Trivia Database_102 Flashcards

1
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Which country uses the “yen” for currency

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Japan

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2
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Which Fashion Label Has It’s Headquarters In “Treviso” In Italy

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Benetton

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3
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Triplets: love, honor, and

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Obey

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4
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Who was the father of Icarus

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Daedalus

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5
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Which ancient town, capital of the legendary King Minos, was excavated and reconstructed by Sir Arthur Evans between 1899 and 1935

A

Knossos

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6
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Belushi What branch of science studies heat, electricity and magnetism

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Physics

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7
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From the french word ‘fauve’, meaning ‘wild beast’. A style adopted by artists associated with Matisse, c. 1905-1908. They painted in a spontaneous manner, using bold colors.

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Fauvism

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8
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What toy was in short supply for the 1983 Chirstmas season?

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Cabbage Patch Kid

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9
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What Apollo lunar landing was canceled after a tank explosion

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Apollo 13

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10
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Who created ‘The Muppet Show’

A

Jim henson

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11
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Entomophobia is a fear of ______

A

Insects

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12
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What Solid Has The Biggest Volume For A Given Surface Area

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A Sphere

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13
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Who is fond of saying ‘i will gladly pay you tuesday for a hamburger today’

A

Wimpey

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14
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Which singer died a happy man on a Spanish golf course in 1977

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Bing crosby

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15
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“What Did My True Love Give To Me On The ““Sixth”” Day Of Christmas”

A

6 Geese A Laying

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16
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What country formed the union of Tanganyika and Zanzibar

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Tanzania

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17
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What role does mickey mouse play in “fantasia”

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Sorcerer’s apprentice

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18
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Who Directed The Original Halloween Movie

A

John Carpenter

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19
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What scandinavian country owned iceland from 1262 to 1944

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Denmark

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20
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Gerald Gardner in the 50s founded which pagan organisation

A

Wicker

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21
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Who starred in ‘billy madison’, ‘happy gilmore’, ‘the wedding singer’ and ‘the water boy’

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Adam sandler

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22
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Who wrote the thriller Jurassic Park

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Michael crichton

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23
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Of which island group is Viti Levu, the largest

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Fiji

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24
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With which period in music do we associate composers such as Tchaikovsky, Mendelssohn, and Chopin?

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Romantic period

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25
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What is the covering on the tip of a shoelace called?

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Aglet

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26
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Lobster Newberg was invented at what famous restaurant

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Delmonicos

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27
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A good milking cow will give nearly 6,000 quarts of __________ every year.

A

Milk

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28
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Of which island do Ireland, Britain, Iceland and Norway dispute ownership?

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Rockall

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29
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Who Sang The Theme To The Bond Movie A View To A Kill

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Duran Duran

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30
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How many birthday candles were Michael Jackson & Madonna each obliged to blow out in 1998

A

40

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31
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Which city was built in the design of a union flag

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Khartoum

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32
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What animal has the longest lifespan in captivity

A

The giant tortoise

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33
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The Beatles first major recording audition was at what label?

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Decca

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34
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Collective nouns - A train of what

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Camels

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35
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In September 2003, Fathers 4 Justice campaigner Jason Hatch caused an embarrassing security breach at Buckingham Palace dressed as who?

A

Batman

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36
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In Greek mythology, who did oedipus marry

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Jocasta

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37
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Which Singer Is The Younger Sister Of Loretta Lynn?

A

Crystal Gayle

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38
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How man legs does a crab have?

A

Ten

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39
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Which author wrote the belgariad series

A

David eddings

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40
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Who invented the telescope

A

Galileo galilei

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41
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A German tradition is to hide a certain food in a Christmas tree, and the first one to find it gets a special gift. What is the certain food they hide?

A

A Pickle

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42
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__________, like grasshoppers _ feel no pain. They have a decentralized nervous system with no cerebral cortex, which in humans is where a reaction to painful stimuli proceeds.

