Question: Which one of these does not appear in Maslow's 'Esteem' category of needs?
Answer: Marriage

Question: Which one of these does not appear in Maslow's 'Safety' category of needs?
Answer: Weaponry

Question: Which one of these does not appear in Maslow's 'Biological & Physiological' category of needs?
Answer: Money

Question: Which one of these does not appear in Maslow's 'Belongingness and Love' category of needs?
Answer: Punishment

Question: The highest-order need added/interpreted/implied within Maslow's 'Hierarchy of Needs' is?
Answer: Transcendence

Question: Our understanding of which one of these is not generally assisted by Maslow's 'Hierarchy of Needs' theory?
Answer: Purchasing

Question: Put these 'needs' in low-to-high order according to Maslow's 'Hierarchy of Needs' theory?
Answer: Sleep; Law; Affection; Achievement; Personal growth

Question: The Latin prefix 'dino' (as in dinosaur) means?
Answer: Terrible

Question: Approximately how much Francium (the rarest metal on the planet) exists on Earth?
Answer: Less than an ounce

Question: Argan oil, chiefly from Morocco, used in cooking and cosmetics, is extracted from a?
Answer: Tree nut

Question: Mocha is coffee with added?
Answer: Chocolate

Question: A 'cricket box' is a?
Answer: Batsman's groin protector

Question: The area of a circle with a radius of 56.5cms is approximately how many square metres?
Answer: 1

Question: Italian clothier Emilio Ceccato redesigned/provided the traditional striped shirts in 2016 for?
Answer: Venice's gondoliers

Question: The dermis and cutis are parts of the human?
Answer: Skin

Question: The largest theme park in Europe, subject to approval 2016, is planned by Paramount in?
Answer: Dartford

Question: The standard spoken English accent of the UK, abbreviated to 'RP', traditionally used by BBC newsreaders, the Royal Family and 'upper class' is fully called '(What?) Pronunciation'?
Answer: Received

Question: Volvic, Evian, Perrier and San Pellegrino are famous brands of?
Answer: Bottled water

Question: The Arabic word 'al' (AL) roughly translates in English to mean?
Answer: The

Question: What is a pullover, a New US state, a UK channel island and knitted fabric first produced there?
Answer: Jersey

Question: What once world-leading social networking website was bought by Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation for $580m in 2005, and sold to Specific Media Group and Justin Timberlake for $35m in 2011?
Answer: Myspace

Question: Pranayama refers generally to what aspect of yoga?
Answer: Breathing

Question: A 'short corner' or 'penalty corner' features in?
Answer: Field hockey

Question: Swedish amateur jockey Helena Stahl controversially did what to her horse after it was put down due to injury in 2015?
Answer: Ate it

Question: The word pyjamas (US pajamas) originated from?
Answer: Bengali/Persian 'leg garment'

Question: Jana Gana Mana is, since 1950, the national anthem of?
Answer: India

Question: What single digit whole number is the cube root of 64?
Answer: 4

Question: The internationally significant UK organizations PRS and PPL which merged in 2016 operate in which sector?
Answer: Music

Question: The saying which alludes to a character in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and to the intoxicating effects of a trade glue is 'Mad as a (What?)'?
Answer: Hatter

Question: The 13th century legend of Lady Godiva, riding naked on horseback in Coventry to save townsfolk from her husband's taxes, featured/originated the notion of a voyeur called 'Peeping (Who?)'?
Answer: Tom

Question: Paper thickness is generally measured/shown as GSM (e.g., 80, 90, etc), standing for what?
Answer: Grams per Square Metre

Question: St Andrews, Cypress Point, Augusta, and Muirfield are famous?
Answer: Golf courses

Question: The inventor/first trapeze artist (Paris 1859) who also originated the eponymously named clothing was Jules?
Answer: Leotard

Question: Shakespeare's romantic tragedy written c1598 is called 'Much Ado about (What?)'?
Answer: Nothing

