Trivia Database_103 Flashcards

1
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What is the only fish that can blink at you with both eyes?

A

Shark

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2
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In Which Novel Was It The Job Of The (Fireman) To Burn Books

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Fahrenheit 451

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3
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With which sport would you most associate the commentator Ted Lowe?

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Snooker

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4
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Socrates was trained into what profession

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Stonecutter

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5
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Various methods used to prevent pregnancy from occurring

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Birth control

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6
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Astrakhan comes from which animal

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Sheep

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7
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What geometric shape has 4 equal sides

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Square

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8
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Who was asked in 1874 by Henrik Ibsen to write incidental music to Peer Gynf?

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Edvard Grieg

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9
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From the 1960’s from which song and which artist “When at last my dreams come true, Darling this I’ll know, Happiness will follow you, Everywhere you go”?

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Elvis / Love Me Tender

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10
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What was Disney’s first non animated live action film

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Treasure Island

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11
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_____ of Love’ by Frankie Lymon

A

ABC’s

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12
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Which singer went solo after performing with the Commodores?

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Lionel Richie

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13
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What is a group of this called: Bacteria

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Culture

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14
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This teen was sentenced to a public caning in singapore in 1994

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Michael fay

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15
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Lygophobia is the fear of what

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Darkness

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16
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What was the loneliest part of the Cross Canada run for Terry Fox

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Nova

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17
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Which “Pop Idol” contestant was the first to reach number one in the UK singles charts?

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Will Young

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18
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What company was founded by Sir Allan Lane in 1935

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Penguin books

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19
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Which Famous Tv Couple Lived At “46 Peacock Crescent, Hampton Wick”

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George & Mildred

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20
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To which team did marlboro switch its backing from brm in the 1974 season

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Mclaren

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21
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Which Country Has The Most Countries Bordering It

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China (16)

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22
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This term means to play moderately slow and gracefully?

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Adagio

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23
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What book did Christians often place on their foreheads to cure insomnia in medieval times

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The bible bible

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24
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What is the capital of Brunei ?

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Bandar Seri Begawan

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25
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Lateral Epicondylitus Is The Medical Name For Which Common Medical Condition

A

Tennis Elbow

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26
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What is the chemical symbol for einsteinium?

A

Es

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27
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What creatures call an apiary home

A

Bees

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28
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What nationality was pablo picasso

A

Spanish

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29
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What was adolf hitler’s religion

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Roman catholic

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30
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Where is tupelo

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Mississippi

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31
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What was the code name for USA landings Morocco in 1942

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Operation Torch

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32
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What alternative scale (not Richter) measures earthquakes

A

Mercalli

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33
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In Independence Day, What does Will Smith yell as he blasts off in the space ship?

A

I gotta get me one of these

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34
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What is a group of this animal called: Cub

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Litter

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35
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What Diameter Is The Circle From Which You A Discus

A

2.5m

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36
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Who Released An Album Entitled “Bookends”

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Simon & Garfunkel

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37
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5% of Canadians don’t know the first seven words of the Canadian anthem, but know the first nine words of which anthem?

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The American anthem

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38
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A movement in American painting and sculpture that originated in the late 1950s. It emphasized pure, reduced forms and strict, systematic compositions.

A

Minimalism

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39
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Mbabane is the capital of ______

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Swaziland

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40
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The first __________ dragons to breed in the western world are at the National Zoo at the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, D.C.

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Komodo

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41
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In Oklahoma it is illegal to wear what in bed

A

Your Boots

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42
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In which city was Hugh Grant arrested with Divine Brown?

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Los Angeles

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43
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What’s the common name for leucocytes, found in the blood

A

White blood cells

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44
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Who starred in the 1968 film Funny Girl

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Barbra streisand

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45
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In The 2000 Film “Rugrats In Paris” Who Supplied The Voice Of “Coco La Bouche”

A

Susan Sarandon

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46
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An isohel on a map joins place of equal what

A

Sunshine

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47
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In the middle ages you could be fined four pence murdering who

A

Travelling Musician

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48
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In Darts From What Number Under 100 , Is It Not Possible To Finish With 2 Darts

A

99

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49
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Where do arboreal animals live

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Trees

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50
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Who Became The Main Presenter Of Record Breakers After Roy Castle Retired

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Kris Akabussi

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51
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Jim Backus was the voice of Mr. ______?

