Trivia Database_104 Flashcards

1
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Famous fictional character first appeared in Meet the Tiger 1928

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Simon Templar Saint

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2
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What is the only land mammal native to New Zealand

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Bat

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3
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What story features flopsy, mopsy and cottontail?

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Peter Rabbit

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4
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Which Singer Was ‘Driving Home For Christmas’’ In 1988

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Chris Rea

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5
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The application of science to law?

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Forensic science

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6
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In what TV series did we meet Admiral Nelson

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Voyage to the bottom of the sea

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7
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Which Saint was canonised in 1920, 489 years after she was burned at the stake

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Joan of arc

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8
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Extensive cultivation of plants to yield food, feed, or fiber; to provide medicinal or industrial ingredients; or to grow ornamental products

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Crop farming

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9
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Who became president of south africa in 1989

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F.w de klerk

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10
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What does thumper call ice in “bambi”

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Stiff water

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11
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Who invented the smallpox vaccine

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Edward jenner

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12
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In Morse code what letter is represented by .- Dot Dash

A

Letter A

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13
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A pearmain is what type of fruit

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Apple

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14
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After spending hours working at a computer display, what colour will a blank piece of white paper probably appear to be

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Pink

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15
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What is Winnie The Pooh’s real name

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Edward bear

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16
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For what did the knights of the round table search

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The holy grail

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17
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The Aga Khan is the leader of the largest branch of which religious sect?

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Ismali Muslims

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18
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What is the name given to the switching of letters in an expression (e.g. saying Jag of Flapan instead of Flag of Japan)?

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Spoonerism

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19
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Who invented the geodesic dome

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Buckminster fuller

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20
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The Komodo Dragon is native to which country?

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Indonesia

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21
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With Which Particular Instrument Would You Associate Gerry Mulligan

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Baritone Sax

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22
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Which British king said ‘I don’t like abroad, I’ve been there’

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George v

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23
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What sort of creature is a fluke?

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Worm

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24
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On The London Underground What Is The Only Line To Connect To Every Other Line On The System, At Some Point

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Jubilee Line

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25
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What are the pouched animals called?

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Marsupials

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26
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Which balding actor donned a pigtail for his role in the film Medicine Man

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Sean connery

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27
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What TV actress co-starred in 1986’s “Howard The Duck”?

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Lea Thompson

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28
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What is the second longest word in the English language

A

Antidisestablishmenterianism”

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29
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How many letters are used for roman numerals

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Seven

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30
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What’s the only element capable of tarnishing and damaging gold

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Mercury

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31
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Which Singer Was Born In Brixton London, On The 8 th January 1947?

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David Bowie

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32
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What nationality was tennis star vitas gerulaitis

A

American

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33
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What city was filmore west in

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San francisco

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34
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Which TV horse could talk?

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Mr. Ed

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35
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Which Is The Largest Of The Greek Islands

A

Crete

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36
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What is the fear of taking medicine known as

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Pharmacophobia

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37
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There are no wild deer of any kind in Australia, and the small red deer is the only one found in __________

A

Africa

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38
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Andy Green first broke the sound barrier on land in what car

A

Thrust SSC

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39
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In which city is Wembley Stadium?

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London

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40
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What links - Goa - Kerula - Assam - Bihar

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India

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41
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In which film did Gregory Peck pretend to have his hand eaten by a rock

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Roman holiday

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42
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Thomas and Martha were the parents of which hero

A

Batman

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43
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Who ran the first marathon

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Phidipedes

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44
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What was the first event decided at the 1896 olympics

A

Triple jump

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45
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What is a Caldera

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Depression left by volcano

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46
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In Which Year Did Bucks Fizz Win The Eurovision Song Contest

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1981

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47
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What is the capital of Iran ?