A

Lobsters

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43
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Substance that neutralizes alkalis and turns litmus paper red

A

Acid

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44
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In June 1906 where was the worlds first grand prix held

A

Le Mans in France

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45
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When performing pop artist Marshall Mathers uses which name

A

Eminen

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46
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Who Had A White Riot In 1977

A

The Clash

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47
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Cathy McGowan Was The Presenter Of Which Popular Show

A

Ready Steady Go

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48
Q

What Was The Jams Town Called

A

Malice

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49
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Name the only fruit named for its color

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Orange

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50
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If you flew due east from new york city, what would be the first country you would reach

A

Portugal

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51
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What was the profession of Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown

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Landscape gardener

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52
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What was the name of the beatles’ corporation after it was known as ‘the beatles and company’

A

Apple

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53
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The treatment of disease by chemical substances which are toxic to the causative micro_organisms is called ________.

A

Chemotherapy

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54
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What are train drivers called in the U.S.A.

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Engineers

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55
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What groups demo rejected by EMI in 1965 cos not own songs

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The Who

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56
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What’s the more common name of the Crux Gammata

A

Swastika

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57
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What mistake did Coca-Cola make in 1985?

A

New Coke

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58
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Ghost who calls munich the ‘monaco of bavaria’

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Italians

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59
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Bangalore and Jaipur are in which country

A

India

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60
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What did Tommie Smith wear at his victory ceremony in the 1968 Olympics

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Black glove

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61
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In Greek mythology, what did Daedalus construct for Minos?

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Labyrinth

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62
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What is the name of a quarter of jerusalem that can be translated as ‘hundred gates’

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Mea shearim

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63
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Name the singer who won the 1998 Eurovision Song Contest with the song Diva

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Dana international

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64
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What film starred helen hunt, gary elwes and bill paxton

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Twister

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65
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It is against the law in Albania to play what on Sundays

A

Dominos

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66
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What’s unusual about the moons of Uranus

A

Named Shakespeare characters

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67
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The WWSU governs what sport

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World Water Skiing Union

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68
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The Irish Province of Connaught contains five counties. Sligo and Galway are two. Name one of the others. leitrim

A

Mayo roscommon

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69
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What do you get when you add fresh fruit to red wine

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Sangria

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70
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Open in the early 20th century, what was used to treat epilepsy

A

Rattlesnake venom

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71
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Hummingbirds are the smallest birds _ so tiny that one of their enemies is an insect, the __________

A

Praying mantis

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72
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In the Bible name Isaacs wife

A

Rebekah

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73
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What Was Author George Elliots Real Name

A

Mary Ann Cross (Nee Evans)

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74
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What name is given to a male bee ?

A

Drone

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75
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Neptune was the Roman god of the ______?

A

Sea

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76
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How Many Ships Came Sailing In On Christmas Day

A

Three

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77
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The countries of Belgium, Netherlands, and Luxembourg are together called ________.

A

Benelux

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78
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What is the fear of thinking known as

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Phronemophobia

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79
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Which actor started his film career as a giggling psychotic killer in the gangster movie Kiss of Death

A

Richard widmark

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80
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In 1954 the Salk vaccine was introduced - a vaccine which effectively wiped out which devastating disease

A

Polio

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81
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Name the first black nation to gain freedom from European colonial rule.

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Haiti

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82
Q

Who was irma’s first roommate in my friend irma

A

Jane stacy

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83
Q

In mythology Odysseus blinded which Cyclops

A

Polyphemus

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84
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Odynephobia is the fear of

A

Pain

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85
Q

Translate “simba” from swahili into english

A

Lion

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86
Q

A male baboon can kill a __________

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Leopard

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87
Q

This re opened in 1975 after being closed for 8 years

A

Suez canal

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88
Q

In which city is the Coliseum located

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Rome

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89
Q

Who Wrote The Novel Emma

A

Jane Austen

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90
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According to folklore, the Giant’s Causeway was originally built to link to which Scottish island?

A

Staffa

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91
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Who Was The Lead Singer Of “Go West”

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Peter Cox

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92
Q

In Shakespeare King Lear was king of where

A

Britain

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93
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In Which Year Did Abba Win The Eurovision Song Contest

A

1974

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94
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What kind of flower is called bog torch and frog spear”

A

Orchid

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95
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What is a Tibetan priest

A

Lama

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96
Q

Plane figure with 7 sides and angles

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Heptagon

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97
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This South African surgeon led the team that performed the first human heart transplant in 1968

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Dr. christiaan n. barnard

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98
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Which substance has the chemical formula HNO3?

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Nitric Acid

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99
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______________ is the fourth_largest island in the world. It is approximately the same size as the state of Texas.