A

Magoo

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52
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Who is the one eyed giant of Greek mythology

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Cyclops

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53
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Who Played The Title Role In The Abdomibale Dr Phibes

A

Vincent Price

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54
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Rams Horn Wandering Bladder Prickly Herald types of what

A

Freshwater Snails

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55
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Who wrote the satire Candide published in 1759

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Voltaire

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56
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This cereal’s box features an empty bowl and the phrase “more, please.”

A

Cracklin oat bran

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57
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What is finely ground powdered sugar called

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Icing sugar

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58
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Milk chocolate covered peanuts.

A

Goobers

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59
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Who Formed The First Labour Goverment?

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Ramsey MacDonald 1924

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60
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Where were the first European coffee houses opened?

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Vienna

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61
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What was Kate Bush’s first hit recording?

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Wuthering Heights

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62
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Name the film that featured a spaced-out George Harrison soundtrack?

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Wonderwall

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63
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Countries of the world:chain of more than 3,000 islands, major cities include Yokohama & Osaka

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Japan

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64
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What is the capitol of Ghana

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Accra

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65
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Which stringed instrument is blown to produce sound

A

Aeolian Harp

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66
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According To The Song What Were Dire Straits The Sultans Of

A

Swing

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67
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Marcellite Garner was the first voice for what Disney character

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Minnie Mouse

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68
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What does an armadillo taste like

A

Pork

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69
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Alcatraz: this inmates nickname was “machine gun”

A

George kelly

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70
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Who is the CEO of Apple computers?

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Steve Jobs

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71
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What is the capital of Guatemala ?

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Guatemala

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72
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Who has a tattoo saying Starland Vocal Band

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Homer Simpson

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73
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What is the Capital of: British Virgin Islands

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Road town

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74
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Name Two Of The Most Famous Members Of The Red Hot Chili Peppers

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Anthony Keidis, John Frusciante, Flea, Chad Smith

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75
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Who composed the ballets - The Firebird and The Rite of Spring

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Igor Stravinsky

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76
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In Matilda what was the name of Matilda’s teacher?

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Jennifer Honey

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77
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Abuja is the capital of ______?

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Nigeria

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78
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In Dickens’ novel ‘David Copperfield’, what is the Christian name of his old nurse Peggotty

A

Clara

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79
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An aneroid is a kind of___.

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Barometer

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80
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Which 2 Towns Were Linked By The Worlds First Commercial Railway

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Stockton & Darlington

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81
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Richard Gere was married to which model

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Cindy crawford

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82
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Which Novel Deals With The Events Of One Day In Dublin In June 1904

A

Ulysses By James Joyce

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83
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Who invented the phonograph

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Thomas Edison

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84
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Punk Drummer Chris Miller what name when he Damned in 70s

A

Rat Scabies

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85
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What Creatures Were Frequently Used To Bleed Patients In The Nineteeth Century

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Leeches

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86
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What are the largest oceans in order of size

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Pacific, atlantic, indian

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87
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Colorado’s capital of __________ is the largest metro city in a 600_mile radius _ an area almost the size of Europe.

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Denver

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88
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What is Daffy Ducks middle name

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Dumas

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89
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Who Said ‘We Have Become A Grandmother’ In 1989

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Margaret Thatcher

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90
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The Rambunctious and Clever Ones what films name in Taiwan

A

Wayne’s World

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91
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Which country was previously called Abyssinia?

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Ethiopia

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92
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What is the Capital of: Tonga

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Nuku’alofa

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93
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What is the largest lake in South America, which is half freshwater, half saltwater

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Maracaibo

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94
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Who was the founder of microsoft

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Bill gates

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95
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Which comic strip did sam keith draw

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The maxx

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96
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In The 80’s Which Soap Character Was Voted Britains Most Popular Person Ahead Of The Queen, Princess Diana, And The Queen Mother

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Hilda Ogden

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97
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What piece of music commemorates military action that took place on 16th May 1943

A

The dam busters

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98
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How much longer is a day on mars than a day on earth

A

Thirty minutes

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99
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Louise Nurding Dropped Her Surname On Leaving Which Group

A

Eternal

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100
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What is the flavour of the Greek drink ‘ouzo’?

A

Aniseed

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101
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Who was barefoot on the cover of Abbey Road?