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Tehran

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48
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What - advertised phrase “Even your best friends wont tell you”

A

Listerine mouth wash

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49
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Creation of programs, databases etc.for computer applications

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Authoring

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50
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Whose Death In 1965 Prompted President Johnson That All American Flags The World Over Be Flown At Half Mast A Mark Of Respect Never Before Accorded To A Foreigner

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Winston Churchill

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51
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What is ‘old faithful’

A

Geyser

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52
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Who Wrote The Adventures Of Huckleberry Finn

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Mark Twain

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53
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Which group’s first release was ‘i ain’t gonna eat out my heart anymore’

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Rascals

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54
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What kind of creature is a centaur

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Half man, half horse

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55
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Using morse code, what is trasmitting using 3 dots, 3 dashes and 3 dots

A

Distress signal

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56
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Vegetarians do what more than carnivore / omnivores

A

Fart

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57
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In the acronym ‘laser’ what does the L stand for

A

Light

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58
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Which US state exports the most wine?

A

California

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59
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What Traditionally Might You Eat On Shrove Tuesday

A

Pancakes

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60
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Which Bird Was Depicted On The Rear Of The Farthing Coin

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Wren

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61
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Which Famous Singer Fronted A Band Called “Grand Central” With Prince On Guitar

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Alexander O Neil

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62
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Who was Ben Johnson running for when disqualified in Seoul?

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Canada

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63
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In What Environment Did Ichthysaurs Live

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Water

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64
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What was Bogart’s full characters name in Casablanca

A

Rick Blain

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65
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Who sang for Lauren Bacall in To Have and Have Not

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Andy Williams

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66
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What Country Is Dracula Said To Come From

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Transylvania

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67
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What is the Capital of: Cocos Islands

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West island

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68
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What is the fear of russians known as

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Russophobia

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69
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Name the British painter who is the grandson of Sigmund Freud

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Lucian freud

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70
Q

Parathesia is a medical condition with what common term

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Pins and Needles

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71
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Montezuma’s nephew Cuitlahac name means what

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Plenty of Excrement

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72
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Berry Gordy Was The Founder Of What Famous Corporation

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Motown

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73
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How did Lavan in Utah get its name

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Its Naval backwards middle of Utah

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74
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What Is Elton Johns Middle Name

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Hercules

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75
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When Sandie Shaw Won The Eurovision Song Contest in 1967 There Was Something Unusual About Her Performance Which Has Never Been Repeated What Was It

A

She Performed Barefoot

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76
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Theatrophobia is a fear of ______

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Theatres

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77
Q

Temporary encampment without tents

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Bivouac

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78
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What name is given to a chemical reaction which gives out heat ?

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Exothermic

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79
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What literary character was born on September 22 1290

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Hobbit Bilbo Baggins

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80
Q

Sperrylite is the ore what is extracted

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Platinum

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81
Q

Wool sorters disease is actually what

A

Anthrax

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82
Q

In Texas it is illegal to have oral sex with what

A

A Chicken

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83
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Who wrote the opera “the trojans”

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Hector berlioz

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84
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What was the name of the Jester in As You Like It

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Touchstone

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85
Q

Which Fiddle Playing Singer Is Backed By His Band Union Station

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Alison Krauss

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86
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Name the largest living bird.

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Ostrich

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87
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Who was known as “The Father of the H Bomb”

A

Edward teller

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88
Q

Which City Is The Capital Of The Phillipines

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Manilla

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89
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What is the young of this animal called: Beasts of prey

A

Whelp

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90
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Which Guitarist Joined RCA In 1947 & Was Put In Charge Of The Label’s Nashville Studio In 1955, Where He Helped Further The Careers Of Among Others, Jim Reeve’s , Don Gibson, Elvis Presley

A

Chet Atkins

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91
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What english county has the smallest perimeter

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Isle of wight

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92
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What ‘SN’ Do You Call An American Holy Man Who’s Strapped For Cash

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Saint Nickle-Less

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93
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Kaka means parrot in which language

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Maori

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94
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Who built the ‘Cherokee’ and ‘Comanche’ aircraft?

A

Piper

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95
Q

How many strings on a seven string guitar?

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Seven

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96
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In Hebrew what does Am rotze min mean (ah-knee ro-tsay)

A

I want sex

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97
Q

What is the smallest frog

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Gold frog

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98
Q

Which quiz program never had contestants only contenders

A

Mastermind

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99
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Which Is The Largest Island In The Caribbean?

