Mastermind book Flashcards

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In 1972 who became first Oscar winner to also have parents who both won Oscar’s?

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Liza Minnelli

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Michael Westmore and Zoltan Elek won 1985 award for Best Makeup for which film starring Cher?

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Mask

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Which 73 yo actor entertained the audience at 1991 ceremony by performing one armed press ups while collecting his Oscar for best supporting actor?

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Jack Palance

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In chess “fianchetto” is a term for the development of which piece?

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Bishop

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Who was first presenter of tv programme Question Time?

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Sir Robin Day

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Which word for building in a sports ground in which player change their clothes and store equipment comes ultimately for latin for butterfly?

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Pavilion

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Which French Revolution group got its name because it’s members sat on the highest benches in the assembly?

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Montagnards

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Whose last words to his executioner in 1794 was “show my head to the people, it is worth the trouble”

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George’s Danton

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Which civic religion did Robespierre create to replace Christianity and the cult of reason

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Supreme Being

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Which English radical was elected to represent Calais in 1793 as a Deputy to the National Assembly?

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Thomas Paine

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Which pollitical group were also known as the Brissotins after their founder Jacques-Pierre Brissot?

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Girondins

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In June 1791? The French royal family escaped from Paris, in which town were they arrested and turned back to the capital?

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Varennes

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13
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Who composed La Marseillaise

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Claude Joseph Rouget de Lisle

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The price of crude oil from which North Sea field is widely used as a benchmark in Europe and the opec countries?

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Brent

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Which hormone secreted by outer layer of the adrenal glands has been synthesised and used as an anti inflammatory agent for rheumatoid arthritis and other ailments?

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Cortisone

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Which Yorkshire and England cricketer was first bowlers to take 300 test wickets?

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Fred Trueman

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 The name of which type of ceramic comes from the Italian for cowrie shell and was used by Marco Polo to describe the pottery he saw in China?

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Porcelain

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Crude by Wally Schirra Donise all the more Cunningham which was the first man Apollo flight

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Apollo 7

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What name is given to the 4 billion year old chunk of Crystaline igneous rock that was found by Jim Irwin and brought back by Apollo 15

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Genesis rock

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What is buzz aldrin titled his autobiography after phrase used on the moon to describe the lunar landscape what was the phrase

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Magnificent desolation

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The name of which variety of pasta normally served stuffed literally means big tubes or pipes

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Cannelloni

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Which classic Bruce Springsteen song begins with the line in the day we sweat it out on the streets of a runaway American dream

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Born to run

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23
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Which of Shakespeare’s comedies has a heroine named hero

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much ado about nothing

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In the film Sylvia which poet was played by Daniel Craig who starred opposite Gwyneth Paltrow

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Ted hughes

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What is the award called that in rowing has been completed for annually since 1715 and one of the worlds oldest continuing races

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Doggett’s Coat and Badge

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26
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During the Spanish Civil War the nationalist general Vidal is credited with coining what term for a clandestine force of subversive agents

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Fifth column

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What name is given to the sleeveless out of vestment worn by priests and bishops of the Roman Catholic and some other churches were presiding at Mass or holy communion

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Chasuble

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28
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At which Olympic games did the Olympic flame first butrn throughout the three-month period of competition

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Amsterdam 1928

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29
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In Beijing in 2008 who added a cycling gold medal to the rowing silver she had one for years

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Rebeca Romero

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30
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At the Melbourne games in 1956 British gold medallist Dirk McTaggart was also ordered the Val barker of trophy given to the competitive the best style and technique in which sport

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Boxing

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31
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On which gymnastics apparatus did Nadia Comaneci achieve a perfect score of 20 points to win the gold medal in montreal

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UnEven bars

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32
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The Hungarian fencer aladar gerevich won gold medals at how many successive games

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Six

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Father and son Charles and Richard Burnell both won gold medals for Britain in 1908 in 1948 respectively in which sport

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Rowing

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34
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Italian klaus Dibiase won three consecutive gold medals in which sport from 1968 onwards at the Olympics

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Diving

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35
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Who were the surprise gold medallists in the first women’s Olympic hockey tournament in Moscow in 1980

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Zimbabwe

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36
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In which sport did American Darrell pace win gold in 1976 and 1984 and team silver in 1988 Olympics

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Archery

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37
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Which French player won the women’s singles tennis gold medal at the Antwerp games of 1920 she also won six Wimbledon titles during her career

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Suzanne Lenglen

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38
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In English business law what name is given to the insolvency process whereby accompanies debts are frozen or rescue package is attempted by a person appointed by the court to take over the company

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Administration

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39
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Which small fruit that resembles an orange and originated in China can be eaten a whole as the rind is edible

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“ Kumquat

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40
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Which form of musical composition as a name derived from the past participle of the Italian verb meaning to sound

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Sonata

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41
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Which influential post impressionist artist once said that for an impressionist to paint from nature is not to paint the subject to realise sensations

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Paul Cézanne

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42
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What expression for noble the Sun comes from the Spanish sangria Azul and his thoughts of the road from the visible veins of the fair skinned aristocracy

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Blue blood

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43
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In which city of London institution is based at 10 Paternoster Square

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London stock exchange

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44
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What is the title of the allegorical 14th century poem usually attributed to William Langland

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Piers Ploughman

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45
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The radio series the archers setting which fictional county

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Borsetshire

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46
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In 1994 the globe theatre in Shaftesbury Avenue in London was renamed in honour of which actor as well as to avoid confusion with the reconstructed Shakespearean theatre

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John Gielgud

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47
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In Julius Caesar who is described as the last of the romans

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Cassius

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48
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Printed in 1594 what is Shakespeare’s first Roman tragedy

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Titus Andronicus

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49
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In Richard the third which eight words complete the opening sentence that begins now is the winter of our discontent

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Make glorious summer by this son of York

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50
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What is the name of the tragic heroine who is final line is shall we not see these daughters and the sisters

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Cordelia

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51
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Which Shakespearean king is described as more sinned against than sinning

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King Lear

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52
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What is the only Shakespeare play with the named dog

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Two gentlemen of Verona

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53
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What is the name of the simple constable in measure for measure

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Elbow

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54
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Which play the opens at Antioch and ends in Ephesus did not appear in the 1623 Folio by William Shakespeare

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Pericles Prince of tyre

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55
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In Romeo and Juliet what is the name of Capulet’s niece with him Romeo is enamoured before he met Juliet

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Rosaleen

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56
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What animal is unknown in the west until 1869 when the French missionary Armand David obtain some furs

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Panda

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According to the Bible what is the name of the hill in Jerusalem on which the existing Jebusite fortress became David’s royal capital

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Mount Zion

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58
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Which English football team founded in 1862 claims to be the worlds oldest surviving professional football club

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Notts county

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What name is given to the plant disease caused by fungi which produce a dusty white surface particularly on leaves

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Mildew

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60
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Which album by The Rolling Stones released in 1968 includes the track sympathy for the Devil and Street fighting man

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Beggars Banquet

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Which painting by Velazquez completed in 1635 shows the symbolic handing over of the keys of a Dutch city to the Victorius Spanish army after a siege

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The surrender of Breda

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What is the most northerly of the five Great Lakes of North America

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Superior

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Which fish hatch in the Sargasso Sea the larvae turning into immature adults as they are carried by currents across the Atlantic before entering British rivers

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eels

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64
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Which impressionist is noted for his admiration of the female form said I never think I have finished a nude until I think I could pinch it

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Renoir

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Who is chairman of the British railways board from 1961 to 1965 and gave his name to the plan under which Britain’s railway mileage was substantially reduced

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Beeching

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Which word for a plan of action designed to achieve an overall aim comes from the Greek word meaning generalship

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Strategy

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What adjective meaning disdainfully superior in Manor comes from the Latin for eyebrow

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Supercilious

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68
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In which part of the body of a cuboid and cuneiform bones

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Foot

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69
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From here to eternity was a book about the experiences of servicemen in Hawaii just before the attack on Pearl Harbor and was by which author

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James Jones

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70
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Who resigned as Foreign Secretary in 1935 of the details of his pact with Pierre Laval leaked to the press

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Samuel Hoare

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The statement issued on the 25th of January 1981 by the so-called gang for announcing their intention to leave the Labour Party is known by what name

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Limehouse declaration

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72
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What was described as Balfours poodle fetches and carries for him a box for me by anybody that he says it on to David Lloyd George said this

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House of Lords

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73
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Who was appointed as Home Secretary in Tony Blair’s first cabinet in May 1997

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Jack Straw

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Who is Margaret Thatcher’s chief press secretary from shortly after the 1979 general election until a resignation in 1990

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Bernard Ingham

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Whom did Michael foot beat by 10 votes to become leader of the Labour Party in 1980

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Denis Healey

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76
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Which musical direction the noting a moderately slow tempo literally means going in Italian

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Andante

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Which play by Terence Rattigan was based on the true case of George archer she who was expelled from Osborne Naval College for petty theft

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The Winslow boy

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The popular humming chorus is from which popular opera by Puccini

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Madame butterfly

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Which town in Cornwall is the centre of the China clay industry the white spoil mounds that surround it been known locally as the Cornish Alps

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Saint Austell

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80
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Who took Bonnie Prince Charlie from Benbecula to sky disguised as a Irish made Betty Burke

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Flora MacDonald

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Cochise and Geronimo were leaders of which Native American tribe that inhabited the south-western states

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Apache

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Which 1976 record by the damned is generally regarded as the U.K.’s first punk single

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New Rose

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Which David Bowie song contains the line I’ve never done good things I’ve never done bad things

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Ashes to Ashes

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84
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Under what name the comedian Graeme Fellows also known as John Shuttleworth have a top 10 hit in 1978

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Jilted john

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Which former member of the animals produced Slades hits in the 1970s after seeing them perform at the London a club

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Chas Chandler

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86
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who. co wrote Smokey Robinson’s chart topper tears of a clown with Henry Cosby and smoky himself

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Stevie Wonder

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Queens Bohemian Rhapsody was originally released as a track on which of the vans albums

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Night at the Opera

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After the break up of Deep Purple in 1976 David Coverdale formed which group

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Whitesnake

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Between December 1975 in February 1970 8ABBA had a run of seven consecutive top three hits which of these was the only one not to top the UK charts

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Money money money

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 Which guitarist replaced Brian Jones in The Rolling Stones before leaving the group in 1974

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Mick Taylor

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The saxophone on Baker Street by Gerry Rafferty was played by which session player on the 1978 hit single

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Raphael Ravenscroft

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Which song gave Cliff Richard a number one hit in 1979 its first since congratulations in 1968

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We don’t talk anymore

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Who is first Chart entry was 2468 motorway at a top 10 hit in 1977

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Tom Robinson

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Which singer and songwriter’s debut album released in 1977 was called my aim is True

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Elvis Costello

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Which shipping forecast area lies between the Irish Sea to the north Fastnet to the west in Plymouth to the south

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Lundy

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96
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In English folklore he was Robin Hood Chaplain

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Friar Tuck

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97
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In architecture what name is used for the decorative end or ridge of the gable often in the form of a spike or bunch of leaves

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Finial

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Which of its former allies declared war Nazi Germany on the 13th of October 1943

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Italy

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99
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In his work man and Superman George Bernard Shaw claims every man over 40 as a what

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Scoundrel

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Which American boxer known as the Boston strangler was the last holder of the world heavyweight championship on the London
Prize ring bear knuckle rules

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John L Sullivan

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101
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Which American state is the petrified Forest National Park

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Arizona

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The area of what regions can be calculated using a probing gas such as nitrogen in combination with the BET isotherm? the structure of these regions could be modelled using the terrace electric Kink model

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Surfaces/interfaces

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103
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The YJE is an all woman militia formed in 2015 to protect which minority group in Kurdistan from ISIL’s genocidal attacks?

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Yazidi

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Three bridges cross the panama canal two of which are considered to carry the Pan-American Highway the bridge of the Americas at balboa and the centennial bridge over the Culebra Cut. The third bridge completed in 2019 does so near which major city seaport on the Caribbean

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Colon

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Many of the Ardent critics of Jon cages work were adherents of which method of composition, an extension of Schoenberg’s 12 Tone row in which many aspects of the composition such as rhythm or dynamics are determined by sequences

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Serialism

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106
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The formation of the “surface” kind of what quasiparticles may explain the signal boost in surface enhanced Raman spectroscopy? These quasiparticles can be conceived of as a collected excitation of a free electron gas.

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Plasmon

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107
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The main character in Kafka’s the Trial shares his first name with a Nobel Prize winner of 1980s who is known for poetry collections such as A Part of Speech and the essay collection Less Than One, what was surname of writer?

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Joseph Brodsky

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108
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Basho’s masterwork is commonly considered to be which travel diary written in haiku and prose that describes authors trip with Kawaii sora to title location? Australian author Richard Flanagan took the English title language of this work as title of 2014 Booker prize winner book/

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Narrow Road to the Deep North

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109
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Some travellers along pan American highway bypass the Darien Gap by taking the ferry from Panama City to Buenaventura in Colombia. Buenaventura is 100km away from whcih city, third largest in Colombia - after Bogotá and Medellin - and largest on pacific side of the mountains?

A

Cali

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110
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Named after a 7th century female Arabic poet; the Al Khansaa Brigade is an all woman unit of ISIL. The unit is operational in Mosul and which Syrian city serving as ISIL’s de facto capital.

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Raqqa

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111
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Which German serialist composer did seven full length operas inspired by days of the week?

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Karlheinz Stockhausen

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112
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Sky of my Childhood is a 2011 film about early life of which dictator who had Kazakh capital named after him for a period.

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Nursultan Nazarbayev

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The title character of La Dame aux Camelias by younger Dumas shares her first name with a writer who won the 1984 Prix Goncourt for the novel The Lover. But what was writer’s surname?

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(Marguerite) Duras

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Another method of probing surface structures is which microscopy technique that moves a very sharp tip across a surface and measures the deflection using a laser?

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Atomic Force Microscopy

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There is no road officially designated as the Pan American Highway in the USA however Mexico section reaches the us border at Nuevo Laredo in which Mexican state? This state on the gulf of Mexico is bordered by San Luis Potosí to the south, NUEVO LEON TO west and Texas to the north, and capital at Ciudad Victoria.

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Tamaulipas

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In Jewish traditional which future king of Israel the father of Solomon escapes from King Saul’s men because the entrance to the cave he is hiding in is covered by web spun by a spider?

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David

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Alfred Nobel later invented which explosive by dissolving nitrocellulose or gun cotton in nitroglycerin and mixing the result with wood pulp and saltpetre? This substance is as the name suggests jelly-like.

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Gelignite

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Surfaces can be studied using a form of spectroscopy that utilises what effect( where ionisation of an inner shel electron leads to internal relaxation followed by emission of another electron? This effect was independently discovered by its French namesake and Lise Meitner.

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Auger Effect

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Famously associated with John Cage, what name is given to a piano that has had its sound altered by objects placed between or on its strings or hammers? It’s invention is typically traced to Cage’s pre-war dance piece Bacchanale.

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Prepared Piano

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Gulnara Karimova was jailed for violating house arrest in 2019 after her fall from Grace following the death in 2016 of her extremely unpopular father. Which country did Karimova’s father lead from 1989 until his death?

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Uzbekistan

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Demetrius I, or Damartra, created which ancient region kingdom in Central Asia north of Hindu Kush mountain range in Afghanistan in second century BC!

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Bactria

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What is tech capital of India, home to unicorns such as Udaan, Swiggy, RazorPay?

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Bengaluru

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What fine grained igneous rock makes up 90% of all volcanic rock on earth?

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Basalt

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Claude Debussy’s Voiles, the second of his twelve Preludes for solo piano, makes extensive use of which musical scale? This scale divides the octave into six equal steps.

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Whole-tone scale

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In shia islam this term is given to descendants of Muhammad and his family considered infallible leaders. In sunny islam this term from Arabic for leader is given to person who lead prayer in mosqu?

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Imam

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Faraday’s Law states that minus the partial derivative of magnetic field with respect to time is equal to what operation on the electric field? This operation is equivalent to the cross product of del with the vector of interest.

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Curl

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127
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Because it forms from magma rich in magnesium and iron; basalt is WhT kind of igneous rock contrasted with a felsic rock?

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Mafic

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128
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Best known treatment of Faust play is mostly in rhymes verse published in two volumes 1808 and 1832. Who wrote it? Considered a polymath.

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Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

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129
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Gauss’ Law for Magnetism states the divergence of the B field is zero and therefore implies which particles do no exist? Assuming that these particles can exist allows the symmetrisation of Maxwell’s equations.

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Magnetic monopoles

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In which 1964’essay by Susan Sontag does she analyse title concept seeing it as things “good because they are awful” and involves love of artifice and exaggeration. She gives Aubrey Beardsley drawings, novels of Ronald Firbank and Ivy Compton Burnett and Swan Lake as examples.

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Notes on Camp

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131
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In October 2021, general Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan dissolved the transitional government and detained government officials in the capital of what African country?

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Sudan

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Along with Beijing and Bangalore what other city has become major tech hub in Asia? Lazada, Shopee and Garena some companies, Biopolis campus in city too witj biotechnology focus.

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Singapore

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Debussy uses whole tone scale through Voiles except for six bar passage in middle which played entirely on black keys. Black keys on piano are most famous example of what type of scale?

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Pentatonic

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What typical feature of mosque is a slender town from which Muslims are called to prayer?

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Minaret

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Which Lithuanian born American artist is considered to be founding member of Fluxus group and composed manfiesto? Work includes USA Surpasses All the Genocide Records.

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George Maciunas

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136
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Notes on Camp was collected in what 1966’debut collection of essays by Susan Sontag? In title essay she criticises contemporary tendency for criticism to focus on content or meaning of an artwork rather than developing an appropriate vocab to describe it!

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Against Interpretation

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137
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Around 329BC Bactria put up vigorous resistance to Macedonians and Alexander realised he would have to deal with continued insurgence worked out a truce and involves marrying which native Sogdianan princess?

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Roxana

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What name given to phenomenon where materials have a negative magnetic susceptibility and therefore slightly repel external magnetic fields? In general, substances that display this phenomenon do not have unpaired electrons.

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Diamagnetism

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139
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What title given to Muslim who calls to prayer typically from balcony on the minaret?

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Muezzin

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140
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In which 1978 work did Susan Sontag look at how society viewed those suffering from diseases challenge idea that diseases reveal character in some way?

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Illness as Metaphor

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141
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The kingdom we call Bactria was centred around city of Bactra “mother of all cities”, city was known to Persians as Zariaspa but today what name also name of province in Afghanistan with capital at Mazar-e Sharif?

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Balkh

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142
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Since it forms by cooling on earths surface, basalt is what type of rock? Rhyolite, pumice; other examples of this kind of igneous rock?

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Extrusive

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143
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Fruits bats can see in colour due to having retinas that contain not just rods but what other cells that respond differently to light of different wavelengths, cells named for shape.

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Cone cells

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144
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Gamelan May also have influenced Debussy’s use of which interval, also known as augmented fourth or diminished fifth? Prelude What the west wind saw makes frequent use of this dissonant interval.

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Tritone

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145
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Which British born American artist associated with Fluxus( coined term “intermedia” for his cross-disciplinary work which included printmaking, composing and pottery? Fell out with George Maciunas after founding the publishing house Sometjing Else Press.

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Dick Higgins

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146
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Susan Sontag 2003 essay Regarding the Pain of Others is considered a follow-up to 1977 essay collection in which argued title activity has set up chronic voyeuristic relation to world?

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On Photography

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147
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The most recent African coup took place January 2022 when president Roch Marc Christian Kabore was deposed by military?

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Burkina Faso

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148
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WhT is name of effect where superconductors display perfect diamagnetism and expel all internal magnetic fields below a critical temperature?

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Meissner Effect

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149
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The direction of Kaaba in Mecca indicated in mosque by semi circular niche called the Mihrab found on a wall given what name!

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Qibla

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150
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MORB is a kind of basalt found along which geological features! Magnetic striping around these features show evidence for seafloorbsprading and geomagnetic reversals?

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Boundary

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151
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In chemistry, BOC, TMS and TIPS are common examples of what groups that are added to certain reactive groups to prevent unwanted side reactions in multi step syntheses?

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Protecting Groups

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152
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Only nation to lie in all four Cardinal hemispheres!

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Kiribati (known as Gilbert Islands before)

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What language is the lingua franca of both northern India and Pakistan? Also called Hindu-Urdu it was language Gandhi proposed as unifying language for india.

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Hindustani

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154
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In which 1941 work did the Frankfurt School psychoanalyst Erich Fromm identify authoritarianism, destructiveness and conformity as three mechanisms by which people might perform the titular, apparently paradoxical action?

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Escape from Freedom

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155
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Which Latin American poet( who served in his country’s senate was inspired to write his epic Canto General after crossing Andes on horseback!

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Pablo Neruda

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156
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Before Roman lyric poet Horace become spokesperson of Augustus he opposed him in serbice of Brutus
And Cassius in which battle in macedon in 42BC! Marc Antony and Octavian beat them.

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Battle of Philippi

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157
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Name of west African story tellers or Troubadours sometimes known as praise singers. By what name are these people better known?

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Griots

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158
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Another species found at La Brea tar pits is which large canine in genus Aenocyon! Extinct 9.5k ago, more known now due to tv show.

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Dire Wolf

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159
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Whcih welsh politician was chancellor of exchequer from 1967-1970 under Harold Wilson as PM? He later served as President of the European Commission from 1977-81.

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Roy Jenkins

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Which Cuban poet composed Guantanemera)? Got Havana airport

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Jose Marti

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161
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A common use of BOC protecting group is in the solid phase synthesis of what compounds that contain multiple amide bonds! The antioxidant glutathione and the hormone oxytocin are examples of these compounds.

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Peptides

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162
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What Mexican poet who supported leftist causes was known for collection Luna Silvestre and the epic poem The Sun Stone?

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Octavio Paz

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Which 1947 work did the Frankfurt School theorists Theodore Adorno and Max Horkheimer discuss how fascism may have arisen from progressive ideology of titular intellectual movement of 17/18th centuries?

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Dialectic of Enlightenment

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164
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Male is capital and largest city of whcih Asian nation!

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Maldives

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165
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Chinese mythology, a weaver girl Zhinu and cowherd Niulang banished to sides of Milky Way, one day a year magpies form a bridge between them. Celebrated in China as Qixi Festival a day roughiyncorresponding to which day of the year in the west)

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St Valentine’s Day

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166
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Scientific name for sabre toothed tigers?

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Smilodon

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167
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Which French banker served as mep from 1979-81 and then as nation’s minister of finance from 1981-84? In 1985 he would become president of European Commission until 1995.

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Jacques Delors

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168
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Adding trizoles like HOBt during peptide synthesis can improve control over which property of the products? Molecules with this property cannot be superimposed on their mirror images.

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Chirality

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169
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With some 80m speakers, which is largest of so called Altaic languages? Had its Arabic script replaced by Latin in 1929.

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Turkish

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170
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Which Italian economics professor and former banker served twice as Italian PM 1996-98 and 2006-08? President of European Commission 1999-2004.

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Romano Prodi

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171
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One problem encountered when using DCC to speed up peptide synthesis is formation of insoluble derivatives of which compound? Arginine is hydrolysed into ornithine and this compound is one step of a metabolic cycle that produces this compound from ammonia.

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Urea

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172
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In which unfinished work written between 1927 and 1940 did the Frankfurt school theorist Walter Benjamin examine the effect of Baron Haussmann’s renovations in the architecture of Paris and in particular the destruction of the titular types of building?

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Arcades Project

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173
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In Chinese myth, the god Pangu cracked the egg in which he was sleeping, which then separated into what two specific things? The lighter one rose to create the sky while the heavier one formed Earth.

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Yin and Yang

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This 17th century Berber diplomat and author is another major source of info on the Mali Empire through his book Description of Africa which he dictated in Italian. This is which man who converted from Islam to Christianity after being captured by pirates and sold into slavery before being freed after he was presented to pppe Leo X?

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Leo Africanus

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First of three books that make up which Murakami novel is entitled Book of Thieving Magpie in reference to Rossini’s The Thieving Magpie which is regularly whistled by characters in work? In this novel Toru Okada keeps hearing the sound made by the title toy animal.

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The Wind Up Bird Chronicle

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The austronesians are thought o have invented what lateral support floats, allowing them to create the first ocean going vessels? A trimaran with two of these structures is shown into be Borobudur ship relief.

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Outriggers

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177
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Which island thought to been the starting point for austronesian expansion? This island’s indigenous people began migrating southwards across the Luzon strait to the Philippines around 2000BCE.

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Taiwan

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178
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Sun Wukong is most famous monkey in Chinese myth that is retold in which of the great classical novels of Chinese literature. Sometimes called Monkey.

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Journey to the West

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179
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Which Portuguese politician and academic a former communist who later joined right of centre Partido Social Democrata, was PM of nation between 2002-04? 4 months after he was appointed European Commission President until 2014.

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Jose Manuel Barroso

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180
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The suicide of this Latin American poet’s fiancé led to creation of Sonnets of Death. These poems would later appear in which poet’s collection Despair?