A

Paul

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102
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What is the most recent year that can be written upside-down and rightside-up and still look the same

A

1961

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103
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Spanish modernist and cubist Pablo _____

A

Picasso

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104
Q

What does an anemologist study

A

Wind

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105
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The mathematical study of properties of lines, angels, etc., is ________.

A

Geometry

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106
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This U.S. Secretary of State won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1973

A

Kissinger

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107
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Valentine in an average lifetime, the average american gives flowers 136 times on __

A

Mother’s day

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108
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In which organ is a pulmonary disease located

A

Lung

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109
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Who was lauren bacall’s first husband

A

Humphrey bogart

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110
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Port louis is the capital of ______

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Mauritius

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111
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What does the abbreviation A.B.V. Stand for in alcoholic drinks?

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Alcohol By Volume

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112
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Which 60’s Band Had A Hit With Waterloo Sunset

A

The Kinks

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113
Q

Thanatos in Greek Mors in Roman Gods of what

A

Death

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114
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What is further from the equator Tasmania, Tanzania or Transylvania

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Transylvania

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115
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This condition characterized by the swelling of the thyroid gland is caused by an iodine deficiency.

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Goitre

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116
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Which Canadian folk singer wrote the classic 70’s hit “big yellow taxi”

A

Joni Mitchell

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117
Q

The Amazon river rises in which country

A

Peru

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118
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Which Irish political parties name translates as we ourselves

A

Sein Fein

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119
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Which famous artist took up painting with his left hand when he lost the use of his right hand at the age of sixty

A

Leonardo da Vinci

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120
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In US what sporting good outsells Base Basket and Footballs

A

Frisbees sales beat all combined

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121
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What is the word (derived from Malay) for unhusked rice

A

Paddy

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122
Q

In What Year Did World War I Begin

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1914

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123
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In Japan what is Raku

A

Biscuit fired Pottery

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124
Q

Who was the president of France 1947 54

A

Vincent auriol

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125
Q

Dwight Eisenhower was the first president to hold what

A

Pilots Licence

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126
Q

What is apache indian corn beer

A

Tizwin

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127
Q

Lawn game with hoops, wooden balls and mallets

A

Croquet

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128
Q

Who composed a symphony nicknamed The Hen

A

Joseph Hayden

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129
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The singer Brandon Flowers is assoociated with which band?

A

The Killers

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130
Q

Who had a no 1 Album 60s 70s 80s 90s

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Barbara Strisand

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131
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What is the old name of the city Istanbul

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Constantinople

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132
Q

The Pretenders Were Back On What Kind Of Gang

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Chain

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What does the musical term ‘pesante’ mean

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Heavy

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Where were the ancient script of Linear A and Linear B found ?

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Crete

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Purely coincidental, Disneyland and Walt Disney World amusement parks are in counties with the same name. The former is in Orange County, California; the latter is in Orange County, _________

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Florida

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Who Had Anaesthesia During ChildBirth Thereby Making It Acceptable

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Queen Victoria

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137
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What medicine hastens the emptying of the bowels

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Laxative

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Any of a large group of chemicals almost exclusively organic in nature, used for the coloring of textiles, inks, food products, & other substances

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Dyes

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139
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From What Metals Is Brass Made

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Copper & Tin

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140
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Of which ship was miles standish captain

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Mayflower

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Who invented the food processor in 1947

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Kenneth wood

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What singer was nicknamed by his fans The Lizard King `

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Jim Morrison

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Larry Page is a co-founder of which Internet giant?

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Google

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144
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If british mp’s want to have a private session, what does one of them say when they point to the public gallery

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I spy strangers

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Which of Santa’s reindeers shares its name with a mythological God of Love

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Cupid

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Which Charles Dickens novel features a case of ‘spontaneous combustion’?

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Bleak House

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147
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Jerry Lee Lewis had Great _____ Of Fire.

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Balls!

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What type of animal was Nana the nursemaid in ‘Peter Pan’

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Dog

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149
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The practice of joining the parts of two plants to make them grow as one is called ________.

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Grafting

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The founder of Weight Watchers.

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Jean nidetch

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What Do The Letters PB Next To An Athlete’s Name Indicate

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Personal Best

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152
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Which state has the most hospitals?

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California

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The symbols used on a map are explained by the ________.