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Cuba

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100
Q

What country do Great Danes come from

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Germany

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101
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In ‘Romeo and Juliet’, who said ‘I have a faint cold, fear thrills through my veins’?

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Juliet

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102
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What U.S. state borders the most Canadian provinces

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Montana

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103
Q

What wwi carrier pigeon helped save the lost battalion

A

Cher ami

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104
Q

Who Had A Hit With Long Haired Lover From Liverpool

A

Jimmy Osmond

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105
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What is the English nickname of Beethoven’s opus 91, written to commemorate Wellington’s victory at Vitoria

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Battle symphony

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106
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The Uffizi is a museum and art gallery in which European city

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Florence

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107
Q

Where did little miss muffet sit

A

On her tuffet

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108
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Which order of monks are known as ‘Blackfriars’?

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Dominicans

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109
Q

“You Might Think” Was A Hit for The Cars Or Billy Joel

A

The Cars

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110
Q

Cape Comorin is the most southerly point of where

A

India

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111
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What links Sissinnius, Zosimus, Liberius, Sergius V1,Victor II

A

Popes

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112
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In The World Of Science “Ceres” Is The Largest Known What

A

Asteroid

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113
Q

Diving sea bird with black plumage

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Cormorant

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114
Q

American comes from USA what someone from Monaco called

A

Monagasque

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115
Q

What Is Usually Served With A Fruit Fondue

A

Chocolate

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116
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With which country did Britain break off diplomatic relations in February 1991

A

Iraq

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117
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In Germany what are the Neubaustrecke

A

High Speed Railways

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118
Q

Who played the lead in the movie “Castaway”?

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Tom Hanks

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119
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Who Released An Album In The Guise Of A Fictitious Singer Entitled “In The Life Of Chris Gaines” In 1999

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Garth Brooks

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120
Q

This is required to make all electric things work

A

Electricity

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121
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This date is the date in the middle of the year.?

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2nd July

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122
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Jacqueline Du Prey is a master on what instrument

A

Cello

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123
Q

Water freezes at __ degrees Fahrenheit.

A

32

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124
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There are more than 450 species of __________ throughout the world.

A

Finches

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125
Q

A cantaloupe is a small what

A

Melon

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126
Q

At 3 Feet In Diameter The Rafflesia Has The Largest Single Flower Of Any Plant In The World But Where In The World Does It Grow

A

Borneo & Sumatra

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127
Q

What is the capital of Hawaii?

A

Honolulu

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128
Q

Who proposed the theory of natural selection

A

Charles darwin

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129
Q

What greeting did lionel richie take to the top in 1984

A

Hello

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130
Q

Which Writer established the three laws of robotics?

A

Isaac Asimov

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131
Q

Who Was The First Professional Footballer To Score 100 Goals In Both Scotland And England?

A

Kenny Dalglish

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132
Q

What river is called “Old Man River”?

A

Mississippi

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Who was napoleon’s first wife

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Josephine

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This is the heaviest naturally occurring element.

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Uranium

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Which city is believed to be the birthplace of Jesus of Nazareth?

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Bethlehem

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Which Actor Was Charged With Lewd Behavoir In 1995

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Hugh Grant

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137
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Who Dished Up “Summer In The City”

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The Lovin Spoonful

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138
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An Intente is a players manager in what sport

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Jai Alai

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139
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In an orchestra which instrument has the greatest number

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Violins

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140
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What is a Rocky mountain canary

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A Donkey

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What “W” word describes the money people earn for their work

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Wages

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142
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What Was The Stranglers Biggest Hit

A

Golden Brown

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143
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In 1952 PM Winston Churchill announced that Britain had its own

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Atomic bomb

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What french word describes the painting technique which uses separate dots of pure colour instead of mixed pigments

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Pontillism

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145
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Jack Ketch 1663 1686 had what job

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Hangman

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What is the fear of rectum known as

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Proctophobia

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147
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What Type Of Star Is Awarded To Restaurants Where The food Is Of Exceptional Quality

A

Michelin Star

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148
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Which Cartoon Character Is Knon As “Oui Oui” In France

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Noddy

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Who Was The First Us President To Take Up Residence In The Whitehouse

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John Adams

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150
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In the 70s who played The Bionic Woman

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Lindsey Wagner

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151
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Instrument for measuring radio activity

A

Geiger counter

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152
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Who Wrote & Performed My Sweet Lord In 1971

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George Harrison

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153
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Where is Shangri-La supposed to be

A

Himalayas

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154
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What drink did Dom Perignon invent?