A

Madagascar

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100
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Who recorded ‘Long Tall Sally’ in 1956?

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Little Richard

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101
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Which Insect Is Popular With Gardeners Because It Feeds On Aphids

A

The Ladybird

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102
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In what famous US building would you find Broadway

A

Alcatraz - main prison block

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103
Q

Turks head, Granny and Bowline are types of what

A

Knot

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104
Q

Who was the first american born child of english settlers

A

Virginia dare

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105
Q

In Florida women can be fined for falling asleep under what

A

Hair Drier

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106
Q

What group of people founded Liberia in 1847

A

Freed american slaves

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107
Q

What month was the Frankenstein monster created

A

November

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108
Q

A broom made of twigs

A

Besom

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109
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What is the name for a chicken less than one year old

A

A Pullet

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110
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Killing Me Softly Went Straight To No.1 In 1996 Who Sang It

A

Fugees

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111
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The following is a line from which 1970’s film ‘You Came In That Thing, You’re braver than I Thought’ ?

A

Star Wars

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112
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Who invented the aerosol?

A

Erik Rotheim

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113
Q

Whats the largest lake in Africa

A

Lake victoria

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114
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What sport takes place over a distance of 440 yards

A

Drag Racing

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115
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What Was Julie Christie’s Home Town A=Bradford, B= Birmingham, C=Bath

A

B= Birmingham

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116
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What is ‘pollo’ on a menu in rome

A

Chicken

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117
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On What Type Of Object (Be Specific) Will You Find The Phrase “Annuit Coeptis”

A

A Dollar Bill (Back)

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118
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Which dinosaur ahd a huge sharp claw on its foot

A

Veloceraptor

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119
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What is Indiana Jones main weapon?

A

His whip

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120
Q

The Greek Goddess Ephesus is the Goddess of what

A

Chastity

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121
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This country’s flag has a large “r” on it

A

Rwanda

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122
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Two 1.5 volt batteries, when connected in series, produces _ volts

A

Three

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123
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On Tv’s A Question Of Sport Who has replaced John Parrot as one of the team captains?

A

Frankie Dettorie

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124
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What is the only digit that has the same number of letters as its value?

A

Four

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125
Q

In which Irish county is Bantry Bay

A

Cork

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126
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What continent is the home to the greatest number of countries?

A

Africa

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127
Q

What is the Capital of: Marshall Islands

A

Majuro

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128
Q

What is Europe’s largest port

A

Rotterdam

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129
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Which famous poem features a hamlet called Auburn

A

Goldsmith’s the deserted village

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130
Q

Name the actor who played Ben Casey (both Names)

A

Vince Edwards

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131
Q

Basketball: the boston ___________

A

Celtics

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Medieval wine measurement there are two buts to a what

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Tun

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Whose Debut Hit “No No No” Featured Ex Fugee Wyclef Jean

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Destiny’s Child

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What historical event was referred to as Black 47

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Irish Potato Famine

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Who Had An 80’s Hit With The Song ‘Kiss On My List’,

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Hall and Oates

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In Which Country Did Charles Lindbergh Land After The First Solo Transatlantic Flight In 1927

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France

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137
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What Is Blader Wrack?

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Seaweed

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138
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Yosemite Park is in which American state

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California

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139
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German scientist, who is generally regarded as the founder of the science of mineralogy

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Agricola

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Who was the first Grand Prix driver to used a safety belt in 1967

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Jackie Stuart

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141
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The pop act ‘2 Unlimited’ were from which country?

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Netherlands

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142
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Who wrote the words that are engraved on the Statue of Liberty

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Emma lazarus

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Animal’s body that the mythical griffin has

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Lion

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The word rodent comes from the latin word ‘rodere’ meaning what

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To gnaw

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145
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He is said to have fiddled while Rome burned.

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Nero

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Which Series Of Films Features A Habitual Killer Called Michael Myers

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Halloween

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147
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Elvis Presley Died On August 16th 1977 But Where EXACTLY Was He When He Died

A

On The Toilet

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Who, or what, is Petrushka in Stravinsky’s ballet of the same name

A

A puppet

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What Central American country’s name means ‘many fish’?

