Trivia Database_10 Flashcards

1
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What is the second largest state in the USA?

A

Texas

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2
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Why were Mothers called mama or mommy in many languages

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From mammary or tits

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3
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Hibernia was the Roman name for which country

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Ireland

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4
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Who does the voiceover at the end of Michael Jackson’s Thriller

A

Vincent Price

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5
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What famous artist could write with both his left and right hand at the same time?

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Leonardo da Vinci

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6
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Who Had A Multi Million Best Seller With “How Much Is That Doggy In The Window”

A

Patti Page

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7
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What Connects The Average White Band, The Stranglers, Dionne Warwick

A

Walk On By

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8
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Technically, What Type Of Fruit Is A Pineapple?

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A Berry

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9
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Choo Kiko Wapi - what have I asked in Swahili

A

Where is the toilet

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10
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What is a group of snipe

A

Wisp

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11
Q

In Lebanon it is legal to have sex with who / what

A

Female animals – males death

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12
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What is another name for the egg plant

A

Aubergine

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13
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Who is the greek equivalent of the roman god Vulcan ?

A

Hephaistos

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14
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What does the phrase al dente mean?

A

Pasta cooked firm

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15
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In 1917 Lucy Slowe was the first US what

A

Black tennis champion

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16
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Of what did robert the bruce, king of scotland, die in 1329

A

Leprosy

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17
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What does Mit Hefe on a German beer bottle mean

A

With Yeast

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18
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Who Achieved Chart Success With “Everybodys Free To Feel Good” In 1991

A

Rozalla

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19
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In what movie did Whoopee Goldberg make her debut

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The Colour Purple

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20
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The smallest island with country status is __________ in Polynesia, at just 1.75 square miles (4.53 sq km).

A

Pitcairn

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21
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Which car manufacturer produces the models Sorento and Picanto?

A

Kia

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22
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What was the unit of work in the c.g.s. system, which was replaced by the Joule in the S.I. system

A

The erg

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23
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What year was the Live Aid concert

A

1985

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24
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Another name for phencyclidine hydrochloride

A

Angel dust

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25
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What is unusual about the 1965 horror film Incubus

A

Only one in Esperanto

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26
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Hell’s Canyon on the Snake River is deeper than the _______________

A

Grand canyon

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27
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What is the name of Data’s cat in Star Trek Next Generation

A

Spot

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28
Q

Poon Lim holds the record of 133 days doing what

A

Surviving on a raft

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29
Q

What does a dipsomaniac crave

A

Alcohol

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30
Q

Deacon is church official from Greek what’s it literally mean

A

Servant

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31
Q

They are only found in Lake Nicaragua - what are

A

Fresh water sharks

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32
Q

What is a group of this animal called: Trout

A

Hover

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33
Q

What Does Vodka Actually Mean

A

Little Water

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34
Q

How Is Saint Sylvester’s Day Better Known?

A

News Years Eve

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35
Q

WA is what position in Netball?

A

Wing Attack

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36
Q

Bragi was the Norse God of what

A

Poetry

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37
Q

Who is mickey mouse’s girlfriend

A

Minnie mouse

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38
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Jim Rhodes is the alter ego of which Marvel comic book hero

A

Iron Man

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39
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2 Gentleman Verona, 12th Night, Merchant Venice name links

A

Characters called Antonio

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40
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Whose big break was playing Vinnie Barbarino on Welcome Back Kotter?

A

John Travolta

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41
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Male __________ have antlers 7 feet across. The antlers often weigh 60 pounds.

A

Moose

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42
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What joins muscles to bones

A

Tendons

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43
Q

Small buns made from choux pastry, filled with cream and covered in chocolate are called what

A

Profiteroles

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44
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If you licked Mr T’s booty, it would taste like___

A

Sexual Chocolate

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45
Q

Who was born anne frances robbins

A

Nancy davis reagan

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46
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This defense is also know as compulsion by threat.

A

Duress

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47
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What was the name of Ashley Wilkes’ plantation in “Gone With the Wind”?

A

Twelve Oaks

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48
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Who Had a father Called Jor El And a Mother Called Lara?

A

Superman

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49
Q

In which classical music suite, would one find “The Market Place at Limoges”, and “The Great Gate of Kiev”

A

Pictures at an exhibition

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50
Q

During which conflict is The Caine Mutiny’ set?