A

Champagne

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155
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The ______ Tea Party?

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Boston

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What is another name for the coyote

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Prairie wolf

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What parts of a building does a glazier instal

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Windows

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Which 3 olympic events restrain throwers in a circle

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Shot, hammer & discus

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159
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What has 121 holes

A

Chinese Checkerboard

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160
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Who or what might be given an Apgar rating

A

Baby

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161
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What is the state song of California

A

I love you California

162
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Enid Blyton character name changed to white beard for PC USA

A

Big Ears

163
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Which German Chemist Won The Nobel Prize For Chemistry In 1944 For Discovering Nuclear Fission

A

Otto Hahn

164
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The temple at Ephesus was sacred to who

A

Diana

165
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In which 1970’s films does Dustin Hoffman play the following characters ‘ Carl Bernstein ‘?

A

All the Presidents Men

166
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What is the only country that has never imposed censorship for adult films?

A

Belgium

167
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Who Was The 1st Ever Male Centrefold To Appear In Cosmo?

A

Burt Reynolds

168
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What is a dried plum

A

Prune

169
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What country invented castanets

A

Egypt

170
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What was Bruce Lees first Hollywood produced film

A

Enter the Dragon

171
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Christie what are mother mary’s “whispered words of wisdom”

A

Let it be

172
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What Was The First Song To Be Performed In Outer Space

A

Happy Birthday (During An Apollo Mission)

173
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What is the flavour of a piri-piri sauce

A

Curry

174
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Where did Robin Hood supposedly live?

A

Sherwood Forest

175
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A yamashita would be performed on which piece of gymnastic equipment?

A

Vaulting Horse

176
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In what kind of restaurant might you be offered ‘kulfi’ as a dessert

A

Indian

177
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What did jack the ripper sign on his first note

A

Yours truly

178
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What Is The Most Popular Purchase At The Grocers

A

Coca-Cola

179
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Victoria is the capital of ______

A

Hong kong

180
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According To Tina Turner “We Don’t Need Another” What

A

Hero

181
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What is the main flavour in the following alcohols ‘Sambuca’ ?

A

Elderberry / aniseed

182
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This is a type of carpet or a breed of cat

A

Persian

183
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Who was the first American in space

A

Alan shepard

184
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In the nursery rhyme, who visited the person with a little nut tree

A

The king of spain’s daughter

185
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Daniel Arap Moi is the leader in which country

A

Kenya

186
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Who wrote ‘Weird Harold and Fat Albert’?

A

Bill Cosby

187
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Peanuts are one of the ingredients of?

A

Dynamite

188
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Which Restaurant Was Jamie Oliver Working In Before He Found Fame As The Naked Chef

A

River Cafe

189
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Joan Peters became famous as who

A

Carol Lombard

190
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Who played commander Riker in ‘Star Trek’?

A

Jonathan Frakes

191
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Which racing circuit is nicknamed the brickyard

A

Indianapolis

192
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Grammy Awards: What album by various artists won the grammy in 1972

A

Concert

193
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In Which City Will You Find The Largest Opera House In The World

A

New York , The Metropolitan Opera

194
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Blossoms ‘now look at them yo-yo’s, that’s the way you do it ..’ what is the dire straits song title

A

Money for nothing

195
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What is the correct name for the flower the Michaelmass Daisy

A

Aster

196
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What is the decimal equivalent of the binary number 11011

A

27

197
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Which pop singer was nicknamed The Groover from Vancouver

A

Brian Adams

198
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What did Farters collect

A

Pigs - its an old English word

199
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Simpsons: what does nelson say when something bad happens

A

Ha ha

200
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Which Type Of Beans Are Used To Make Baked Beans?

A

Harocot Beans

201
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Quercus is the generic name for which tree

A

Oak

202
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Which singer was known as Little Miss Dynamite

A

Brenda Lee

203
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How Old are the horses in the Epsom Derby?