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Panama

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Which Austrian president was engulfed in a storm over his Nazi past in 1988

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Kurt waldheim

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151
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In Israel on Saturday its illegal to do what

A

Pick Your Nose

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Which ethnic group of people lived in the biblical city of Nineveh before it was sacked in 612 B.C.

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Assyrians

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153
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What plant has been used to relieve migraines

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Feverfew

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154
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Paraskavedekatriaphobia is the fear of

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Friday the 13th

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155
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Conifer with dark foliage

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Cypress

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156
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What is kaolin

A

Pure china clay

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According to folklore, how does santa get into houses on christmas eve

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Down the chimney

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158
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How did Bobby Beach - broke all bones over Niagara in barrel die

A

Slipped Banana skin

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159
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What was margaret thatcher’s nickname

A

Iron lady

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160
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What is graphically illustrated in a karnaugh diagram

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Logic

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What is the flower that stands for: reward of merit

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Bay wreath

162
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What Part Of Its Body Does A ButterFly Use To Taste

A

It’s Feet

163
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What is the Capital of: Kuwait

A

Kuwait

164
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On which river is London, England

A

Thames

165
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What are Muharram, Rajab and Safar

A

Months in the muslim calendar

166
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Nikolai Caucescau, was executed on Christmas Day 1989, in which former Communist country was he President

A

Romania

167
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Who was the first black entertainer to win an Emmy award

A

Harry Bellefonte

168
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Who sang ‘beat it’

A

Michael jackson

169
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In Which Novels Does Bilbo Baggins Appear

A

The Hobbit/ Lord Of The Rings

170
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This instrument measures atmospheric pressure.

A

Barometer

171
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Which 1960’s Band Was Formed By Eric Clapton, Ginger Baker And Jack Bruce?

A

Cream

172
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Sherlock Holmes lived in Baker St - What other Detective did

A

Sexton Blake 1893

173
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Name Nat King Coles Hit Making Daughter

A

Natalie Cole

174
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What links Willie Brant, Lech Walesa, Yasser Arafat

A

Nobel Peace Prize

175
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Who Had 2002 Hits With “Compilcated” And “Skater Boy”?

A

Avril Lavigne

176
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US civil war which states buttons had a Palmetto tree on them

A

South Carolina

177
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Kate winslet in which film did leonardo dicaprio and kate winslet play ‘jack’ and ‘rose’

A

Titanic

178
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Which famous battle was fought this day In 490 BC

A

Marathon

179
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Who developed the first nuclear submarine

A

Soviet union

180
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To pick the best from a group

A

Cherry-pick

181
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In What Country Will You Find The Largest Active Volcano In The World

A

USA (Hawaii)

182
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The marimba is a African form of what musical instrument

A

Xylophone

183
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What tourist attraction in rome has 138 steps

A

Spanish steps

184
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What is the call name for Soviet mission control

A

Zarya

185
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Nevada and Canberra are varieties of which vegetable

A

Cauliflower

186
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What word contains the combination of letters: “xop”?

A

SaXOPhone

187
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In which city is Saint Paul’s Cathedral?

A

London

188
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Whose family name is Zimprsquzzntwlfb

A

Mr Spock in Star Trek

189
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What weapons did the indians use to defeat custer?

A

Winchester Specials

190
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Where are the most expensive seats at a bullfight

A

Shade - Sombra

191
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In church terms what are saucers

A

Domes

192
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Who rode ‘Party Politics’ to win the Grand National in 1992

A

Carl llewellyn

193
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What Is The Name Given To The Flat Unleavened Indian Bread Resembling A Pancake

A

Chapati

194
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What is an ‘islet’

A

Small island

195
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What is the Capital of Costa Rica?

A

San Jose

196
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Which Beatles song was inspired by a picture drawn by Julian Lennon?

A

Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds

197
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Who was forced by indian troops into the black hole of calcutta

A

British

198
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Ben Affleck played CT on what 80’s science education television show?

A

Voyage of the Mimi

199
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What Type Of Guitar Does Hank Marvin Use

A

A Fender Stratocaster

200
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In 1998, Andrew Flintoff scored 34 runs from an over bowled by which Surrey bowler

A

Alex tudor

201
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The country name for which bird is the ‘ruddock’

A

Robin

202
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What is the flower that stands for: age

A

Guelder rose

203
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At Which Scottish Golf Venue Are The Eden Course & The Jubilee Course

A

St Andrews

204
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What is the name given to the supreme reality in Hinduism?