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Gabriela Mistral

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181
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What was the name of the obnoxious cockney Plasterer created by Harry Enfield in the late 1890s

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Loadsamoney

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182
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Which show written by John Sullivan feature of the characters Vince Pinner and Penny Warrender

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Just good friends

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183
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In which sitcom does lead female character played by one of the shows cobras have a son named David Kiani Ronan

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Royal family he is the son of Denise best born Royal played by Caroline are you home

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184
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In birds of a feather what was the name of Sharon and Tracy is toyboy loving next door neighbour

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Dorian green

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185
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In which series were Simon pill and Oliver Smallbridge rival antique dealers

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Never the Twain

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186
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What was the name of the crimpton on Sea holiday camp in Heidi hi

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Maplin’s

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Which could show featured in invented language that phrases including Scorpio Chris Waddle and Boutros Boutros-Ghali

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The fast show

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188
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Lenny Henry played the title character Gareth Blackstock in which sitcom

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Chef

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189
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What is the name of Audrey Forbes Hamilton’s butler who moved into one of the lodges of Grantley Manor with her after husband dies

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Brabinger

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190
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Better known for his portrayal of policeman who played Henry Willows is in the sitcom home to roost

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John thaw in between play and Jack Reagan in the Sweeney and Inspector Morse

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191
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What was the name of the voluptuous movie star created by Kenny Everett who did everything in the best possible taste

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Cupid stunt

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192
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Which of Lord Byron’s messages right in her diary after the first meeting that he was mad bad and dangerous to know

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Lady Caroline Lamb

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193
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Edward Elgar’s Opus 36 variations on in original theme is more usually known by what title

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Enigma variations

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194
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The name of which religion means disciple in Hindi

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Sikh

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195
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What name from the Greek for weapon was given to the heavily armed foot soldiers of ancient Greece

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Hoplite

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196
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In classical architecture what name is given to a restructure Spotify columns that forms the entrance to the building or is extended into a colonnade

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Portico

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The popular name of which religious group are said to have a coin in 1650 by just is Bennett of Darby in mockery of the exhortation to tremble at the word of God

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Quakers

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198
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Which segment is well with the heart that lies between the right atrium and the right ventricle prevents the backflow of blood

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Tricuspid

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199
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Bodies immune system is based on which specialised white cells with two types T and B which respond to infection or cell abnormalities by producing antibodies

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Lymphocytes

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200
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What is the inner region of the adrenal gland called from which the hormone adrenaline produced as part of the bodies response to Thea or stressed

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Adrenal medulla

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201
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What name from the Greek is given to the white blood cells defend the body against both infectious disease and for materials

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Leucocytes

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202
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Sabin vaccine names of the Polish American Doctor Who developed the Cincinnati in 1950s is an oral preparation as use against which disease

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Polio

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203
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Which fifth century BC writers nine volume history includes an account with the boys between the Greeks and the Persians is known as father of history

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Herodotus

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204
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What general term is used for a small body of the bushy plant that several stems none of which are dominant

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Shrub

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205
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What is the second largest of the English lakes it’s drained st northern end den by river eamont

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Ullswater

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206
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Which London club was founded in 1831 as a place where actors
And men of refinement and education might meet on equal terms

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Garrick club

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207
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What is the name of the small Russian pancakes traditionally served with sour cream and caviar

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Blinis

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208
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Born at Selby Yorkshire who was the first English born king of England after the Norman conquest

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Henry first

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209
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The company of Scotland made a disastrous attempt to colonise which area on the isthmus of Panama that they renamed new Caledonia

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Darien

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210
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Which lawyer let the pilgrimage of grace which began in Yorkshire in October at 1536

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Robert Aske

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What was the name of the attendance of throne who claim to be Richard the third nephew Edward Earl of Warwick and was crowned in Dublin Cathedral at Edward the sixth on 24th of May 14 87

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Lambert Simnel

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In which city did Charles the first raise the Royal standard on the 22nd of August 1642 in proclaim the commons on the soldiers traitors

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Nottingham

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Which district of the West End of London takes its name from the type of collar popular in the early 17th century there was a speciality of Robert Baker at local Taylor

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Picadilly

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 What nickname was given to the carvery troops commanded by Oliver Cromwell witch or a key factor in the Parliamentary victory of Marston Moor

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The Ironsides

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Which informal name is given to the group of whigs in the rains of William the third and Queen Anne included Lord John Somers is the isle of Wharton on the Isle of Orford

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Junto

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Under which act of 17 m01 oh one with Roman Catholics in anyone married to a catholic explicitly excluded from the line of succession to the English throne

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Act of settlement

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Which royal favourite was assassinated by John Felton in August 1628

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Duke of Buckingham George Villiers

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What name is given to the plot of 1683 to assassinate Charles the second and his brother on the way home from Newmarket racecourse

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Rye House plot

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219
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In December 1648 which Colonel purge the House of Commons of those MPC want to negotiate with king Charles the first

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Thomas pride

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By which act of parliament of 1534 was Henry the eighth the claimed to be supreme head on Earth of the Church of England

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Act of supremacy

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What name is given to the clear savoury jelly used to coat food such as cold meat or fish

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Aspic

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What term for the theory of philosophy of law comes from the Latin for knowledge of the law

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Jurisprudence

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223
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Which composer who died at the age of 31 and 1828 had been a torch bearer of Beethoven’s funeral and buried next to him

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Schubert

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224
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Which ornamental highly poisonous Evergreen shrub that as thick Lance shaped leaves and strike in red or white flowers is also known as rose bay rose Laurel

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Oleander

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225
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Cricket who was appointed as the England team direct 20,090 coaching to ashes win ou in the winter of 2010 to 11

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Andy flower

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Which of the seven hills of Rome was the home of the word featuring the Republican Iran of the empire became the side of the Imperial palaces

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Palatine Hill

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227
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In which 1973 film did Roger Moore make the first for seven appearances as James Bond

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Live and let die

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228
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Which character did Robbie Coltrane play in goldeneye in the world is not enough

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Valentin Zukovsky

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229
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Sean Connery return to the road James Bond in the 1983 film Never Say Never again which is a virtual remake of which earlier bond film

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Thunderball

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230
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In which film does Bond uncovered a plot by renegade Russian general and an ex Afghan Prince to detonate an atomic bomb on an American airbase

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Octopussy

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In which of the films does bon take on the Colombian drugs Baron Fran Sanchez

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License to kill

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232
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Which peninsula forms the mainland portion of Denmark and also includes part of the German state Schleswig-Holstein

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Jutland Peninsula

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233
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The order Acarina comprises ticks and which other small arthropods which names means anything very tiny

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Mites

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234
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Which two words Hindi name translating roughly is hot mixture is given to a combination of roasted spices sometimes blend of water and vinegar go off the news in Indian cookery

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Garam masala

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235
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In around 182 BCE which military leader poisoned himself in bithynia in Asia Minor where he was taking refuge from the Romans

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Hannibal

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236
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Which channel link in the Atlantic and Pacific oceans lies between the tip of mainland South America in the island of Tierra del Fuego

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Magellan strait

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237
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Which authors work a rose for winter published in 1955 tales of his return to Spain of his wife 15 years after the Civil War in which he fought on the Republican side

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Laurie Lee

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238
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According to the gospel of Mark and Jon who was the first person to see Christ after his resurrection

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Mary Magdalene

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239
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Which shrub that is similar to Gorse but without the spines grows on heathland and sandy soil over most of Britain

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Broom

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240
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French reinforcements were transported to the front in a fleet of Paris taxis during which battle of September 1914 halted the German advance on the city

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First battle of the Marne

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241
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The chief electrician responsible for the lighting of the set in the film and television studios night by what title

A

Gaffer

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242
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Which aromatic plant has a stalk that turns bright green when candies and is used to decorate cakes and trifles

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Angelica

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243
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What name was given to the art exhibition of 1863 held by command of Napoleon the third for those artists whose work has been rejected by the jury of the official salon

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Salon des Refusés

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244
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Which journalist writing in the satirical magazine Charivari and 1874 gave the painters name Impressionists

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Louis Leroy

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245
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Which of Manet’s paintings appears in the background of his 1868 portrait of Emile Zola

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Olympia

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246
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In which resort area on the river seine our suburb of Northwest Paris did Monet live in the 1870s of them working from the studio boat he had there

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Argenteuil

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247
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Which the impression is join the 10th cavalry regiment and start the Franco Prussian war in 1870 was posted to the bone in the Bordeaux region where a contract of dysentery

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Renoir

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248
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Which popular open-air Dancehall and café bar in Montmartre is the subject of renoirs well-known painting of 1876 showing people seated talking and dancing in dappled sunlight

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Moulin de La Galette

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249
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What profession did Cezanne give up to move to Paris in 1861

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Lawyer

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250
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In the third impressionist exhibition of 1877 Monet exhibited views of which Paris railway station its immediate surroundings

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Gare St Lazare

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251
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Which French painter who post for Renois was encouraged to draw and paint by Degas and was the mother of the artist Maurice Utrillo

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Suzanne Valadon

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252
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Which I spent part of his childhood in Lima in Peru exhibited with impressionist in the early 1880s and also live briefly in Denmark and other places before dying in the marquesas

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Gauguin

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253
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Mao zedong launched in 1966 upheaval called what?

A

Cultural revolution

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254
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In snooker in billiards what time is used to describe the series of successive score in shots made by anyone player

A

Break

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255
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What is the most abundant element in the earths crust consisting of nearly half its mass

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Oxygen

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256
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Which novel by Nicholas Monsarrat tales of the trials and tribulations of the crew of the Corvette HMS compass rose during the battle of the Atlantic

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The cruel Sea

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257
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In the 1840s British troops in India with first issued with uniform of which colour of the name derives from the Persian for dust

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Khaki

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258
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In which television series the teams represent their hometowns compete over a series of obstacle courses from the right to represent Britain in European finals of juice on frontier

A

Its a knockout

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259
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Which word for substance to access biological catalyst regulating the rate at which biochemical reactions proceed comes from the Greek for inLeven

A

Enzyme

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260
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1969 who became the first person to sail solo non-stop around the world in his boat Suhaili

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Robin Knox Johnston

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261
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Which is the only one of the new Testament gospel is there’s not synoptic

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John

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262
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How old was Moses when he died according to the book of Deuteronomy

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120

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263
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What did Jesus compares with mustard seed in a parable their peers and three of the gospels

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The kingdom of God

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264
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Which of the tribes of Israel that Samson belong?

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Dan

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265
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Which miracle prompted a meeting of the Sanhedrin with a high priest Caiaphas predicted is that Jesus would die for the Jewish nation

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Raising of Lazarus

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266
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In the book of Daniel who interprets the vision of the RAM and the she goat to Daniel

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Gabriel

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267
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Which prophetess one of the judges who ruled Israel urged Barak to fight Sisera the song of triumph to celebrate his victory of them being called after her?

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Deborah

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268
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In Kings what is the name of the priest who anoints Solomon with oil

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Zadok

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269
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What is the opening line of psalm 137

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By the Rivers of Babylon

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270
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What name for the toxic substance used by South American Indians to tip arrows for hunting comes from an Indian word for poison

A

Curare

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271
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Which Greek islands became a British protectorate after the fall of Napoleon proceed it back to Greece in 1864

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Ionian Islands

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272
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In Oscar wilde’s the importance of being Earnest what is the name of algy Moncrief formidable aunt?

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Lady Bracknell

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273
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What name is given to the 90 mile long system of gorges and rapids on the river Danube that forms part of the border between Romania and Serbia

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Iron Gate

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274
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What day is Saint Swithins day

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15th of July

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275
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Adrian mole who wrote Adrian mole

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Sue Townsend

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276
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Who wrote the novel is about the soldier Richard Sharpe?

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Bernard Cromwell

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277
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Something every day and ordinary is often described as common or what

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Garden

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278
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square emblem commonly used as a flag to represent some native peoples of the Andes that include today’s Peru, Bolivia, Chile, Ecuador, northwestern Argentina and southern Colombia.

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Wiphala

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279
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Manitoulin Island is in which lake?

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Lake Huron

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280
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What is the traditional name for Cinderella’s father in the pantomime

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Baron hardup

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281
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What animal do you keep from the door if you ward off poverty

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Wolf

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282
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What crop proceeds the word sugar in a type of boiled sweet

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Barley

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283
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In horseracing what does the abbreviation SP stand for

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Starting price

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284
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Who directed the TV play nuts in May

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Mike Leigh

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285
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In Morse code what does dot dash represent

A

A

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286
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What animal is children’s character Miffy

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Rabbit

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287
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What volcano on Martinique erupted in 1902

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Mount Pelee

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288
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Queen Victoria had how many children

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9

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289
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Indian cuisine what is kulfi

A

Ice cream

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290
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What does SW stand for on the radio

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Short wave

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291
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Who played Dirk gently on TV in 2010

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Stephen Mangan

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292
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What London theatre opened in 1818 is the Royal Coburg

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Old Vic

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293
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Who is the famous brother of DJ Janice Long

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Keith Chegwin

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294
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Who wrote the play absurd person singular

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Alan Ayckbourn

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295
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The brown Swiss is a breed of what farm animal

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Cow

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296
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Who wrote the horror novels the dark and the fog

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James Herbert

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297
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Herm belongs to which island group

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Channel Islands

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298
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What is Putin’s party called?

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United Russia

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299
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I should Coco it was the number one album for which Britpop band

A

Supergrass

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300
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Bell metal is mainly an alloy of tin and more of a metal

A

Copper

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301
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Wyandotte is a breed of what farm animal

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Chicken

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302
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Pentland Hills overlook what Scottish city

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Edinburgh

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303
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Which Irish novelist wrote anybody out there

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Marian Keyes

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304
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Who is supported by his rhythm and blues orchestra

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Jools Holland

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305
Q

30th wedding anniversary is traditionally given what

A

Pearl

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306
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Electric Warrior was an album by which 1970s band

A

T. rex

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307
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The Irish Grand National take place Which racecourse

A

Fairy house

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308
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The flag officer serves in which of the armed forces

A

Navy

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309
Q

Potting and squopping are techniques on which game?

A

Tiddlywinks

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310
Q

Kuala Lumpur host the Commonwealth Games in what year

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1998

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311
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Which city Judy Garland die

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London

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312
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Who wrote the book on which the film Bambi is based

A

Felix Salten

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313
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Call theatre what stage direction is Latin for he goes out

A

Exit

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314
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In what English city is the Roodee racecourse

A

Chester

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315
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What was Buddy Holly’s real first name

A

Charles

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316
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Who directed the film the Untouchables

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Brian de Palma

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317
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In the 80s what was the name of Bruce Hornsby backing band

A

The range

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318
Q

Branston pickle was first made by crosse and who

A

Blackwell

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319
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Which Welsh composer wrote the musical is gay’s the word

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Ivor Novello

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320
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In the saying in the proof of the pudding is in the what

A

Eating

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321
Q

The game Trivial Pursuit was invented in what country

A

Canada

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322
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Which former Olympic medallist founded the great north run

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Brendan Foster

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323
Q

Florida softshell us a species of reptiles

A

Turtles

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324
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What colour are the lions claws on the coat of arms of England

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Blue

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325
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What decade did the Jack the Ripper murders happen

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1880s

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326
Q

Boer and Bagot are breeds of what farm animal?

A

Goat

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327
Q

What letter is represented by for Dots Morse code

A

H

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328
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According to the saying what part of a camel must do not let under the tent

A

Nose

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329
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What term is used to describe the remains of a bird after is been hit by an aircraft

A

Snarge

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330
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What name is adopted by actors in the British theatre who wish to remain anonymous

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Walter Plinge

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331
Q

The great fire of London start in pudding Lane And ended where

A

Pie corner

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332
Q

Which quiz show host has played James Bond in 1956 radio adaptation of Ian Fleming’s novel Moonraker

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Bob Holness

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Sung in hits like california gurls by Katy Perry; the sound pattern using the two syllables Wa-Oh is known by what two word term

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Millenium Whoop

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lowest vocal register and is produced through a loose glottal closure that permits air to bubble through slowly with a popping or rattling sound of a very low frequency? Popularised by Kim K

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Vocal Fry

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In which Tom Clancy novel does Jack Ryan save the Prince and Princess of Wales from an IRA splinter group

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Patriot games

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Who is the last private resident of 10 Downing Street named after a bird

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Mr chicken

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337
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What’s the traditional term for a female hare

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Doe

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338
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What fruit is silver in the rhyme I had a little nut tree

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Nutmeg (and a golden pear)

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339
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What Norman Mailer’s novel is about Gary Gilmore

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The executioner’s song

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340
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What river does KIev stand on

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Dnieper

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341
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The musical kismet is set in which middle eastern city

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Baghdad

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342
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What creature is a bitterling

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Fish

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Name of what airline means Union in Arabic

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Etihad

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Who is the leader of the 1979 Iranian revolution

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Ayatollah Khomeini

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345
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Who is the narrator of 1001 nights

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Scheherazade

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346
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The Bluebird Café is a setting in which American TV drama

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Nashville

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347
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What Christian festival is called Paques in French?

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Easter

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348
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What was the first complete car design by Alec Issigonis

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The Morris Minor

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349
Q

Ray Daly replace Terry McCann in what TV series

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Minder

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350
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Jamie Peacock retired from Which sport in 2015

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Rugby league

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351
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In 1921 Faisel the first became king of what country

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Iraq

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352
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The orange river in South Africa flows into what ocean

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Atlantic Ocean

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353
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What author created the fictional Scottish setting of stonemouth

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Iain Banks

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354
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First Roman triumvirate

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Julius Caesar, Crassus and Pompey

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355
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Who were second triumvirate?

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Mark Anthony, Lepidus and Augustus

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356
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Varaha is an avatar for which Hindu God

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Vishnu

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357
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What long-running TV gardening show started in 1968

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Gardeners world

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In the 90s phil de Glanville captained England in what sport

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Rugby union

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Darts legend Jocky Wilson was born in which UK country

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Scotland

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360
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In 2016 which female tennis player was banned for two years

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Maria Sharapova

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361
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A cheroot is a short thin type of what object

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Cigar

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362
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What nature charity run to the annual Trevira contest

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Woodland trust

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363
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Gary Mabbutt played 16 seasons for what football team?

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Tottenham

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364
Q

Soldiers cleaning duties are known as spit and what

A

Polish

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365
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A croquette is usually cooked by what method

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Frying

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366
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Actor William Mapother is the cousin of which actor

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Tom Cruise

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367
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Stand as one is 2016 thousand and 16 live album for which music festival

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Glastonbury

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368
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In what sport do women compete for the Espírito Santo Trophy

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Golf

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369
Q

According to the saying what does misery loves

A

Company

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370
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Traditionally sailors would get a tattoo of what Bird after travelling over 5000 nautical miles

A

Swallow

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371
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In 1986 what colour balls are introduced at Wimbledon

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Yellow yellow green yellow

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372
Q

Flammable air was an early name for what gas

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Hydrogen

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373
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Running through Devon and CornwLl, the A39 has what nickname?

A

Atlantic Highway

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374
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What vegetable is also known as turnip cabbage

A

Kohlrabi

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375
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At night what colour light indicates starboard on a ship

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Green

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376
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Which George Cole character often said a nice little earner

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Arthur daly

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377
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What radioactive noble gases produced by the decay of radium

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Radon

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378
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Who played JJ McClure in the film the cannonball run

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Burt Reynolds

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Which Australian singer wrote Rihanna’s hit song diamonds

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Sia

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380
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What is the name of the mill mill on the floss George Eliot novel

A

Dorlcote

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381
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In 1471 which King won the Battle of Tewkesbury

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Edward the fourth

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382
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What year is Bagpuss first shown on TV

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1974

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383
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Whitehaven as a port in what county

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Cumbria

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384
Q

Chorusgirl Peggy Sawyer is the heroine of what musical

A

42nd Street

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385
Q

Ticklah is a mature type of what cheese

A

Cheddar

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386
Q

Which poet laureate wrote the memoir is summoned by bells

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John Betjeman

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387
Q

What what was the Dickin medal for animals first awarded

A

Ww2

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388
Q

Which female singer had a hit in the 80s with manchild

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Neneh Cherry

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389
Q

The name of a vegetable means cabbage sprouts in Italian

A

Broccoli

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390
Q

What name is given to the dissolved substance in a solution

A

Solute

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391
Q

Violator and ultra albums by what Electro band

A

Depeche Mode

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Q

Song my man’s gone now is from what Gershwin opera

A

Porgy and Bess

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393
Q

What is an Erne

A

Bird/ eagle

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394
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Which burger chain took its name from a Popeye character

A

Wimpy is

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395
Q

Live SOS was the 2014 album by which Australian band

A

5 Seconds of Summer

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396
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Who played coughing Bob Fleming on the fast show

A

Charlie Hixson

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397
Q

Redcar in Ripon are venues for professional sport

A

Horse racing

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398
Q

In my shoes is the memoir of a co-founder of what shoe brand

A

Jimmy choo

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399
Q

Who hosts the TV show man finds food man versus food

A

Adam Richman

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400
Q

Who played heiress Traci Lord in the film high Society

A

Grace Kelly

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401
Q

What bank did William Paterson found in 1694

A

Bank of England

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402
Q

Dutch Foyle consists of zinc and what are the metal

A

Copper

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403
Q

The gulf stream current is named after what golf

A

Gulf of Mexico

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404
Q

International Velvet was the number one album by which welsh group

A

Catatonia

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405
Q

Joan is the first name of the Father Ted character

A

Mrs Doyle

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406
Q

Food writer Matthew fort is a judge on what TV cooking show

A

Great British menu

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407
Q

The Birman Is a breed of a domestic animal

A

Cat

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408
Q

Which female humorous poet wrote oh no I got a cold

A

Pam Ayres

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409
Q

Dean Stockwell played Al in what TV time travel show

A

Quantum leap

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410
Q

The battle of Kentish knock took place in what sea

A

North Sea

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411
Q

The Norris trophy is awarded in what winter sport

A

Ice hockey

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412
Q

What would you do with a Bedford rascal

A

It is a van so drive it

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413
Q

What TV cartoon feature of the cowardly pet tiger cringer

A

He-man

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414
Q

Reinforced covering for the toe of a boot is called what

A

Toecap

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415
Q

We’ll all have tea is a line from what nursery rhyme

A

Polly put the Kettle on

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416
Q

Common name is given to Marker pens with fluorescent ink

A

Highlighters

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417
Q

What Roman God gives his name to the bone above the upper lip

A

Cupid

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418
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Wassermann is the German name for what side of the zodiac

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Aquarius

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419
Q

World darts champion Bob Anderson picks for the 1968 British Olympic team for what event

A

Javelin

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420
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In a standard UK plug what terminal is connected to the fuse

A

Live

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421
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In TVs Dallas who was the youngest of the Ewing Bros

A

Bobby

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Q

EastEnders actress also played the bionic woman

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Michelle Ryan

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423
Q

Who played Alex Owens in Flashdance

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Jennifer Beals

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424
Q

Eilat is a resort in what country?

A

Israel

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425
Q

Which circle runs through the north and south poles at right angles to the equator

A

Meridian

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Q

Fenners is the cricket ground of which university

A

Cambridge

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427
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Which single was ABBA’s final UK number one

A

Super Trouper

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428
Q

Who played Blake Carrington in dynasty

A

John Forsyth

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429
Q

What 80s film Dustin Hoffman turn into Dorothy from Michael

A

Tutsi

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430
Q

Who won a Golden Globe for his role in Dr Zhivago

A

Omar Sharif

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431
Q

Graham Onions has played for England in what sport

A

Cricket

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432
Q

What cities at the northern end of the M11

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Cambridge

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433
Q

What are the spines on a porcupine called

A

Quills

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434
Q

In which team sport did Jane sixSmith play for England?

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Hockey

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435
Q

Heraklion is the capital of which Greek island

A

Crete

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Who is the Greek name for the capital city of the Greek island of Corfu

A

Kerkyra

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Q

Which American city is also known as Beantown

A

Boston

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438
Q

Pamela Anderson married which singer and rapper in 2006

A

Kid Rock

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439
Q

Which spirit is in a bloody Maria cocktail

A

Tequila

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440
Q

In which county is Gatcombe Park

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Gloucestershire

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441
Q

Who played commandment Yamauchi in the TV show Tenko

A

Burt kwouk

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442
Q

Urban hymns was the best selling album for what band

A

The Verve

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443
Q

In 1976 Basil Hume became the archbishop of what diocese

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Westminster

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444
Q

Which comedian created Theophilous P wildebeest

A

Lenny Henry

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Q

Who starred in the film is double impact and Timecop

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Jean-Claude Van Damme

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446
Q

Who is the original presenter of Blankety Blank

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Terry Wogan

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447
Q

The eclipse stakes horse race is run at what course

A

Sandown Park

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448
Q

Which music water founded in 1996 by kanya king

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Mobos

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449
Q

Who writes the warrior of Rome series of books

A

Harry Sidebottom

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450
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Who is the main host of that’s life

A

Esther Rantzen

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451
Q

What part of the face can be described as lantern

A

Jaw

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452
Q

In Thunderbirds who is Lady Penelope driver

A

Aloysius Parker

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453
Q

Jim Dixon is the hero of War Kingsley Amis novel

A

Lucky Jim

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454
Q

How do you pop singers nickname to Peter Pan of pop

A

Cliff Richard

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455
Q

Jane couch was the world champion in what sport

A

Boxing

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456
Q

What sitcom see in the offices of Globelink news

A

Drop the dead donkey

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457
Q

Elizabeth the first died of the Royal Palace

A

Richmond

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458
Q

What was the name of Leona Lewis’s debut album

A

Spirit

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459
Q

What Buckinghamshire stadium hosted national wheelchair championships

A

Stoke Mandeville Stadium

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460
Q

Helen Mirren played Morgana in what film about King Arthur

A

Excalibur

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461
Q

Current editor of the Sun

A

Victoria Newton

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462
Q

In which 90s film did Arnold Schwarzenegger play I Spy called Harry Tasker

A

True lies

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463
Q

The actor Lee Marvin got number one in the UK with what song

A

Wondering star

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464
Q

In the UK and US bazooka Joe is the mascot of what kind of confectionery

A

Bubblegum

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465
Q

Who stars in Venter Cade Yeager in the film Transformers age of extinction

A

Mark Wahlberg

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466
Q

The name of what Japanese comics memes aimless pictures

A

Manga

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467
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When it first opened what motorway run from Watford to Crick

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M1

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One leg to few is a biography of Peter Cook and who else

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Dudley Moore

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In the rhyme Tinker tailor soldier sailor who follows beggar man?

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Thief

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In the Bible Jesus feed the 5000 with two fish and how many loaves

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Five loaves

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Edith Bowman is a radio DJ And is married to Tom Smith the front of which UK band

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Editors

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Lay Landi shrub otherwise known as Leyland cypress is mostly used for what purpose

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Hedging

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Which famous sports venue are the Edrich stand and Compton stand

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Lords

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474
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Prime Minister Edward Heath took part in which sailing event in 1971

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Admirals Cup on bud boat morning cloud

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475
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Which sport would you find a stewards enquiry

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Horse racing

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476
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Q we In the MMR vaccine what does the R stand for

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Rubella which is German measles

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What sort of water related term is used to describe a strong Baz yeah unexpressed public opinion

Or an increase in a certain public opinion amongst the masses

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Groundswell

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What French term means a meal served to all guests at a stated hour and fixed price

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Table d’hote

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Which English playwright is known for his farces? His biggest success, Run for Your Wife (1983), ran for nine years in London’s West End and is its longest-running comedy

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Ray Cooney

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After meeting James Dean which British actor of correctly predicted to be dead within a week

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Alec Guinness

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481
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In 1985 which pop duo became the first western band playing communist China

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Wham!

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482
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Goodbye grey sky hello blue as a line from the theme tune to what USTV series

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Happy days

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483
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My Who ran the anchor leg when Great Britain won gold at 2004 Olympics in the men’s 4×100 meter relay

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Mark Lewis Francis

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Which luxury British car companies headquarters are in Crewe in Cheshire

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Bentley

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485
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The Frankensteiner there is a move in what sport

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Wrestling

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486
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To the nearest 10 minutes how many minutes does it take for the international space station to orbit earth

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90 minutes

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487
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What is the term for the space between your full finger and thumb beginning with P

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Purlicue

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488
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Bon Jovi mention which couple into this song is livin’ on a prayer and it’s my life

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Tommy and Gina

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489
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Which brand of vodka is produced by the Nolet family distillery in the Netherlands

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Ketel One

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490
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Which baseball great hit 3215 to Chris Kingle spa playing in 3562 career games has also the all-time MLB leader in hits game is played at the singles an ounce

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Pete Rose

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491
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Whcih variety of orange was first hybridised from a pomelo and a mandarin orange by American agronomist William wolfskill?

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Valencia

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492
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Married name of Australian tennis champion Evonne Goolagong?

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Cawley

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493
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What was title of first pilot episode for the 1960s tv series Star Trek?

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The Cage

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In early 20th century the fur of which animal was sold in US as Hudson seal fur?

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Muskrat (Ondatra Zibethicus)

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Whcih Australian left handed batsman holds record for consecutive tests as captain (93, last being in 1994) and is only player in test history to have scored a century in both innings of a test match and take 10 wickets in a test match over his career?

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Allan Border

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496
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Which song, the slow match of the welsh guards, was used during titles of How Green Was My Valley, famously in Zulu, opened the programming on radio 4 1978-2006 and sung before every Cardiff City home game?