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Legend

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According To The Song ‘The House of the Rising Sun’ By The Animals, In Which Us City Is The House Of The Rising Sun?

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New Orleans

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Who played Brad Pitt’s cop partner in the movie “Seven”?

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Morgan Freeman

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Which singer had top ten hits in the 1980s with Sledgehammer and Games Without Frontiers

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Peter gabriel

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Which city lies at the eastern terminus of the Trans-Siberian railway

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Vladivostock

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158
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What is the fear of bulls known as

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Taurophobia

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159
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In what Australian state would you find Surfers Paradise

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Queensland

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160
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If you had Tritonopia what would you not see

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Colour Blue

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Who is the roman counterpart of zeus

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Jupiter

162
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What Was The Name Of Sir Francis Drakes Most Famous Ship

A

The Golden Hind

163
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What are the Sirocco, Mistral and Chinook

A

Winds

164
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VH international airline registration letters what country

A

Australia

165
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What links Brazil, Uruguay, Mozambique and Angola

A

Colonies of Portugal

166
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Annie Mae Bullock became famous under which name (both)

A

Tina Turner

167
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The U.S. state of __________ has 3,500 miles of coastline.

A

Maine

168
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As clear as a _______

A

Bell

169
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What actor was killed in a car crash on the way to participate in a sports car race?

A

James Dean

170
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What was/is the giant Musashi built in Japan in 1974

A

A Crane

171
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What pigment is missing from the skin of human albinos

A

Melanin

172
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In Greek mythology, actaeon was torn apart by artemis’ ______

A

Dogs

173
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Which notorious murderer, hanged in July 1953, had his story told in the film Ten Rillington Place

A

John Reginald Christie

174
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Who In The World Of Music Is Known As “The Boss”

A

Bruce Springsteen

175
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Which Famous Book Begins With The Line ‘The mole had been working very hard all the morning, spring-cleaning his little home’

A

The Wind In The Willows

176
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Which is the Earth’s fourth largest continent

A

South america

177
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A single print made from a metal or glass plate on which an image has been represented in paint, ink, etc.

A

Monotype

178
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The feeling of having experienced something before is known as _______.

A

Deja vu

179
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What Relation Is Eagle Eye Cherry To Neneh Cherry

A

Half Brother

180
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Name the fastest mouse in all of Mexico

A

Speedy gonzalez

181
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In the Soul Edge series, who is known as “The Dandy of the South Seas?”

A

Cervantes

182
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Which society founded in 1884 still provides much of the intellect and political stimulus of the Labour Party?

A

Fabian Society

183
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Which Song Was Michael Jackson Performing When Jarvis Cocker Invaded the Stage In 1996?

A

Earth Song

184
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What nationality was the person who ordered the killing of the last incan king of peru

A

Spanish

185
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In Greek mythology Clio was the muse of what

A

History

186
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Who Did Cynthia Powell Marry In 1962?

A

John Lennon

187
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What is the flower that stands for: attachment

A

Indian jasmine

188
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What does the name Tabitha mean

A

Gazelle

189
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Guess The Band From These Initials FM / RT / BM / JD

A

Queen

190
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Swiss manufacturer of the Crunch bar.

A

Nestle

191
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Name one of the countries to join the Commonwealth in 1995.cameroon

A

Mozambique

192
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What was Goebbels’ role when he served under Hitler during WWll

A

Minister for propaganda

193
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Why Was The Jaguar Xj220 So Named

A

Top Speed Was 220

194
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Who admitted in a radio interview during The Noughties that she had smoked cannabis in the 1960s?

A

Cilla Black

195
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Caipirina means someone’s drink - whose drink

A

Peasants

196
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Vince Lombardi & Brian Picollo both died in _____

A

1970

197
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What is the flower that stands for: divine beauty

A

American cowslip

198
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Who invented the word pandemonium

A

John Milton – capitol of hell

199
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Which Country Singer Is Known As “The Coal Miners Daughter”

A

Loretta Lynn

200
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What are the two main ingredients to Kedgeree

A

Smoked Fish & Rice

201
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Who Is The Only English Cricketer To Have Taken All 10 Wickets In 1 Innings At A Test Match

A

Jim Laker

202
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The cecum is part of the

A

Large intestine

203
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Which American state produces the most potatoes

A

Idaho

204
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What is kermit d frog’s girlfriend’s name

A

Miss piggy

205
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What, in general terms, accelerates a chemical reaction without itself being changed

A

Catalyst

206
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Who Composed The Song “Happy Birthday Tou You”

A

Mildred & Patty Hill

207
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What Is An Analgesic

A

A Pain Killer

208
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In ‘star wars’, who was darth vader’s body

A

David prowse

209
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What creature called reem in Hebrew mentioned in Deuteronomy

A

Unicorn - but reem has 2 horns

210
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From what country did the U.S. buy the Virgin Islands

A

Denmark

211
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What does a philographist collect?