A

Brahman

205
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What Was The Top Grossing Comedy Film Of 1990

A

Home Alone

206
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What island did Balki from Perfect Strangers call home?

A

Mypos

207
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Who played the doctor in the rock opera Tommy

A

Jack Nicholson

208
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Which Bird Brought Back A Twig To Noah To Signal The End Of The Flood

A

The Dove

209
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Who did Davy Crockett beat in a keelboat race, from Disney’s perspective

A

Mike fink

210
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Of what are Quemoy and Matsu part?

A

Taiwan

211
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Where is the Devil’s Tower

A

Wyoming usa

212
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Hang On Sloopy’ was the official rock song of which band?

A

Ohio

213
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Who starred in the film The Outlaw Josey Wales

A

Clint eastwood

214
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What colour is the number 10 on 10 Downing street

A

White

215
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What is unusual about the elements mercury & bromime

A

Liquid at room temperature

216
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Juice Newton Was the Queen Of What

A

Hearts

217
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Of sin, cos or tan, which graph is not differentiable at all points

A

Tan

218
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A __________ consumes about 33 percent of its body weight in a single meal.

A

Pelican

219
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What type of creature is a niffe?

A

Fish

220
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What nationality was teiichi igarashi

A

Japanese

221
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Which Was The Only Song To Spend 6 Weeks As a UK No.1 In 1979 It Also Featured In A 1978 Movie

A

Bright Eyes

222
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Fahrenheit as what is minus forty degrees fahrenheit the same

A

Minus forty degrees

223
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Pavarti or Uma is the wife of who in Hindu religion

A

Shiva

224
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What are white dwarfs and red giants

A

Stars

225
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The linden tree is also called what

A

Lime tree

226
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The opera Peter Grimes was written by whom

A

Benjamin britten

227
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In what film - Charlie Chaplain have his first speaking part 1940

A

The Great Dictator – Adenoid Hinkel

228
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Gophers are __________

A

Hermits

229
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Rock groups: dion and the _____

A

Belmonts

230
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What Instruments Were Duelling On The Deliverance Film Soundtrack

A

Banjos

231
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Which country is known as the roof of the world

A

Tibet

232
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Raleigh is the capital of ______?

A

North Carolina

233
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With what acid do nettles cause irritation?

A

Formic acid

234
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In Newport Rhode Island its illegal to do what after dark

A

Smoke a pipe

235
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Where was cornflakes invented

A

Battle creek sanitarium

236
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What is an integer that is greater than 1 and divisible only by itself and 1

A

Prime number

237
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The United Nations in New York were originally where

A

San Francisco

238
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Who was the alter ego of ‘The Incredible Hulk’?

A

Dr. David Banner

239
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What year did Red Rum first win the Grand National

A

1973

240
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Who did Hercules persuade to go and get the Golden Apples for him

A

Atlas

241
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What is Gluhwein

A

Mulled wine

242
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Harold H Hilton only Englishman to do what in golf in 1911

A

Won UK and US open same year

243
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In 1977 Which Horse was Guest Of Honour At The Opening Of The Steeplechase Ride At Blackpoll Pleasure Beach?

A

Red Rum

244
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The old French Royal family - Boy Scouts share what symbol

A

Fleur-de-lis

245
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Fredcrick the First, 1657 to 1713, was the first king of which country

A

Prussia

246
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James Bond flew Little Nellie in which film

A

You Only Live Twice

247
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What Is The Connection Between Gina G, Bucks Fizz,

A

The Eurovision Song Contest

248
Q

An Aria from a Handel opera is Ombra mai fu - what other name

A

Largo

249
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In what game would you use a squidger

A

Tiddlywinks – Big disc

250
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Which Singer Kicked Of Their 3rd World Tour Entitled “Blonde Ambition” In 1989

A

Madonna

251
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What is the number of the beast

A

666

252
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What is the chronicle of the nazi siege of leningrad

A

The 900 days

253
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Coca-cola was named for the extracts of which of its two ‘medicinal’ ingredients

A

Coca leaves and kola nuts

254
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Which sporting event starts at Putney, finishes at Mortlake and covers a distance of just 4 miles?

A

The Boat Race

255
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By what process is rock worn down by the weather?