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Men of Harlech

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497
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Which London club was founded in 1832 as the home of the Conservative Party, was bombed by ira in 1990, and was location of Chris Pincher’s misbehaviour which led to the downfall of Boris Johnson?

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Carlton Club

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498
Q

Who left Southampton at 2am on Saturday 12th December 1936 on hms fury, after original choice of ship hms enchantress was deemed inappropriate?

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Edward VIII

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499
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Sometimes known as the shaddock, after Captain Chaddock of East India Company who took it first to Barbados in the 1640s what is common name of fruit citrus maxima?

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Pomelo

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500
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Which four letter word might mean a kind of semi hard cheese made from pasteurised cows milk, a ships flag flown at the bow, a device for lifting heavy objects, or a device for removing footwear?

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Jack

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501
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Which wife of Henry viii was last queen consort of England to have been born in England before Mary of Teck who was queen in 1910?

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Catherine Parr

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502
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Kelly Sotherton won 2004 and 2008 Olympic bronze medals in what event?

A

Heptathlon

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503
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The holder of which office held by the Duke of Norfolk since 1672 has overall responsibility for organising the Kings coronation

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The Earl Marshall

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504
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What unit calculated as the reciprocal of the focal length is used to measure the power of a lens

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Dioptre

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505
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Which dukedom has been held by the British or English monarchs since the accession of Henry the fifth in 1413

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Duke of Lancaster

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506
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Who is last words spoken in 1957 have been reported as I never should’ve switched from Scotch to martinis but will more likely to have been to see you Kidd hurry back spoken to his wife

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Humphrey Bogart

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507
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What style of unglazed stone ware pottery developed by Josiah Wedgwood incorporates relief decorations giving a cameo affect most commonly in pale blue and white

A

Jasperware

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508
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Largest city in Delaware named after which second prime minister of GB?

A

Spencer Compton, Earl of Wilmington

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509
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Born in Hersham Surrey in 1955 Jimmy Pursey is the founder in front of which punk rock band with the biggest hit Hersham boys

A

Sham 69

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510
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Which Staffordshire potter made his name with Florian Ware, set up his own factory in 1913 and is closely associated with London store liberty?

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William Moorcroft

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511
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Whose last diary entry written in 1988 ended with words “oh what’s the bloody point”?

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Kenneth Williams

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512
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The first, joint winners, in 1981 was Dick Beardsley and Inge Simonsen in April 2023 who became most recent?

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Kelvin Kiptum

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513
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Henry Russell Marquis of Tavistock is currently heir apparent to what dukedom?

A

Duke of Bedford

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514
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What food is known in Spanish is manzana?

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Apple

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515
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At coronation of monarchs what is the ampulla used for?

A

Holds the holy oil

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516
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In 2016, who became the first British woman to win medals at five Olympic Games?

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Katherine Grainger

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517
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What time was given to someone who performs ambassadorial duties in one Commonwealth country on behalf of another

A

High Commissioner

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518
Q

Ten winners of best actress Oscar who were born in UK

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Olivia Colman, Kate Winslet
Helen Mirren, Emma Thompson
Jessica Tandy, Glenda Jackson (x2)
Maggie Smith, Liz Taylor (x2)
Julie Andrews, Greer Garson

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519
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What was the name of the character played by January Jones in the number 2007-15?

A

Betty Draper

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520
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What was the name of June Whitfield’s character in The Glums which forms part of the radio show take it from here

A

Eth

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521
Q

Give a year in period of French history known as July Monarchy

A

1830-48

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522
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The Carole king/Gerry Goffin song It Might As Well Rain Until September was originally written for which singer who included it on his album The Night Has a Thousand Eyes

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Bobby Vee

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523
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The title of the 1999 film October sky starring Jake Gyllenhaal is an anagram of the original title of a memoir in which it was based what is the original title?

A

Rocket Boys

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524
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In which country did the so-called November revolution begin in 1918

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Germany

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525
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Originally released as a single in 1980 December will be Magic again as a festive favourite by which act

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Kate Bush

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526
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Which Cuban photographer took the iconic 1960 picture of Che Guevara

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Alberto Korda

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527
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Who wrote the best selling sagas of the Courtney and Ballantyne family is largely setting in his native southern Africa

A

Wilbur Smith

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528
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Which London Street runs from Charing Cross to Parliament Square

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Whitehall

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529
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The word Shakhtar used in name of Shakhtar Donetsk is Ukrainian for what occupation?

A

Miner

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530
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Who wrote the songs where have all the Flowers gone and turn turn turn?

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Pete Seeger

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Which group form to 1969 in the original three members of all died currently consists of Ruth Issa and Sadako

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Pointer Sisters

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532
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What name is shared by the conferences on science and world affairs named after a Canadian village and a fictional pirate created by John Ryan

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Pugwash

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533
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Commentator after whom the PDC world darts championship trophy named

A

Sid Waddell

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534
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Scottish speed skater who has won ten European gold medals?

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Elise Christie

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535
Q

What is the fear of number 13?

A

Triskaidekaphobia

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536
Q

The greatest number of Victoria crosses one in a single day has 24 the day be in November 16, 1857 during which conflict

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Indian rebellion

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537
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The Mond process is used to extract and purify which chemical extract ith atomic number 28?

A

Nickel

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538
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Largest victory margin in a competitive professional football game is 36 zero when which Scottish team nonleague bon Accord in 1885

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Arbroath

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539
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According to Mecca bingo what’s the nickname of number 59

A

Brighton line

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540
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Who starred opposite Anthony Hopkins in the 1987 film 84 Charing Cross Road

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Anne Bancroft

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541
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Which 268 mile route the brainchild of the journalist Tom Stevenson opened in April 1965

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Pennine Way

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542
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Who holds the record for the highest individual innings by an England batsmen in test matches with 364

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Len Hutton

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543
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According to the Bible who is the grandfather of Methuselah live to be 962 years old

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Jared

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544
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Which tennis player came first in Belarus to win a Grand Slam singles title in winning the women’s Australian Open in 2012 the winter go to world number one shortly after and she retain in 2013

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Victoria Azarenka

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545
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Restless fourth UK number one single released in 1999 as a double a side of seasons in the Sun was a cover of which song originally recorded by ABBA

A

I have a dream

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546
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Which film won the golden bear award Berlin film festival in 2022

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Carla Simon’s Alcarras

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547
Q

Golden bear 2023 at the Berlin film festival went to which documentary

A

On the Adamant by Nicolas Philibert

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548
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Who is the presenter of the sixth series of the Great pottery throwdown into thousand and 23 the judges are Keith Brymer Jones and rich Miller

A

Siobhan McSweeney

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549
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The most decorated female Olympian of all time which Soviet artistic gymnast won the 18 medals including nine goals between 1956 in 1964

A

Larisa Latynina

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550
Q

Named after his initials the RKO is the signature finishing move which American wrestler

A

Randy Orton

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551
Q

The British Nigerian entrepreneur Steven Bartlett currently a dragon on the Dragons’ Den is the host of which popular podcast

A

Diary of a CEO

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552
Q

Which Laura Poitras film won 2022 golden lion in Venice?

A

All the Beauty and the bloodshed

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553
Q

Who hosted the eighth series of the Great British sewing bee in 2022 to the judges were Esme Young and Patrick Grant

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Sara Pascoe

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554
Q

the most decorated winter Olympian of all time which Norwegian cross country skier 15 medals including eight golds between 2002 and 2018 she won five medals at her final games in 2018 at the age of 37 before retiring at the end of the season

A

Marit Bjorgen

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555
Q

The golden leopard is the most prestigious prize awarded at the film festival which southern Swiss town Julia Murat’s Portuguese language grammar rule 34 won the award in 2022?

A

Locarno

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556
Q

the founder of Mowgli Street Food restaurants and the Mowgli Trust charity, a food writer and television presenter. She was a child protection barrister for 20 years, judge on Great British menu

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Nisha Katona

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557
Q

Lieutenant Commander Shepard is the main protagonist in which series of video games published by by the way set within the Milky Way in the year 2183 Shepherd aims to stop a fictional fleet of sentence starships known as the reapers which into destroy all organic life

A

Mass Effect

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558
Q

Jay Chandrasekhar Kevin Hefferman Steve Lavery and Poole so to all members of which American comedy troupe they’ve done the film Super Troopers and club dread

A

Broken Lizard

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559
Q

The most decorated male winter Olympian of all time which Norwegian biathlete won 13 medals including eight golds between 1998 and 2014 his final goal saw him over take his fellow Norwegian Bjorn Daehlie in the all-time medal table

A

Ole Einar Bjorndalen

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560
Q

Westlife’s 13th UK number one singles a cover of which song which was originally released in 2002 by Norwegian Irish duo Secret Garden prior to the Westlife version 800 greatest assessment covered by American singer Josh Groban in 2004

A

You Raise Me Up

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561
Q

Which footballer currently paying for Wrexham FC and also known as the cycling goalkeeper is the host of the Fozcast podcast co-host with Tom ochoa content is typically fixed in the world football

A

Ben Foster

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562
Q

Which instant messaging platform with over 250 million users co-founded by Jason citron in 2015 has a blue logo featuring a gaming controller

A

Discord

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563
Q

Sometimes known simply as Surinamese which English base creole language serves as a lingua franca and Surinam alongside Dutch

A

Sranan Tongo

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564
Q

Featuring a Comedia dell’arte figure in the title which 1950 to Glen Tetley ballet is performed on scaffolding in a set to music by Arnold Schoenberg based on a perm cycle by the Belgian symbolist poet Albert Giraud?

A

Pierrot Lunaire

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565
Q

As well as winning the men’s time trial at the UCI Road world championships a record four times which German road cyclist also one in an Olympic silver medal in the time trial behind Bradley Wiggins in 2012

A

Tony Martin

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566
Q

One of only for footballer to play the nearest top-flight in four different decades this man was born in England to Yugoslavia and parents which goalkeeper to spells each with Arsenal and Leeds United between 1979 and 2001

A

John Lukic

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567
Q

After falling out with Sammy Hagar Van Halen recruit what singer is the new lead vocalist he first became famous with the rock band extreme a nice time with Van Halen was unsuccessful

A

Gary Cherone

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568
Q

Born present day Ghana there in around 1686 what was the name of the 18th century leader of the Windward Marines she let them in a guerilla war against the British in the first maroon war and its depicted on the Jamaican $500 banknote

A

Nanny of the Maroons

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569
Q

Highly critical of the diet industry and its reinforcement of unattainable body image ideals, which British writer in psychotherapist to Princess Diana wrote fat is a feminist issue in 1978

A

Susie Orbach

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570
Q

What name is given to the unleavened flatbread usually with a crispy texture to those part of the Jewish cuisine and particularly associated with the Passover festival

A

Matzah

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571
Q

Which Roman statesman and Oritor was assassinated in 43BC on the orders of Mark Anthony in response to a series of speeches known as the philippics speeches were delivered in the aftermath of the death of Julius Caesar and roundly condemned Anthony

A

Cicero

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572
Q

After Bruce Dickinson left Iron Maiden in 1993 to pursue a solo career Iron Maiden brought in what singer originally the front man for wolfsbane

A

Blaze Bayley

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573
Q

What name is given to the rebellion of enslaved people that began in Jamaica at Christmas and 1831 contributed to the abolition of slavery in the British empire this rebellion is so named because it was led by preacher Samuel Sharpe who is now the picture of the Jamaican $50 banknote

A

Baptist War

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574
Q

One of only for footballers that played in English top-flight in four different decades this man was born in England to Yugoslavian parents which goalkeeper who played a handful of games for Liverpool in the late 1970s and early 1980s went onto played for over 600 times for Coventry City between 1984 and 2000

A

Steve Ogrizovic

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575
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What name taken from Ottoman Turkish is given to the long seat formed of a mattress and laid against the side of the room that as distinct from the chaise long or fainting couch was equally likely to be found in 19th century boudoirs? Word also used for hollow frameless bed base.

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Divan

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576
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As well as winning the women’s Road race at the UCI Road world championships a record five times which French cyclist also won the Olympic gold medal in the road race in 1996

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Jeannie Longo

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577
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What instant messaging platform with over 700 million users who founded by Nikolai and Pavel Durov in 2013 has a blue logo featuring a paper aeroplane

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Telegram

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578
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Which bank the formerly used the slogan of the worlds local bank rescued the UK arm of Silicon Valley bank after collapsing March 2023

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HSBC

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579
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Which Roman statesman Protege of Sula served as a commander in the Sertorian and third mithridatic wars and was assassinated by Lucius Septimus following his defeat in the battle of Pharsalus in 48BC?

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Pompey the Great

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580
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Who did Anita rani replace a secondary percent from woman’s hour she was the first host of the late night’s woman hour and was the first voice heard on BBC Radio 5 live when it was launched in 1994

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Jane Garvey

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581
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Pure mathematics what term describes the new matrix obtained by flipping a matrix over its diagonal effectively rewriting the rows of the original matrix is the columns of the new matrix

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Transpose

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582
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What name is most commonly given to Jewish bread particularly associated with the Shabbat which is usually braided into a mass of knots before baking?

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Challah

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583
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Documenting the orchestration of strategies to hinder the advancement of women in society through regressive legislation and the beauty industry, backlash: the undeclared war against American women is a 1991 work by which Pulitzer prize-winning journalist

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Susan Faludi

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584
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El Cloughico is the nickname for matches between Nottingham Forest and which rival English football club the name references Brian Clough who won league titles as a manager for both teams

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Derby County

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585
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Which wetland area in Botswana was the 1000th officially inscribed on the UNESCO world Heritage list

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Okavango Delta

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586
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Inspired by the Bechdel test in 2013 in the media organisation GL88D created a test measuring LGBT representation of films named after which American author and activist best known for book The Celluloid Closet

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Vito Russo

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587
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Oh man dressed as which food stuff one 309 votes in the 2017 UK general election standing against Tim Farron

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Fish Finger

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588
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Mathematically, 69 solution to the title of which ariana grande song

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34 + 35

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589
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In womens 100m sprint at 2020, top 3 were Jamaican, Marie Josee La Tou came fourth representing which African country?

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Cote D’Ivoire

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590
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Who alliteratively named British musician record of the famous saxophone solo on Gerry Rafferty Baker Street he died in 2014

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Raphael Ravenscroft

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591
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Which red head allrounder it was the first South African to take 400 test wickets

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Shaun Pollock

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592
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Which parody tabloid journalist has appeared in the magazine Private eye since the 1960s are typically alternates praise and condemnation of the same person as often find at the end of her column

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Glenda Slagg

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593
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Which German mathematician formulated the measure of fractal dimension of sets that bears his name? it relates to how fast the numbers of balls required to completely covered the set increases as their size decreases

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Felix Hausdorff

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594
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The pier in which English town noted for its crab won the national Piers society pier of the year award in 2015? It is situated between Skegness to the north-west in Yarmouth to the south east

A

Cromer

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595
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Alan Menken won Oscar for best original score for what 1992 animated film?

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Aladdin

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596
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Originally one of the so called three kingdoms of Korea, which kingdom controlled all of what is now South Korea throughout 8th and 9th centuries?

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The Silla Kingdom

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597
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What were the three “Kingdoms of Korea”?

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goguryeo, Baekje, Silla

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598
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Which British musician and father of BBC radio presenter played the tenor saxophone solo for several of the Pink Panther films he died in March 2023

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Tony Coe

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599
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Into thousand and 21 which offspinner became only the third Australian bowler to take 400 test wickets after Shane Warne and Glenn McGrath

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Nathan Lyon

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600
Q

The white cliffs of Dover mainly consist of chalk interspersed with layers of which mineral sedimentary form of quartz which has historically been used to make stone tools

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Flint

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601
Q

Which chemical element is the third radioactive element in the periodic table after tech NETM and promethium its most stable isotope has a half life longer than the age of the observable universe it also has medicinal purposes and can be used to treat diarrhoea

A

Bismuth

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602
Q

A man dressed as which TV character one just three votes in the 2017 UK general election is election focus on the family Court reform but he failed to unseat Theresa May

A

Elmo

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603
Q

Which American mathematical physicist pioneering work in chaos theory led to the discovery of two mathematical constant is that bear his name they relate to the relative size of gaps between bifurcations in the logistic map

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Mitchell Feigenbaum

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604
Q

Fictional drink from hitchhikers likened by Douglas adams to have brains smashed out by a slice of lemon wrapped around large gold brick?

A

Pan Galactic Gargle Blaster

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605
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Obituaries written by which parody poet have appeared in magazine Private eye since 1970s age as a traditionally given at 17 1/2

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EJ Thribb

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606
Q

Mathematically 4 is solution to title of which Bob Dylan song?

A

2 x 2

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607
Q

Mens 100m sprint at 2020 Olympics Marcell Jacobs won Italy first ever gold medal in event, Akani Simbine finished fourth representing which African nation?

A

South Africa

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608
Q

What three letter modern slang term is a mild insult meaning mediocre average

A

Mid

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609
Q

Largest area of mangrove forest in the world its habitat for numerous endangered species including the Bengal tiger

A

Sundarbans

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610
Q

Silla kingdom control of the Korean peninsula followed that defeet of both Gorgoryeo nd which other of the so-called three kingdoms of Korea

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Baekje

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611
Q

The old farm is the nickname for matches between Norwich City and which rival English football club the name reference is the nearby agrarian countryside

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Ipswich

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612
Q

One year after the field of the cloth of gold King Henry the eighth sign the secret treaty of alliance against French with which holy Roman Emperor

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Charles the fifth

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613
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Inspired by the Bechdel test in 2016 film critic Manohla Dargis proposed a test measure diversity and racial representation of films named after which American director

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Ava Du Verney

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614
Q

Nelson who ate thousands of pounds worth of fish fish stocks from Essex reservoir of the unexpected visit in at 2023 is what sort of wild sea animal

A

Seal

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615
Q

Which English towns Pier one The National Pier society pier of the year award in 2019 situated between Brighton to the east Bognor Regis to the west and it’s Downlands estate forms part of the South Downs National Park

A

Worthing

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616
Q

Currently displayed in the National Gallery in London 17th century painting Minerva protects pax from Mars by which Flemish artist

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Peter Paul Rubens

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617
Q

Now widely used which free word euphemism for drunk was popularised by the magazine Private Eye

A

Tired and Emotional

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618
Q

In 1990 which New Zealander became the first man ever to take 400 test wickets

A

Sir Richard Hadlee

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619
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West Indian bowler who took 519 test wickets between 1984 and 2001

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Courtney Walsh

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620
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Indian bowler who took 619 test wickets between 1990 and 2008

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Anil Kumble

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621
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Which Indian bowler who debuted in 2011 is 474 test wicket so far?

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Ravichandran Ashwin

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622
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Which South African bowler has 439 wickets between 2004 and 2019

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Dale Steyn

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623
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Which Indian bowler got 434 wickets between 1978 in 1994

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Kapil Dev

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624
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Second behind mutTia Muralitharan in Sri Lankan test wickets who has 433 test wickets between 1999 and 2018

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Rangana Herath

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625
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414 test wickets between 1985 and 2002 which Pakistani bowler has the most test wickets for Pakistan

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Wasim Akram

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626
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Who is behind Sachin Tendulkar in the all-time most test runs for India He has 13,288 between 1996-2012

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Rahul Dravid

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627
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Who has scored the most test runs for Australia in cricket between 95 and 2012

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Ricky Ponting

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628
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Who has the most test runs for South Africa which is the score between 95 and 13

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Jacques Kallis

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629
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Who has the most test runs for England score in 12,472 between 2006 and 2018

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Alistair Cook

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630
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Who has the most test runs for Sri Lanka score in 12,400 between 2000 and 2015

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Kumar Sangakkara

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631
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Who has second most west indies test crickets run behinds Brian Lara??352333’. 1994-2015.

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Shivnarine Chanderpaul

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632
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Who has second most test runs for Australia behind Ricky ponting? He has 1978 to 1994.

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Allan Border

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633
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Which Australian has third most test runs for Australia behind Ricky ponting and Allan border? Scored between 1985-2004.

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Steve Waugh

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634
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Most test runs for Pakistan with 10099 between 2000-17

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Younis Khan

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635
Q

Indian batsman scored 10,122 test runs between 1971 and 1987? Afjjolwsyee as one of greatest opening batsmen of all timeS

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Sunil Gavaskar

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636
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Who is behind Tendulkar in all time ODI runs for india? Scored nearly 13k in 2008-2023

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Virat Kholi

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637
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Nickname of the universe boss which Jamaican cricketer has got 10,405 ODI cricket runs for west Indies between 1990 and 2007

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Chris Gayle

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638
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Whcih current captain of Bangladesh national cricket team has the most wickets in T-20 internationals of 136 wickets

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Shakib Al-Hasan

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639
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Which Indian cricketer is the leading run scorer in T-20 internationals with currently 4008

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Virat Kholi

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640
Q

What name is given to the continuous flow of charged particles that are rejected outward from the suns corona and released into an interplanetary space

A

Solar wind

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641
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What is the name of the tenuous layer of gas that lies below the suns corona gets its name from its reddish pink colour

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Chromosphere

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642
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And 1639 who made the first recorded observation of a transit of Venus from his Lancashire home

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Jeremiah Horrocks

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643
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Pandora and Prometheus the name of a collective name because they keep Saturns offering narrowed by Robert and just inside and outside of it

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Shepherd

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644
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Surface gravity on which planet around 2.5x that of earth

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Jupiter

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645
Q

Ring systems of the gas giants all lie within a gravitational Boundry inside Rich any large satellite be torn apart by tidal forces what’s the name of the boundary

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Roche limit

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646
Q

What is the name of the huge rift system on Mars that straddles the planet just south of its equator

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Valles Marineris

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647
Q

Which space probe launched on the 3rd of March 1959 designed to photograph the moon and measure radiation became the first American in space craft and solar orbit

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Pioneer 4

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648
Q

Discovered in 1948 by Joel Cooper which is the smallest and innermost of the moons of Uranus

A

Miranda

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649
Q

Annual meteor showers caused by the debris left by the comet Tempel Tuttle

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Leonids

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650
Q

Which word of German origin is used for a fissure or narrow channel on the moon surface

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Rille

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651
Q

What name is given to the measure of backbench MP me introduce before public business on Tuesday and Wednesdays it’s time it’s sponsor me speak for gives its name

A

10 minute rule bill

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652
Q

What agricultural device was developed and used by the inventor Jethro Tull in around 17 oh one

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Seed drill

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653
Q

In the English period what title ranks immediately below that of a duke

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Marquis

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654
Q

Ned Maddrell who died in 1974 is generally known to be the last person to speak which form of Gaelic as his first language

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Manx

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655
Q

Which word now especially apply to retired professor originally meant honourably discharged from public duty

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Emeritus

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656
Q

Which Brazilian scored in every game in every round in the 1970 World Cup finals

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Jairzinho

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657
Q

Who were the beaten team in both the 1974 and 1970 8FIFA World Cup finals

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Netherlands

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658
Q

Who is the coach of west Germany when they won the World Cup on home soil in 1974

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Helmut Schon

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659
Q

Who did England play in the 1966 World Cup semi-final to get them to the final against Germany

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Portugal

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660
Q

In the 1982 World Cup final winners

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Italy

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661
Q

Which fullback scored a goal in the 1974 World Cup final and also in the 1982 World Cup final

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Paul Breitner

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662
Q

Who scored the first goal and go in World Cup history in France beat Paraguay in the second round of the 1998 World Cup finals

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Laurent Blanc

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663
Q

1934 which country became the first from Africa to take part in the World Cup finals

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Egypt

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664
Q

Who is the top scorer of the 1954 World Cup finals with 11 rows

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Sandor Kocsis

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665
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What was the surname of the twin brothers who played for Netherlands in the 1978 World Cup finals

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Van de Kerkhof

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666
Q

Which Mexican goalkeeper played in five World Cup final tournaments between 1950 and 1966 record equalled in 1998 by Lothar Matheus

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Antonio Carbajal

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667
Q

Which Brazilian won the World Cup twice as a player and managed them to success in 1970

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Mario zagallo

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668
Q

What was the name of the Yorkshire Man who managed Sweden in 1950 and 1958 tournaments

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George Rayner

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669
Q

Which 1965 hit song for the Beatles contains a line: when I was younger so much younger than today

A

Help!

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670
Q

What fruit juice cordial is mixed with an equal quantity of gin to make a gimlet cocktail

A

Lime juice

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671
Q

The name of which friend of Odysseus is used for someone who is a wise and faithful advisor

A

Mentor

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672
Q

Anglo-French agreement of April 19 0480 Amelia Kerr been growing German power is known by what name

A

Entente cordiale

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673
Q

What word of Arabic origin is used for a dry Valley watercourse found an arid regions and subject to flash flooding

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Wadi

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674
Q

In the third part of Gullivers travels what is the name of the flying island run by mad scientists

A

Laputa

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675
Q

In sailing what name is used for steering a zigzag course with the boat I have left or right of the wind direction in order to make progress up wind

A

Tacking

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676
Q

Ranunculus repens the creeping form of which common wildflower dreaded back garden farmers because it’s spread so quickly

A

Buttercups

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677
Q

1924 which Sunday broadsheet owned by Lord Beaverbrook became the first British newspaper to publish a crossword puzzle

A

Sunday express

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678
Q

What is the name of the Opera which the character Canio dressed as a clown sings the Vesti La Giubba?

A

I pagliacci

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679
Q

Who wrote the novels men at arms officers and gentlemen and unconditional surrender which were republished is the sword of honour trilogy in 1965

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Evelyn Waugh

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680
Q

Closely related to the nasturtium, which peppery plant grows submerged in water in fast flowing streams it’s sharply flavoured leaves often used in green salads or as a garnish

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Watercress

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681
Q

According to the Noël Coward song who go out in the midday sun

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Mad Dogs and Englishmen

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682
Q

The popes Callistus the third and Alexander the sixth were members of which notorious family

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Borgia

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Fashion designer who worked at next lift to work for Asda with the George label and then went to per Una at Marks & Spencer’s

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George Davies

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Who is the manager of the Beatles from 1961 until his death in 1967

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Brian Epstein

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Who wrote his only novel Rasselas during the evenings of a single week in 1759 to pay for his mothers funeral expenses

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Samuel Johnson

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686
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What is a measurement system of weights that uses pounds and ounces as units

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Avoirdupois

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What name is given to the traditional British system of weights based on the green in the pennyweight used to weigh precious metals

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Troy weight

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What is the scientific name like a Lagopus Scoticus which is the only bird indigenous solely to the British Isles

A

Red Grouse

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689
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Saxicola Torquata That’s what common name because it’s call resembles two pebbles being knocked together

A

Stonechat

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Fruit of which tree is eaten all year round by the Jay which has a habit of hiding recovering food

A

Oak

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Which bird officially recorded and 16 to 1916 return to breed in Scotland in the 1950s loch Garton

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Osprey

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Which remote island group around 40 miles west of north Uist is the largest gannetry in the world to be found

A

St Kilda

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What is the common name for the bird also known as a green plover or peewit

A

Lapwing

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Which is Britain’s smallest bird of prey the middle of the species helps to incubate the eggs

A

Merlin

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695
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Which bird is also known as the storm cock because of its habit of singing even in the worst of the weather

A

Mistlethrush

696
Q

Special structures in the peregrines for nostrils enable the birds breathe at great speed when stupid what are they generally called

A

Baffles

697
Q

The male of which large bird related to the Heron has a call known as a boom that resembles a distant foghorn

A

Bittern

698
Q

What is the common name of buteo buteo who is Numbers dropped greatly in 1950s my favourite food rabbits with decimated by myxomatosis

A

Buzzard

699
Q

What is the common name of the small passerine birds of the genius anthus that has species called Rock tree and water

A

Pipit

700
Q

The Gare fowl was an alternative name for which now extinct bird which was probably last seen in Britain on Saint Kilda in 1840

A

Great Auk

701
Q

A white heart shaped face and an eerie shriek of distinguishing features of which out

A

Barn owl

702
Q

Which resident shorebird with the scientific name hematopus Ostralagus is sometimes called the Sea Pie?