Question: The Anglicized-Latin court term 'in camera' means proceedings are?
Answer: In private

Question: Paramount and CBS Studios went to court in 2016 to enforce rights over what fictional language when the fan-funded Axanar company sought to produce a prequel to a popular 1966-founded franchise set originally in the 23rd century?
Answer: Klingon

Question: 'Pulse fishing' - an increasingly common modern alternative to deep sea beam-trawling - uses?
Answer: Electric shocks

Question: Which one of these is not a type of joint in the human body?
Answer: Dovetail

Question: The web 'error' code 404 means?
Answer: Not found

Question: A famous sports car named after Argentina's hot dusty North wind, is the?
Answer: Zonda

Question: A ship/plane's side-to-side turning movement is called?
Answer: Yaw

Question: On a QWERTY keyboard the backslash (\) shares the key with the?
Answer: Vertical bar

Question: What metal has the lowest boiling point?
Answer: Mercury

Question: What is half of three-eighths?
Answer: Three-sixteenths

Question: The photocopying technology called Xerography is named from Greek 'xero' meaning?
Answer: Dry

Question: A zuchetto, from Italian zucca, pumpkin, rather like the Jewish kippah/yarmulke, is a?
Answer: Cleric's cap

Question: The 404 telephone dialling area code belongs to?
Answer: Atlanta (Georgia USA)

Question: A scimitar (pronounced 'simmitar') is a?
Answer: Curved sword

Question: In 1852 American Elisha Graves Otis produced the first successful (eponymously branded) safety?
Answer: Elevator

Question: What is 12.5% of 8?
Answer: 1

Question: The 1940s originating term 'Latchkey child/kid' refers to a child who is often?
Answer: Home alone

Question: An oubliette, which has a top opening for access, is a?
Answer: Dungeon

Question: What is a musical note time value/symbol, a voice tremble, and a brand of cheese snacks?
Answer: Quaver

Question: The famous bazouki instrumental dance music which speeds up is called Zorba the?
Answer: Greek

Question: The Japanese 'chūkanabe' (Chinese pot) is known popularly in Western/Chinese culture as a?
Answer: Wok

Question: The unstressed vowel sound 'uh' usually represented by 'a' or 'e' (in 'ago', and 'a cat' or 'open') is called a?
Answer: Schwa

Question: According to the rainbow/light spectrum mnemonic (memory aid), Richard Of York Gave (What?) In Vain?
Answer: Battle

Question: Formed 1950 and dissolved 1990, the Stasi was the secret police of?
Answer: East Germany

Question: Sepals and Tepals are decorative protective elements of many old?
Answer: Flowers

Question: What human organ makes four new words when prefixing Head, Diver, Flint and Tight?
Answer: Skin

Question: Aurizon, VicTrack, Brookfield and John Holland are/were major railway operators of?
Answer: Australia

Question: A plantar wart or myrmecia is better known as a?
Answer: Veruca

Question: The famous USA electronics brand, alluding to its 1921 wireless origins, which collapsed in 2015 is?
Answer: RadioShack

Question: The Fountain of Neptune, Bologna, Italy, inspired which famous sports car logo?
Answer: Maserati

Question: A popular old English idiom refers to a suspicious or dubious situation being?
Answer: Fishy

Question: What common typographical symbol's name is taken from Greek 'little star'?
Answer: Asterisk

Question: The iconic symbol of Kathmandu is in Nepal; Iraq; France; or the Lord of the Rings?
Answer: Nepal

Question: Haemophilia is the human tendency for prolonged?
Answer: Bleeding

Question: Teutonic generally historically refers to people of which characteristic?
Answer: Germanic

Question: In the Russian alphabet and Cyrillic script the 'English' 3 symbol equates to?
Answer: Z

Question: Flared trousers were originated in the early 1800s by?
Answer: Sailors

Question: The Hang Seng is Hong Kong's?
Answer: Stock market index

Question: The Soviet Union dissolution of 1991 created how many independent states?
Answer: 15