A

Three Years Old

204
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David Suchet gives a brilliant TV portrayal of this mustachioed detective

A

Hercule poirot

205
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This animal is the symbol of the U.S. Republican party

A

Elephant

206
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What is ‘shogun’ in english

A

Military governer

207
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Robert Fitzroy captained which famous ship

A

The Beagle

208
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What American spoiled Hitler’s Aryan dream at the 1936 Olympics

A

Jesse owens

209
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Who recorded the album “Freedom of Choice” in 1980

A

Devo

210
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What is the capitol of Morocco

A

Rabat

211
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What Is As Of (2008) The Largest Landlocked Country In The World

A

Kazakhstan

212
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What Are Pontefract Cakes Made From

A

Licorice

213
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What Is The Westernmost Point Of England

A

Land’s End

214
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What ingredient is contained in beer but not ale

A

Hops

215
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Woodpusher, fish and patzer derogatory words for a bad what

A

Chess player

216
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From What Kind Of Animal Is Rennet Obtained

A

A Calf

217
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What Is The Principal Crop Of The United Arab Emirates

A

Dates

218
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Which town in the U.S. had Clint Eastwood as its mayor

A

Carmel

219
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A slow and graceful dance, the most popular dance of the eighteenth century, characterized by symmetrical figures and elaborate curtsys and bows.

A

Minuet

220
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So Far (2008) There Have Been 6 Players To Achieve A 147 Break At The Crucible Ronnie O Sullivan & Ali Carter Both Managed It in 2008 Can You Name The Other Four (PFE)

A

Cliff Thorburn, Jimmy White, Mark Williams, Steven Hendry

221
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What does the george washington bridge span

A

Hudson river

222
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Adam Clayton Plays Bass Guitar For Which Band

A

U2

223
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Which English Silver Coin, Worth Four Pennies, Was Taken Out Of Circulation In The 17th Century?

A

The Groat

224
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The front of a building

A

Facade

225
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What was John Lennon’s middle name before he changed it to Ono

A

Winston

226
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Which Scary Movie Takes Place In The Town Of “Burkittsville” Maryland

A

The Blair Witch Project

227
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What is the flower that stands for: restoration

A

Persicaria

228
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Name Buck Rodgers’ pal

A

TWIKI

229
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With what did david kill goliath

A

Slingshot

230
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The Southern Alps are found in which country

A

New zealand

231
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Cheyenne is the capital of ______?

A

Wyoming

232
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These flowerless plants grow on bare rocks and tree stumps.

A

Lichen

233
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What was the first manufactured item to be sold on Hire Purchase

A

Singer sewing machine in 1850s

234
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Strong spirit distilled from wine or fermented fruit juice

A

Brandy

235
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What was Napoleon Bonaparte’s official emblem

A

Bumblebee

236
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In the Hindu religion what is a Mandir

A

Temple

237
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How many strings are there on a violin?

A

Four

238
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What Football Team Plays At The Ibrox Stadium

A

Glasgow Rangers (Rangers)

239
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What is the name of the skunk in the film, “Bambi”?

A

Flower

240
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The young are called widgets, females fifinellas what are they

A

Gremlins

241
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This film starring Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer wont he best picture Oscar for 1965.

A

Sound of Music

242
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What profession did Handel originally study

A

The Law

243
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What was the name of buffy’s doll in the 1970’s show ‘family affair’

A

Mrs

244
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Bonanza: what was the name of eric’s horse

A

Chub

245
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For who did eric clapton write ‘layla’

A

Linda mccartney

246
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Where is Las Palmas

A

Canary islands

247
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Through 1963 this duo’s total record sales exceeded 18 million with successes including “Cathy’s Clown” and “Wake Up Little Suzie”.

A

The Everly Brothers

248
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Which breed of large dog, used by German nobility in the 17th Century to hunt boar and stags, is known there as the Deutsche Dog

A

Great dane

249
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In the 1987 film Roxanne, who played the role of Roxanne

A

Darryl hannah

250
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In 1962, for what did Britain and France sign an agreement to build together?