A

Oyster catcher

703
Q

What is the name of the wild fowl wetlands trust nature reserve in Lancashire that attracts huge box of pink footed geese each winter

A

Martin Mere

704
Q

The Whitland bird a little grebe the smallest of the British grebes has a alternative common name

A

Dabchick

705
Q

The whip whip whip cool of which migratory game bird is I said to sound like wet my lips

A

Quail

706
Q

Which conductor found in both the London Philharmonic at the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra

A

Set Thomas Beecham

707
Q

Which time for the band of colour formed when a beam of visible light is split into its constituent wavelengths was coined by Isaac Newton and 1672

A

Spectrum

708
Q

Founded in 1858 Blackheath you play at the Rectory field claim to be the oldest continuously exist in English club in which sport

A

Rugby union

709
Q

What is the name of the chalk headland situated in Eastbourne which is one of the highest cliffs on the south coast of England

A

Beachy head

710
Q

1966 film Walk don’t run was the last screen appearance of which Debonair British-born film actor

A

Cary Grant

711
Q

Which 17th-century invention is called Thea bushel in France a Kirk a tracker in the Netherlands in a cava Tappi in Italy

A

Corkscrew

712
Q

Graham Nash left which group in 1968 to join David Crosby in Stephen Stills

A

The Hollies

713
Q

Which battle in the summer and autumn of 1917 the spearheaded by British commander in chief said Douglas Haig aimed at destroying German submarine base is located in the north coast of Belgium that I saw tremendous loss of life minimal allied games Allied gains

A

Battle of Passchendaele / third battle of Ypres

714
Q

The name of which language group is in the Indian subcontinent from the Sanskrit word for the Tamil language as well as Tamil languages? in this family include Telugu kannada and Malayalam

A

Dravidian

715
Q

Another major source of information of the Mali empire was this North African historian and philosopher who died in 1406 this is which arab scholar, who in the historiographical work of Macademia proposed a cycle in which empires gradually lose a severe or social cohesion

A

Ibn Khaldun

716
Q

Karl Marx first formulated his dictum that religion is the opium of the people in a critique of which philosophers 1820 work elements of the philosophy of right? This thinker employs term “Aufhebung” to describe the interaction between a thesis and an antithesis

A

Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel

717
Q

Maria Cristina of the two Sicilies acted as regent in the early part of the reign of which queen of Spain a daughter who reigned from 1833 into 1868 is Queens reign saucepan transition from an absolute monarchy to constitutional monarchy

A

Isabella II

718
Q

In which opera does the cobbler Hans Sachs instruct the
Young at night Walther about music before singing competition

A

The master singers of Nuremberg

719
Q

As females can give us an unpleasant smell after being pollinated city planners have favour planting only males of which species of tree is native to China on first appear 270 million years ago? This has had adverse health effects due to the mils of this tree having highly allergenic pollen and unusually for free motile sperm?

A

Gingko (Maidenhair Tree)

720
Q

Analogous to the plasmodesmata that link the cytoplasm of plant cells, what name is given to specialised connections between two animal cells created by hexameric hemichannels of the protein connexin?

A

Gap Junctions

721
Q

The Sign of Shakuntala is a play by which classical Sanskrit poet and dramatist of 4th and 5th centuries CE? Adapts story of title character, mother of emperor Bharata from epic poem Mahabharata

A

Kalidasa

722
Q

South of the Zagros mountains about 50 km from ancient Persepolis lives which city the capital of the Fars province of Iran? it is known as the city of poetry in the famed poet Hafez and Saadi are buried nearby.

A

Shiraz

723
Q

Who wrote The Palm Wine Drunkard?

A

Amos Tutuola

724
Q

About halfway through the main road from tehran to Shiraz north-east of the Zagros mountains which city is the capital of eponymous province is the main centre for iran’s texture textile industry known for the huge Naqsh-e-Jahan Square officially Imam Khomeini Square, at south side of which is Shah Mosque also called Imam Mosque.

A

Isfahan

725
Q

Two branches of a family who are fighting in the Mahabharata?

A

Kaurava and Pandava

726
Q

Throughout her reign, Isabelle II was opposed by which reactionary traditionalist political movement named after her uncle, an Infante of Spain who opposed her accession to the throne? This movement, which gives its name to theee wars fought between 1833 and 1876, was merged with Falangism by General Franco in 1937.

A

Carlism

727
Q

The Pandavas in Mahabharata are the five sons of Pandu who all marry which beautiful Princess? After her husband Yudhisthira loses her in rigged game of dice, Duryodhana, eldest of Kauravas, attempts to disrobe her but she is saved from further humiliation by divine intervention from Krishna.

A

Draupadi

728
Q

Premiering in 1942 Capriccio was the final opera written by which composer who described it as a conversation piece about music it concerns a poet and the musician collaborating on an opera and discussing with the musical poetry is the higher art form

A

Richard Strauss

729
Q

The final human guru of Sikh ism Guru Gobind Singh named which central scripture of Sikhism as his successor of the final and last eternally living guru of Sikhism?

A

Guru Granth Sahib

730
Q

Hegel uses the process of dialectic to trace the progression of thought in which 1807 work widely regarded as his magnum opus? the title entity of this work is created from the dialectical synthesis of the idea and nature to form absolute knowledge

A

Phenomenology of Spirit

731
Q

What capital of east Azerbaijan province in Iran is located about 60km east of Lake Urmia? It’s cultural heritage has suffered through several dearthquakes throughout centuries, but among its famous sights are a Blue Mosque built by Shah Jahan and a Grand Bazaar claimed to be worlds largest covered bazaar.

A

Tabriz

732
Q

The best known passage in The Phenomenology of Spirit is a dialectic given what name? In this passage, Hegel describes two independent self consciousnesses who struggle to the death, with one being subjugated and both failing to be recognised as self conscious by the other.

A

Master-Slave Dialectic

733
Q

During a partial eclipse, the observer is in what region of shadow in which light source is only partly obscured by the occluding body? This is contrasted with the umbra, in which observer experiences a total eclipse and the antumbra in whi observer experiences an annular eclipse.

A

Penumbra

734
Q

What names of Spanish kings between the bourbon restoration of 1878 and the establishment of second Spanish republic in 1931?

A

Alfonso XII
Alfonso XIII

735
Q

The central theme of Strauss’ Capriccio is same as which Italian composer’s opera First the Music and then the Words? That opera buffa written in 1786 for a competition when pitted against German singspiel The Impresario, both performed same time in Schonbrunn Palace in Vienna?

A

Antonio Salieri

736
Q

Which book of John F Kennedy win the Pulitzer prize for biography in 1957

A

Profiles in courage

737
Q

What nickname was given to the wife of president Roosevelt B Hayes because she banned alcohol in the executive mansion

A

Lemonade Lucy

738
Q

1957 Dwight Eisenhower sent troops into which state capital to force the desegregation of schools in compliance with the orders of federal court

A

Little Rock Arkansas

739
Q

Which law did Benjamin Harrison have passed in 1890 to limit anti-competitive business practices

A

Sherman anti trust act

740
Q

Sweeping program of the reform by lbj specifically areas of civil rights and the war on poverty

A

The Great Society

741
Q

Italians use the word Tedesco for which European nationality in language

A

German

742
Q

What word for the testing of a metal to determine its ingredients of purity comes from an old French word meaning trial or attempt

A

Assay

743
Q

What is the name of the early flowering deciduous shrub with yellow bell like flowers which is a member of the Olive family in widespread in the UK

A

Forsythia

744
Q

Who wrote Love on the Dole, 1933 novel about working-class poverty

A

Walter Greenwood

745
Q

What determines the number of men and women who receive Maundy money from the monarch and also the amount that are given

A

The age of the Monarch

746
Q

In ancient Greece what general name is given to the Chief Magistrate in many city states

A

Archon

747
Q

In English verse what name is given to a pause in the middle of a Metrical line

A

Caesura

748
Q

Emerson, Lake & Palmer only British hit was composed by Aaron Copland what’s the title

A

Fanfare for the Common man

749
Q

In ancient Egyptian mythology who was the patron of scribes and the God of the moon

A

Thoth

750
Q

What Italian dessert is made by whisking egg yolks wine and sugar together over a gentle heat

A

Zabaglione

751
Q

Which opera by Puccini is it in the days of the California gold rush

A

The girl of the Golden West

752
Q

Frederik Willem Lanchester who built one of the first motor cars in Britain patented what type of break now standard on motorcars

A

Disc

753
Q

What word for a nickname comes from an early French word for playful tap under the chin

A

Soubriquet

754
Q

What well-known revolutionary socialist hymn what is the national anthem of the Soviet Union from 1917 to 1944

A

The Internationale

755
Q

Who wrote the poem one of his sonnets dedicated to liberty that opens Milton thou shouldst to be living at this hour

A

William Wordsworth

756
Q

Architect Sir Frederick Gibbard best known for the crown of thorns design of Liverpool’s Catholic cathedral was responsible for planning which Newtown in Essex

A

Harlow

757
Q

Who was the long-term presenter of BBC’s record Breakers

A

Roy Castle

758
Q

What was the name of Google’s messaging app which rent from 2016 2019?

A

Allo

759
Q

The three most performed operas at the Met known as the Abc what are they stand for

A

Aida
La Boheme
Carmen

760
Q

Stefan and a Scottish granny a character is used by which female ventriloquist

A

Nina Conti

761
Q

In 1963 Diana Vreeland became editor in chief of what fashion magazine

A

Vogue

762
Q

Slow loris release is venom from which part of its body

A

Elbows

763
Q

The Enfield case is the subtitles the sequel of what horror film

A

The conjuring

764
Q

Which TV physicist cowrote universal a guide to the Kosmos with Geoff forsure

A

Brian cox

765
Q

What is the only Worcestershire sauce that may be called original and genuine

A

Lea and perrins

766
Q

What sort of creature is a sea biscuit

A

Sea Urchin

767
Q

What TV quiz did Henry Kelly often say what am I

A

Going for Gold

768
Q

Which British peace envoy was quick Kidnapped in Beirut in 1987

A

Terry Waite

769
Q

Which artist created the cover for the Blur album think Tank

A

Banksy

770
Q

Trident replaced which former nuclear weapons program

A

Polaris

771
Q

What word follows war in a slang term for make up

A

Paint

772
Q

What royal navy rank comes between admiral and rear admiral

A

Vice Admiral

773
Q

Which jockey turn the writer wrote a biography of Lester Piggott

A

Dick Francis

774
Q

Dangerous lady is a book by which female crime writer

A

Martina Cole

775
Q

What was the last Alfred Hitchcock film shot in black and white

A

Psycho

776
Q

Greek mythology who was the God of marriage

A

Hymen

777
Q

Washington Heights is a neighbourhood and what New York borough

A

Manhattan

778
Q

What is the other horse race other than the Grand National known as the spring double

A

Lincoln handicap

779
Q

Who is the founder of gym shark

A

Ben Francis

780
Q

What Irish black comedy developed by Sharon Horgan won best drama series at 2023 BAFTAs?

A

Bad Sisters

781
Q

2020 2TV show written by Tony Schumacher set in Liverpool starring Martin Freeman

A

The responder

782
Q

2022 Channel 4 drama filmed in South Wales star in Lewis Grabban nominated for BAFTAs

A

Somewhere boy

783
Q

Comedy by Daisy May Cooper broadcast on BBC from 2022 also stars in Lenny rush as Ollie

A

Am I Being Unreasonable?

784
Q

Who won best actress in 2023 factors for playing Ruth and I am Ruth which also won the best single drama

A

Kate Winslet

785
Q

What is the name of Kate Winslet’s daughter who starred opposite her in the 2023 BAFTA award winning I am Ruth

A

Mia Threapleton

786
Q

Name of the ITV show on thousand 22 about the John Darwin disappearance case

A

The Thief his wife and a canoe

787
Q

British espionage thriller starring Guy Pearce and Damian Lewis nominated for best mini Siri set a 2023 BAFTAs

A

A spy among friends

788
Q

Which BBC show one best soap and continuing drama at 2023 BAFTAs

A

Casualty

789
Q

Spy thriller TV series based on the Slough house series of novels by Mick Heron on Apple TV+ on the 1st of April 2022 starring Gary Oldman is Jackson lamb

A

Slow Horses

790
Q

Gained prominence through his role as Sam Uley in the twilight films and now playing Sergeant Eli whip wounded Wolf in the English 2020 2TV show nominated for bafta 2023

A

Chaske Spencer

791
Q

Maxine Peake was nominated 2023 BAFTAs playing which woman in the British historical drama and about the titular campaigner of the Hillsborough disaster

A

Anne Williams

792
Q

Which TV show starring Billie Piper as Susie pickles was created by Lucy Prebble and Billie Piper and Billy was nominated for a bafta 2023

A

I hate Susie too

793
Q

British comedy drama TV series on sky one from 2019 starring Joe Gilgun as Vinny O’Neill

A

Brassic

794
Q

French historical drama released in 2022 on Disney+ set primarily in 1980s Paris the series follows the events leading up to and following the death of the namesake French Algerian student

A

Oussekine

795
Q

In which country house did Hercules poirot Solve both his first and his last murder cases

A

Styles House

796
Q

Who created the television series Grange Hill Brookside and Hollyoaks

A

Phil Redmond

797
Q

Which Caribbean island British overseas territory was cited in 1493 by Christopher Columbus reminder after the monastery in Catalonia and the jagged Mountain it sounds on

A

Montserrat

798
Q

In Buddhism what name of Sanskrit origin is given to the universal truth or law as expounded by the Buddha

A

Dharma

799
Q

Which pop artist featured in Ken Russells pop goes the easel and produce the collage Toyshop in 1961 using glass and cut outs

A

Peter Blake

800
Q

What is slang mean where FBI agents commonly referred to in the 1930s it was also the title of James Cagney film

A

G-Men

801
Q

Cape Comorin is the southernmost point of which Commonwealth country

A

India

802
Q

In 60 4BC who defeated Catalin for the following years consulship and subsequently played the leading role in the capture and execution of his followers

A

Cicero

803
Q

Room for a succession of wars against which Italian people whom they eventually subdued despite a famous defeat at the caudine forks

A

The samnites

804
Q

What was the name of Caligula favourite horse which allegedly planned to appoint as the council

A

Incitatus

805
Q

Rome suffered its bloody is defeat to Hannibal in which battle of 216 BC when their forces were in circled in a pincer movement

A

Cannae

806
Q

Which Christian heresy proclaimed that the son was of a different substance from the father was supported by the emperors Constantius the second and Valens

A

Arianism

807
Q

Europe’s longest river the Volga empties into which sea

A

Caspian Sea

808
Q

Which instrument did Anton Caras play the theme music to the film the third man

A

Zither

809
Q

What is the popular name for the flight in capsule is intended to make canned beer taste like draft

A

Widget

810
Q

Heath Marsh and dark green are species of which butterflies whose name comes from the Latin for dice box because of the spotted markings

A

Fritillaries

811
Q

What is the proper name of the flag that sometimes known as the red duster and which is flying by the British merchant Navy

A

Red ensign

812
Q

In a radio broadcast from Madrid in July 19306 Dolores Ibarruri proclaimed of they shall not pass which became a republic in slogan in the Spanish Civil War by what are the girl is she better known

A

La Passionaria

813
Q

Which conclusive battle in 1954 saw of the defeat of the French forces in Indochina by the Vietminh

A

Dien Bien Phu

814
Q

What name is commonly given to bismarks edited version of the final interview between Prussian King Wilhelm and the French ambassador which precipitated the Franco Prussian war in 1870

A

Ems Dispatch

815
Q

Which American army general commanded the force is the liberated Kuwait in the 1991 Gulf War

A

Norman Schwartzkopf

816
Q

What name was given to Willy Brandt’s policy that was intended to create closer ties between western east Germany and to improve relations with Poland and Soviet union

A

Ostpolitik

817
Q

Which former lawyer was president of France throughout the First World War and head of the government of national unity from 1926 to 1929

A

Raymond Poincare

818
Q

What name the Russian for fist was given to the wealthy peasants in the Soviet government sought to liquidate as a class in a campaign launched in 1929

A

Kulaks

819
Q

The gemsBok the scimitar horned and the Arabian are free species of which large antelope

A

Oryx

820
Q

What name is shared by a river that flows through the Derbyshire Peak District and one that forms part of the English Welsh border

A

Wye

821
Q

What time is the first part of which is the right from the German for rag or rabble the Karl Marx coin for the lowest stratum of the industrial working-class including tramps and criminals

A

Lumpenproletariat

822
Q

What title did Ja bach give to his set of 24 Préludes and fugues for keyboard in each of the major and minor keys and also a second second post later in Leipzig sometimes called the 48

A

The well tempered Klavier

823
Q

Which Australian player attempted to use an aluminium bat during the protest in the 1979 to 80 Ashes series

A

Dennis Lillee

824
Q

Who captained England in 19 home test matches between 1970 7981 was never on the losing side in the oven

A

Mike Brearley

825
Q

During Don Bradman’s final test innings which English bowler famously dismissed him for a duck to deny him a career test average of 100?

A

Eric Hollies

826
Q

What name is given to the fertile low-lying area reclaimed Marshlands into the west and south of the wash

A

The Fens or Fenlands

827
Q

What are martial art was introduced as Olympic sport in Tokyo games of 1964

A

Judo

828
Q

Who starred as the gang boss Charlie Croker in the original 1969 version of the Italian Job

A

Michael Caine

829
Q

The opening of which of London is Bridges in 1917 is the subject of one a few paintings by constable not feature of pastoral scene

A

Waterloo Bridge

830
Q

In 1535 who completed the first translation of the Bible to be printed in English and edited for what became known as the great bible for 1539

A

Miles Coverdale

831
Q

According to Shakespeare’s play who struck the first blow in Julius Caesar was assassinated

A

Casca

832
Q

What French term is used in ballet for dancing on the tip of the toe in specially designed stiffen shoes

A

En Pointe

833
Q

Which current British army regiment was founded as the first Regiment of foot guards in 1656

A

Grenadier Guards

834
Q

The name of which precious stone comes from the Greek for nail or claw the pink and white bands of one of his varieties are set resemble fingernail

A

Onyx

835
Q

Name of group fronted by John Lennon that Paul McCartney joined in 1957

A

The Quarrymen

836
Q

In April 1964, which Beatles single became the first record to top the British and us charts simultaneously?

A

Can’t Buy Me Love

837
Q

What was the title of Beatles first uk number one hit single which spent 7 weeks at top of charts in 1963?

A

From Me To You

838
Q

Who directed the Beatles first feature film a hard Day’s night

A

Dick Lester

839
Q

Which New York Stadium did the Beatles play the first concert of the 1965 American tour in front of a crowd of 55,000

A

Shea Stadium

840
Q

She loves you knocked which group off the top of the UK charts the song bad to me had also been written by Lennon and McCartney

A

Billy J Kramer and the Dakotas

841
Q

Title of John Lennon first literary work book of nonsense verse in 1964

A

In his own write

842
Q

Which of the Beatles UK number one singles doesn’t feature the title anywhere in the lyrics

A

The ballad of John and Yoko

843
Q

In the 19th century which empire became known as the sick man of Europe

A

Ottoman Empire

844
Q

What is the name of the traditional Welsh broth normally made with lamb bacon leaks potatoes and cabbage?

A

Cawl

845
Q

Which bbc economics editors father was one half of a double act with Donald Swann

A

Stephanie Flanders

846
Q

Kingsley Amis won the 1986 Booker prize for which novel about a notable but obnoxious author who retires to Wales meet up old friends that drops dead

A

The old devils

847
Q

The Jazz classic mood Indigo is particularly associated with his Orchestra

A

Duke Ellington

848
Q

What is the largest British freshwater crustacean that resembles a small lobster

A

Crayfish

849
Q

Which date is the Eton Wall game played when the eton college Collegera play the Oppidians annually?

A

St Andrews Day

850
Q

Which Upland area is those dozemary pool where according to tradition Sir Bedivere threw King Arthur sword Excalibur after the battle of Camlan

A

Bodmin Moor

851
Q

Which region form is the toe of Italy

A

Calabria

852
Q

Formally known as old is Beverley Street in which English city is there a street called the land of green ginger

A

Hull

853
Q

In which modern country is the bulk of the ancient regions of Volinia and Podolia located?

A

Ukraine

854
Q

Rising to the height of 1250 feet above sea level wills neck is the highest point at which the range of somerset Hills

A

Quantock Hills

855
Q

Which peninsula the formerly belong to Italy was incorporated into Yugoslavia by settlements of 1947 at 19:54

A

Istria

856
Q

Which mountain range lies between the Elbe and the Weser rivers was divided by former border between east and west Germany

A

Harz Mountains

857
Q

What’s the name of the dense scrubland vegetation of the Mediterranean the name is also given to a French resistance movement

A

Maquis

858
Q

Which British Cathedral city does a medieval Gateway called the bishops eye straddle the approach to the moat-ringed Bishops Palace

A

Wells

859
Q

Which country’s highest point is Mount Musala, in section of Rhodopi massif known as the Rila Planina?

A

Bulgaria

860
Q

Line off the coast of the island of Jersey which group of rocks from the southernmost point of the British Isles

A

Les Minquiers or The Minkies

861
Q

Rising to height of 10,964 feet what is highest mountain in the Dolomites?

A

Marmolada

862
Q

The rivers DochArt and LochAy whose confluence is just east of the town of killin, are principal headwTers of which river?

A

Tay

863
Q

Adjective otic refers to which part of the body?

A

Ears

864
Q

Sebastian Coe and which other athlete broke the Mile World Record three times in a ten day period in august 1981?

A

Steve Ovett

865
Q

What does word Croeso mean on welsh road sign

A

Welcome

866
Q

What term from Italian for “to touch” is given to a keyboard piece intended to display the dexterity of the performer?

A

Toccata

867
Q

In biology what word for minute body or cell in an organism especially red and white blood cell comes from the Latin for little body

A

Corpuscle

868
Q

In physics what name is given to the phenomenon in which waves appear to bend or spread out as they pass for a small aperture or around the edge of a barrier

A

Diffraction

869
Q

Which deadly viper named after an 18 century Scottish naturalist is known as the Tic Polonga in Sri Lanka where cause of many serious snakebites?

A

Russell’s Viper

870
Q

Which snake shares its common name of a city in southern France and produces a special secretions to polish its scales?

A

Montpellier Snake

871
Q

Which highly poisonous snake that can be fatal to man has an Afrikaans name meaning tree snake

A

Boomslang

872
Q

Snakes belong to which order within the class Reptilia which also includes lizards and worm lizards

A

Squamata

873
Q

How is the snake family Crotalinae generally known because of orifices between each eye and nostril that contain heat sensitive membranes

A

Pit viper

874
Q

Who wrote the Winslow boy

A

Terrence Rattigan

875
Q

With which 1956 play of John Osborne first achieve theatrical success

A

Look Back in Anger

876
Q

Which aria does Lauretta sing to her father, Gianni Schicchi, in Puccini’s opera, beginning to be allowed to marry Rinuccio?

A

O Mio Babbino Caro

877
Q

Woman on a pedestal wearing classic cool drapery and with a torch held high in a right hand is a trademark of which Hollywood film studio

A

Columbia

878
Q

The name of which alcoholic spirit comes from the Dutch wine

A

Brandy

879
Q

Which prison did Johnny Cash before the concert in February 1969 included the song a boy named Sue

A

San Quintin

880
Q

In which of Shakespeare’s plays other title characters last words the rest is silence

A

Hamlet

881
Q

Which garden herb with varieties such as lemon and Silverqueen is used for parsley and breadcrumbs to make a stuffing for veal and poultry

A

Thyme

882
Q

In five 9060% from the Benedictine monastery of St Andrew in Rome to England by pope Gregory the great to convert the country to Christianity

A

Saint Augustine

883
Q

Which of the Dodecanese islands is the most easterly in the Aegean Sea

A

Rhodes

884
Q

Who is Chancellor of the Exchequer for 1947 to 1950 when he retired because of ill health he was noted for his Austerity policies

A

Stafford Cripps

885
Q

In Egyptian mythology the God Thoth is usually shown with the head of which wading bird

A

Ibis

886
Q

In physics what term is used for the transfer of heat through fluid or gas by the actual movement of fluid itself

A

Convection

887
Q

What is the better 99 for musician Douglas Trendle he took a stage name from the bus conductor in the Beatles 1967 film magical mystery tour?

A

Buster Bloodvessel (frontman for Bad Manners)

888
Q

1991 Grand National was won by the smallest horse in the race New Zealand train to gelding which coincidentally share this name of the principal sponsor of the race of the Canadian whiskey distillery

A

Seagram

889
Q

What four letter word might mean a throw a small pile of convoluted Earth, group of actors, moulded model; or spreading out of hounds in different directions in search of a lost scent?

A

Cast

890
Q

Which league 1 club is the only professional football club in England not to be named after place and hold the record for the most seasons in the second tier of football with 41 without ever reach in the first year

A

Port Vale

891
Q

Where might we frequently see the Latin phrase Decus et Tutamen, taken from Virgil’s Aeneid, which means “an ornament and a safeguard”?

A

£1 coin

892
Q

Which chef created the French inspired coronation quiche for the coronation including spinach broad beans cheese and which herb one of the four fine herbs of French cooking

A

Mark Flanagan and Tarragon

893
Q

What was the name of Andrew Lloyd Webber official Coronation anthems commission for the coronation

A

Make a Joyful Noise

894
Q

According to the Royal Twitter account is the Kings favourite flower sometimes known as Larkspur’s family of flowers takes its name from the ancient Greek for a marine creature because the flowers are said to be so shaped

A

Delphinium

895
Q

England’s largest landlocked county

A

Shropshire

896
Q

Which is the shortest Street on the traditional version of the London monopoly board named after a pub it is the date in short and from a long road in the early 18 century going to the building of Regent Street

A

Vine Street

897
Q

Which 18th century monument to Norman King Minstead is one of the brown properties in The New Forest version of the game Monopoly released recently

A

Rufus Stone

898
Q

The fynboss is a Mediterranean shrubland known for incredible diversity plant life it’s found in which country is home to the King protea this country’s national flower

A

South Africa

899
Q

Who was founder of Sikhism and first of ten human gurus?

A

Guru Nanak Dev

900
Q

Which third son of Pandu wins Draupadi’s hand in marriage by demonstrating his skill at archery? The Bhagavad Gita is a dialogue between this Prince and Krishna who acts as his charioteer.