A

World War 2

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51
Q

Who beat Sonny Liston to become world champion for the first time

A

Cassius clay

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52
Q

Who Paid For Christopher Columbus ‘s First Voyage Across The Atlantic

A

Ferdinand & Isabella Of Spain

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53
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Who wrote the ‘The Dam Busters March’ for the 1954 film of that name

A

Eric coates

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54
Q

There are 4.5 gallons of ale in what container

A

Pin

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55
Q

What is the fear of wealth known as

A

Plutophobia

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56
Q

Which Marilyn Monroe film was adapted for a stage play starring Daryl Hannah in London in 2000

A

Seven year itch

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57
Q

The song ‘Raindrops keep falling on my head’ was introduced in which film

A

Butch cassidy and the sundance kid

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58
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The childrens story ‘The Rose and The Ring’ was written by which 19th century novelist

A

William thackeray

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59
Q

What creature make the loudest noise - 188 decibels

A

Blue Whale

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60
Q

What was pirate Captain Flint’s ship called

A

Walrus

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61
Q

Who says, “Th_th_th_that’s all folks!”

A

Porky pig

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62
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In the Bible, who is the Book of Psalms attributed to

A

David

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63
Q

Erotic solo dance of North Africa, the Middle East, and Turkish-influenced Balkan areas

A

Belly Dance

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64
Q

What is the capital of Nauru?

A

Yaren

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65
Q

What is used to measure horizontal and vertical angles in surveying

A

A theodolite

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66
Q

Where did the Birkenhead sink?

A

Danger Point

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67
Q

A sliding step in which one foot ‘chases’ and displaces the other.

A

Chassé

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68
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What is the heart rate of the blue whale? (in beats per minute)

A

Nine

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69
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Baseball is not sport - state of mind - cant learn it - what author

A

John Steinbeck

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70
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Before she joined Jefferson Airplane, for which group did Grace Slick sing?

A

The Great Society

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71
Q

What was John Lennons father’s name?

A

Alfred “Freddie” Lennon

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72
Q

Where was nixon’s western white house

A

San clemente

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73
Q

Which was the first book to tell the story of the lioness elsa

A

Born free

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74
Q

Who’s directorial debut was with Reservoir Dogs

A

Quentin Tarantino

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75
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Whose first album was ‘jagged little pill’

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Alanis morissette

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76
Q

What was the third country to get the “bomb”

A

Britain

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77
Q

To the Apache Indians what were God Dogs

A

Horses

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78
Q

Book or table containing a calendar, together with astronomical and navigational data and, often, religious holidays, historical notes, proverbs, and astrological and agricultural forecasts

A

Almanac

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79
Q

What country invented high octane gasoline in 1930

A

Russia

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80
Q

Sunglasses were invented in China to do what

A

Hide a Judges eyes

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81
Q

Which British Land Owner Owns The Largest Acerage

A

The Forestry Commision

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82
Q

1878 Wanamaker’s of Philadelphia first US store to install what

A

Electric Lights

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83
Q

Artificial barrier or obstacle on a motor racing course

A

Chicane

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84
Q

Plant with edible fruits in red green and yellow

A

Capsicum

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85
Q

What was Mae West sent to the workhouse for in 1926

A

Writing starring in play called sex

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86
Q

Sloop John B & God Only Knows Appeared On Which Milestone Album

A

Pet Sounds

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87
Q

How Did Eggs Benedict Get It’s Name

A

As A Cure For A Certain Mr Benedict’s Hangover

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88
Q

Dorothy Cavis-Brown made news at Wimbledon - why

A

Lineswoman - slept in chair

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89
Q

What is the capital of The Netherlands ?

A

Amsterdam

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90
Q

The first Russian satellite was launched in which year

A

1957

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91
Q

Who Boogied On Down To The Funky Nassau

A

Beginning Of The End

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92
Q

Which Robert Palmer Song Featured In The Movie Cocktail

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Addicted To Love

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93
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What two brothers were nominated for president by the Republicans in 1884

A

William and john sherman william and john sherman william john sherman

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94
Q

Self-praise is no ___.?

A

Recommendation

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95
Q

Toxiphobia is a fear of _________.

A

Poison

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96
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Who was the composer of the classical piece known as ‘Zadok The Priest’?