A

Autographs

212
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In 2006 The Group Lordi Won The Eurovision Song Contest, Which Country Did They Represent

A

Finland

213
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How much money do you start with in the game ‘Wall Street Kid’?

A

500000

214
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Shrine margaret thatcher becomes the first woman elected prime minister of

A

Great

215
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Which 1996 Single Sold A Then Record 420,000 Copies In Its First Week Of Release

A

Babylon Zoo / Spaceman

216
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Heston the american flag first flew over a foreign fort in what country

A

Libya

217
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What was the first UK TV series filmed in colour 1964/5

A

Stingray - a puppet series

218
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Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men

A

The Shadow

219
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Which U.S. President _banned _ Christmas trees from the White House because he believed cutting them harmed the environment?

A

Theodore Roosevelt

220
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Greek Myth Clotho spun Lachesis measured Atropos cut what

A

Thread of a mans life

221
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For what genre of book is isaac asimov famous

A

Science fiction

222
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Skimbleshanks was a T S Elliot cat what was his area

A

The Railway Cat

223
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What is the capital of Austria ?

A

Vienna

224
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Name the two main families on Soap?

A

The Tates and The Campbells

225
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In Greek mythology, who was the goddess of the moon

A

Phoebe

226
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Who used the pseudonym Ellis Bell

A

Emily Bronte

227
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What is the basic unit of currency for Jamaica ?

A

Dollar

228
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The filament of a regular light bulb is usually made of ________.

A

Tungsten

229
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What did a ship called the Ancon travel through first, on August 15, 1914

A

The panama canal panama canal

230
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If you suffered from ozostomia what have you got

A

Bad Breath - Halitosis

231
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What food item literally translates as little donkey

A

Burrito

232
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Who was given the only nobel peace prize award during wwi

A

International red

233
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In which film did jennifer lopez play selena

A

Selena

234
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Whose equations first suggested that mass and energy are interchangeable

A

Einstein’s

235
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What did Harry Potter get for Christmas in his first semester at Hogwarts School?

A

An Invisibility Cloak

236
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Which American Gangster was shot dead outside a Chicago cinema in July 1934?

A

John Dillenger

237
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Mind your p’s and q’s’ was a phrase meant to watch how much you had to drink, but what did the letters ‘p’ and ‘q’ stand for?

A

Pints And Quarts

238
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From what platform does the ‘chattanooga choo choo leave pennsylvania station

A

29

239
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In Which 1984 Film, Did A Young Man Called Zach, Receive A Mogwai For Christmas

A

Gremlins

240
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In ‘startrek’, who did william shatner play

A

Captain james t kirk

241
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What is a group of whales called?

A

Pod

242
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In what city did 8 year old Mozart compose his first symphony

A

London

243
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What percentage of the earths weight is taken up by the oceans?

A

Less than 1 percent

244
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What is the Capital of: Malawi

A

Lilongwe

245
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Which animal lays eggs

A

Duck billed platypus

246
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Which Rubber Based Product Was Patented In The United States In 1869

A

Chewing Gum

247
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What is an angle less than 90 degrees

A

Acute

248
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What did Napoleon have built to commemorate his victories?

A

Arc de Triomphe

249
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Which was the first ‘indiana jones’ film

A

Raiders of the lost ark

250
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Techniques & equipment used to extinguish fires & limit the damage caused by them

A

Fire fighting

251
Q

Whats the technical name for the skull ?

A

Cranium

252
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A computer does a POST what is a post

A

Power on self test

253
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As Of 2010 Just 3 Countries Have Managed To Win The Eurovision Song Contest Back To Back, Ireland Is One Can You Name Any Of The Other Two

A

Luxembourg, Israel

254
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Biological community of interacting organisms and their physical environment

A

Ecosystem

255
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Who introduced racial segregation in south africa

A

National party

256
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How do you say “I Love You” in German?