A

Arjuna

901
Q

Which Iranian city is capital of the Razavi Khorasan Province in the country’s northeast, well connected to both Ashgabat in Turkmenistan and Herat in Afghanistan? It was declared by President Ahmadinejad to be the country’s spiritual capital and known for major pilgrimage site the shrine of Imam Reza.

A

Mashhad

902
Q

Nigerian author for Nobel Prize in literature plays The Lion and the Jewel and Death and the Kings Horsemen?

A

Wole Soyinka

903
Q

Which Nicaraguan dictator served as President until overthrown in 1979? Assassinated in Paraguay a year later this man’s ousting ended a family dynasty that had been in power since 1937.

A

Anastasia Somoza Debayle

904
Q

Which architect designed the original world trade centre in New York City? Born in Seattle where he designed Rainier Centre.

A

Minoru Yamasaki

905
Q

Which Spanish word meaning beach is used in Mexico and the western US for a dry lakebed? This word follows Racetrack in the name of one of these features in Death Valley which is known for its sailing stones which move along the flat valley floor:

A

Playa

906
Q

Taking a dramaturgical approach to the study of social interactions, the Presentation of Self in Everyday Life is an influential 1956 work by which sociologist?

A

Erving Goffman

907
Q

According to Pseudo-Apollodorus who was the only woman among Jason’s Argonauts of Greek myth? This woman is also known for her major role in the Caledonian boar hunt.

A

Atalanta

908
Q

Which one of the lanthanide elements is alloyed with iron and boron to make the strongest type of permanent magnet commercially available, important for hybrid and electric vehicles as well as other applications requiring magnets? This element is also used with yttrium, aluminium garnet to create the media used in a laser that emits 1064 nanometer radiation.

A

Neodymium

909
Q

Some of Yamasaki’s work is classified as belonging to which modernist architectural style? Philip Johnson and Henry-Russell Hitchcock included “no applied ornament” and “architecture as volume” in their definition of this style’s principles.

A

International Style

910
Q

Although Atalanta won the hide of the calydonian boar by being first to wound it, the creature was slain by which man, a prince who would become her consort! The host and leader of the hunt, this man is also mentioned as one of the argonauts.

A

Meleager

911
Q

French city where kings traditionally crowned?

A

Reims

912
Q

Which French historian considered leader of Annales School, wrote the three volume work Civilisation Materielle, ECONOMIE Et Capitalisme? The first volume published in 1967 is entitled The structures of everyday life and includes chapters on food clothing and housing in Pre industrial world.

A

Fernand Braudel

913
Q

Which is only lanthanide element lacking a stable isotope, making it extremely rare in the earth’s crust? Along with technetium, it is one of only two of the first 82 elements to have no stable nuclides. It does not have widespread applications but has been used in atomic clocks and luminous paint.

A

Promethium

914
Q

What name given to collection of right wing rebel groups in Nicaragua that formed in 1981 to overthrow this country’s Sandinista government? CIA funded.

A

Contras

915
Q

Later adapted into film, 1957 film The Scapegoat tells of an Englishman who encounters his doppelgänger in France and is forced into swapping places with him. Novel was written by which English author known for her literary thrillers.

A

Daphne du Maurier

916
Q

Another greek hero thought to be an Argonaut was which father of Achilles by the sea-Nymph Thetis? Like his brother Telamon, this hero was a friend of Heracles and served in his campaign against the Amazons.

A

Peleus

917
Q

What word beginning with P precedes Papers in 2021 leak of 2.9TB of financial data?

A

Pandora

918
Q

The 2002 novel The Double tells story of teacher Tertiliano who sees his doppelgänger in film. Which Portuguese Nobel lit prize winner?

A

Jose Saramago

919
Q

Another important theorist of the everyday is which Russian literary theorist who developed concepts of carnivalesque and grotesque realism in work “Rabelais and his world”?

A

Mikhail Bakhtin

920
Q

Burundi new capital from 2019

A

Gitega

921
Q

Philip Johnson collaborated with Ludwig Mies van der Rohe on which international style. Building on Manhattan park avenue? Building completed for and named after Canadian whisky distiller:

A

Seagram

922
Q

Which Sandinista leader became president of Nicaragua in 1979 until defeated in 1990 general reelection by VIOLETA Chamorro? 2007 he elected President and still to this day.

A

Daniel Ortega

923
Q

Which publication did the inaugural Sherlock Holmes story study in Scarlet first appear in 1887

A

Beetons Christmas annual

924
Q

Which metallic element is commonly used with nickel and batteries and in control rods for nuclear reactions

A

Cadmium

925
Q

And filmset drag on what name is given to the assistant or apprentice to the gaffer or key grip

A

Best boy

926
Q

What does the suffix is Chester or caster in British place names indicate

A

Roman/army camp

927
Q

What name now used for a fanatic originally meant a member of a Jewish sect uncompromising in opposition to the polytheism of ancient Rome

A

Zealot

928
Q

It’s still the same old story a fight for love and glory is a line from a classic song

A

As time goes by

929
Q

What word originally used for an inhabitant of an ancient Greek town on the Italian mainland has come to mean anyone who is devoted to the luxury

A

Sybarite

930
Q

In the 1960s which building on Broadway was an important centre a popular music songwriting with offices for artists like Carole King Gerry Goffin Neil Sedaka

A

Brill Building

931
Q

Which Florentine banker instigated the plot of 1571 the aim to put Mary Queen of Scots in English throne instead of Elizabeth with the help of the Spanish invasion

A

Ridolfi

932
Q

Which pope issued the ball regnans in excelsis excommunicated Elizabeth in 1571

A

Pius V

933
Q

Which artist and Goldsmith painted a number miniature is limnings of Elizabeth from the early 1570s as well as designing the great seal of the realm

A

Nicholas Hilliard

934
Q

Which spy by arrested by Walsingham’s men in November 15 83 was executed after confessing that the Duke of guise was planning an invasion to install Mary Queen of Scots the Queen of England

A

Francis Throckmorton

935
Q

By area what is the smallest state in mainland Australia

A

Victoria

936
Q

Which TV presenter began his career as the reporter of Mike channel on radio active and later on itv

A

Angus Deayton

937
Q

In a plant what is the name of the single main root from which lateral roots develop

A

Tap root

938
Q

Which left-handed ex-paratrooper usually play the right-handed guitar upside down

A

Jimi Hendrix

939
Q

What was the name of the series of American space station is the first which was launched in 1973

A

Skylab

940
Q

Which French word is used to describe wine brought to room temperature

A

Chambre

941
Q

Other than Borneo the island of the natural habitat of the great ape Orangutang

A

Sumatra

942
Q

Which nuts are the favourite food of the common dormouse given it it’s alternate name

A

Hazel nut

943
Q

Which mammals of the New World rainforest have coats that often appear green because it has algae growing around the hairs

A

Sloth

944
Q

The asiatic lion which was once widespread found in which national park in Gujarat India

A

Gir forest national park

945
Q

Herd of reindeer introduced in Britain in 1952 in which Scottish mountain range

A

Cairngorms

946
Q

What baleen whale that has a Latin specific name meaning sharp snouted is most common whale species in British waters especially in Scotland?

A

Minke

947
Q

Which jackal sized black and fawn striped member of the family Hyenidae is unlike the other three species of hyena in that it’s jaws are weak and diet consists mainly of termites?

A

Aardwolf

948
Q

Colugas are gliding animals found in south East Asian forests better known by flying what?

A

Lemurs

949
Q

Which antelope like animal of family antilocapridae is fastest mammal in North America, attaining speeds of up to 90km per hour?

A

Pronghorn

950
Q

What name is given to the specialist skin nourishes the growth of deer antlers and guides information and development of the Tines

A

Velvet

951
Q

Which Wagner opera is based on the legend of the night of the swan

A

Lohengrin

952
Q

Which spice was known in the middle ages of Indian saffron because of its colour

A

Turmeric

953
Q

Which town that was the site of the battle in the wars of the roses lies at the confluence of the river is Avon and severn

A

Tewkesbury

954
Q

Green fly and black fly or two members of which family of soft bodied insects that feed on plants sap

A

Aphids

955
Q

Which architectural feature can be dog like straight open well or circular

A

Staircases

956
Q

Which shipping forecast there in the north sea is directly north of German bight

A

Fisher

957
Q

What is the meaning of the nautical term avast

A

Stop

958
Q

Opened in 1837 which was London’s first mainline railway terminus

A

Euston

959
Q

What was the only single on Michael Jackson’s thriller that reached number one in the UK

A

Billie Jean

960
Q

What was the title of madonnas first UK number one single in 1985 the song featured in the film desperately seeking Susan

A

Into the groove

961
Q

Which British actress appeared as the fairy godmother in the video of Adam & The Ants Prince Charming

A

Diana Dors

962
Q

Which Birmingham bass band fronted by lead singer Dennis Seaton had six top 40 singles in the 1980s

A

Musical Youth

963
Q

Which model appeared in the video for Billy Joel uptown girl and later married the singer

A

Christine Brinkley

964
Q

Which groups first UK top 10 hit single gimme all your lovin’ 984

A

ZZ Top

965
Q

What was the stage name of Oasis guitarist Paul Arthurs

A

Bonehead

966
Q

Which group 1st chart success was with Johnny come home which got to number 8985

A

Fine Young Cannibals

967
Q

Soldiers of the UN peacekeeping forces were berets of what colour

A

Blue

968
Q

Which legendary Irish hero city built the Giants Causeway lived in a cave on the island of Staffa

A

Finn McCool

969
Q

Which actor plays withnails uncle Monty in the code 1987 film comedy wothnail and I

A

Richard Griffiths

970
Q

Which of the base of the stories about the spy Ashenden on his experiences in the British secret service during the First World War

A

William Somerset Maugham

971
Q

Dried leaves of which plant that is the only member of the genius Lawsonia produce a red orange dye That’s been used since ancient time for a body and hair dye

A

Henna

972
Q

What name is given to the cliff face of the southern end of the capitoline Hill in Rome from which traitors were flown to the death

A

Tarpeian Rock

973
Q

Which time in a strict disciplinarian taken from the name of Louis the 14th inspector general of infantry who devised a rigourous system of drill

A

Martinet

974
Q

Which contact composer and pianist was the first American to contact at the Scala Milan in 1953

A

Leonard Bernstein

975
Q

 Which world champion in Formula One survived an accident at Monaco in 1955 he drove off the circuit and into the harbour only to die by testing a new Ferrari four days later

A

Alberto Ascari

976
Q

Who is the only man to win world titles in motorcycling and Formula One

A

John Surtees

977
Q

What was the name of the mall long straight on the Paul Ricard circuit which for many years was the venue for the French Grand Prix

A

Mistral

978
Q

What was unusual about the Terrell card which Jody Scheckter won the 1976 Swedish Grand Prix

A

Six wheels

979
Q

Which pig like mammal whose natural habitat ranges from the southern desert of the USA to Patagonia has three species called collared, white lipped and chacoan

A

Peccary (javelina)

980
Q

Grammar which tense denotes an action that was completed before the past point in time and is formed in English by the use of the word had and the past participle of the verb

A

Pluperfect

981
Q

What is the name of the past that links Innsbruck in Austria with Balzano in Italy

A

Brenner pass

982
Q

From 1948 into 1967 the Mandelbaum gate was there the border crossing point in which divided city

A

Jeruselym

983
Q

In Don Quixote by Cervantes what is the name of his manservant

A

Sancho Panza

984
Q

Who before leaving the Philippines in March 1942 told her successor hold on I shall return

A

General Douglas MacArthur

985
Q

Which German victory of late August 1914 was regarded as revenge for the battle of the same name in 1410 at which the Teutonic Knights had been routed by polls and Lithuanians

A

Battle of Tannenberg

986
Q

Which marshal of the Soviet union personally commanded the final assault in Berlin April 1945 and went onto servers minister of defence from 1955 to 57

A

Georgy Zhukov

987
Q

Which British Colonel commanded the Arab force that captured the red Sea port of Aqaba on the 6th of July 1917

A

TE Lawrence

988
Q

The RAF used to main fighter planes in the battle of Britain the Spitfire was one what was the other

A

Hawker hurricane

989
Q

What nickname did the British seventh armoured division of doctor in the north African campaign in the Second World War

A

Desert rats

990
Q

On the D-day the allies suffered the greatest number of casualties in which of the beaches which was given epithet bloody

A

Omaha

991
Q

Kitten Kong planet of the rabbits and bunfight at the OK tea rooms what episode of which 1970s television comedy series

A

The goodies

992
Q

Which palm tree is native to tropical Africa and Madagascar gives its name to the fibre made from its leaves which is used to make hats and baskets

A

Raffia

993
Q

Which resort in the Cairngorms is the major city centre of Scottish highlands

A

Aviemore

994
Q

In Islam what name from the Arabic for story is given to the traditions in the settings of the prophet Muhammad

A

Hadith

995
Q

Which word for mental condition typically characterised by delusions of persecution comes from the Greek for beyond the side and mind

A

Paranoia

996
Q

Miss Adelaide as a character from which musical

A

Guys and dolls

997
Q

What is the name of a Crossing Circle board game originated in ancient India is described in the ancient text Mahabharata and played on a board shaped like a symmetrical cross comes from the Hindi word mean in 25

A

Pachisi

998
Q

What was the name of the main enemies of Captain Scarlett

A

The Mysterons

999
Q

In which sport did ray illingworth captain England

A

Cricket

1000
Q

To turn it upside down would be to say turn what insert animal name here

A

Turn turtle

1001
Q

What was the name beginning with S where Florence Nightingale established the hospital to 10 the wounded of the Crimean war

A

Scutari

1002
Q

In the West End the show the play what I wrote was a tribute to which comedy Duo

A

Morecambe and Wise

1003
Q

What is a sampan

A

Boat

1004
Q

Baroness Marie Christine von reibnitz is better known by what name

A

Princess Michael of Kent

1005
Q

Which actress was born Margaret Mary Emily Anne Hyra

A

Meg Ryan

1006
Q

Term beginning with B which is where the letters has matured and reach the end of its life cycle

A

Bolted

1007
Q

The magazine of hughes appreciation society is entitle railway cuttings

A

Tony Hancock

1008
Q

In the Bible how long did Jonah spend in the belly of the great fish

A

Three days

1009
Q

What is the name of Barnsley Stadium in South Yorkshire

A

Oakwell

1010
Q

Who is the mother of the actor Toby Stephens who played Bonvillain Gustav graves in the 2002 die another Day

A

Maggie Smith

1011
Q

Traditionally what creature is kept in a byre

A

Cattle

1012
Q

Balmoral castle built for which Monarch

A

Queen Victoria

1013
Q

What is the name of the small reddish orange roe of a scallop called

A

Coral

1014
Q

Which country was Ursula Andress born in 1936

A

Switzerland

1015
Q

Which actress is the only one to have won the best actress award for Cesar awards acting five times

A

Isabelle Adjani

1016
Q

Which comedian had a hit in 1984 with Ullo John got a new motor?

A

Alexi Sayle

1017
Q

The painter George Suratt is a subject of what sondheim musicals

A

Sunday in the Park with George

1018
Q

What type of hat is traditionally worn by the brigade of guards

A

Bearskin

1019
Q

What Dutch cheese is named after a town just north east of Rotterdam

A

Gouda

1020
Q

In gardening what time means removing flowers when they are dying or dead

A

DeadHeading

1021
Q

In 1991 you could be mine was a hit single for what do US rock band

A

Guns N’ Roses

1022
Q

In the Charlie says public information films what animal was Charlie voiced by Kenny Everett

A

Cat

1023
Q

Set a New York 1971 thriller starring Jane Fonda and Donald Sutherland

A

Klute

1024
Q

Which EastEnders character was played by the late Gretchen Franklin

A

Ethel Skinner

1025
Q

Which Doncaster born Sopranos released the album I will wait for you

A

Lesley Garrett

1026
Q

What name is given to a horse in a circus that performs without a rider

A

Liberty horse

1027
Q

What Word connect an aircraft landing strip and a models walkway

A

Runway

1028
Q

The Irish festival held in County Kerry each year is called the rose of where

A

Tralee

1029
Q

George the second was the last reigning occupant of a palace

A

Hampton Court

1030
Q

Lacrima Christi wine is made from grapes grown on the slopes of the volcano

A

Vesuvius

1031
Q

1976 Prince Charles retired from which of the armed forces

A

Royal Navy

1032
Q

What cyclist rang a giant belt start a 2012 Olympic opening ceremony

A

Wiggins

1033
Q

According to legend, the Greek carpenter Epeius built which famous object

A

Trojan Horse

1034
Q

Bill Cassidy the cowboy created by Clarence Mulford has what nickname

A

Hopalong

1035
Q

Which cockney stand up comedian is a former Billingsgate Porter?

A

Mickey Flanagan

1036
Q

The traditional horn blown by Swiss Herdmans communicate is called a what

A

Alphorn

1037
Q

What type of seashell was used on the logo of shell oil

A

Scallop

1038
Q

Who wrote the country diary of an Edwardian lady

A

Edith Holden

1039
Q

What Italian sunglasses brand is named after the law and order enforcers

A

Police

1040
Q

The title character of what Adolf Addams Ballet dies of a broken heart

A

Giselle

1041
Q

Which Greek goddess encourage the Trojan prince Paris to abduct Helena

A

Aphrodite

1042
Q

Add to christening the Church of England requires a minimum of how many godparents

A

Three

1043
Q

Hawaiian seabreeze cocktail contains cranberry and what other fruit juice

A

Pineapple juice

1044
Q

Which Irish boy band had a 90s hit with every day I love you

A

Boy Zone

1045
Q

What trousers share the name of combustible device is the bright light

A

Flares

1046
Q

What region of Portugal was named after the Arabic for the west

A

Algarve

1047
Q

Which British athlete became the oldest ever Olympic 100 m champion in 1992

A

Linford Christie

1048
Q

What does the M stand for in the name of the writer Louisa M Alcott

A

May

1049
Q

What was the first in the series of books about schoolboy William Brown

A

Just William

1050
Q

According to an advertising slogan what toys wobble but they don’t fall down

A

Weebles

1051
Q

Who played Peter in the 1992 British film Peter’s Friends

A

Stephen Fry

1052
Q

Stone cold sober and New York where hits for which singer

A

Paloma Faith

1053
Q

How soon is now and panic singles by the 1980s Manchester band

A

The Smiths

1054
Q

Talbot Rothwell route several scrips for what series of British comedy films

A

Carry on film series

1055
Q

What manager change Coventry City’s nickname from bantams to sky blues

A

Jimmy Hill

1056
Q

In the original Yoho ho and a bottle of rum how many member on the dead man’s chest

A

15

1057
Q

In the comic strip what is the name of the dog in Garfield

A

Odie

1058
Q

Sterling silver is commonly an alloy of silver and which othera metal

A

Copper

1059
Q

What is the official Sydney residents of the prime minister of Australia

A

KirriBilli house

1060
Q

Bula Is the national greeting in which pacific country

A

Fiji

1061
Q

Which Perth psychedelic rock band fronted by Kevin Parker

A

Tame Impala

1062
Q

Which James Bond film was the first star Roger Moore

A

Live and let die

1063
Q

Which one of the lanthanide elements has an isotope that is best neutron absorber of any stable isotope leading to its use in nuclear reactors and in medical imaging? This element is central to research on magnetic refrigeration because it’s temperature varies with the surrounding magnetic field.

A

Gadolinium

1064
Q

Which Jewish festival commemorates the re dedication of the second temple of Jerusalem in 164bc at beginning of Maccabean revolt?

A

Hannukkah

1065
Q

The name of which string instrument the rise from the Turkish word meaning broken or modified now much more closely associated with Greece this long necked lute with a pear shaped body was brought to Greece from Anatolian the early 20th century

A

Bouzouki

1066
Q

Ivan Voynitsky twice attempts to shoot Professor Serebryakov after hearing of professor’s deSire to sell his estate. By what name is Ivan known in the title of one of Chekhov’s best known plays?

A

Uncle Vanya

1067
Q

In 63BC which Roman general was invited to help settle dispute and ended up occupying judea? Member of first triumvirate this general later became enemy of Julius Caesar.

A

Pompey

1068
Q

Which south-western Chinese province has the name translating at south of the clouds and has a very landscape encompassing snowcapped mountains rice terraces lakes and deep gorgeous ordering Tibet Laos Vietnam Myanmar it is one of the countries most ethnically diverse in his home to China’s largest diversity of plant life

A

Yunnan

1069
Q

Joan of Arc was captured by Burgundians while she was attempting to lift the siege on which town on river Oise in northern france? The armistice that ended world war 1 and the armistice agreed by Nazi Germany and third French Republic in June 1945.

A

Compiegne

1070
Q

Also commonly depicted as one of argonauts, who became King of Pylos after father and brothers slain by Heracles? Living to great age as giving life spans of slain family members, which son of Neleus is particularly valued for his wise counsel in both Iliad and Odyssey?

A

Nestor of Gerenia

1071
Q

Rabelais was also the subject of studies by which French socialist and philosopher an important theorist of the every day who wrote the 1947 work critique of every day life span is no in French troops in the concept of social space and right to the city

A

Henri Lefebvre

1072
Q

In Inuit myth, Sedna is goddess of this realm and the creatures that live in it, while Mazu the Chinese goddess of this realm and protector of those. In Norse myth, Aegir serves as personification of which place?

A

The sea

1073
Q

Which Italian artist who died in 1920 rejected art nouveau an impression of them after been introduced to African sculpture elongated faces at the almond shaped eyes of the figures depicted in sculptures such Tete and painting such as reclining nude show the influence of bowel a mask from Cote d’Ivoire and guilt masks of the Fang people of Gabon

A

Amedeo Modigliani

1074
Q

Which neurodegenerative disease was formally common among four people of Papua new Guinea and it’s caused by the transmission of miss folded proteins called Prains who is transmitted through Fuinary cannibalism and it’s disappeared since that practice ended

A

Kuru

1075
Q

Which Greek word translating into English as union is given to the demand of ethically Greek communities living outside Greece to be reunited with their motherland the best-known example probably that of Greek Cypriots

A

Enosis

1076
Q

Since 2016 the Pakistani port of Gwadar has been leased by Chinese company as key part of which Chinese government strategy aiming to build infrastructure through Asia?

A

Belt and Road Initiative

1077
Q

Some scholars have like in the Merriwa of wits between Beatrice and Benedict and William Shakespeare’s much ado about nothing to sprezzatura and effortless display of witty conversation of good humour the concept of sprezzatura first appears in the book of the courtier a hugely popular courtesy book by which Italian author

A

Baldassare Castiglione

1078
Q

Archbishop was leading figure in the Cypriot campaign for enosis and served as president of Cyprus from its independence regarded as the father of the nation by groups eight Cypress he was briefly deposed in a poop that that in 1974

A

Makarios III

1079
Q

Area around Gwadar port is being developed as wha kind of free market orientated area? Shenzhen and Zhuhai in Guangdong were among the first of these areas in China.

A

Special Economic Zones

1080
Q

Star is the brightest in the constellation Auriga and sixth brighter in the night sky overall

A

Capella

1081
Q

Tsetse flies spread which disease?

A

African sleeping sickness/trypanosomiasis

1082
Q

Mary Anning discovered which dinosaur similar to dinosaur from fish

A

Ichthyosaurs

1083
Q

Mary Anning also discovered the first nearly complete skeletons belonging to which order of extinct marine reptiles? Species had long neck and small head.

A

Plesiosaurs

1084
Q

Which Greek statesman and advocate for Athenian naval power oversaw the construction of a fleet of over 200 triremes to face the invading Persian army at the Straits of Artemisium?

A

Themistocles

1085
Q

In his lectures on aesthetics, Hegel classifies and ranks what he considered the five major arts along an axis from most material to most expressive. Counting down from most expressive to most material, they are poetry, music, painting, sculpture and which “first” art?

A

Architecture

1086
Q

The l paramilitary organisation founded in 1955 to campaign for an end to British rule in Cyprus and for enosis with Greece is known by what four letter acronym?

A

EOKA

1087
Q

Didicas Island emerged from the sea following a volcanic eruption in 1952 just to north of whcih large island that lies around 350km south of Taiwan?

A

Luzon

1088
Q

Which star is brightest in constellation Aquila, and twelfth brightest in the night sky overall? Forms the Summer Triangle asterism with Deneb and Vega.

A

Altair

1089
Q

Some elements from Hamlet such as play within play and vengeful ghost appear to be drawn from the Spanish Tragedy a work by which English playwright?

A

Thomas Kyd

1090
Q

Mary Anning’s main trade as fossil collector came from selling the shells of belemnites and which other cephalopods which were then known as snake stones? These fossils superficially resemble nautilus shells.

A

Ammonite

1091
Q

The Joy of Life is a painting by which French painter?

A

Henri Matisse

1092
Q

EOKA was founded by which Greek Cypriot soldier and politician nicknamed Dighenis? This figure often referred to by military title colonel died in 1974 having done his best to encourage coup against Makarios later that year:

A

Georgios Grivas

1093
Q

Two islands formed in Indonesia in 20th century: Anak Krakatoa and Banua Wuhu. Banua Wuhu is part of SangihenIslands, which lie to north of the Minahasa Peninsula, one of four main peninsulas of which large island in Malay Archipelago?

A

Sulawesi (or Celebes)

1094
Q

Over 200m people are affected by which disease caused by parasitic flatworms acquired from infected water? Also known as bloodnfoukes and released in larval state by freshwater snails.

A

Schistosomiasis

1095
Q

Name given to fossilised faeces?

A

Coprolite

1096
Q

Hugo Wolf used translation of Michelangelo poetry for his Michelangelo lieder, but which composer used original texts for his Seven Sonnets of Michelangelo? Also did Six Holderlin Fragments and Thomas Hardy in Winter Words.

A

Benjamin Britten

1097
Q

Which American geographer and historian examined factors which cause societies to fail or succeed in his 2005 work Collapse looking at case studies include ing Easter island and Greenland Norse? Other works include Guns, Germs and Steel and Upheaval.

A

Jared Diamond

1098
Q

Porro and Vallenato are genres related to what form of dance music that originated in Colombia? Gaita flutes and percussion instruments called Guacharacas are typical of this form of music that emerged as fusion of African, European and indigenous music.

A

Cumbia

1099
Q

Three autumn months of French revolutionary calendar?

A

Vendemiaire, Frimaire and Brumaire

1100
Q

Which second century bishop of Lyon was first theological to regard all four of canonical gospels as essential? 2022 he became most recent person to be declared a Doctor of the Church.

A

Saint Irenaeus of Smyrna

1101
Q

Two word term coined by HL Mencken in 1927 to describe part of southern US where socially conservative Protestantism plays key role in society and politics?

A

Bible Belt

1102
Q

What name given to the diacritic hook placed under the lower right corner of a vowel to indicate nasal in Polish and in transcriptions of some indigenous American languages?

A

Ogonek

1103
Q

Which 1976 Argentinian novel by Manuel Puig is told almost entirely in dialogue between two cell mates; gay man named Molina and revolutionary named Valentin? Molina describes to his cell mate the plots of various films that he has seen as method of escapism.

A

The Kiss of the Spider Woman

1104
Q

Archaeologist James Henry Breasted popularised which term to describe the region of Levant and the Med basin that curves from Persian gulf to Egypt?