A

Erosion

256
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Who Had A Hit With Bright Eyes

A

“Simon & Garfunkel”

257
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What name is given to fish cooked in browned butter

A

Meuniere

258
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What name is given to the 1913 show of artists’ work in New York, which is often regarded as the beginning of public interest in progressive art in the U.S.A.

A

The armory show

259
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In The 1980’s Which Actor Became Motown Records “Biggest Selling White Artist Ever”

A

Bruce Willis

260
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Who played Jo’s sailor boyfiend on the Facts of Life?

A

Robby Benson

261
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Annapolis & Minneapolis contain the suffix “polis”, which in Greek means ____

A

City

262
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What does a tailor do with his plonker

A

Press suits

263
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In the human body what is produced by the parotid glands

A

Saliva

264
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The Volta is the largest river in which country?

A

Ghana

265
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What does the girls name Irene mean

A

Peace - Greek

266
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The majestic ______________, popular honeymoon site for newlyweds located in both New York Ontario, was named after the Mohawk Indian word meaning “thunder of waters”.

A

Niagara falls

267
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Who Had A Hit In 1982 With “Hot In The City”

A

Billy Idol

268
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Unlike other oranges, what does a navel orange not have?

A

Seeds

269
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What year was the great drought in Britain?

A

1976

270
Q

How Long Does The Average Hair On Your Head Grow In A Single Year

A

12cm (4.75in)

271
Q

In ‘star trek’ jean ______ picard

A

Luc

272
Q

What was the challanging method of catching a fly in Karate Kid?

A

Using chopsticks

273
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A Taste of Honey’s “Boogie Oogie Oogie” was a major hit in which year?

A

1978

274
Q

What is the capital of New Zealand

A

Wellington

275
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What Was The Duchess Of Windsor’s Name Before She Married The Duke?

A

Wallace Simpson

276
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Who Had A Hit With “A Rose Has To Die” In 1978

A

The Dooleys

277
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When someone is a hanger on or serves no purpose, he is called this

A

Fifth wheel

278
Q

Which two letter word is the most sacred in Hinduism

A

Om

279
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In the 13th century European children were baptised with what

A

Beer

280
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Which singer is a former school teacher?

A

Sheryl Crow

281
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How did Mark Chapman shock the world

A

Shot john lennon

282
Q

These bacteria spores that I love, commonly grown in feaces

A

Mushroom

283
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How was “Abu Yusuf Ya’qub ibn Is-haq ubn as-Sabbah ibn ‘omran ibn Ismail al-Kindi” better known ?

A

The philosopher of the Arabs

284
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Who is Al Gores running mate in the 2000 Presidential election campaign

A

Joe liebermann

285
Q

Which organist who died in 1985 was traditionaly associated with Blackpool Tower?

A

Reg Dixon

286
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Which 1970 Album Cover Featured A Former Beatle And His New Born Child

A

McCartney / By Paul McCartney

287
Q

What direction do many northern birds fly when autumn arrives

A

South

288
Q

What is the paint remover that is made from pine resin

A

Turpentine

289
Q

What is the official national sport of Bulgaria

A

Weigthlifting

290
Q

He was defeated at the Battle of Little Bighorn.

A

General custer

291
Q

If you have otophobia what are you afraid of

A

Opening ones eyes

292
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“If I Could Turn Back Time” Was A Hit for Which One Named Artist

A

Cher

293
Q

Who directed the film Rain Man

A

Barry levinson

294
Q

What is the name of the cranial bone just above your ear

A

Temporal

295
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What is the meaning of the Sioux word Tonka - used for toys

A

Great

296
Q

Where is Dronning Maud land to be found

A

Antarctica

297
Q

Name the first teddy bear in space

A

Mishka 1980 Olympic mascot

298
Q

Which Was The First Ever Bond Movie?

A

Dr No

299
Q

Whose 1982 Debut Album Included The Classic Song “Sex Dwarf”

A

Soft Cell

300
Q

Name Two Of The 3 Top 10 Hits For ABC In 1982

A

Poison Arrow, Look Of Love, All Of My Heart

301
Q

Who was Carl in Five Easy Pieces before going to Walton’s Mountain?

A

Waite

302
Q

In The 1960’s who Released The Albums “Twist”, “Twistin Round The World”, “Your Twist Party”

A

Chubby Checker

303
Q

Which Olympics did the U.S. boycott?

