General Knowledge

By what name is the Pont Saint-Bénézet better known?

What are the only two mammals that lay eggs?

In what year was the first email sent?

What is the longest bridge in France?

In which ocean is Reunion Island located?

Who were the French goal scorers in the 1998 World Cup final?

In Victor Hugo's Les Misérables, what name does Jean Valjean use when he arrives in Montreuil-sur-Mer?

In the animated film The Aristocats, what is the name of the cat to whom Adélaïde de Bonnefamille bequeathed her fortune?

Who was Alexander the Great's tutor?

What river flows under the Pont d'Avignon?

During the Cold War, what was the name of the checkpoint on Friedrichstraße between West Berlin and East Berlin?

In which country did ministers hold a cabinet meeting underwater in 2009?

How many Tours de France does Lance Armstrong have to his name?

Which monuments did tightrope walker Philippe Petit illegally connect by walking on a wire in 1974?

What is Stanley Ipkiss's (Jim Carrey) profession in The Mask?

What is the currency in Finland?

Who directed the National Bank of Cuba between 1959 and 1961?

What fruit, pureed, is added to champagne to make a Bellini?

What is the motto of Belgium?

From which country did Marco Polo bring back the principle of spaghetti manufacturing?

What competition has the Europa League replaced since 2009?

To whom is the phrase "Paris is worth a mass" attributed?

Which animal is associated with the rooster in an expression meaning to jump from one unrelated topic to another?

Which macropod is called "red" in the species that constitutes the largest living marsupial? It is endemic to Australian fauna.

How many "Seconds of Summer" are there in the name of an Australian band formed in 2011, known for 'Youngblood' and 'Teeth'?

Which territory belonging to the United Kingdom is located south of the Iberian Peninsula?

What is the name of the device, which could be a simple tree trunk in its most basic version, used during sieges to break down fortification walls or gates?

Which female first name is associated with the term "kiss" in an expression used during a game of pétanque when the final score is 13-0?