A

Handel

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97
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Charcarodon Carcharias is the Latin name for what creature

A

Great White Shark

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98
Q

What’s the predominant church in greece

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Greek orthodox church greek orthodox

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99
Q

What did George Washington soak his wooden teeth in for taste

A

Port

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100
Q

Which famous ship and whiskeys name means short underskirt

A

Cutty Sark

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101
Q

What are camel haired brushes made of

A

Squirrels tails

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102
Q

What is the traditional curse of Adam that affects most of us

A

Working for a living

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103
Q

Although He Never Set Foot Here What Elvis Presley Movie Is Actually Set In England

A

Double Trouble

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104
Q

Which Of Hitler’s Deputies Flew To Scotland In 1941?

A

Rudolf Hess

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105
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What seaport’s name is spanish for ‘white house’?

A

Casablanca

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106
Q

In The World Of Music How Is ‘Harry Lillis’ More Commonly Known

A

Bing Crosby

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107
Q

What two mountain ranges did hannibal and his elephants march through in 218 b.c

A

The pyrenees and alps

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108
Q

If they are well treated, camels in captivity can live to the age of __________

A

50

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109
Q

Who asked, Ever Fallen In Love?

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The Buzzcocks

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110
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What was the name of the union jack that was used to capture blackbeard off ocracoke island in 1718

A

Ranger

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111
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Which Film Opens With The Line “No Man’s Life Can Be Encompassed In One Telling”

A

Ghandi

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112
Q

How long was jonah in the whale’s stomach

A

3 days

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113
Q

What is the nickname for Rome, Italy

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Eternal city

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114
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Who wrote the semi-autobiographical novel ‘Of Human Bondage

A

Somerset maughan

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115
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Name the condition of the mind that leads to a need to steal things

A

Kleptomania

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116
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What is non-rhyming poetry called?

A

Blank verse

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117
Q

What is the flower that stands for: compassion

A

Allspice

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118
Q

Who Is Stevland Morris Hardaway Better Known As

A

Stevie Wonder

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119
Q

What is a group of flies

A

Business

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120
Q

What is the flower that stands for: slander

A

Stinging nettle

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121
Q

What wood is plywood mostly made from

A

Birch

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122
Q

What was the first country to leave the United Nations

A

Indonesia

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123
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The filbert is an alternative name for which nut

A

Hazelnut

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124
Q

In what Australian state would you find Armidale

A

New south wales nsw

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125
Q

What is the official drink of the state of Ohio

A

Tomato Juice

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126
Q

Which actress and singer played ‘Breathless Mahoney’ in the film Dick Tracy

A

Madonna

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127
Q

The hundred year war actually lasted how many years

A

116 years

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128
Q

Who Was The Original Choice To Play The Role Of “The Terminator” Before Arnold Schwarzenegger Got The Part

A

O.J Simpson

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129
Q

Name the dance that means new voice in Portuguese

A

Bossa Nova

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130
Q

At The Start Of The 2002/03 Season Who was the Premierships Highest Goal Scorer

A

Alan Shearer

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131
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By which name is Mendelssohn’s Third Symphony known

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Scottish

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132
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The opera Aida was commissioned in 1869 to mark what event

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Opening Suez canal

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133
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In which countries would you find the following city ‘Whiskeytown’?

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USA

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134
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Under What Pen Name Did Hector Hugh Munro Write

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Saki

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135
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Why was the dinosaur Triceratops so called

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Three horns

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136
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From What Country Do The Dance Band Cascada Come From

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Germany

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137
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What do you add to vegetables to make the dish salmagundi

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Duck or Chicken

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French philosopher, scientist, and mathematician, sometimes called the father of modern philosophy

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Descartes

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139
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In ‘la traviata’, what does violetta sing

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Sempre libera

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140
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Who’s voice was rex the robot for disneyland’s star tours

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Pee wee herman

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141
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More than 14 million are sold daily in 150 countries - what

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Bic pens

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142
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Alex and his ‘droogs’ are thugs in what Anthony Burgess novel

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A Clockwork Orange

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143
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What is the American equivalent of the Irish Poteen

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Moonshine

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144
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What Is The UK’s Most Poisonous Plant?

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Deadly Nightshade

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145
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What Type Of Animal Is A Borzoi?

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A Dog The Russian Wolfhound

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146
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What links Scorpion Seawolf and Thresher

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Lost US nuclear reactors at sea

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147
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When did Alaska become the 49th U.S. state

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1959

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148
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What is the capital of Gabon

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Libreville

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149
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Who released “carrie anne” in 1967

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Hollies

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150
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Name The Arranger / Orchestra Leader On Frank Sinatra’s Songs For Swinging Lovers Album

A

Nelson Riddle

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151
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What animals eye is bigger than its brain

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Ostrich

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152
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Which 1996 Disney Movie Featured The “Eternal “ Hit “Someday”

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The Hunchback Of Notre Damme

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153
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The star_nosed mole, with 22 pink __________ on its snout, is said to have the most delicate sense of touch in the animal world.