A

Fertile Crescent

1105
Q

Three winter months of French revolutionary calendar?

A

Nivose, Ventose and Pluviose

1106
Q

Which American anthropologist and activist who died 2020, argues that early human societies were more diverse and complex than is popularly supposed in posthumous 2021 work The Dawn of Everything? Other works include Debt: The First 5000 Years and Bullshit Jobs.

A

David Graeber

1107
Q

When deriving special relativity; Einstein assumes that space has two properties that by Noethers Theorem; imply the laws of conservation of linear and angular momentum. Those are; respectively; homogeneity and which other property?

A

Isotrophy

1108
Q

Who became last monarch to dismiss a serving British prime minister when he dismissed Lord Melbourne in favour of Sir Robert Peel?

A

William IV

1109
Q

Three spring months of French revolutionary calendar?

A

Germinal, Floreal and Prairial

1110
Q

Tiglath-Pileser III, Sargon II, Sennacherib and Ashurbanipal among powerful kings of which civilisation that fell to babylonians in 7th cent bc! Sites include Ninevah, Ashur and Nimrud.

A

Assyria

1111
Q

Used in genres such as plena and danza, which instrument that originated in Puerto Rico consists of hollowed out gourds with notches carved in it and played by rubbing with a stick?

A

Guiro

1112
Q

An early test of special relativity was the Rossi-Hall experiment, the experiment confirmed predictions of length contraction and time dilation by observing the lifetimes of what second generation leptons?

A

Muons

1113
Q

In which 1956 novel does David an American man living in Paris, tell the story of his affair with title character, who is awaiting execution in prison for the impulsive murder of the owner of. Gay bar?

A

Giovanni’s Room

1114
Q

Some downslope winds such as North America’s chinook winds are not katabatic because they are caused by rain shadow rather than gravity. What German name given to these dry warm winds that occur when air descends quickly over Leeside of a mountain?

A

Fohn

1115
Q

Which Canadian born psychologist, linguist and public intellectual argued that violence in human societies has declined steadily over time in 2011work The Better Angels of our Nature? Other works by this thinker include The Oanguage Instinct and How the Mind Works.

A

Steven Pinker

1116
Q

An important set of Gnostic texts, including the gospel of Thomas and testimony of truth were found buried in a sealed jar in 1945 at which town in upper Egypt?

A

Nag Hammadi

1117
Q

1975 Australian constitutional crisis saw the Governor General John Kerr dismiss which prime minister, leader of Labour Party, and appoint leader of opposition Malcolm Fraser in his place?

A

Gough Whitlam

1118
Q

Another example of katabatic wind are which downslope winds best known for role in fanning wildfires in south california? Sometimes called devil winds, name derived from name of canyon in Orange County.

A

Santa Ana Winds

1119
Q

Which American political scientist identified state building, rule of law( and accountable government as three components of a stable state in his 2011 book The Origins of Political Order looking at case studies ranging from cooperative hunting in chimpanzees to the French Revolution? Others include The End of History and the Last Man and Our Posthuman Future.

A

Francis Fukuyama

1120
Q

Which Belt in the US describes those parts of northeastern and Midwest Us where manufacturing industries declined drastically in late 20th century leading to depopulation? Detroit and Flint.

A

Rust Belt

1121
Q

In English this diacritic is sometimes known informally as check, wedge, inverted circumflex, inverted hat, used in Slavic and Baltic languages.

A

Háček or Caron

1122
Q

Probably completed during 1810s, The Burial of the Sardine depicts the namesake Carnaval in Madrid which culminates on Ash Wednesday with burial of namesake object on the banks of river Manzanares. By who?

A

Francisco Goya

1123
Q

Arguably third largest barrier world, worlds longest continuous barrier reef, is found off coast of which French overseas territory in southwest Pacific Ocean, reef surrounds the archipelago largest island Grande Terre and is broken by the Boulari passage which leads to the territory’s capital Noumea?

A

New Caledonia

1124
Q

Literally meaning Year of the Yang Earth Dragon and sometimes known as the Japanese Revolution which civil war fought between 1868-69 between Tokugawa Shogunate and Imperial Court considered final military phase of the Meiji Restoration?

A

Boshin War

1125
Q

Florida Reef sometimes argued to be worlds third largest coral barrier reef and it is only living one in continental US. The most spectacular reefs found off which island the biggest of Florida Keys?

A

Key Largo

1126
Q

Decline of us rust belt is said to contrast with rise of which belt stretching one side of us to other on the 36th parallel, cities like Phoenix and Houston grown attracted by warmth.

A

Sun Belt

1127
Q

What name of Greek origin given to strong north easterly katabatic winds of Adriatic coast that commonly occur in winter when cold air crosses mountains from east and descends to coast, blowing into coastal regions of Italy Slovenia and Croatia?

A

Bora winds

1128
Q

1904 play Pandora’s Box, Lulu imprisoned for murder of her husband. The lesbian Countess Geschwitz who is in love with Lulu frees her beloved by adopting her identity and taking her place in prison. The play is a work by which German dramatist whose controversial earlier work Fruhlings Erwachen (Spring Awakening) explored teenage sexuality.

A

Frank Wedekind

1129
Q

Three summer months of the French revolutionary calendar?

A

Thermidor, Fructidor and Messidor

1130
Q

Some sections of the Nag Hammadi codices match fragments from which group of manuscripts found in Egyptian rubbish dump in 1898? An ancient Egyptian town on site of the dump was named Fter fish that ate Osiris’ penis.

A

Oxyrhynchus Papyri

1131
Q

A 1925 constitutional crisis with which rhyming name occurred when lord Byng refused to request an election by which longest serving prime minister of canad) this Canadian pm went on to lead country through WW2?

A

William Lyon McKenzine King (King-Byng affair)

1132
Q

The marimbula - a plucked percussion instrument descended from the African mbira - the accordion, the tambora are among instruments commonly used in what dance music from Dominican Republic?

A

Merengue

1133
Q

Which Russian poet and author established the literary journal The Contemporary in 1836? It was where he first published his historical Novel The Captains Daughter and narrative poem The Bronze Horseman before his death the following year.

A

Alexander Pushkin

1134
Q

The jazz standard “autumn leaves” was composed by Joseph Kosma for Gates of the Night a collab between Director Marcel Carne and screenwriter Jacques Prevert. kosma earlier provided the score to which film by Carne and Prevert tells story of four men who love a Parisian courtesan.

A

Children of Paradise

1135
Q

Sometimes considered the first work in the analytical philosophy tradition, Begriffsschrift (concept script) is an 1879 book that sets out titular system of logic. By who?

A

Gottlob Frege

1136
Q

Who wrote Scarlet Pimpernal?

A

Baroness Orczy

1137
Q

Kazakhstani currency since 1993 takes name from words meaning set of scales?

A

Tenge

1138
Q

Which Russian author first found fame when Sovremennik published his trilogy Childhood, Boyhood and Youth 1852-54? Also Sevastopol Sketches.

A

Leo Tolstoy

1139
Q

Cellulose is an example of which type of compound, long chain polymers composed of many units of simple sugars? These compounds may be used structurally like cellulose or for storage; like starch.

A

Polysaccharide

1140
Q

In physics, what properly symbolised by mu, represents the relation between shear stress and the shear velocity of a fluid? It has units of Pascal-seconds.

A

Viscosity

1141
Q

Which book, first published in 1921, gives a nod to Frege’s influence on its author by using the term Begriffsschrift as a synonym for logical formalism? This book opens with the line “the world is everything that is the case”.

A

Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus

1142
Q

The Yuan dynasty avoided using ethnic Chinese in high positions of state instead importing administrators from Persia and Central Asia. These became the main ancestors of China’s second largest modern ethnic minority after the Zhuang. Mostly Muslims, these people are known by what three letter name?

A

Hui

1143
Q

Wittgenstein’s Tractatus onlt adopted title when translated into English. The change was suggested by which English philosopher as homage to Spinoza’s Tractatus Theologico-Politicus? Man wrote the Principia Ethica and A defence of common sense in latter of which he attacked philosophical scepticism with his famous Here Is One Hand argument.

A

GE Moore

1144
Q

Which physical property represented by Mu used extensively in mechanics but also in particle collision calculations, is given by the product of two masses divided by their sum?

A

Reduced Mass

1145
Q

Duke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn collabed on number of film scores. First of these 1959 courtroom drama by Otto Preminger that features an appearance from anti mccartyite lawyer Joseph N Welsh.

A

Anatomy of a Murder

1146
Q

Which intensive property in a thermodynamic system represented by mu describes the change in energy with respect to the change of particle number?

A

Chemical potential

1147
Q

Miles Davis provided an improvised soundtrack to Elevator to the Gallows: directed by which frenchman also known for My Dinner with Andre and codirexting Jacques Cousteau’s Thr Silent World.

A

Louis Malle

1148
Q

Which instrument is described in Angels in America as the sound that of a duck if the duck was a song bird and indeed is the duck in Peter and the Wolf?

A

Oboe

1149
Q

Close contact with the rest of the Mongol empire is lead to new foods reachin China during the Yuan dynasty such as which grain plant originated to the Sahel in Africa and the worlds fifth largest cereal crop of the maze rice wheat and barley

A

Sorghum

1150
Q

Russian writer known for A Sportsman Sketches and most for Fathers and Sons?

A

Ivan Turgenev

1151
Q

Moore’s Here in one hand argument rests on his reversal of scepticalnoremises from being in the form of Modus Ponensbto taking which other form? We are looking for two word latin term given to rule of logic that states that if a conditional statement (“if p then q”) is accepted and the consequent does not hold (not q) then the negation of the antecedent (not-p) can be inferred.

A

Modus tollens

1152
Q

Which physical quantity represented by mu, relates the magnetic flux density B with the magnetic field intensity H? When denoted as mu bought this is a physical constant used extensively in electromagnetism.

A

Permeability

1153
Q

Actor and comedian Jimmy Morales was president of which country 2016-20

A

Guatemala

1154
Q

Which highly branched polysaccharide of glucose is sometimes called animal stRchch although it is also used for storage in fungi as well as animals? This is major stores of carbs energy in animals and is most abundant in liver and muscle cells.

A

Glycogen

1155
Q

Mauritania currency comes from Arabic term for ounce and one of two non decimal currency along with Ariary.

A

Ouguiya

1156
Q

The Theatre and it’s double is a collection of essays by antonin Artaud which contains his manifestos for which form of theatre that aimed to shock audiences by assaulting their senses through gesture, image, sound and lifhting.

A

Theatre of cruelty

1157
Q

Mid 14th century many Jewish communities blamed for spread of Black Death leading to series of Pogroms. Among the most infamous occurred in Valentine’s Day 1349 when 100s of Jewish people publicly burnt to death in what free imperial city in Alsace?

A

Strasbourg

1158
Q

Languages which can’t be classified into larger language families as no known relationships are known by what name? Ainu in Japan and Haida in z north americanfit this.

A

Language isolates

1159
Q

The Zulu Kingdom was founded in 1816 by which powerful king who credited with changing nature of warfare in im Southern Africa with injovations such as buffalo horns formation?

A

Shaka Zulu

1160
Q

Which Italian architect helped shape Brazilian modernism with a brutalist designs for the São Paulo Museum of Art? In 1988 she turned a burnt office building into a performance space for Teatro Oficina.

A

Lina Bo Bardi

1161
Q

Who finished Mozart’s Requiem Mass in D Minir after his death?

A

Franz Xavier Sussmayr

1162
Q

A mathematical set named after which German mathematician has property of self similarity and is therefore often described as the prototype of a fractal? It’s so called ternary set can be created by iteratively removing the open middle third from a set of line segments.

A

Georg Cantor

1163
Q

Which American architect designed brutalist structures in Honolulu such as IBM building, Lum House and Annexes in city airport? Born Russia; educated in Japan he was renowned for homes in Hawaii with Liljestrand House being foremost example.

A

Vladimir Ossipoff

1164
Q

Stretching north eastwards from the Pantanal wetlands is a huge eco region of tropical savanna about ten times as big. The Brazilian highlands known as Planalto make up a significant portion of which eco region declared the biologically richest savanna in world by WWF?

A

Cerrado

1165
Q

What fish like invertebrate chordate is most distantly related ancestor to share the same olfactory receptors with humans? Named after resemblance to. Weapon used by cavalry soldiers, primitive filter feeder can be found buried in the sand with only the mouth end projecting.

A

Lancelet

1166
Q

Artaud cofounded Theatre Alfred Jarry to stage works that would influence Theatre of Cruelty. Named after French author nest know for which comic play a bizarre 1896 parody of Shakespearean tragedy that centres on the titular infantile and slovenly antihero?

A

Ubu Roi

1167
Q

During black death( many Jewish people fled to Poland to seek protection of which king? Around 70% of Ashkenazi Jews can trace their ancestry back to Poland as direct result of this man’s reforms.

A

Casimir III the Great

1168
Q

The Titius-Bode Law, a rough rule that predicts the spacing of the planets in the solar system, was proposed by the duo in 1766/78. Now mathematical coincidence but led to discovery on 1 January 1801 of which dwarf planet named after Roman goddess of agriculture.

A

Ceres

1169
Q

John wrote book of revelations while on this island

A

Patmos

1170
Q

In the Bible Pharoah says Joseph’s family May and eat this, What Lennie longs for in Of Mice and Men

A

The fat of the land

1171
Q

Once a journalist himself, he began writing his first novel with his hero being fined 150k kronor for aggravated libel

A

Stieg Larsson

1172
Q

Annual champions dinner at the Masters began in 1952 when he hosted, a year after his first masters win and three years after near fatal car wreck

A

Ben Hogan

1173
Q

July 28 1794 he dominated the Committee of Public Safety but then guillotined

A

Robespierre

1174
Q

This speciality coffee is grown in volcanic soils in coffee belt of same name at base of Mauna Loa

A

Kona

1175
Q

Want to start a war? You’d better have this taken word justification.

A

Casus Belli

1176
Q

Company legend says Theodore Roosevelt praised Maxwell House coffee with these five words a slogan still used today.

A

Good to the last drop

1177
Q

Great Dark Spot on what planet

A

Neptune

1178
Q

Bright rays visible at bottom of moon emanate from this impact crated named for an astronomer

A

Tycho

1179
Q

Letter to this author began writing to her grandfather evolved into her first novel the house of the spirits

A

Allende

1180
Q

A kneeling trio offers Christ child gifts of gold frankincense and myrrh in this 1480s paintings by da Vinci?

A

Adoration of the Magi

1181
Q

The Us navy issued these double breasted hip length and dark blue to new recruits until 2019

A

Peacoats

1182
Q

Coat name from ww1 worn by Joel mCcrea in foreign correspondent

A

Trench coat

1183
Q

Enjoy an interior view of the arm of a Dutch criminal in this Rembrandt masterpiece depicting renowned physician at work

A

The Anatomy Lesson of Dr Nicolaes Tulp

1184
Q

Similar to a parka this hooded jacket gets it’s name in part from Greenlandic Inuit

A

Anorak

1185
Q

In 1915 the assassination of President Sam got Uncle Sam to this country beginning a 19 year military occupation?

A

Haiti

1186
Q

First name of the Dwight Eisenhowers first lady

A

Mamie

1187
Q

Former Ellen Herndon died in 1880 the year this future president was elected veep?

A

Arthur

1188
Q

From 70s it could have been titled Defazio & Feeney

A

Laverne & Shirley

1189
Q

Ronald Reagan’s first wife she had for Oscar nominations 4 the first for 940 the yearling

A

Jane Wyman

1190
Q

Born Martha Wayles, she served as first lady of Virginia but never served as US First Lady.

A

Jefferson

1191
Q

Decisions he was born in 1865 to combat counterfeiting as at the Civil War end nearly a third of the currency in circulation was fake

A

Secret service

1192
Q

US Fish and wildlife service in the bureau of reclamation a part of this cabinet department

A

Interior

1193
Q

Appointed by Reagan he was chief justice of the United States military before John Roberts

A

Rehnquist

1194
Q

New York mayoral residence

A

Gracie Mansion

1195
Q

This Mississippi city is home to one of the worlds longest man-made beaches

A

Gulfport

1196
Q

Choux pastry is used to make the buns for this decorative desert traditionally served at France weddings and with a name that means Crisp in mouth

A

Croquembouche

1197
Q

Ferde Grofe account of his first time at this place about which he wrote a suite includes All of a sudden bingo there it was

A

Grand Canyon

1198
Q

The caterpillar of the Monarch butterflies are toxic to many predators because it feeds entirely on this planet

A

Milkweed

1199
Q

The fictional maestro in Tar is trying to record the 1902 fifth giant Symphony by this Austrian composer

A

Gustav Mahler

1200
Q

The first movie to get PG-13 rating in America was this 1984 one by the team is called themselves wolverines

A

Red Dawn

1201
Q

Ones an Aussie mogul who produced sale of the century, one flows better Laredo and Nuevo Laredo

A

Reg Grundy and Rio Grande

1202
Q

Rudy ray Moore make this film debut as this character The 1975 along with it’s all go army of kung fu killers

A

Dolomite

1203
Q

Language or jargon used by lawyers and language or people of Sri Lanka

A

Legalese and Sinhalese

1204
Q

Emperor Jimmu is legendary founder of this country’s first dynasty?

A

Japan

1205
Q

Exercises are similar to sit ups
But you don’t lift ip as far sounds like a breakfast cereal

A

Crunches

1206
Q

Last name of Joseph the leader of newly independent Poland after World War I

A

Pilsudski

1207
Q

His name again legendary from the bed he built the force people to fit into

A

Procrustes

1208
Q

Honda said this models name reflected the company’s desire for harmony between people society and the automobile

A

Accord

1209
Q

What Tampa Bay rays play their home games in the cities Tropicana Field

A

Saint Petersburg

1210
Q

Horizontal yarns used on the loom when making rugs are called weft, the vertical this other W word

A

Warp

1211
Q

On the periodic table vertical columns of elements are called these or family is number 11 is aka the copper family

A

Groups

1212
Q

This town in south-western Colorado has a decades-old film festival in a ski area with a 4000 foot vertical

A

Telluride

1213
Q

What is the flick of the wrist Worcestershire sauce is dispensed in the small bartending units each 6 to 8 drops

A

Dashes

1214
Q

It means shortened by having a part cut off and it’s from the Latin for part of a tree

A

Truncated

1215
Q

Some of this highways length is 19,000 miles with stops include in Fairbanks Alaska Monterrey Mexico in Lima Peru

A

Pan American highway

1216
Q

In Mexico what does Huava mean foodstuff?

A

Egg

1217
Q

In 1922 the USS Langley was commissioned as the first of these big ships in the US Navy

A

Aircraft Carriers

1218
Q

The ship commanded by James Cook on his first Pacific voyage later gave its name to a space shuttle

A

Endeavour

1219
Q

In parts of the Middle East and Asia a payment can be construed as a typical bribery is known by this word from the Persian

A

Baksheesh

1220
Q

This semi autobiographical novel by Larry McMurtry is set in the small town of Thalia Texas during the 1950s

A

The Last Picture Show

1221
Q

The character of Monroe Stahr in this 1941 novel was based on Irving Thalberg

A

The Last Tycoon

1222
Q

Name of superman dog

A

Krypto

1223
Q

This French author penned the last of cherie, a novel about a man who was once in a relationship with an older woman

A

Colette

1224
Q

Though this ship sank in Antarctic in 1915, it lived up to its name, from Latin for hard, and was found in 2022.

A

Endurance

1225
Q

Rare Cheich watch by this jeweller from Paris?

A

Cartier

1226
Q

$100 invested in this Midwest based company in 1965 would have been worth $2.4 million in 2020.

A

Berkshire Hathaway

1227
Q

French poet Chretien de Troyes wrote romances including one about this brash knight that introduces the story of the grail?

A

Percival

1228
Q

Rocky isle ar entrance of mAnila bay is home to pacific war memorial?

A

Corregidor

1229
Q

The shell of the knobbed type of this invertebrate is New Jersey’s state she’ll

A

Whelk

1230
Q

Fast for strokes stands for what

A

Face arms speech time

1231
Q

Wrote book for an indelible portrait of loss and grief after passing of her husband John Gregory Dunnee

A

Didion

1232
Q

To literally or figuratively cover over the flaws perhaps not in a good way

A

Whitewash

1233
Q

If you want to be fancy about it, a tailcoat can have this longer name that fits the category

A

Swallowtail

1234
Q

Peter Buxton vis a vis the Tuskegee syphilis study

A

Whistleblower

1235
Q

It’s measure of randomness or molecular disorder of a system, universes said to be increasing

A

Entropy

1236
Q

In 2023 to celebrate current lunar new year the Solomon Islands issued 3 coins featuring this animal

A

Rabbit

1237
Q

Residents of a small town are replaced by soulless alien duplicates in this 1956 sci fi classic.

A

Invasion of the Body Snatchers

1238
Q

This 1979 film about a small group of friends who cycle to victory was ranked by AFI as one of the most inspiring of all time

A

Breaking Away

1239
Q

This type of printer from apple that used pins hitting an inked ribbon

A

Dot matrix

1240
Q

The Kamchatka Peninsula separates the Bering Sea from this one that has ports in eastern Russia and on Hokkaido

A

Okhotsk

1241
Q

Frank Lloyd wright’s spiral design of the Guggenheim in NYC is said to evoke the shell of this chambered mollusk.

A

Nautilus

1242
Q

Some argue that Verdi’s masterpiece is Don Carlos based on 1787 play by this German writer

A

Schiller

1243
Q

Ernest Pontifex in The Way of All Flesh is a stand-in for this author of the posthumously published masterpiece?

A

Butler

1244
Q

Philadelphia painter known for The Gross Clinic

A

Eakins

1245
Q

This gaming company which had a splashy IPO in 2021 gets virtual explorers to create worlds by themselves or with friends?

A

Roblox

1246
Q

Aperture Science Laboratories is setting of this classic that’s among steam’s top ranked games?

A

Portal

1247
Q

The first patriarch’s first home

A

Ur (Abraham’s home)

1248
Q

Signifying negation or absence it’s the response to the famous koan “does a dog have Buddha nature?”

A

Mu

1249
Q

It’s when James and Margaret claimed the Dutton Ranch

A

1883

1250
Q

A karate dojo in San Fernando Valley

A

Cobra Kai

1251
Q

A small Canadian town full of hicks skids hockey pllayers and Christian’s. Gives name to this tv show/

A

Letterkenny

1252
Q

Served under Andrew Jackson as Sec of State and then succeeded as president

A

Martin Van Buren

1253
Q

I messed up saying I was “in control” in the White House, but earlier I really was as a shaky Richard Nixon’s last chief of staff, which sec of state?

A

Alexander Haig

1254
Q

John Romkey’s 1990 computer controlled toaster was a breakthrough in this IoT short for this!

A

Internet of Things

1255
Q

This problem stems from Nick Bostrom’s thought experiment where AI is told to make this product and uses up all resources to do so

A

Paperclip

1256
Q

On succeeding to the presidency in 1841, he was disparagingly called “his accidency”?

A

John Tyler

1257
Q

1867’s Forever Free by Edmonia Lewis quotes this presidential edict on its base and its its title?

A

Emancipation Proclamation

1258
Q

19th century artists like Ingres and Renoir liked this subject, French word for a woman part of a harem?

A

An Odalisque

1259
Q

CFBR means what on internet chat

A

Commenting for Better Reach

1260
Q

Dealer legally free to sell lower or higher but cars have a MSRP?

A

Manufacturers Suggested Retail Price

1261
Q

Remember your cell biology? ER is this membrane system with a name that fun to say.

A

Endoplasmic Reticulum

1262
Q

Born in Darmstadt in 1872 and died in Yekaterinburg in 1918?

A

Alexandra (last Romanov Czarina)

1263
Q

Greek for upright slab, this type of decorated or inscribed stone marker was common in the ancient world.

A

Stele

1264
Q

Notorious ravine on outskirts of Kiev is site of mass grave of tens of thousands of holocaust cixtims

A

Babi Yar

1265
Q

This word meaning narrow-minded is subtitle of MiddlemRch

A

Provincial

1266
Q

Want to walk on ice? Use these set of spikes similar to cleats

A

Crampons

1267
Q

This 15 letter adjective simply means beautiful

A

Pulchritudinous

1268
Q

Anointing with oil : it used to be in name of extreme catholic sacrament

A

Unction (extreme unction)

1269
Q

In 1975, John Wayne presented honorary Oscar to this alliterative man who had directed him in Red River and Rio Bravo?

A

Howard Hawks

1270
Q

Title character in Humboldts Gift by this author based on his friend poet Delmore Schwartz

A

Saul Belliw

1271
Q

At the end of Thomas Pynchon book, Oedipa Maas awaits the bidding on a stamp collection with this auction number?

A

The crying of lot 49

1272
Q

Walter Scott wrote of him “conspicuous by his long gun waving tartans and the single plume of the high gentleman?

A

Rob Roy

1273
Q

Despite rumours, David Mamet said he doesn’t actually use this musical device to mark time but does count syllables

A

Metronome

1274
Q

Strong players apply this sticky stuff to their boss to create friction, allowing bows to grip to the strings and make them vibrate more clearly

A

Rosin

1275
Q

AUGUSTE mustel invented this keyboard instrument in 1886 it’s heavenly name evokes the sky?

A

Celesta

1276
Q

American decathlete and film actor who won 1960 gold medalist and silver in 1956? One of people to tackle Sirhan Sirhan after he shot Robert F Kennedy.

A

Rafer Johnson

1277
Q

This sun dappled city of southern france is home to famed hot springs and the atelier of Paul Cezanne

A

aix-en-provence

1278
Q

A company’s stock float is calculated by subtracting restricted stock from these abbreviated O/S

A

Outstanding shares

1279
Q

The Mayo Clinics page on eye floaters reveals that they’re commonly caused by clumps of this fibrous protein?

A

Collagen

1280
Q

In 1972, John McPhee compared monopoly properties with a declining Atlantic city in his essay “the search for” this property?

A

Marvin Gardens

1281
Q

Oscar nominated for Goodfellas, she would later receive 4 emmy nominations for her role as a tv therapist

A

Lorraine Bracco

1282
Q

Marcia Wallace played feisty receptionist Carol to the psychologist on this show?

A

The Bob Newhart Show

1283
Q

Dr Linda Martin; therapist of this title guy, worked on a book about him called Sympathy for the Devil?

A

Lucifer

1284
Q

From Arabic for hill, it’s an artificial mount created by many generations building and rebuilding on the same spot?

A

Tell or tel

1285
Q

Extremely thin, perhaps as the result of malnutrition?

A

Emaciated

1286
Q

A soothing substance for the skin beginning with EM

A

Emollient

1287
Q

A body of water that juts into land, or a window recess shaped like one: EM…

A

Embayment

1288
Q

After her husband left office a minister wrote the White House was purer because this First Lady had been it’s mistress?

A

Lucy Hayes (lemonade Lucy)

1289
Q

This cotton like fiber from fruit of this tropical tree is often used for stuffing life preservers and mattresses?

A

Kapok

1290
Q

What river runs through Mosul!

A

Tigris

1291
Q

What river runs through Kiev

A

Dnieper

1292
Q

Ron Chernow’s first book “the house of …” this big name in banking?