A

Ich liebe Dich

257
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Pupik means belly button in what language

A

Yiddish

258
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Who wrote Dido and _Pa

A

Joan aiken

259
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The hippopotamus has the world’s shortest __________

A

Sperm

260
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What is the collective term for a body of goods and monies from which future income can be derived

A

Capital

261
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Which chemical element is named after the Greek for ‘rose’?

A

Rhodium

262
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Which is the Earth’s fifth largest continent ?

A

Antarctica

263
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Name The 3 Members Of Genesis Who All Went On to Have Successful Solo Careers

A

Phil Collins, Peter Gabriel, Mike Rutherford

264
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In Indonesian cookery what name is given to meat kebabs served with a peanut sauce

A

Satay

265
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Which Musical Won The Best Picture Oscar In 1968

A

Oliver!

266
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What term is applied to ethyl alcohol that has been treated with poison to make it unfit for human consumption

A

Denatured

267
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Who would use an orange stick

A

Manicurist

268
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Apollo was the greek god of ______ and _______

A

Prophecy and Archery Archery and Prophecy Archery Prophecy Prophecy Archery

269
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Ananas is French for what food

A

Pineapple

270
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Where was coinage invented

A

Lydia

271
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Creamy sauce of butter,egg yolks and vinegar

A

Hollandaise

272
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Where are the hausa and ibo tribes

A

Nigeria

273
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The play “Our Town” is set where?

A

Grover’s Corners

274
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What is the provincial bird of Yukon

A

Raven

275
Q

In which book of the Bible did Moses die

A

Deuteronomy

276
Q

Roosevelt had a landslide victory over Hoover in which year

A

1932

277
Q

An _____ clock usually wakes you in the morning

A

Alarm

278
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Who Composed La Boheme

A

Puccini

279
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Which comedy duo did the famous, “Who’s on first?” routine?

A

Abbott and Costello

280
Q

Tour de France what colour jersey best Hill Climber wear

A

Red Polka dot

281
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Which Cartooon characters name did Orville Burrel adopt as his stage name

A

Shaggy

282
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Which soccer team in the 1994 world cup had all 11 players’ surnames ending with the letters ‘ov’

A

Bulgaria

283
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Whose Ear Did Mike Tyson Bite Off

A

Evander Holyfield

284
Q

In ‘my favourite martian’, who did ray walston play

A

Uncle tim

285
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Harold Sakata was badly burned playing what character

A

Odd Job in Goldfinger

286
Q

What is the young of this animal called: Shark

A

Cub

287
Q

What does cyprus have on its flag

A

Map

288
Q

Which Classic Tv Character Was Played By “Sorrell Brooke” Between (1979-1985) & On Film By Burt Reynolds

A

Boss Hog

289
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In which countries would you find the following city ‘Gin Gin ‘?

A

Australia

290
Q

Name Hagar the Horrible’s dog.

A

Snert

291
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Who was Ben Hurs rival in the great chariot race

A

Messala

292
Q

Who Recorded The Albums Our Favourite Shop & Home And Abroad

A

The Style Council

293
Q

Which Group Had Hits With Pray & Babe In 1993

A

Take That

294
Q

In Greek mythology, who solved the riddle of the Sphinx?

A

Oedipus

295
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Zambia ?

A

Kwacha

296
Q

Japanophobia is the fear of

A

Japanese

297
Q

What’s is the correct name for a female Badger

A

Sow

298
Q

This instrument measures the velocity of the wind

A

Anemometer

299
Q

Is This Desire In 1998 Was PJ Harveys Fourth Album, Name One Of The Previous Three

A

Dry, Rid Of Me, To Bring You My Love

300
Q

In Which Game Might You Come Across A (Dummy)

A

Bridge

301
Q

What is the bookmakers term for betting chances

A

Odds

302
Q

The first “technology” corporation to move into California’s Silicon Valley was Hewlett_Packard, in 1938. Stanford University engineers Bill Hewlett and Dave Packard started their company in a Palo Alto garage with $1,538. Their first product was an audio oscillator bought by Walt Disney Studios for use in the making of ____________

A

Fantasia

303
Q

What is the flower that stands for: unfading beauty

A

Gillyflower

304
Q

He is known for his theory of “Evolution”.