A

Tentacles

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154
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As Of 2008 Only One President So Far Was Born On The 4th Of July Can You Named Them

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Calvin Coolidge

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155
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A Saudi Arabian woman can get a divorce if her husband doesnt give her what

A

Coffee

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156
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What links Bill Clinton Fidel Castro Alb Einstein Jimmy Hendrix

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Left Handed

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157
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Almonds are members of what family

A

Peach

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158
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In which continent would you find the Lena river ?

A

Asia

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159
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In Which Year Did A Soviet Cosmonaut Make The First Spacewalk

A

1965

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160
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10% of men claim to do this regularly – what

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Shave their pubic hair

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161
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What’s The Connection Between Nenah Cherry, Malcolm Mclaren & Bob Marley

A

Buffalo’s

162
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By What Name Is George O’Dowd Better Known

A

Boy George

163
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What’s The Connection Between Len Barry, Paul Hardcastle & Manfred Mann

A

(Numbers) 123, 19, 54321

164
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It is illegal to use what to plough cotton fields in North Carolina

A

Elephants

165
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According To The Song How Many Drummers Drumming Were There

A

12

166
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The 1st buffalo ever born in captivity was born at Chicago’s Lincoln Park Zoo in what year

A

1884

167
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George Washington Carver advocated planting peanuts and sweet potatoes to replace what?

A

Cotton and tobacco

168
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Who shot President James Garfield?

A

Charles Guiteau

169
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In Australian slang what is a ten ounce sandwich

A

Liquid Lunch - Can of Beer

170
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What is the correct chemical name for iron pyrites, sometimes known as ‘Fool’s gold’

A

Iron sulphide

171
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What Communication Aid Was Invented In 1905 By American Undertaker Almon Strowger

A

The Dial Telephone

172
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Finely ground meal of grains of wheat, obtained by milling

A

Flour

173
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What Is The Main Ingredient In Advocaat

A

Egg Yolk

174
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Who is the boss of the SNES game, ‘Ranma 1/2: SUPER Hard Battle’?

A

Herb

175
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What poem is recited as the finale to Disney’s christmas festivities

A

A visit from st nicholas

176
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Birds do not sing because they are happy. It is a __________

A

Territorial behavior

177
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Which Country Left The Commonwealth In 1972

A

Pakistan

178
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In the Jewish religion where are shellfish and pork kosher

A

Chinese Restaurants

179
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Cattle are bovine, sheep are ______

A

Ovine

180
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Who earned the nickname “top gun” in the Persian Gulf War

A

Colin Powell

181
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Which heroine comes from Amphipolis

A

Xena warrior princess

182
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Which musical term denotes that a piece is to be played ‘sweetly’

A

Dolce

183
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Before wwii, the new york phone book had 22 listings for what surname, and none after wwii

A

Hitler

184
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Which film ends with the line, ‘What we have here is a failure to communicate’

A

Cool hand luke

185
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Whose first major album was “ziggy stardust and the spiders from mars”

A

David

186
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What did Brahms compose for the University of Breslau after they gave him an honorary PhD

A

Academic festival overture

187
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Hundred when does the uterus expand 500 times its normal size

A

During pregnancy

188
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If you combined k & p to make cables what would your hobby be

A

Knitting

189
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Who said ‘public service is my motto’?

A

Al Capone

190
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In the US its 911 in the UK 999 what in Australia

A

0

191
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Who played the male starring role in ‘The Graduate’

A

Dustin hoffman

192
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Super glue is used to lift fingerprints from what surfaces

A

Difficult

193
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Who wrote the thriller “The Bourne Identity”

A

Robert ludlum

194
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Hemmingway said there’s only 3 sports Bullfighting Car Racing ?

A

Mountaineering

195
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Which poisonous concoction was Socrates given to drink to carry out his death sentence?

A

Hemlock

196
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Spanish: how do yoU.S.ay “four”

A

Cuatro

197
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What is the most widely used seasoning

A

Salt

198
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Who produced and directed the Death Wish series of films

A

Michael Winner

199
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US 1900 census people with 2 or less what were lower mid class

A

Servants

200
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What was the first transatlantic radio message sent ?

