fernando Henrique Cardosa became which South American?s countries president in 1995? b) Which country of the world has the largest population of Catholics (around 130 million of them)? c) Which national football (soccer) team is sometimes nicknamed "Pentacampeoes"?

7. Three questions, one answer: a) Les Demoiselles d'Avignon, Weeping Woman and Guernica are famous paintings by which modern artist? b) Which artist painted Guernica after the attack on that city during the Spanish Civil War? c) Which famous person had the middle names: "Diego Jos? Francisco de Paula Juan Nepomuceno Mar?a de los Remedios Cipriano de la Sant?sima Trinidad Martyr Patricio Clito Ruiz y"?

8. Three questions, one answer: a) Longyearbyen is the northernmost settlement in the world with a permanent population. It is the administrative centre of an archipelago belonging to which country? b) Three quarters of ABBA came from which Sweden, one of them came from another country, which? c) Gjetost is the national cheese of which country?