A

Charles darwin

305
Q

What is 65% of sixty

A

39

306
Q

Name the wild dogs of Australia.

A

Dingo

307
Q

What is a group of this animal called: Mare

A

Stud

308
Q

What is a group of this animal called: Ape

A

Shrewdness

309
Q

Bognor Java gets is on average 322 days annually what

A

Lightning strikes

310
Q

How many gloves did Michael Jackson wear?

A

One

311
Q

Who spent years in nashville shopping demos recorded on a cassette recorder

A

Judds

312
Q

Open Road Was The Debut Solo Album Of Which Former Take That Member

A

Gary Barlow

313
Q

A “double sheet bend” is a type of what

A

Knot

314
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What country is surrounded by Brazil, Argentina and Bolivia?

A

Paraguay

315
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What magazine says We are Number one in a field of One

A

Mad

316
Q

Juliette binoch won an academy award for best supporting role in which film

A

English patient

317
Q

In July 1992, Tim Taylor married which member of the royal family

A

Lady helen windsor

318
Q

What type of creatures are the mythical Gelert, Argos, Luath and Covall?

A

Dogs

319
Q

What genre of fiction is honored by the Nebula awards

A

Science fiction sci fi sci fi

320
Q

Toxiphobia is a fear of _________

A

Poisons

321
Q

The Statue of Liberty stands on which island

A

Liberty island

322
Q

Name the sea west of Alaska.

A

Bering

323
Q

Alanis Morrisette appeared on what 80’s cable children’s show?

A

You Can’t Do that On Television

324
Q

A group of kangaroos is known as a _______.

A

Troop

325
Q

In what country is Legoland

A

Denmark

326
Q

Goldaming in Surrey was the first English town to have what

A

Electric street lighting

327
Q

Who recorded the album “free for all” in 1976

A

Ted nugent

328
Q

What’s krypton’s state at standard temperature and pressure

A

Gaseous

329
Q

Which company produced the first nylon

A

Dupont

330
Q

Moons of the faithful is the Chinese translation of what fruit

A

Apricot

331
Q

What is the world’s best selling wine?

A

Lambrusco

332
Q

Who thought up the name “Beatles”?

A

Stu Sutcliffe

333
Q

Who became the first Prime Minister of Tanganyika in 1961

A

Julius nyerere

334
Q

How Many Consecutive Wimbledon Titles Did Bjorn Borg Win

A

Five

335
Q

What has 32 panels and 642 stitches

A

A football (soccer)

336
Q

Name the second largest country in South America.

A

Argentina

337
Q

Jimmy Sommerville Of Bronski Beat Went On To Form What Band

A

The Communards

338
Q

Who once vowed to erect a statue to adolf hitler in kampala

A

Idi amin

339
Q

Which band reached number two in the charts in 1988 with the album The First of a Million Kisses

A

Fairground attraction

340
Q

Hummingbirds cannot glide or soar as other bird do. They are the only bird that can __________

A

Hover continuously

341
Q

Beaver What is Barbi’s full name

A

Barbara Millicent Roberts

342
Q

In which country is Loch Ness?

A

Scotland

343
Q

Sixty six mhz italy’s equivalant to the dollar is ______

A

Lira

344
Q

San Francisco lies on which dangerous geological feature

A

San andreas fault

345
Q

If You Suffered From “ Peladophobia ” There Is Something About Certain People That You Really Really Do Not Like, What Is It?

A

Bald People

346
Q

In heraldry an animal reguardant is doing what

A

Looking backwards

347
Q

Celcius what is an osteopath

A

Bone specialist

348
Q

In Maryland it is illegal to maltreat which creature

A

Oyster

349
Q

What part of your body contains vertebrae

A

Your spine

350
Q

What Is Bronze An Alloy Of

A

Copper & Zinc

351
Q

The liquor Curacao is flavoured with what

A

Orange

352
Q

Who was the most famous leader of the Carthagenians?

A

Hannibal

353
Q

What Was The Highest UK Chart Position Reached By U2 In 1981 With The Single “Gloria”?