A

Morgan

1293
Q

Before he was part of the Kennedy administration this tall economist advocated government spending in The Affluent Society?

A

John Kenneth Galbraith

1294
Q

Wes Moore was John Hopkins first black Rhodes scholar and in 2022 became which states first African American governor?

A

Maryland

1295
Q

This group term for each of the 9 orders of angels like cherubim and seraphim sounds like they’re singers in a church

A

Choir

1296
Q

Of 9 current member of us Supreme Court this one there longest

A

Clarence Thomas

1297
Q

Hans Zimmer film opens in Germany, takes place partly in Mexico and hero is known as the Spaniard

A

Gladiator

1298
Q

Sergio Leone epic where Henry Fonda played a baddy

A

Once upon a time in the west

1299
Q

which year did us involvement in vietnam officially end

A

1973

1300
Q

Alicante is on which Spanish coast

A

Costa Blanca

1301
Q

How many sisters made up of The Pointer Sisters

A

4

1302
Q

Which country is it generally regarded as the first training school for guide dogs for the Blind open in 1916

A

Germany

1303
Q

Which romantic novelist wrote the Tilly Trotter series of novels

A

Catherine Cookson

1304
Q

Hugo Junkers is most associated with the design of what type of transport

A

Aeroplanes

1305
Q

Officially known as the long range penetration groups what was the term for the special operations unit to the British and Indian armies which saw action during Burma campaign of World War

A

Chindits

1306
Q

In a game of bar billiards many holes are set in the table’s surface

A

9

1307
Q

The British composer Eric Coates is associated with which famous March

A

The dambusters

1308
Q

Caitriona Balfe plays the out of place and out of time title character of this series based on Diana Gabaldon’s books?

A

Outlander

1309
Q

Subject of. Biopic this actress began in vaudeville before starting in Carmen jones?

A

Dorothy Dandridge

1310
Q

The Age of This, when humans used their brains to figure things out, also title of an anti-religion Thomas Paine work.

A

Age of Reason

1311
Q

Though he would continue to write non fiction and essays Sophie’s Choice was which authors last novel?

A

William Styron

1312
Q

In 2016, this beloved author of Fudge books and her husband George opened bookstore in key west Florida

A

Judy Blume

1313
Q

Insect also called a lightning bug

A

Fireflies

1314
Q

El Mariachi trilogy by Robert Rodriguez

A

El Mariachi
Desperado
Once upon a time in Mexico

1315
Q

Which director did a trilogy in 1990s includes Metropolitan, Barcelona and The Last Days of Disco?

A

Whit Stillman

1316
Q

This looney tooner frequently lamented that he should have taken. Left turn at Albuquerque

A

Bugs Bunny

1317
Q

2023 book has title of this two word aimless activity the radical power of killing time

A

Hanging Out

1318
Q

Jane Austen use this twice hyphenated term not about a mom but for an indolent man

A

Stay at home

1319
Q

The name star-nosed this mammal sounds lovely describing that nose as 22 fleshy pink tentacles in a star like pattern less so

A

Mole

1320
Q

House of the Foundation of HeVen on Earth, Babylon’s etenenanki has been associated with this structure from genesis

A

Tower of Babel

1321
Q

This Parisian avenue is named for a paradise of Greek myth; it’s less heavenly these days since it’s clogged by traffic

A

Champs d’Elysee

1322
Q

Lyrics oh look what you’ve done to this rock ‘n’ roll clown oh look what you’ve done photograph I don’t want your

A

Photograph by Def Leppard

1323
Q

Get up everybody’s gonna move their feet get down everybody’s gonna leave the seat lose your mind in Detroit Rock city

A

Detroit Rock City by Kiss

1324
Q

I’m on the highway to hell song by

A

AC/DC

1325
Q

Before replacing these, check whether you need the bayonet, J hook or side post type

A

Windshield wipers

1326
Q

Sidney Reilly of “Ace of Spies” fame worked as an operative of this UK department concerned with national security

A

Secret Service (precursor to MI6/SEcret Intelligence Service)

1327
Q

The No 1 Ladies Detective Agency author and main character name and who plays the main character in hbo/bbc series

A

1) Alexander McCall Smith
2) precious Ramotswe
3) Jill Scott

1328
Q

Starring Angie Harmon and Sasha Alexander this series was named for a detective and a medical examiner in Boston

A

Rizzoli & Isles

1329
Q

The myth about this great singer is a
Natural opera subject and in 2021 Juilliard revive the 1647 Italian version

A

Orpheus

1330
Q

Many an artist has lived in this neighbourhoods in Manhattan east village that runs through avenues A B C and D)

A

Alphabet City

1331
Q

Also a Stephen king book title, this group of workers is smallest amount possible to successfully fill a shift

A

Skeleton Crew

1332
Q

Who wrote best seller The First Phone Call from Heaven

A

Mitch Albom

1333
Q

Port Nicholson is the historical name for the harbour of this NZ city, home to national symphony orchestra

A

Wellington

1334
Q

Who are Janning, Hahn, Lampe & Hofstetter? German judges in this movie.

A

The Judgement at Nuremberg

1335
Q

BBB, or this barrier is crucial to regulating entry of microorganisms into the central nervous system?

A

Blood-Brain Barrier

1336
Q

Victorious general Giap compared the French position in this decisive 1954 battle in Vietnam to the bottom of a rice bowl?

A

Dien Bien Phu

1337
Q

What was Princess Margaret favourite cocktail

A

Gin and tonic

1338
Q

A recess in a wall,‘or any perfect job, it comes from a word for “nest”

A

Niche

1339
Q

This New Orleans set HBO series opened with the Rebirth Brass Band playing Feel Like Funkin It Up during a second line

A

Treme

1340
Q

Noodling a sport involving catching these barehanded officially became legal in Louisiana in 202

A

Catfish

1341
Q

This inventor who struggled to cash in on invention of vulcanisation of rubber did time in debtors prison in Philadelphia, Boston and Paris?

A

Goodyear

1342
Q

In 1898 this Gift of the Magi author spent time in the pokey for embezzlement of bank funds

A

O Henry

1343
Q

This device that converts perfume into a fine spread is the noun form of a verb meaning break into tiny pieces?

A

Atomiser

1344
Q

Burt Bacharach was married to this actress in the years she made Point Blank, Big Bad Mama and Dressed to Kill?

A

Angie Dickinson

1345
Q

This road novel by erskine Caldwell is used as a synonym for situations of depressing poverty

A

Tobacco Road

1346
Q

It’s this incense fragrance, warm, slightly sweet, slightly musky, from trees in the genus Santalum

A

Sandalwood

1347
Q

Lawyers spencer Tracy and Katherine Hepburn are on opposite of a case in this classic comedy

A

Adams Rib

1348
Q

Similar to tofu, this six letter Indonesian foodstuff is made from fermented soybean and often used as meat sub

A

Tempeh

1349
Q

The J is pronounced like an H in name of this crisp vegetable that’s native to Mexico

A

Jicama

1350
Q

Eugene O’Neills play about “arboreal” passion

A

Desire Under the Elms

1351
Q

Two homophones for a circle and a jewellers magnifying glass

A

Loop and loupe

1352
Q

In 1872, as a candidate of the new equal rights party she was the first woman to run for US president

A

Victoria Woodhull

1353
Q

A self titled 1961 LP of arias sung by LP is known to opera lovers as the blue album?

A

Leontyne Price

1354
Q

The last name of an Uber-cool Hollywood icon is also a verb meaning to hog something which is way not cool

A

Bogart

1355
Q

In physics it’s the intermolecular force that holds together a liquid or solid

A

Cohesion

1356
Q

What does A-fib and V-fib stand for heart conditions

A

Atrial Fibrillation
ventricular Fibrillation

1357
Q

A VDT is one of these modern devices

A

Visual display terminals

1358
Q

The ratio of the velocity of light in one medium to its velocity in another is called the index of this…

A

Refractive Index

1359
Q

What magazine synonym for Adequate Home Maintenance

A

Good Housekeeping

1360
Q

Each September this very old city re-enacts the 1565 landing of founder Pedro Menendez de Avioes

A

St Augustine

1361
Q

This city bears the name of the man who led a military installation built in 1838 during second Seminole war

A

Fort Lauderdale

1362
Q

In 1896, about 400 people lived in this city on Biscayne Bay; now Florida second biggest city

A

Miami

1363
Q

This canine term is used of a long, involved story that typically has an unsatisfying ending

A

Shaggy Dog Story

1364
Q

What is a barrette used for?

A

Hair clip

1365
Q

Joe Barbera often described this character as Yogi’s conscience

A

Boo-Boo

1366
Q

“Heavens to Murgatroyd” was a catchphrase of this pink mountain lion

A

Snagglepuss

1367
Q

A gazelle of Arabia named for the growth on its throat that resembles a swelling in humans

A

Glittered Gazelle

1368
Q

The colosseum is the setting for the climax of GBS’s play called “____ and the Lion”?

A

Androcles

1369
Q

This filtering organ is on the left side of the abdominal cavity under the diaphragm, or maybe “are under” - some grow more than one

A

The spleen

1370
Q

Kuwait’s head of state Sheik Nawaf of the Al-Sabah dynasty, holds this four letter title from Arabic for commander

A

Emir

1371
Q

the training of these swift raptors is a popular pastime in Kuwait and one appears on national emblem

A

Falcon

1372
Q

In Sunset Boulevard this Oscar winning actor played a screenwriter in Network he’s a tv executive

A

William Holden

1373
Q

After ceding Joao Franco immense power, in 1908 King Carlos I was assassinated in this capital along with song Luis Filipe

A

The Regicide in Lisbon

1374
Q

This Caribbean island nation flies a flag featuring a cross and a Bible, only national flag with a Bible on it

A

Dominican Republic

1375
Q

What was Mariinsky baller formerly known as in St Petersburg?

A

Kirov

1376
Q

Which ballet company in 1825 dated is in Moscow?

A

Bolshoi

1377
Q

Non-flowering plants like horsetails propagate using these horizontal, underground stems

A

Rhizomes

1378
Q

From an Italian word for boat, what was type of song originally sung by Venetian boatmen?

A

Barcarolle

1379
Q

French for “work” this vowel heavy word is often used for all of the works by an artist or composer?

A

Oeuvre

1380
Q

Medieval theologian John Duns Scotus, the subtle doctor, pioneered this doctrine that the Virgin Mary was born free of original sin?

A

The Immaculate Conception

1381
Q

A vision of Mary as she appeared to St Juan Diego in Mexico’s Tepeyac Hill is known as Our lady of…

A

Our Lady of Guadalupe

1382
Q

Which author wrote the Dirk Pitt novels: Pacific Vortex, Mediterranean Casper, Iceberg, Raise the Titanic!

A

Clive Cussler

1383
Q

Who wrote French country cooking, A book of Mediterranean food, Italian food?

A

Elizabeth David

1384
Q

Which country is Derek Quinnell and his sons Scott and Craig play rugby union

A

Wales

1385
Q

Alderley edge what county

A

Cheshire

1386
Q

Chickenpox caused by which virus

A

Varicella zoster

1387
Q

Also called the giant gum what is Australia’s tallest tree

A

Mountain ash, swamp gum

1388
Q

Swaythling and Corbillon Cup both male and female world cups for which sport?

A

Table tennis

1389
Q

Who wrote the novel the good companions

A

JB Priestley

1390
Q

Who succeeded Winston Churchill in 1955

A

Anthony Eden (before MacMillan)

1391
Q

Name of Britain’s first nuclear power station

A

Calder Hall

1392
Q

Which TV presenter wrote the novel the soldiers return

A

Melvyn Bragg

1393
Q

Which Saint is associated with town of Lisieux

A

Therese

1394
Q

Which rockstar names of self after hearing aid shop

A

Bono

1395
Q

Who was the composer of the song there’s no business like show business

A

Irving Berlin

1396
Q

Flotsam vs Jetsam definitions

A

Flotsam is as result of shipwreck or accident.
Jetsam deliberately thrown overboard to lighten the ships load.

1397
Q

Term used to goods or wreckage lying on the seabed. Shares name with a river.

A

Lagan

1398
Q

Who is the author of principles of geology which Darwin made frequent use of during his voyage around the world

A

Charles Lyell

1399
Q

In 1669 Newton became the second holder of what chair of mathematics at Cambridge University

A

professor of mathematics Lucasian

1400
Q

In 1860 who attempted to ridicule Darwin’s origin of species by asking Darwin supporter Thomas Huxley with a he’d rather be descended from a monkey through his grandmother or grandfather

A

Samuel Wilberforce

1401
Q

Which 1871 work a sequel to origin of species included Darwin’s famous declaration man still bears in his body frame the indelible stamp of his lowly origin

A

The descent of man

1402
Q

What is the name of the house in Kent Darwin port in 1842 and lived in for the rest of his life

A

Down house

1403
Q

Glenn Miller cowrote which piece of music that was recorded by his Orchestra in 1939 and was adopted as their signature tune

A

Moonlight Serenade

1404
Q

What generic name is given to French aperitifs such as pernod and ricard for flavoured with aniseed and turn cloudy let yellow when water is added

A

Pastis

1405
Q

In 1987 which Labour politician in the speech of nuclear this summer moment said I would die for my country but I would not let my country die for me

A

Neil Kinnock

1406
Q

Which British architect designed the new Wembley Stadium which open to the public in 2007

A

Norman Foster

1407
Q

Which piece of sporting equipment has limbs a belly and A knocking point

A

Archery bow

1408
Q

In the Anglican church this Sunday before Ascension Day is sometimes known by what name that is derived from the Latin for to ask

A

Rogation Sunday

1409
Q

What name is given to a large-scale musical work typically on a religious subject for solo voices chorus and orchestra there’s normally performed without scenery costumes or acting

A

Oratorio

1410
Q

Poison And water to deadly kinds of which herbaceous plant that’s a member of the parsley family

A

Hemlock

1411
Q

Which city in Northern Ireland stands on the River Foyle

A

Derry Londonderry

1412
Q

Ken Russell described which of his films as the story of the marriage between a homosexual and a nymphomaniac

A

The music lovers it’s a pic of Tchaikovsky

1413
Q

A Who plays the jewel parts of Madeleine Elster and Judy barton in vertigo

A

Kim Novak

1414
Q

Which Hitchcock movie are said to be the only film ever made using only the 10 minute take

A

Rope

1415
Q

In which his films that Hitchcock make his traditional cameo appearance as a bus passengers sitting next to Cary Grant’s character John Ruby

A

To catch a thief

1416
Q

Salvador Dalí designed dream sequences for which Hitchcock film

A

Spellbound

1417
Q

Who compose the music for several Hitchcock films including the street violence in psycho

A

Bernard Herrmann

1418
Q

Which 195 6 Hitchcock film was a remake of the film he had made in England in 1934

A

The man who knew too much

1419
Q

In which Hitchcock film did Marlene Dietrich syn cole porter is the laziest girl in town

A

Stage fright

1420
Q

Which film features the cricket loving charters and Caldecote played by basil Radford and Naunton Wayne Hitchcock film

A

The Lady vanishes

1421
Q

Hitchcock based Marnie on which authors 1961 novel

A

Winston Graham

1422
Q

The term Tynwald Is used to describe the legislator of the Isle of Man it consists of the legislative Council and which lower house

A

House of Keys

1423
Q

Joseph Lister pioneered the use of which acid as an antiseptic

A

Carbolic acid

1424
Q

Which Tropical Asian fig tree has aerial roots which developed from its branches in the centre the ground to become a new trunks

A

Banyan

1425
Q

Which sport is played in three periods of 20 minutes each of which starts with a face off

A

Ice hockey

1426
Q

Which Liverpool pop group topped the charts for the first time in April 1963 with how do you do it

A

Gerry and the pacemakers

1427
Q

The works of which 20th century American realist painter include August in the city Cape Cod afternoon and drugstore

A

Edward Hopper

1428
Q

In ancient Greece the common people were referred to as hoi polloi what was the equivalent in ancient Rome

A

Plebeians

1429
Q

What name is given to the visible surface of the Sun which emits most of the line that reaches the Earth

A

Photosphere

1430
Q

Which Irish seaport is situated near the mouth of the River Lee

A

Cork

1431
Q

Which British architect was jailed in 1974 having been found guilty of bribing public figures to win contracts

A

John Poulson

1432
Q

Which Conservative member of Parliament caught up in the Jon Paulson architect scandal was Home Secretary Between 1970 and 72 And Chancellor of the Exchequer between 1962 to 1964

A

Reginald Maudling

1433
Q

What name taken from the German for splash is given to a drink consisting of equal parts of white wine and soda water or sparkling mineral water

A

Spritzer

1434
Q

The little, great crested and black necked our species of which water bird

A

Grebe

1435
Q

Which style of trousers did the British Royal Navy replace with flares in 1977

A

Bellbottoms

1436
Q

In which film does Michael Palin slay the Dragon that is menacing the mediaeval kingdom of king Bruno the questionable played by Max Wall

A

Jabberwocky

1437
Q

On which date the anniversary of Alfred Nobel death to the award ceremonies for the noble prizes take place

A

December 10th

1438
Q

Which Swedish poet was ordered to 2011 prize for literature Nobel

A

Tomas Transtromer

1439
Q

Which term is commonly used for the economic theory of which 1976 economics Nobel prize winner Milton Friedman was the leading exponent

A

Monetarism

1440
Q

Which 1908 Nobel Prize for chemistry laureate discovered the existence of a positively charged atomic nucleus

A

Ernest Rutherford

1441
Q

In 1896 future physics laureate Guglielmo Marconi have received the first patent to be brat granted for what system that he has developed a year later he founded the company of the same name

A

Wireless Telegraph

1442
Q

What name is given to the anti particle whose mass is equal to that of the electron has the opposite of electric charge is existence was predicted by Nobel laureate Paul Dirac in 1930

A

Positron

1443
Q

What is the name of Europe’s largest wading bird which is noted for its distinctive bubbling call and long downward curving bill

A

Curlew

1444
Q

Which islands in the Atlantic take their name from the Portuguese for goshawks where it is now believe that the early explorers who reached the islands misidentified buzzards instead

A

Azores

1445
Q

Who wrote the music for the opera oratorio Oedipus Rex which has performed for the first time in Paris in 1927

A

Igor Stravinsky

1446
Q

Which American born British sculpture created by brutalist religious works Genesis and ecce homo in the 1930

A

Jacob Epstein

1447
Q

According to Islamic tradition which angel dictated the Quran to the prophet Muhammad

A

Gabriel

1448
Q

Which British cyclist won a gold silver and bronze medal at the 2004 Olympics

A

Bradley Wiggins

1449
Q

What was the name of the pirate radio DJ from the Brixton broadcasting Corporation who has created and played by Lenny Henry

A

Delbert Wilkins

1450
Q

What name is given to the seasoned jellied loaf made from the boned meat of the head of a pig or cough

A

Brawn

1451
Q

Wenceslas Square is a popular Boulevard in which European capital

A

Prague

1452
Q

Winston Churchill brought which house in Kent in 1922 Richie renovated in self with Brooklyn

A

Chart well Manor

1453
Q

What about which labour Minister did Churchill quip but for the grace of God goes God

A

So Stafford Cripps

1454
Q

In 1898 churchill took part in the famous cavalry charge which battle in Sudan

A

Omdurman

1455
Q

Which word of old Norse origin as used in Scotland to refer to a narrow inlet of the sea or a river history such that Clyde

A

Firth

1456
Q

Which pressure group formed by young conservatives takes its name from the location of the East End of London where they held their first meeting in February 1951

A

The bow group

1457
Q

In music what English term this is the derived from the Latin for against note describes the art of combining two or more melodies that sound simultaneously

A

Counterpoint

1458
Q

Smooth palmate and warty are all species of which amphibian its native to Britain

A

Newt

1459
Q

Which province of Ireland includes Dublin and the south eastern countries

A

Leinster

1460
Q

In Rastafarianism the name of which ancient city is used for evil

A

Babylon

1461
Q

Which American businessman was involved in perfecting an electronic keyboard instrument that was patented in 1934 and named after him

A

Lauren’s Hammond

1462
Q

Which Dickensian the headmaster had but one eye and the popular prejudice runs in favour of two

A

Wackford Squeers

1463
Q

Which novel features the fictional government department the circumlocution office who is the principal is how not to do it

A

Little dorrit

1464
Q

Which novel published in 1864 to 1865 what is the last work the dickens completed

A

Our mutual friend

1465
Q

Which dickens novel was confirmed by Thomas McCauley for its sullen socialism

A

Hard times

1466
Q

Which alternative word for an umbrella comes from the surname of the nurse in Martin Chuzzlewit

A

Gamp

1467
Q

Which debtors prison forms part of the setting for Little Dorrit

A

Marshalsea

1468
Q

Of Dickens villains has daughters who are ironically name to charity and mercy

A

Seth Pecksniff

1469
Q

In the Roman republic what title is held by the two Chief Magistrate Su were elected by the committee century writer and hold power for one year

A

Consul

1470
Q

Name was given to the series of American space probes that were launched from 1958 onwards the first was intended to study the moon while the 11th past Neptune in 1990

A

Pioneer

1471
Q

Which fragrant white spring flower that is used in France as a symbol of May Day has just one species whose scientific name is Khánh Valaria majlis

A

Lily of the valley

1472
Q

Ulema Is the name used for a group of religious and legal scholars in which religion

A

Islam mobile

1473
Q

NAD 325 which city was the venue for the first ecumenical council of the church summoned by the emperor Constantine to deal with the Arian controversy and gave its name to a creed that was formulated later

A

Nicaea

1474
Q

Who is speech attack in Denis Healey is 1978 budget was described by Healy himself as rather like being savaged by a dead sheep

A

Sir Geoffrey Howe

1475
Q

Barbara the fourth Mrs Frank Sinatra has been married previously to which of the marks brothers

A

Zeppo

1476
Q

Britain’s largest sea bird which was formally called the solan goose is now commonly known by what name

A

Northern Gannet

1477
Q

In ancient times which city was referred to as the hospitable sea apparently in an attempt to plus side the powers that are believed to control the elements all the Pontus Euxinus

A

Black Sea

1478
Q

In grammar what name is given to the word this place before a noun or pronoun to express the relation between it’s and another word

A

Preposition

1479
Q

Lakshmi Hindu goddess of wealth and fortune is known by what name in the Ramayana where she is the wife of Rama

A

Sita

1480
Q

Which tropical plant of the P family was once widely cultivated for the dark blue dye that can be produced from its leaves

A

Indigo

1481
Q

Which American singer who had originally been a jazz pianist had UK top 10 hits with somewhere along the way and when I fall in Love

A

Nat King Cole

1482
Q

In the mid to late 1460 is Leonardo da Vinci was apprenticed which Florentine sculpture and painter

A

Verrocchio

1483
Q

Leonardo da Vinci is the last supper can be found in which church in Dominican comment in Milan

A

Santa Maria delle Grazie

1484
Q

What is the popular name for Leonardo is portrait of Cecilia Gallerani painted in 1480 is

A

Lady with an ermine

1485
Q

Leonardo and his friend he accomplished mathematician Luca Pacioli collaborated on which book 1st published in 1509

A

On devine proportion

1486
Q

Cording to a popular legend now disproved Leonardo died in the Arms of which king

A

Francis the first of France

1487
Q

Study of the proportions of human form homo add succulent has waddle Turnitin name after a Roman architect by Leonardo da Vinci

A

Vitruvian man

1488
Q

Singer sculptured the statue of Eleanor Rigby situated in Stanley Street Liverpool

A

Tommy Steele

1489
Q

Which term for a Hidden double six spiritual leader is derived originally from Sanskrit for venerable

A

Guru

1490
Q

In 2008 who hosted the TV series and published a book both called how to cheat at cooking

A

Delia Smith

1491
Q

What name is given to the branch of chemistry there is concerned with the study of compounds of carbon

A

Organic chemistry I should

1492
Q

In Spanish what name is given to a wine shop or a place for storing and maturing wine

A

Bodega

1493
Q

Some species of which brightly coloured small marine fish of a tickly nine for clearing parasites from larger fish and even cleaning my teeth for them

A

Cleaner Wrasse

1494
Q

In a standard modern Symphony Orchestra the first violins appear immediately to the left of the conductor which stringed instruments appear immediately to the right of the conductor

A

Cellos

1495
Q

Which play by Oscar Wilde’s subtitled a trivial comedy for serious people

A

The importance of being Earnest

1496
Q

Whom did Paul famously described as the beloved physician in his epistle to the Colossae ends

A

Saint Luke the evangelist

1497
Q

Which Gaelic word is used for a social gathering involving traditional music and dancing

A

Ceilidh

1498
Q

Victor mature refused to wrestle with a line which biblical epic even when he was told that he had no teeth on the grounds that he didn’t wish to be gummed to death

A

Samson and Delihah

1499
Q

In which wouldn’t cottage built in the grounds of Osborne house where the Royal children to manual and housekeeping skills of Queen Victoria

A

Swiss cottage

1500
Q

In 1530 who died at Leicester Abby while under arrest during his journey to London

A

I don’t know Thomas Wolsey

1501
Q

Henry wrote the defence of the seven sacraments as a response to which authors treaties the captivate Babylonica

A

Martin Luther

1501
Q

Henry wrote the defence of the seven sacraments as a response to which authors treaties the captivate Babylonica

A

Martin Luther

1502
Q

Which act of March 15 34 declared Henry’s marriage to Catherine of Aragon to be utterly void and Anand

A

Act of succession

1503
Q

What is the name of Jane Seymour’s family home in Savernake in Wiltshire

A

Wolf hall

1504
Q

Which word means fix number of people who are required to attend the meeting first proceedings to be regarded as valid

A

Quorum

1505
Q

Which French literary heroin of the 19th century is seduced by Rudolph ball launcher

A

Madame Emma Bovary

1506
Q

Wrote Madame Bovary

A

Gustav Flaubert

1507
Q

Which play by Anthony Shaffer was filmed in 1972 and 2007 with Michael Caine in one of the leading roles each time

A

Sleuth

1508
Q

Which German composer whose most famous work in his first violin Concerto in G Minor what is the contact of the Liverpool Philharmonic Society from 1880 to 83

A

Max Bruch

1509
Q

In which county is Britain’s deepest cave known as Titan which is around 460 feet deep

A

Derbyshire

1510
Q

In painting what Italian term is used for thick opaque oil paint applied with a brush knife or fingers for textural affect

A

Impasto

1511
Q

According to a well-known proverb which king of Israel was renowned for his furious chariot driving

A

Jehu

1512
Q

Which novel by CS Lewis takes the form of a series of letters between a senior devil and his novice nephew one would giving him advice on how to secure the damnation of an earthly man known as the patient

A

The Screwtape letters

1513
Q

In the 1966 World Cup finals which was the only one of England is opponents but they failed to beat

A

Uruguay

1514
Q

Who was goalkeeper for England in the free to defeat to west Germany in the 1970 World Cup quarter-final

A

Peter Bonetti

1515
Q

Against Morocco in 1986 who became the first England footballer to be sent off at the World Cup finals

A

Ray Wilkins

1516
Q

Who scored West Germany is equaliser in the last minute of the 1966 World Cup final say in the match into extra time

A

Wolfgang Weber

1517
Q

The ballad Opera Polly by John gay the sequel to which was earlier works

A

Beggars opera

1518
Q

What term is used for the procedure by which an MP who is persistently disappeared into the Can be suspended from commons chamber

A

Naming

1519
Q

Which percussion instrument consisting of tuned metal bars takes its name from the German for Bella and play

A

Glockenspiel

1520
Q

Which the apostles is the Pentrant saint of tax collectors and accountants

A

Saint Matthew

1521
Q

Which film director played Victor Ziegler in Kubrick’s last film eyes wide shut

A

Sidney Pollack

1522
Q

What was the name of the renegade general played by Sterling Hayden and Dr Strangelove

A

Jack d ripper

1523
Q

Title sequence of clockwork Orange is accompanied by an electronic version of which English composers music for the funeral of Queen Mary

A

Henry Purcell

1524
Q

Which actors are in full metal jacket with scripted largely from his Falmouth improvisation

A

R Lee Ermey

1525
Q

Later to become famous for parts including a TV detective which old and born actors first credited film roses gang member dim in a clockwork Orange

A

Warren Clarke who later played Andrew Daiziel in Dalziel and Pascoe

1526
Q

Which virtuoso of the Moog synthesiser provided electronic music and sound effects in a clockwork Orange and later worked on the shining

A

Wendy Carlos

1527
Q

Who played the title role in Kubrick’s controversial adaptation of Nabokov novel Lolita

A

Sue Lyon

1528
Q

Kubrick replace Anthony Mann as the director of which film after just one week shooting

A

Spartacus

1529
Q

In a clockwork Orange what is the name of the technique employed to turn Alex against violence by a form of aversion therapy

A

Ludovico

1530
Q

Name of the three characters played by peter Sellers in Kubrick’s doctor Strangelove

A

Dr Strangelove group Captain Lionel mandrake and president Mirkin Muffley

1531
Q

Which novel by George Eliot opens with the line miss Brooke had that kind of beauty which seems to be thrown into relief by poor Speel

A

Middlemarch

1532
Q

Who is the longest running Blue Peter presenter he hosted show 1965 to 1978

A

John Noakes

1533
Q

What term describes the way of walk in particular to mammals including humans in which the whole lower surface of the foot on the ground

A

Plantigrade

1534
Q

In a classic Monty Python sketch water company lobster Thermidor okra vets with a Mornay sauce garnished with truffle Patty Randy and a fried egg on top

A

Spam

1535
Q

Nickname of the Boeing B-29 plane

A

Superfortress

1536
Q

In which Italian port to 21 Fairey swordfish from HMS illustrious severely damaged the ships of the regular Marina in a torpedo attack on the 11th of November 1940

A

Taranto

1537
Q

What animal name was given to the first British fighter to mount a side-by-side pair of synchronised forward firing machine guns

A

The sop with camel

1538
Q

Nickname of the B-17 Boeing

A

Flying Fortress

1539
Q

During the winter of 1942 to 43 the Luftwaffe lost 488 aircraft flying supply missions to which beleaguered army

A

The sixth army at Stalingrad

1540
Q

Who piloted the modified B 29 bomber Enola Gay dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima

A

Paul Tibbetts

1541
Q

In architecture what name is usually given to the upright division between the paint of the window

A

Mullion

1542
Q

Royal house ruled France from 1328 until 1589

A

Valois

1543
Q

Garry Shandling played which fictitious television chat show host it was modelled on David Letterman

A

Larry Sanders

1544
Q

Film producers reputed to have said a verbal contract isn’t worth the paper it’s written on

A

Sam Goldwyn

1545
Q

In ancient Roman times what name is given to the open spaces in the middle of towns which were surrounded by public buildings and used generally is meeting places

A

Forum

1546
Q

Which author has written the books mortal engines a darkling plain and lark light

A

Philip Reeve

1547
Q

(in ancient Greece) a public open space used for assemblies and markets.

