Friday night pub quiz: Test your general knowledge with these 20 questions - July 22
Get your friends together and show off your general knowledge skills by answering these 20 questions. We've got a range of subjects covered, from history to pop culture, so grab a drink and put your thinking caps on.
Why not play against friends and family and see who gets the best scores? Let us know if you can get top marks in the comments section below. If you've enjoyed it come back next week for another quiz. Question -1 of 20 Score -0 of 0 In what year was the first-ever Wimbledon Championship held? Next question Thanks for taking part in this quiz You scored Replay quiz Itching for some more brain teasers? Try some of our other quizzes:
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