Q 01/05
A) Fermat's Last Theorem
B) The Riemann Hypothesis
C) Goldbach's Conjecture
D) The Poincaré Conjecture
Answer · why
Fermat's Last Theorem had resisted every attempt for three and a half centuries, and a flaw found in Wiles's argument within months took him and Richa...
Q 02/05
A) AMD already owned the 586 name
B) It had five processing cores
C) Numbers can't be trademarked
D) Customers found numbers confusing
Answer · why
Numbers can't be trademarked, a judge had ruled when Intel lost a 1991 dispute over '386', so the company hired Lexicon Branding to coin a word instea...
Q 03/05
A) A string of seven digits
B) An unpronounceable symbol
C) His mother's maiden surname
D) A single Roman numeral
Answer · why
An unpronounceable symbol became his name in protest at Warner's insistence on releasing his backlog slowly, leaving the press to call him 'The Artist...
Q 04/05
A) Roland Rat
B) Zig and Zag
C) Gordon the Gopher
D) Mr Blobby
Answer · why
Mr Blobby began as a prank, a fake children's TV star used to fool celebrities in the show's 'Gotcha' segment, before his single spent three weeks at ...
Q 05/05
A) The Grand National
B) The Cheltenham Gold Cup
C) The Epsom Derby
D) The King George VI Chase
Answer · why
The Grand National's 'race that never was' saw Esha Ness cross the line first in the second-fastest time ever recorded, while bookmakers refunded an e...
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