A

S

201
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What spy novelist was Moscow correspondent for Reuters & The Times of London

A

Ian fleming

202
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John larroquette was the narrator of which gruesome film

A

Texas chainsaw

203
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The French call it “La Train Sifflera Trois Fois” what film is it

A

High Noon

204
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Who Invented the worlds first electronic pocket calculator in 1972

A

Sir Clive Sinclair

205
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In 1500 BC Egyptian women had to be what to be beautiful

A

Bald

206
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Marie Osmond has only had one UK hit single as a solo artist name it

A

Paper roses

207
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In 2006 Who Was Voted Overseas Sports Personality Of The Year?

A

Roger Federer

208
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Who said ‘ronald reagan doesn’t dye his hair; he bleaches his face’

A

Johnny

209
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Which river is dammed by the hoover dam

A

Colorado river

210
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What does YoYo mean in English

A

Come-Come

211
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What was a Nuremberg egg

A

Pocket watch / clock

212
Q

Grease The Musical Opened On Broadway In 1973 How Many Performances Were There

A

3,388

213
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Anthony McMillan became famous as who

A

Robbie Coltrane

214
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In 1964 who was the first non royal to appear on a UK stamp

A

William Shakespeare

215
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Which Movie Star Published An Autobiography In 2002 Entitled “Lucky Man”

A

Michael J Fox

216
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Who is the Patron Saint of housewives

A

Martha

217
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The whistling swan has more than __________

A

Feathers on its body. 25,000

218
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Commonly Regarded As A Bit Of A Nuisance Amongst Computer Users ‘ It Writes Once But Reads Many Times ‘’ What Is It?

A

A Worm (Mass Mailing)

219
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What does a la carte mean in a restaurant

A

According to the menu

220
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Which president was responsible for the Louisiana Purchase

A

Jefferson

221
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Out of what is paper money made

A

Linen

222
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Who was made the first Holy Roman Emperor

A

Charlemagne

223
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In what did someone squish her hands to make the sound of e.t walking?

A

Jelly

224
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Water-soluble paint made from pigments and a plastic binder…?

A

Acrylic

225
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Which nation invented sauerkraut

A

Chinese

226
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What is the chalice used by Jesus Christ at the Last Supper called?

A

Holy Grail

227
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A nilometer measures the rise and fall of what

A

Rivers (originally Nile)

228
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What is the worlds oldest monotheistic religion

A

Judaism

229
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Who was captain of the 1995 south african rugby world cup team

A

Francois

230
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In England what ocean current allows gardeners on the west coast to grow exotic plants

A

Gulf stream

231
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What is the capital of Alberta

A

Edmonton

232
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Who Wrote A Book Entitled “The Adventures Of Lord Iffy Boatrace”

A

Bruce Dickinson

233
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Which City Is The Capital Of Iceland

A

Reykjavik

234
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Who played Steve Erkel in ‘Family Matters’?

A

Jaleel White

235
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Name Indian chief who rode in Roosevelt’s inaugural procession

A

Geronimo

236
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Which is the only book written by margaret mitchell

A

Gone with the wind

237
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What Connects “Windmills Of Your Mind”, “Evergreen”, “Take My Breath Away”

A

Oscar Winning Songs

238
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Which U.S. writer wrote The Naked and the Dead

A

Norman mailer

239
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Humphrey Bogart, who was born on Christmas Day 1899, said the line ‘Here’s looking at you kid.’’ In which film?

A

Casablanca

240
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What name is given to the excrement produced by bacteria that feed on yeast cells and then defecate

A

Alcohol

241
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Dame where is the notre dame cathedral

A

Paris

242
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Schwarzenegger what us state was named after french words for “green” and “mountain”

A

Vermont

243
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What comprises than 54% of humpback whale’s milk?

A

Fat

244
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In Norse mythology what was Audulma - wet nurse of giants

A

Cow

245
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Who’s aliases John Willard Eric Gault George Ramom Sneyd

A

James Earl Ray – killed M L King

246
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After WW I what was Hitler promoted to in rank

A

Corporal

247
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What is a ‘yesterday, today & tomorrow’

A

Shrub

248
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What 1902 children’s book continues to sell over 50,000 copies per year

A

The tale of peter rabbit

249
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Which funnyman appears in a series of TV adverts for the insurance company Aviva?