A

Concorde

251
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When was the first jet aircraft flown

A

1941

252
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What are studied by hymenopterists

A

Bees

253
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Whose music was on the soundtrack of When Harry met Sally

A

Harry Connick Jr

254
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In which war did the battle of Sedan take place

A

Franco-prussian

255
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Otalgia is what condition

A

Earache

256
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What is the link between the actresses Mia Farrow & Maureen O’Sullivan

A

Mother and daughter

257
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What was the title of the first album released by The Rolling Stones?

A

The Rolling Stones

258
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Stage role, written for a man, took 80 years to be played by one

A

Peter Pan RSC 1982

259
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Herodotus the Greek is known as the father of what

A

History

260
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What does an ombrometer measure?

A

Rainfall

261
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Who took dictation from perry mason

A

Della street

262
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Name the desrt located in south_east California.

A

Mojave

263
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In the film ‘101 dalmatians’, what animal is sergeant tibbs

A

Cat

264
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What fictional detective was created by Lesley Charteris

A

Simon templar the saint

265
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Michael Jackson caught fire while filming a commercial for which carbonated beverage?

A

Pepsi

266
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Which poet wrote the poem, “The Soldier”

A

Rupert brooke

267
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In which Italian city is the original of Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper to be seen

A

Milan

268
Q

The Undiscovered Country a Star Trek title taken from where

A

Shakespeare’s Hamlet

269
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In which city is Napier University

A

Edinburgh

270
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Where Does Bracket Fungus Grow

A

On The Trunk Of A Tree

271
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What’s the most effective insulator brick, fibreglass or wood

A

Fibreglass

272
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Which two fruits are crossed to make an ugly fruit?

A

Grapefruit & Tangerine

273
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Sotheby’s sold a 200 year old bit of Tibetan what $1500 in 1993

A

Cheese

274
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What was shown over parliament on a Canadian 2 dollar bill

A

An American Flag

275
Q

What does a petrologist study

A

Rocks

276
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In Wyoming its illegal for women to stand within 5 feet of what

A

Bar when drinking

277
Q

How many minutes is a major penalty in hockey?

A

Five

278
Q

Bruschetta is what?

A

Fried or toasted bread

279
Q

1957 and the first artificial satellite to be launched into space (by the Soviet Union) had what name

A

Sputnik 1

280
Q

What size of paper measures 297 x 420mm

A

A3

281
Q

What is the capital of Cyprus ?

A

Nicosia

282
Q

On which river is the Aswan High Dam

A

Nile

283
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If you are in your birthday suit what are you wearing

A

Nothing

284
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In which 1973 film did Yul Brynner play an indestructible robot gunslinger

A

Westworld

285
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Which 2004 darts champion is known as The Viking because of his appearance?

A

Andy Fordham

286
Q

Name the chief port of Iraq

A

Basra

287
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Algeria ?

A

Dinar

288
Q

Geographic on what river is blackpool

A

River fylde

289
Q

Who is the author of the science fiction book I, Robot

A

Isaac asimov

290
Q

His ship was the H.M.S. Beagle.

A

Charles Darwin

291
Q

What is the fear of fatigue known as

A

Kopophobia

292
Q

In Which Country Is The Schilling The Unit Of Currency

A

Austria

293
Q

Which character sang “Come Out, Come Out, Wherever You Are” in “The Wizard of Oz”?

A

Glinda

294
Q

What pope died 33 days after his election

A

John paul i

295
Q

What type of charge do electrons carry

A

Negative

296
Q

Which fort did Custer depart from on May 17, 1876, with the Seventh Cavalry on his way to the Little Big Horn

A

Fort Abraham Lincoln

297
Q

Who Funked For Jamaica

A

Tom Browne

298
Q

In 1980 the Yellow Pages listed a Funeral Home under what

A

Frozen Food

299
Q

Collective nouns - A Fall of what

A

Woodcocks

300
Q

Which ‘brothers’ had a hit with, ‘This old heart of mine’

A

Isley brothers

301
Q

Where would you find Giacomo Marconi airport

A

Bologna

302
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Which Fruit That Starts Contains The Most Calories When Eaten RAW

A

Avocado

303
Q

Williamine’ is a liqueur made from what

A

Pears

304
Q

Who played the female lead in the Alien films

A

Sigourney weaver

305
Q

What is a Maine Coon once thought to be extinct

A

A 20 lb cat

306
Q

Who shot Mr. Burns?