A

55

354
Q

Nossa Senhora da Aparecida is the Patron Saint which country

A

Brazil

355
Q

In California it is illegal to do what in a hotel room

A

Peel an Onion

356
Q

What sport introduced the term southpaw

A

Baseball

357
Q

Who Walked Off Stage On A 1995 USA Tour After Having A Pair Of Glasses Thrown At Him

A

Liam Gallagher

358
Q

Which Dickensian character had a nurse called Clara Peggotty

A

David copperfield

359
Q

Who died whilst attempting to discover the source of the Nile

A

Stanley livingstone

360
Q

In ‘Star Wars’, who was C3P0’s sidekick?

A

R2D2

361
Q

Who did Boris Becker Beat to Win his first Wimbledon title

A

Kevin Curren

362
Q

As Of 2008 Which Country Has Had More Winners Of The Eurovision Song Contest Than Any Other

A

India

363
Q

Which American Architect/Engineer Invented Geodesic Dome Construction

A

Buckminster Fuller

364
Q

Once upon a time, the consumption of foods made with what, often caused ergot poisoning (Holy fire or St. Anthony’s fire), resulting in progressive gangrene and/or mental derangement ? Three letters

A

Rye

365
Q

In Greek mythology, whose companions were the argonauts

A

Jason

366
Q

Which Shakespeare play features the characters Demetrius, Lysander, Helena and Hermia

A

A midsummer night’s dream

367
Q

In the nursery rhyme, who were the three men in a tub

A

Butcher, baker,

368
Q

Which Founder Of The Organisation For Afro American Unity Was Murdered In Harlem On 21 February 1965

A

Malcolm X

369
Q

Which Hollywood Actor Was Taken Into Custody At Sydney Airport In 2006 For Carrying Banned Products Into The Country In his Suitcase?

A

Sylvester Stallone

370
Q

Duffel bags were made in Duffel - what country

A

Belgium

371
Q

By US Congress law 1832 citizens should do what annually

A

Fasting and prayer

372
Q

How many stars are there on the new zealand flag

A

Four

373
Q

Leonid Kravchuk became president of where in 1991

A

Ukraine

374
Q

What is the salted roe of a sturgeon called?

A

Caviar

375
Q

What is a halberd a type of

A

Spear

376
Q

Which houses fought the war of the roses

A

Lancaster and york

377
Q

Archimedes lived in which city

A

Syracuse

378
Q

Football Team, buffalo _______

A

Bills

379
Q

The Academie Francaise ensures the purity of what

A

The French language

380
Q

The Process Of Lachrymation Produces What

A

Tears

381
Q

The French call it L’ Herbe Royal what do we call it

A

Basil

382
Q

Who ordered the persecution of the Christians in which Peter and Paul died?

A

Nero

383
Q

At which hospital was the first British Heart Transplant operation performed in 1979?

A

Papworth, Cambridge

384
Q

What Were The Band “Yes “ Owners Of

A

A Lonely Heart

385
Q

What Instrument Does Sheila E Play

A

Drums / Percussion

386
Q

Who Wrote The Lyrics To Starlight Express

A

Richard Stillgoe

387
Q

Who succeeded charles de gaulle as president of france

A

Georges pompidour

388
Q

The Chronic Argonauts was the original title of what SF book

A

The Time Machine

389
Q

Is an icicle a Stalagmite or a Stalagtite

A

Stalagtite

390
Q

What country is the world’s largest exporter of frog’s legs

A

Japan

391
Q

Triple sec, tequila, and lemon or lime juice make up which type of cocktail

A

Margarita

392
Q

Weird Al Yankovic Had A Hit With A Parady Of A Michael Jackson Song What Was It

A

Beat It / Eat It

393
Q

Whose flag has the national arms on one side and the treasury seal on the other

A

Paraguay

394
Q

Which area of Dorset which is not an island, is home to Corfe Castle and the town of Swanage?

A

Isle of Purbeck

395
Q

Where would you find the Forte and the Foible strong - weak

A

Sword blade – near hilt and tip

396
Q

What does the latin ‘carpe diem’ mean ?

A

Seize the day

397
Q

A screwdriver becomes a fuzzy screw when you add what

A

Peach Schnapps

398
Q

What Nationality Is Lou Bega Of Mambo No.5 Fame

A

German

399
Q

What is the major german airline (member of star alliance)?

A

Lufthansa

400
Q

What was the philosophy of Jean Paul Sartre called

A

Existentialism