A

980

304
Q

The Single “Respect Yourself” Was Released In 1987 By Which Die Hard Music Lover

A

Bruce Willis

305
Q

He holds the NHL record for the most goals scored during the regular season.

A

Wayne Gretzky

306
Q

Who was the youngest of the anderson children in father knows best

A

Kathy

307
Q

Rio’s Maracarria stadium has what unusual feature

A

A Moat

308
Q

To Which City Did Dione Warwick Ask The Way In 1968

A

San Jose

309
Q

What makes plants green

A

Chlorophyll

310
Q

Isms: a severe or unfavorable judgment

A

Criticism

311
Q

Throat, foxing, and platform are parts of a(n) ________.

A

Shoe

312
Q

Who always ended her PBS cooking shows with “Bon Appetit”

A

Julia Childs

313
Q

Zymurgy is a branch of chemistry concerning what process

A

Brewing fermentation

314
Q

What is the chihuahua named after?

A

A Mexican state

315
Q

What was the name of the ship on which Dracula reputedly arrived in England in 1897?

A

Demeter

316
Q

Which animals meatphorically constitute a heavy rainstorm

A

Cats and dogs

317
Q

If You Suffered From Selaphobia What Would You Be Afraid Of

A

Flashing Lights

318
Q

British chemist, who isolated and described several gases, including oxygen, and who is considered one of the founders of modern chemistry because of his contributions to experimentation

A

Joseph priestley

319
Q

Which Group Spent Five Weeks At No.1 With “Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep”

A

Middle Of The Road

320
Q

The Bible: “The Prodigal Son”. What does “prodigal” mean

A

Wasteful lavish

321
Q

Who’s Autobiography Is Entitled “ Memoirs Of An Unfit Mother”?

A

Anne Robinson

322
Q

Who Is Actress Betty Joan Perske Better Known As

A

Lauren Bacall

323
Q

The film 10 Rillington Place is based on which British serial killer

A

Reginald Christie

324
Q

What USA city is also a slang name for a pineapple

A

Chicago

325
Q

In 1813 Rubber is

A

Patented

326
Q

Who died in 1995 and was the last Brit to win the Wimbledon Mens Singles Title

A

Fred Perry

327
Q

Which animals can live longest without water

A

Rats

328
Q

What two materials were the first aeroplance wings made of

A

Cloth & wood

329
Q

Sacred carvings is the literal translation of what word

A

Hieroglyphics

330
Q

Which element has the chemical symbol U?

A

Uranium

331
Q

Tocophobia is the fear of what?

A

Childbirth

332
Q

What is the pupa of a moth or butterfly in a cocoon called

A

Chrysalis

333
Q

What follows beta, gamma and delta

A

Epsilon

334
Q

What is the name given to a group of doves

A

Flight

335
Q

Microbiophobia is the fear of

A

Microbes

336
Q

What is the equivalent Spanish acronym for ufo

A

Ovni

337
Q

Who is the Roman Goddess of sorcery hounds and crossroads

A

Trivia

338
Q

Androphobia is the fear of _____.

A

Males

339
Q

What Is The Home Of A Badger Called?

A

Sett

340
Q

Who was the first civilian astronaut to fly

A

Neil armstrong

341
Q

What is the fastest creature raced for sport

A

Pigeon

342
Q

In California more what are raised than in any other state

A

Turkeys

343
Q

What’s the oldest university in rhode island

A

Brown university

344
Q

Erica is the Latin name for what shrub

A

Heather

345
Q

Which Bands Abbrevated Name WAs “Carter TUSM”

A

Carter The Unstoppable Sex Machine

346
Q

Who did Patrick Duffy portray in the TV series ‘Dallas’?

A

Bobby Ewing

347
Q

What Is The Capital Of Hawaii?

A

Honolulu

348
Q

Opening in 1972, the action in which musical takes place at Rydell High School

A

Grease

349
Q

What are emblazoned on the jolly roger

A

Skull & crossbones

350
Q

What prison island was off the coast of French Guiana?