A

Maggie Simpson

307
Q

Terry Bollea became famous under what name

A

Hulk Hogan

308
Q

According to the Beatles song “Glass Onion”, who was the Walrus?

A

Paul

309
Q

What is the flower that stands for: dangerous pleasures

A

Tuberose

310
Q

Who was the original Hollywood ‘it’ girl

A

Clara bow

311
Q

Who was Pink Floyd’s “Crazy Diamond”?

A

Syd Barrett

312
Q

Who Had a Hit In 1986 With Absolute Beginners

A

David Bowie

313
Q

The science of preparing and dispensing drugs is ________.

A

Pharmacy

314
Q

What sign is the water carrier the zodiacal symbol for

A

Aquarius

315
Q

With what team did hank aaron finish his major league career

A

Milwaukee

316
Q

If you’re killing a goomba, what game are you playing?

A

Super Mario Bros.

317
Q

The song There is nothing like a dame appears in which musical

A

South Pacific

318
Q

What year was Margaret Thatcher elected British Prime Minister?

A

1979

319
Q

Acrophobia is a fear of _______.

A

Heights

320
Q

Which Mammal has the highest blood pressure

A

Giraffe

321
Q

Who Was Down On The Streets In 1984

A

Shakatak

322
Q

What Hollywood starlet’s pinup graced the most GI barracks in World War II

A

Betty Grable

323
Q

What were the lone three fighter planes which defended Malta in World War II nicknamed

A

Faith, hope & charity

324
Q

Where was napoleon defeated

A

Waterloo

325
Q

In Tennessee age of consent is at 16 unless the girl is what

A

A Virgin then its 12?

326
Q

Wide muscular partition separating the thoracic, or chest cavity, from the abdominal cavity

A

Diaphragm

327
Q

The world’s costliest coffee, at $130 a pound , is called what

A

Kopi luwak

328
Q

Hypermetropic people are what

A

Long Sighted

329
Q

What Is A Sextant Used To Measure

A

The Angle Of The Sun Or Stars Above A Horizon

330
Q

What’s Penthouse’s sister publication for women?

A

Viva

331
Q

What war was rudely interrupted by the bubonic plague

A

The hundred years war hundred years war hundred years

332
Q

On november 26, 1941, what did president roosevelt declare will always be celebrated on the fourth thursday in november

A

Thanksgiving

333
Q

This is like an airplane but has its propeller on top instead.

A

Helicopter

334
Q

The leach has 32 what - humans only got one

A

Brains

335
Q

What is a two-bit moon

A

First quarter

336
Q

The “Maxima” was a model of which car

A

Nissan

337
Q

What time do Spanish bullfights start

A

5:00 PM

338
Q

Which European country is a Grand Duchy

A

Luxembourg

339
Q

What links Jack Loving Girls and Nurse

A

Carry on Films

340
Q

This island country is south of Malaysia.

A

Singapore

341
Q

Which is the Earth’s third largest continent

A

North america

342
Q

What on average is two inches wide but 2 miles long

A

A lightning bolt

343
Q

Who Preceded Harold Wilson As Prime Minister?

A

Sir Alec Douglas Home

344
Q

What is acute nasopharyngitis?

A

A cold

345
Q

What colour Tuesday did the Rolling Stones sing about 1977

A

Ruby

346
Q

After who is the ‘Ramses’ brand condom named

A

Pharaoh Ramses II

347
Q

Which Bespectacled Scots Were “King Of The Road”

A

The Proclaimers

348
Q

What process does animal hide have to undergo to become leather

A

Tanning

349
Q

Relating to or using signals over a range of frequencies

A

Broadband

350
Q

Who leaked the pentagon papers to the new york times

A

Daniel ellsberg

351
Q

What is known as ‘the father of waters’