A

Paul Whitehouse

250
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Who was the last to stab Caesar in Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar

A

Brutus

251
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What god were the Thugees worshipping in “Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom”?

A

Kali

252
Q

Who Wrote The Musical The Rocky Horror Picture Show?

A

Richard O’Brian

253
Q

Who built Camelot?

A

King Arthur

254
Q

What ship meaning new land carried Scott to the Antarctic 1910

A

Terra Nova

255
Q

In which continent would you find the Amazon river ?

A

South America

256
Q

What is the capitla of Croatia?

A

Zagreb

257
Q

In which country was Robert Maxwell born

A

Czechoslovakia

258
Q

In which Welsh county is Beddgelert

A

Gwynedd

259
Q

What is the Capital of: Solomon Islands

A

Honiara

260
Q

What Was So Important About The Oresund Bridge Between Malmo & Copenhagen Which Opened In July 2000

A

Because It Was The First Permanent Link Between Europe & The Swedish Peninsula

261
Q

Which country was named after the sea people known as Peleset or Philistines

A

Palestine

262
Q

Who played ‘Kookie’ in the T.V. series Seventy Seven Sunset Strip

A

Ed byrnes

263
Q

What are scaup

A

Wild ducks

264
Q

April is the cruellest month - which poet wrote that line

A

T S Elliot it refers to income tax

265
Q

In the German episode of Fawlty Towers Sybil was in hospital for which operation

A

Ingrown toenail

266
Q

Who invented the gatling gun

A

Richard gatling

267
Q

A psychological disorder in which the patient refuses to eat.

A

Anorexia nervosa

268
Q

What was the movie that starred the little furry creatures from “Return of the Jedi”?

A

Escape from Endor

269
Q

What is the name of the film in which Steven Segal’s character dies?

A

Executive Decision

270
Q

What is a Gopak?

A

A Russian dance

271
Q

Who played the television detective Frank Cannon

A

William conrad

272
Q

In Swifts Gullivers Travels What Is Gullivers Profession

A

Surgeon

273
Q

What are Common Darter and Southern Hawker types of?

A

Dragonflies

274
Q

The wheel was invented in about what year BC

A

3500

275
Q

The marine iguana is native to which island group

A

Galapagos

276
Q

What house was the biggest in america until the Cival war?

A

The White House

277
Q

Which English king’s coronation was postponed because he was suffering from appendicitis

A

Edward vii

278
Q

Which team won the recently concluded UEFA cup?

A

Liverpool

279
Q

Which Successful Solo Artist Is The Regular Host Of The Country Music Awards

A

Vince Gill

280
Q

In Denmark there is a 20 Kroner fine for not reporting what

A

Your own or anyone else’s death

281
Q

Apart From Smoking A pipe What Was Sherlock Holmes Favourite Vice

A

Injecting Cocaine

282
Q

Which sport is played at Roland Garros

A

Tennis in Paris on clay courts

283
Q

Lucy Hobbs Taylor 1867 first woman in the US to do what

A

Become a registered dentist

284
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Jordan ?

A

Dinar

285
Q

Which singer wrote the autobiography ‘Take It Like A Man’’?

A

Boy George

286
Q

US, West Germany and Japan not participate in the 1980 Olympic games in Moscow, as a protest because of Soviet activity in which country

A

Afganistan

287
Q

Sociophobia is a fear of ______

A

Society

288
Q

What segment of television receieves the ACE awards

A

Cable

289
Q

What American playwright titled his autobiography Timebends

A

Arthur miller

290
Q

In France what kind of nuts are noisette

A

Hazelnuts

291
Q

The second most common phobia, anthropophobia, is a fear of?

A

People

292
Q

In what sport do teams compete for the Swaythling Cup

A

Men’s table tennis

293
Q

How many points are awarded for a drop goal in rugby league?

A

One

294
Q

What does LED stand for?

A

Light Emitting Diode

295
Q

Who played commander riker in ‘star trek’

A

Jonathan frakes

296
Q

The Red Cross was initiated in what year

A

1862

297
Q

What was the nationallity of Rasputin ?

A

Russian

298
Q

What is the shadow-casting pointer on a sundial called

A

Gnomon

299
Q

Alain Boubil - Claude-Michael Schonberg music what hit show

A

Miss Saigon

300
Q

How many constellations are used in modern astronomy?