A

Agora

1548
Q

Which nursery rhyme features of dainty dish to set before the king

A

Sing a Song of sixpence

1549
Q

In 1648 Charles the first tried to break out of what isle of white castle

A

Carisbrooke Castle

1550
Q

What word meaning ready do Italian say when answering the phone

A

Pronto

1551
Q

What company makes the Victoria biscuit selection box

A

McVities

1552
Q

The fictional Barden university was the setting for which musical films

A

Pitch Perfect

1553
Q

The Hotel Pennsylvania claims of the oldest phone number in what US city

A

NYC

1554
Q

Book of Genesis who let Haran and travel to found a new nation

A

Abraham

1555
Q

In architecture what name is given to the square slabs at the base of a column

A

Plinth

1556
Q

What cereal ingredient is pieces of grain husk separated from flour after milling

A

Bran

1557
Q

According to the proverb what type of wind blows nobody any good

A

An ill wind

1558
Q

2017 what underwear company open the museum in New York

A

Victoria’s Secret

1559
Q

Which future prime minister introduced in 1911 bill that made tea breaks a legal requirement

A

Winston Churchill

1560
Q

Carney Wendy and China from the US girl group

A

Wilson Phillips

1561
Q

Who did Frank Muir call the thinking man’s crumpet

A

Joan Bakewell

1562
Q

In 1959 which Soviet pro became the first craft to leave earths gravity

A

Luna one

1563
Q

What Japanese company makes the piagerro digital piano

A

YaMaha

1564
Q

In Gilbert and Sullivan mikado who is the son of the Mikadoi

A

Nanki poo

1565
Q

In which city was orange marmalade devised in the 18th century

A

Dundee

1566
Q

Who is the hero of James Fenimore Cooper’s the last of the Mohicans

A

Natty Bumppo

1567
Q

Steerforth is a character in which dickens novel

A

David Copperfield

1568
Q

What was the first name of the British designer with the surname Muir

A

Jean

1569
Q

What kind of material is Morocco

A

LeaTher

1570
Q

Cambridge what is the name of the lawns which slopes down to the river?
Rounds packs lefts or rights

A

The backs

1571
Q

The Cook Islands form a territory of which country

A

NZ

1572
Q

In which poetic form did Nostradamus write his predictions

A

QuaTrains

1573
Q

Who founded the first regular Atlantic steamship line

A

Samuel Cunard

1574
Q

In the Monty Python sketch John Kreese working in this government office grants Michael Palin research fellowship on LaMarche futile

A

Ministry of silly walks

1575
Q

Cameron Thomas was known by the short form of wizard a relative added an Arabic word and now Cameron is him

A

Wiz Khalifa

1576
Q

As a beastie boy Adam Horovitz became him

A

Ad rock

1577
Q

Alternatively known as the brainstem what is the lowest part of the brain stem having two word name

A

Medulla oblongata

1578
Q

Connective tissues include ligaments and this would usually attach muscles to bones

A

Tendons

1579
Q

This divorcing doctor played by Jesse Eisenberg is in trouble in a novel by Taffy Brodessor-Akner and the FX adaptation?

A

Fleischman

1580
Q

Called England’s great architect he began work on the Queens house England’s first classical building it was commissioned by Anne of Denmark

A

Inigo Jones

1581
Q

After century with its original supplier in 1976 the MLB said goodbye Mr this and make Rawlings its new official ball

A

Spalding

1582
Q

In addition to its volleyballs this company has been making official NFL football since 1941

A

Wilson

1583
Q

These perforated plastic balls and made playing the same named game in spaces that are too small for baseball

A

Wiffle ball

1584
Q

Father of modern make up he created the first make up a film in today his historic building houses the Hollywood museum

A

Max Factor

1585
Q

In 1927 Norma Talmage began the tradition here when she accidentally stepped in wet cement while it was on the construction

A

Graumann’s Chinese Theatre

1586
Q

The rap scene in and around the city’s produce Scarface Travis Scott and local girl Megan Thee Stallion

A

Houston

1587
Q

What are you called a post impressionist he had work like house of the hanged man in the first impressionist of show in 1874

A

Paul Cezanne

1588
Q

2022 Security Council resolution maintained an arms embargo on this country in light of the threat from the Al-Shabab group

A

Somalia

1589
Q

We the people is begins the preamble to this founding UN document that took affect October 24, 192045

A

United Nations Charter

1590
Q

Spacecraft was it when it passes a celestial body while close enough to gather scientific data

A

Fly by

1591
Q

In 1864 Britain ceded to the Greeks these islands of Greece is West Coast spangle to see if the same name

A

Ionian Islands

1592
Q

The cities of the Achaean league situated on the northern part of this peninsula met the feet in 14 6BC at the hands of Rome

A

Peloponnese peninsula

1593
Q

In 1967 Greek politicians worried about a coup by generals but a group of this lower rank took over for seven years

A

Regime of the Colonels

1594
Q

Which Beatle song contains the lyrics Sundays on the phone to Monday Tuesdays on the phone to me

A

She came in through the bathroom window

1595
Q

Who is John Gait? He’s the organiser of a strike of great minds in this novel

A

Atlas Shrugged

1596
Q

In a mark Twain novel thinking he’s none too bright the townspeople give lawyer David Wilson this title nickname

A

Pudd’nhead Wilson

1597
Q

In using your 40-piece army, a good st—un, a good plan in this game is to save your miners for the endgame

A

Stratego

1598
Q

This desert animals name is a misnomer as it’s really a reptile I’ve got his name because it looks like a type of amphibian

A

Horned Toad

1599
Q

Expropriation is another word for this to work at the government’s prerogative in America to take your stuff without your comment or consent

A

Eminent domain

1600
Q

1994 is creep by this letter perfect female trio sampled hey young world by Slick Rick

A

TLC

1601
Q

My Prerogative by this singer is noted as a prime example of R&B’s new Jack swing era

A

Bobby Brown

1602
Q

Jamie Lee Curtis says to Kevin Kline: to call you stupid would be an insult to stupid people

A

A fish called Wanda

1603
Q

Plunge into this crescent shaped lake on the border between France and Switzerland the largest European alpine lake

A

Lake Geneva

1604
Q

A lively whimsical piece that’s not too long; Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky wrote one “Italien”.

A

Capriccio

1605
Q

Play the notes of a chord in sequence instead of together and you’ve got this

A

Arpeggio

1606
Q

The arquebus was an early example of this 15th century type of firearm equipped with a device to ignite gunpowder?

A

Matchlock

1607
Q

It means to express unwarranted pride and if someone does it a lot, add “-ful”

A

Boast

1608
Q

At least 2k years old, one of oldest olive trees still bearing fruit is found in Ano Vouves on this largest Greek island

A

Crete

1609
Q

Subungual hematoma, I’m afraid blood collecting under this

A

Nail

1610
Q

Roberta takes her last boat ride with Clyde in this novel by Theodore Dreiser

A

An American Tragedy

1611
Q

In 2023 most of the Golden Globe awards which return to broadcast TV after a timer

A

Jerrod Carmichael

1612
Q

American comedian who got no respect like hearing about his physician Dr Vinny Boombats

A

Rodney Dangerfield

1613
Q

Sherron Watkins whistleblowing led to the collapse of Enron as well as this a accounting firm

A

Arthur Andersen

1614
Q

Used in science a substance that can’t be dissolved in a liquid is termed this

A

Insoluble

1615
Q

New Indonesian capital city name and island

A

Nusantara and Borneo’s East Kalimantan province

1616
Q

Six letter word refers to the zenith or father’s point such as the point where the moon is furthest from earth

A

Apogee

1617
Q

He peaked in power as Lord Privy Seal in 1536 fell from power was executed in his reputation revive by the Hilary Mantell

A

Thomas Cromwell

1618
Q

Which state is Magnum PI set

A

Hawaii

1619
Q

Like oh my God Deborah Foreman Nicolas Cage a totally Starcross lovers in this iconic 80s flick

A

Valley girl

1620
Q

Financial firms separate analysts are advice clients and these people who get IPOs going names for when they signed at the bottom

A

Underwriters

1621
Q

A boning knife separates chicken from its carcass, this type of knife used to free fish meat from its skeleton and skin?

A

Filleting Knife

1622
Q

This “Trees” poet was born in New Jersey in 1886 and killed in action in WW1

A

Joyce Kilmer

1623
Q

In one of his final post before his death in 1895 this African Americans served as US minister Haiti

A

Frederick Douglass

1624
Q

Her ups and down in Myanmar won her a Nobel peace pri3

A

Aung San Suu Kyi

1625
Q

So starting with H it’s the large flat fish sometimes served as hirame at the sushi bar

A

Halibut

1626
Q

Chapters in dancing with myself by this ever sneering singer include drunk and stupid and naked

A

Billy Idol

1627
Q

Who was the king of the Lapiths in ancient myth mythology said to be father of the centaurs and also bound to winged fiery wheel always spinning?

A

Ixion

1628
Q

The name of the abyss is used as a dungeon of cement and suffering for the wicked and as a present for the Titans in ancient Greek mythology sister for Tantalus exion they all down there

A

Tartarus

1629
Q

In 2022, John Lahr published a new bio of this American playwright who was Arty from a young age as this what mom called him?

A

Arthur Miller

1630
Q

This actor starred in A Good Year where inherits vineyard and narrates doc Red Obsession about Bordeaux

A

Russell Crowe

1631
Q

The Mark Twain Boyhood Home & Museum is in this Missouri city?

A

Hannibal

1632
Q

Fashion fit for royalty is one of specialty tours offered at this palace in Honolulu once home to Hawaii’s monarchs?

A

Iolani Palace

1633
Q

Balmoral is on which Scottish river

A

Dee

1634
Q

Outspoken wife of president Nixon’s attorney general she was the southern socialite who turned Watergate whistleblower

A

Martha Mitchell

1635
Q

Legally bound to a man who ghosted her Deborah Reed was the common law wife of this printer in statesman

A

Benjamin Franklin

1636
Q

What is a Nudibranch

A

Gastropod mollusc

1637
Q

Large semi aquatic rodent alternatively known as a Coypu?

A

Nutria

1638
Q

Which Marx brother was the 1st to be born and also the first die

A

Chico Marx

1639
Q

Most elevation state capital in USA

A

Santa Fe

1640
Q

As chief justice he provided over the impeachment trial of Andrew Johnson

A

Salmon P Chase

1641
Q

Turbulence can create lenticule the clouds if the temperature of the crest of the wave is reaches this saturation point

A

dew point

1642
Q

Nuts, seeds and plant oils are good sources of this fat soluble vitamin with a recommended daily amount of 15mg

A

Vitamin E

1643
Q

When visit in the south-west Monument Valley be respectful of this tribe upon his land the ancient sites is

A

Navajo

1644
Q

Maggie Kuhn Anti agism group had a long dignified name but this moniker from a TV announcement is the one that stock

A

Gray Panthers

1645
Q

Ibrahim Pasha was one of the men who held this important grand title the highest minister of state under a sultan

A

Grand Vizier

1646
Q

Richard Osman four books

A

The Thursday Murder Club
The Man Who Died Twice
The Bullet That Missed
The Last Devil to Die

1647
Q

Names of four mains from Thursday Murder Club

A

Elizabeth Best, Joyce Meadowcroft, Ibrahim Arif, Ron Richie

1648
Q

Kanun was the system of administrative law in the empire that supplemented this Islamic code?

A

Shariah

1649
Q

In 1996, the library of Congress acquired the first selfie this type of photograph named for a Frenchman

A

Daguerreotype

1650
Q

The director of sometimes violent westerns made bring me the head of Alfredo Garcia in which Warren Oates gets ahead

A

Sam Peckinpah

1651
Q

No longer the Teflon Don he was found guilty and 13 counts including murder in racketeering and got life in 1992

A

John Gotti

1652
Q

Current chess world champion 2023 Chinese

A

Ding Liren

1653
Q

Four letter word means person demanding or fussy or Latin word for goddess

A

Diva

1654
Q

Show jumper Rupert Campbell-Black wins Olympic gold medal in which novel by Jilly Cooper the first of Rutshire Chronicles

A

Riders

1655
Q

Which British monarch was crowned king of Scotland Scone Palace in 1649

A

Charles II

1656
Q

The squaw man 1914 was the director debut of which American filmmaker

A

Cecil B DeMille

1657
Q

Main herb used in Gremolata

A

Parsley

1658
Q

Aikhal, the worlds largest diamond mine is in which country!47

A

Russia

1659
Q

French impressionist artist was awarded the legion d’Honneur in 1881

A

Eduoard Manet

1660
Q

Emilio Largo was main villain in which James Bond film?

A

Thunderball

1661
Q

Thought o he sits of secret nuclear bunker, Mount Yamantau, is a prominent peak of which mountain range?

A

Ural Mountains

1662
Q

How many bottles in standard case of wine

A

12

1663
Q

Nuclear submarine USS Tigerfish is in which 1968 Cold War film?

A

Ice Station Zebra

1664
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Known for its use of kicks, punches knees and elbows which martial art often referred to as the art of eight limbs

A

Muay Thai

1665
Q

What surname links winner of 2009 Turner Prize, American architect who designed Beth Sholom Synagogue and director of Last Night in Soho?

A

Weight (Richard, Frank Lloyd, Edgar)

1666
Q

Which heavy water repellant cloth made famous by lumberjacks is named after region of Michigan

A

Mackinaw

1667
Q

Which Emmy award winning sitcoms star starred as Captain Fred Hamill in SVing Prviate Ryan

A

Ted Danson

1668
Q

Mongolian, Pallid and Fat-Tailed are breeds of which pet

A

Gerbil

1668
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What H is a food prepared by treating Maize kernels with alkali mostly used in Mexican cooking?

A

Hominy

1669
Q

Whcih European country is worlds largest exporter of blood?

A

Switzerland

1670
Q

The Battle of Quifangondo 1975 is notable for being the first major engagement in which African country’s civil war?

A

Angola

1671
Q

Which musical instruments are the Antwerp firm Ruckers famous for making?

A

Harpsichords

1672
Q

Meaning individuals who foment rebellion against state or monarch, what name did Vivienne Westwood and Malcolm McClaren give to helm their shop at 430 Kings Road between 1976-80?

A

Seditionaries

1673
Q

Similar to the British terms of red brick and plateglass what nine letter building materials often used to describe Australia’s oldest university

A

Sandstone

1674
Q

Telma Hopkins and Joyce Vincent Wilson comprised which group who topped the single charts twice in the 1970s?

A

Dawn

1675
Q

Who was holy Roman emperor at turn of second Millenium? His regnal name is five more than his regnal number.

A

Otto III

1676
Q

Only footballer to have won FA Cup in three different decades?

A

Dennis Wise

1677
Q

On august 2 1973 fifty people died in a fire at Summerland leisure centre in which town made. City in 2022?

A

Douglas

1678
Q

Name of horse that led red rum by fifteen lengths when clearing last fence at 1973 grand national before being caught just before the winning post

A

Crisp

1679
Q

In 1973, who linked third largest Balearic island with smallest national park in uk?

A

David Bowie (see the mice in their million hordes from Ibiza to the Norfolk broads, in life on mars?)

1680
Q

Invented by Harry Melbourne which chocolate bar did Cadbury’s introduce in 1973? Near name with character from best picture Oscar in 1973

A

Freddo

1681
Q

Although Darwin work with finches more known, theory of evolution was informed more by Galapagos species of whcih bird - also sssociated with finch family

A

Mockingbird

1682
Q

In 1928 Charles Ulm completed journey california to Hawaii to Fiji to Brisbane with whcih to Which other Charles

A

Charles Kingsford Smith

1683
Q

Two famous Charles share whcih forename? One player for Seattle Storm won Olympic gold USA 2012/16/21, the other is an English singer born with surname Hoskins

A

Tina Charles

1684
Q

The New Zealander Charles Upham who died in 1994 was the last man to achieve what feat on two separate occasions??

A

Victoria cross

1685
Q

Born Gerard Crosbie in 1984 which Glaswegian singer songwriter topped chart with 2020 sophomore album The Bonny

A

Gerry Cinnamon

1686
Q

Between 1987-88 Brad Pitt portrayed Randy the boyfriend of Charlie Wade in which tv soap?

A

Dallas

1687
Q

What nine letter word can mean either driving a. Car above the engines max rpm or withholding financial services from customers deemed to live in a low income neighbourhood? Only single word anagram of current world chess champion.

A

Redlining

1688
Q

Which sauce named after a chief steward of Louis XIv

A

Bechamel

1689
Q

What seven letter

Name links of Cumbrian market town who is namesake castle was once home to Richard the third and the suburbs of Sydney namesake rugby league team have won the last two Australian premierships and lost this year’s world club challenge to Saint Helens

A

Penrith

1690
Q

Flapping eagle young native American man who received the gift of immortality is the protagonist of The 1975 debut novel by which writer second and fourth novels had some more impact

A

Salman Rushdie (Grimus)

1691
Q

What links Clapham and Worthing and winners of all six major categories at academy awards held in 2023

A

A24

1692
Q

What two letter initialism is the stage name of Kim Nam-Joon from BTS? It can precede Ballantine author of Coral island

A

RM

1693
Q

What is the performing name of Joshua cargill, Belfast born winner of RuPaul Drag Race: UK vs the World? Share name with plant which grows in soils with Ph of less than 5.5

A

Blu Hydrangea

1694
Q

Also associated with superhero Benjamin Tennyson, how many florins were there to a pound in pre decimal currency?

A

Ten

1695
Q

What is the adjective has been applied to both Whitney Chewston white miniature dachshund often seen of a glass of wine in an online meme; and on the phrase “fruit flavoured” has used by William Conor in the 1956 column in the daily mirror

A

Homophobic

1696
Q

Rapper of Barking born Ramone Rochester

A

Ramz

1697
Q

Politician born Margaret Oppenheimer in Cairo in 1944

A

Margaret Hodge

1698
Q

Born in Hammersmith on March 23 1972, who was last London born winner of bbc sports personality of year?

A

Joe Calzaghe

1699
Q

Airing between 1978-2008 which drama series was set in fictional London borough of Northam?

A

Grange Hill

1700
Q

Pierre Gagnaire is head chef at which London eatery whose restaurant (lecture room and library) was awarded third Michelin star in 2019

A

Sketch

1701
Q

Answer Smash: inner satellite of Uranus and a sixteenth century castle near Berwick upon tweed much altered by Lutyens in 1901.

A

Rosalindisfarne

1702
Q

Answer Smash: animal giving name to current Chinese year and the Grammy winning 1970 that became Miles Davis highest charting on billboard chart.

A

The RabBitches Brew

1703
Q

Answer Smash: the man alleged to have inspired the hymn Jerusalem and 2001 winner of the Pulitzer Prize for fiction set during early years of comic book industry.

A

Joseph of ArimaTheAmazing adventures of Kavalier & Clay

1704
Q

Answer Smash: the highest circulation newspaper in world and subtitle of gilbert and Sullivan operatta patience

A

Yomiuri ShimBunthorne’s Bride

1705
Q

Answer Smash: the lover of Apollo who was killed by a discus and a best picture winning film based on a novel by John ball.

A

HyacInThe Heat of the Night

1706
Q

Which river runs through Luton? Shares name with surname of an English pharmacist who died in office in 1874 whilst serving as mayor of Worcester.

A

Lea

1707
Q

Launched in 1973, which car manufacturer makes the Granta, the Vesta and the XRay but is probably better known in tv sporting first on January 11 1982

A

Lada (Lada Classic was first man to do a televised 147 Steve Davis)

1708
Q

Allegedly beloved by both Tutankhamen and Nefertiti which board game said to date to 3100bc in Egypt?

A

Senet

1709
Q

What piece of music considered main theme of film Gladiator? Also in title of 2019 role playing video game following a different genre of music.

A

Elysium

1710
Q

Hazelnuts and which other fruit are produced by Turkey in greater quantity than any other country?

A

Apricots

1711
Q

The Crown was name of pub that features in which 1990s tv sitcom that broadcast itv in 1992 before later transfer with greater success to bbc1?

A

Men Behaving Badly

1712
Q

The bed of a snooker or Billiard table usuaullly made from whcih metamorphic rock)

A

Slate

1713
Q

Which celebrate British film actor made first of six collabs with director David lean when playing part of Herbert Pocket in 1946 film adaptation of great expectations?

A

Alec Guinness

1714
Q

What hymn was chosen as English national anthem that was performed for winning athletes at medal ceremonies at 2022 commonwealth games?

A

Jerusalem

1715
Q

Who wrote 2003 novel A Short History of Tractors in Ukrainian?

A

Marina Lewycka

1716
Q

First staged in 2006, which annual music and arts festival with one word name takes place in grounds of Henham Park near Southwold in Suffolk in July over 4 days?

A

Latitude

1717
Q

Doing so at concert at liverpool empire in 1979 on the opening night of their Tour Of Life tour who is commonly regarded as the first music artist to use wireless headset microphone during live stage performance?

A

Kate Bush

1718
Q

In Turkmenistan, second Sunday in august is public holiday celebrating what fruit in gourd family?

A

Melon

1719
Q

The 1960 horror film Village of the Damned was adapted from which 1957 sci fi novel by John Wyndham?

A

The Midwich Cuckoos

1720
Q

Two bands Shaun Ryder had uk top 40 single with during 1990s

A

Happy Mondays and Black Grape

1720
Q

Two bands Shaun Ryder had uk top 40 single with during 1990s

A

Happy Mondays and Black Grape

1721
Q

Which crime fiction writer famed for creating a famous detective wrote a series of novels under pen name Barbara Vine?

A

Ruth Rendell (known for Reg Wexford)

1722
Q

1880 painting “luncheon of boating party” is work by which French impressionist painter?

A

Renoir

1723
Q

Element on periodic table takes name from Greek word for Violet?

A

Iodine

1724
Q

Which Middle Eastern republic became unified country in 1990?6

A

Yemen

1725
Q

Named after Italian ichthyologist are electroreceptors, sense organs able to detect electric fields. They form a network of mucus-filled pores in the skin of cartilaginous fish (sharks, rays, and chimaeras)

A

Ampullae of Lorenzini

1726
Q

What’s the scientific name given to the act of producing sound by rubbing together certain body parts such as the katydid and the cricket

A

Stridulation

1727
Q

Theatre Alfred Jarry attracted many artists such as author who included Jarry as character in 1925 novel The Counterfeiters

A

Andre Gide

1728
Q

Huge semi arid lowland region of rio de La plata region found in Bolivia brazil, most of Paraguay?

A

Gran Chaco

1729
Q

Cambodian architect, student of Le Corbusier, did national theatre and national sports complex!

A

Vann Molyvann

1730
Q

Black Death pogrom in 1349 when anywhere between 100-3k Jewish people killed in i whcih thurginian city ?

A

Erfurt

1731
Q

Stretching north eastward from Andes in Colombia towards coast of Venezuela lies a large grassland plain of about 375k sq km. straddling Orinoco for long stretch, Spanish name of this region?

A

Llanos

1732
Q

What freshwater vertebra has helped research is uncovered the early terrestrial animals were able to hear sounds through their breathing organs named after an organ that evolved from a swim bladder this you like creature has existed since the Triassic and his closest living relative of limbs vertebrates

A

Lungfish

1733
Q

Dramatic and recognisable Dies Iraes is the best night movement in which Italian composers referee mass written in 1975 for the author Alessandro Manzoni it is the most famous of discomposes nonoperatic works

A

Giuseppe Verde

1734
Q

Whose French playwright play The Balcony? Brothel run by Irma

A

Jean Genet