A

Mississippi river

352
Q

In what sport would you find the terms hack, tee and hog line

A

Curling

353
Q

What is the leading cause of death in China

A

Respiratory Disease

354
Q

Polyphobia is the fear of

A

Many things

355
Q

The Falketing is the parliament of which country

A

Denmark

356
Q

Saint Lydwina is the Patron Saint of what sport

A

Ice Skating

357
Q

What is the term for a person who reads a usenet newsgroup but never contributes to it

A

Lurker

358
Q

Mary magdalene is the patron saint of ______

A

Prostitutes

359
Q

What country is the world’s biggest coffee exporter

A

Brazil

360
Q

What is Japanese “sake” made from

A

Rice

361
Q

A movement, c. 1915-23, that rejected accepted aesthetic standards. It aimed to create antiart and nonart, often employing a sense of the absurd.

A

Dadaism

362
Q

The Movie Company “Icon Productions” Was Founded In 1989 By Which Hollywood Actor / Director

A

Mel Gibson

363
Q

What is the flower that stands for: delicacy

A

Cornflower

364
Q

Who says ‘you’d be surprised how much it costs to look this cheap’

A

Dolly

365
Q

What is the first letter of the Greek alphabet

A

Alpha

366
Q

Ancel Keys developed which US soldiers item

A

K rations

367
Q

In ‘alice in wonderland’, with what were the words ‘eat me’ written on the cake

A

Currants

368
Q

To Which Family Does The Jay Belong

A

Crow

369
Q

This two ton animal can gallop at over 50 miles an hour.

A

Rhinoceros

370
Q

What does a cartographer do

A

Makes maps

371
Q

What Nationality Are Bjorn Again A Very Successful Abba Tribute Band

A

Australian

372
Q

In what city is the bridge of sighs

A

Venice

373
Q

In which city will you find the epitaph “Rest in peace, the mistake shall not be repeated”

A

Hiroshima

374
Q

An alien creature in a funny hat has opposed both Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck. Where is he from

A

Mars

375
Q

What was the first name of the Reverebd Varah, the founder of the Samaritans

A

Chad

376
Q

Konami’s classic shooter Salamander is better known in the U.S. as what?

A

Life Force

377
Q

What Traditionally Should Accompany Haggis

A

Tatties, Neeps & And A Dram

378
Q

Frank and Jesse James father had what job

A

Minister

379
Q

Who lamented about “No chocolate-covered candy hearts to give away and no wedding Saturday within the month of June”?

A

Stevie Wonder

380
Q

Who Is The Billionaire Owner Of Formula One

A

Bernie Ecclestone

381
Q

According To Insurance Companies What Occupation Do They Regard As The Highest Risk

A

Astronaut

382
Q

Harrison Ford played CIA agent Jack Ryan - who else has

A

Alec Baldwin

383
Q

In which country was ice cream invented?

A

China

384
Q

Which Rat Pack Music Legend Died In 1998

A

Frank Sinatra

385
Q

What is a shubunkin

A

A goldfish

386
Q

Who Was The President Of The USA Prior To Richard Nixon

A

Lyndon Bains Johnson

387
Q

Followers of the Unification Church are called ________.

A

Moonies

388
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What Is The Longest River In The Western Hemisphere

A

The Amazon

389
Q

From which country does the ‘lassi’ originate?

A

India

390
Q

A Re-Issue In 1986, Which Grace Jones Track Reached No.12 In That Year

A

Pull Up To The Bumper

391
Q

Which Dogs, If Any,Have Colour Vision?

A

None

392
Q

Who played the telephone operator on laugh-in

A

Lily tomlin

393
Q

A small pickled cucumber

A

Gherkin

394
Q

The longest side in a right-angled triangle is called the ______.

A

Hypotenuse

395
Q

Carolina what alice cooper album simulated an execution during a song

A

Killer

396
Q

Which Album Opened With “Start Me Up”

A

Tattoo You

397
Q

In music what is a pentatonic scale

A

A scale of five notes only

398
Q

What name is given to the smallest type of liquor glass

A

Cordial

399
Q

What is the Capital of: Azerbaijan

A

Baku baki

400
Q

With Which Ship Did Francis Drake Circumnavigate The World?

A

The Pelican, Renamed The Golden Hind After Clearing Cape Horn