A

88

301
Q

What country borders sudan to the north

A

Egypt

302
Q

How many rings on the Olympic flag

A

Five

303
Q

In 1963 The Cougars Had A Hit Instrumental “Saturday Night At The Duckpond” But Were Banned By The BBC For “Defacing A classical Melody” What Ballet Did The Melody Come From

A

Swan Lake / Tchaikovsky

304
Q

After sex what does the female marine bristleworm do

A

Bites off eats penis

305
Q

What is the flower that stands for: sensuality

A

Spanish jasmine

306
Q

In Greek mythology who ferries the dead across the river styx

A

Charon

307
Q

Bluebird, Tishbite & Violaine Were All Minor Hits For Whom

A

The Cocteau Twins

308
Q

Who was assassinated on november 22, 1963 in dallas

A

President john f kennedy

309
Q

Which Opera Does “Pavarotti’s” “Nesun Dorma” Actually Come From

A

Turandot

310
Q

Name the computer developed fromTuring’s bombes at Bletchley Park to decode the German Enigma codes during World War 2.

A

Colossus

311
Q

What are silver coins made from

A

Copper Nickel

312
Q

Who was the first astronaut to orbit earth 3 times

A

John glenn

313
Q

What city has the worlds biggest taxi fleet

A

Mexico - over 60000

314
Q

In 1979 who was revealed to be the fourth Russian spy in the Burgess, MacLean and Philby affair?

A

Anthony Blunt

315
Q

What is the more common name for the plant Viscum Album?

A

Mistletoe

316
Q

What Apparently Inappropriate Name Is Used For A Gathering & A Breeding Place For Seals

A

Rookery

317
Q

Name Harry Potters non magical cousin

A

Dudley Dursley

318
Q

What is the capital of Cuba

A

Havana

319
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Lithuania ?

A

Litas

320
Q

23 29 31 first 3 impossible numbers in what pub game

A

Darts - cant score 1 dart

321
Q

Who won the 1995 rugby world cup

A

South africa

322
Q

What name is given to the large Russian utensil for making tea?

A

Samovar

323
Q

Who was Bette Midlers piano player before going solo

A

Barry Manilow

324
Q

In Which US State Is Yale University?

A

Connecticut

325
Q

Which substance used as a bleach, can also be used as the oxidizing agent in rocket fuel

A

Hydrogen peroxide

326
Q

The Pogues took their name from Pogue Mahone - what mean

A

Kiss my arse

327
Q

What was jean-claude van damme’s original stage name

A

Cujo

328
Q

What country boasts the southernmost point in continental europe

A

Spain

329
Q

In what country were Trabant cars made

A

East Germany

330
Q

Name the smallest breed of dog

A

Chihuahua

331
Q

Corinthian Ionic and what are the orders of Greek architecture

A

Doric

332
Q

How many kilograms make up a metric tonne?

A

1000

333
Q

A statement made by placing your hand on a bible

A

Oath

334
Q

Accra is the capital of ______?

A

Ghana

335
Q

Room or space immediately under the roof of a house

A

Attic

336
Q

Who wrote The Stars Look Down and Hatter’s Castle

A

A j cronin

337
Q

What artist composed the classical work Tannhauser

A

Wagner

338
Q

Epistemophobia is the fear of what

A

Knowledge

339
Q

Barrel size - what wine barrel contains 126 gallons

A

Pipe

340
Q

What is the most rural state in the u.s

A

North dakota

341
Q

After Initial Sucess With Two Tone Which Group Changed Their Label To Go Feet In 1980

A

The Beat

342
Q

Syncope is the medical name for what condition

A

Fainting

343
Q

What Is The Name Of The Instrument Used For Listening To The Heart And Lungs

A

A Stethoscope

344
Q

In which film did Woody Allen direct Sylvester Stallone

A

Bananas - 1971 – Stallone a punk

345
Q

Which popular English dessert consists of strawberries, whipped cream and lemon meringue?

A

Eton Mess

346
Q

The day after Christmas day

A

Boxing day

347
Q

Roy Chapman became baseball’s first fatality in which year

A

1920

348
Q

Electronic lift control what is the second biggest organ in the human body

A

Liver

349
Q

Aotearoa is Maori name for New Zealand - what’s it mean

A

Long Daylight

350
Q

In Knight Rider,what’s the real last name of Michael Knight?

A

Long

351
Q

What does a brandophile collect

A

Cigar bands

352
Q

Who sang the theme song in 9 to 5

A

Dolly Parton

353
Q

Yorkshireman William Strickland is believed to have brought the first what to Britain from North America in 1526?

