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Interesting Questions, Facts, and Information

    U - V

    What was the name of the pet wolfhound of English Queen, Anne Boleyn?This Quiz Was Made For 'U' (Ikabud)

      Urian. The poor pooch was beheaded along with its owner.

    What the acronym VISTA stands for?Letter Round: V (Spartan)

      Volunteers in Service to America.

    What is the capital of Uzbekistan?This Quiz Was Made For 'U' (Ikabud)

      Tashkent. The official language of Uzbekistan is Uzbek, and its currency is the Som.

    What female name means, 'the unknown', in Greek?This Quiz Was Made For 'U' (Ikabud)

      Uriana. Ulani, means lighthearted in Hawaiian, Ursula, is Latin for female bear, and Uta, means fortunate maid of battle in German.

    What famous structure is Danish-born architect, Jorn Utzon best known for designing?This Quiz Was Made For 'U' (Ikabud)

      The Sydney Opera House. The distinctive opera house opened in 1973.

    What does the acronym VHS stand for?Letter Round: V (Spartan)

      Video Home System.

    What 1992 film won the Oscar for Best Picture, Best Director and Best Supporting Actor?This Quiz Was Made For 'U' (Ikabud)

      'Unforgiven'. Clint Eastwood directed and also starred in this western, which featured a wonderful cast, that included, Gene Hackman, Morgan Freeman and Richard Harris.

    Undershaft was the last name of the title character in which George Bernard Shaw play?This Quiz Was Made For 'U' (Ikabud)

      'Major Barbara'. The great dramatist was born in Dublin in 1856.

    Ullage is a term used in winemaking. What does it mean?This Quiz Was Made For 'U' (Ikabud)

      The unfilled space in a bottle or barrel. Dating back to the fifteenth century, the term originated from Middle English, ulage, and from Middle French eullage.

    This nuclear submarine sank, with 99 people on board, south west of the Azores, on May 22, 1968. What was its name?This Quiz Was Made For 'U' (Ikabud)

      U.S.S. Scorpion. The Thresher, also a nuclear sub, sank off the coast of New England. The Triton, was the first submarine to circumnavigate the globe while submerged, and the Williamsburg was the presidential yacht used by Harry Truman.

    This band was formed in London in 1974, and released albums titled, 'Rage in Eden', 'Quartet' and 'Lament'. What were they called?This Quiz Was Made For 'U' (Ikabud)

      Ultravox. Although they had a series of successful albums in the U.K. only 1982's 'Quartet' made an impact in the U.S.

    There are six official languages of the United Nations. They are English, French, Chinese, Spanish and what other two?This Quiz Was Made For 'U' (Ikabud)

      Arabic and Russian. The name 'United Nations' was coined by U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt.

Frequently Asked Questions about U - V

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    • Which U.S. president was nicknamed "Ike"? ( goto )


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    • When was Baha'u'laah born? ( goto )


    • Who was the first U.S. President to smoke? ( goto )


    • What U.S. golfer is known as “DL3"? ( goto )


    • Are there any mammals that begin with the letter 'U'? ( goto )


    • Is the Federal Reserve a branch of the U.S. government? ( goto )


    • Which is the largest U.S. National Park? ( goto )


    • How is 'functional literacy' defined in terms of reading-age in the U.S. and the U.K.? ( goto )


    • What author was appointed U.S. Ambassador to Spain in 1842? ( goto )


    • Where does the U. S. Rank by total population? ( goto )


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    • What U.S. president was first to pardon a turkey? ( goto )


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    • Where was the first atomic electrical plant in the U.S.? ( goto )


    • What foreign monarch was issued a U.S. patent in 1989? ( goto )


    • What state of the U.S. has the smallest latitude? ( goto )


    • What are the eight U.S. Presidents born in Viginia? ( goto )


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