A

Devil’s Island

351
Q

If you go blind in one eye, you’ll only lose about twenty percent of your vision, but all of your ______

A

Depth perception

352
Q

Who Released The 70’s Album Entitled 461 Ocean Boulevard

A

Eric Clapton

353
Q

What is the Capital of: Somalia

A

Mogadishu

354
Q

What is the common name of scrivener’s palsy

A

Writer’s cramp

355
Q

Who killed Goliath?

A

David

356
Q

When was Big Ben completed

A

1858

357
Q

What was crocketts first name on Miami Vice?

A

Sonny

358
Q

Rocky and Bullwinkle enemies are Boris Badenov and who

A

Natasha Fatale

359
Q

Name Two Of The 3 Members Of The Rolling Stones Who Were Fined In 1965 For Urinating Against A Garage Wall

A

Mick Jagger, Brian Jones, Bill Wyman

360
Q

What did the Celts consider sacred because it communicated moisture from the ground into the air

A

Trees

361
Q

Which Stevie Wonder Song Featured In The Film “The Woman In Red”

A

I Just Called To Say I Love You

362
Q

Which 1979 ACDC Album Cover Features A Band Member With Horns And A Tail

A

Highway To Hell

363
Q

Who directed Four Weddings and a Funeral

A

Mike Newell

364
Q

In which country is the volcano Popocatepetl

A

Mexico

365
Q

Who Checked Into A “Blue Hotel” In 1991

A

Chris Isaak

366
Q

Who was the instigator of the breakaway World Series Cricket in 1977?

A

Kerry Packer

367
Q

Football: The Buffalo _______.

A

Bills

368
Q

Where in France is the summer residence of thle French President

A

Fontainebleau

369
Q

The hippopotamus has skin an inch_and_a_half thick, so solid that most __________ cannot penetrate it.

A

Bullets

370
Q

Who Founded His Own Production Company Called Ginger Productions?

A

Chris Evans

371
Q

In which U.S. state do the most bald eagles live

A

Alaska

372
Q

Synonymous with obituary; a list of recently deceased.

A

Necrology

373
Q

What flavour is framboise liqueur

A

Raspberry

374
Q

The rebuilding of the Globe Theatre in London was the ‘brainchild’ of which American actor, who died before the project was completed

A

Sam wanamaker

375
Q

Japan’s equivalant to the dollar is ______

A

Yen

376
Q

Where Was The Concert For Life Held In 1992

A

Wembley

377
Q

International dialling codes - where is 672

A

Antarctica

378
Q

What color does the bride wear in China?

A

Red

379
Q

How many pieces of bun are in a Mcdonald’s Big Mac?

A

Three

380
Q

From Guyana, Which 80’s Reggae Icon Recorded His Three Greatest Hits On The Ice Label

A

Eddy Grant

381
Q

Where did Robin Hood supposedly live

A

Sherwood forest

382
Q

John Flynn invented what service in Australia

A

Flying Doctors

383
Q

Name a mainland South American country where cars are normally driven on the left hand side of the road.

A

Guyana surinam

384
Q

Kong Zi is better known as who

A

Confucius

385
Q

What is the most popular sport in england

A

Darts

386
Q

What were Tricity Triumph, Kelvinator, Lec De Lux

A

Refrigerators

387
Q

How did Miss Piggy tell the difference between love and lust

A

By spelling

388
Q

In food what does UHT mean on the carton

A

Ultra Heat Treatment

389
Q

In painting, a work made of several panels or scenes joined together. A diptych has two panels; a triptych, three.

A

Polyptych

390
Q

What bird is sometimes called the Yaffle

A

Woodpecker

391
Q

In Shakespeare Hamlet who is Ophelia’s brother

A

Laertes

392
Q

What Would You Be Suffering From If You Had Halitosis

A

Bad Breath

393
Q

What is the most populous borough of New York?

A

Brooklyn

394
Q

Slow Ride’ was Foghat’s biggest hit from which album released in 1975

A

Fool

395
Q

Display abbreviations-short forms: fbi stands for _____

A

Federal bureau of

396
Q

Large shop selling many different types of goods

A

Megastore

397
Q

Products What was the only nation to register zero births in 1983

A

Vatican City

398
Q

Where is the Guggenheim Museum?

A

New York

399
Q

What country did the Beatles flee after “snubbing” their first lady?

A

The Phillipines

400
Q

Which Country Does Chelsea Striker Didier Drogba Represent At International Level?

A

Ivory Coast