A

Turkey

354
Q

What is the world’s second largest religion

A

Islam

355
Q

In what field did Frances Mary Buss and Dorothea Beale become well known in the 19th Century

A

Girls higher education

356
Q

__________ has more homeless cats per square mile than any other city in the world.

A

Rome

357
Q

Sanskrit is an old language - what does the word mean

A

Put together – Perfected

358
Q

Who spoke for the first time in a Bugs Bunny cartoon in 1951

A

Roadrunner

359
Q

At what angle above the horizon must the sun be to create a rainbow? (in degrees)

A

Forty

360
Q

What is the name of the two-coloured oblong cake covered in almond paste?

A

Battenburg

361
Q

Which player won her last tennis Grand Slam Tournament in Paris in 1999?

A

Steffi Graff

362
Q

Dragon Stout is brewed in what city / country

A

Kingston Jamaica

363
Q

Which element makes up 5% of the Earth’s crust

A

Iron

364
Q

What were the surnames of Bonnie & Clyde

A

Clyde Barrow & Bonnie Parker

365
Q

The plant life in the oceans make up about what percent of all the greenery on the earth

A

85

366
Q

What Musical Act Spent The Most Weeks At No.1 Throughout The Year 2006

A

Gnarls Barclay, Crazy

367
Q

What is philography

A

Autograph collecting

368
Q

Who designed the difference engine finally built in 1991

A

Charles Babbage’s computer 1796

369
Q

Which London MP is more famous as an actress

A

Glenda jackson

370
Q

Where on the human body is the ulnar loop

A

Finger

371
Q

In Greek mythology, what city did cadmus found

A

Troy

372
Q

Which plant has the scientific name Convallaria

A

Lily of the valley

373
Q

A method of watercolor painting, but prepared with a more gluey base, producing a less transparent effect.

A

Gouache

374
Q

Who invented the vacuum flask

A

James dewar

375
Q

Who Is The Only British Prime Minister To Have Been Assassinated?

A

Spencer Perceval, 1812

376
Q

Paul Weller Ocean Colour Scene & Dodgy All Contributed To A Tribute Album Of Which Band

A

The Small Faces

377
Q

Capone Music Artists: Who did “Cheap Sunglasses” in 1979

A

ZZ Top

378
Q

What is the literal translation of the word brandy

A

Burnt wine

379
Q

Information from a reliable source is said to come from where

A

Horse’s mouth

380
Q

Which country has the currency ‘yen’?

A

Japan

381
Q

Which city is the capital of Tuscany

A

Florence

382
Q

Legal Terms: A crime more serious than a misdemeanor.

A

Felony

383
Q

What is the horn of a rhinoceros made of

A

Hair

384
Q

What is Falaka

A

Turkish feet beating

385
Q

Which Spanish explorer first travelled to Jamaica?

A

Christopher Columbus

386
Q

Who enacted a law requiring cigarette manufacturers to put health warnings on their packages

A

Lyndon b johnson

387
Q

What is the name of a small barrel of beer of nine gallons capacity?

A

A firkin

388
Q

Clothes designer Alexander McQueen works for which fashion house

A

Givenchy

389
Q

Which tennesee williams play is about a sicilian-american woman

A

Rose tattoo

390
Q

In films who could win the Golden Boot award

A

Actors in cowboy films

391
Q

What Are Switzerlands Three Recognised Languages

A

French, German, Italian

392
Q

Who created Sherlock Holmes ?

A

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

393
Q

What was the name of the society heiress who stole 8 million pounds worth of pictures in 1974 and was sentenced to 8 years in prison

A

Dr Bridget Rose Dugdale

394
Q

What was Mohammed Ali’s original name?

A

Cassius Clay

395
Q

Bennie Hills Ernie fastest milkman in the west - name his horse

A

Trigger

396
Q

What tennis player made it to finals US open 8 times in 80s

A

Ivan Lendl

397
Q

What country was formerly known as siam

A

Thailand

398
Q

What is the name of the big muscle used in breathing that seperates the chest from the abdomen

A

Diaphragm

399
Q

What was the royal residence before buckingham palace

A

St james court

400
Q

In 1970 Sessionman Tony Burrows Famously Appeared On Top Of The Pops Singing With 3 Different Groups Can You Name Any Of Them PFE

A

Brotherhood Of Man, Edison Lighthouse, White Plains