Trivia Database_105 Flashcards

1
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From which date does the legal term ‘ Time Immemorial’ apply

A

1189 the death of henry ii

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2
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Who In The World Of Music Has The Real Name “Artis Ivey Jnr”

A

Coolio

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3
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Where in the body is the labrynth

A

Ear

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4
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Where would you find lagan

A

In sea overboard attached to float

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5
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What is the fear of everything known as

A

Panophobia

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6
Q

What is celebrated on April 1st?

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April Fools Day

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7
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In the show “The Equalizer”,what did the hero (McCall) call his former superior from the “agency”?

A

Control

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8
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Where was ‘g.i joe’ introduced on february 9, 1964

A

Annual american

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9
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What was the first day of the year in the Roman calendar

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25th March

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10
Q

What swings in a grandfather clock

A

Pendulum

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11
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What major city is on an island in the st lawrence river

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Montreal

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12
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Which Is The Coldest Planet In The Solar System?

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Pluto

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13
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For what new england woman’s college was the first brand of wrigley’s gum named

A

Vassar

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14
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Which doctor offered good advice in When Youre In Love With A Beautiful Woman?

A

Dr Hook

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15
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Who appears on the 10,000 dollar (US) note?

A

Salmon Chase

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16
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What Nationality Was Henry The VIII’s Fourth Wife Anne Of Cleeves

A

German

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17
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Marvin Lee Aaday Is The Real Name Of Which Rock Star Who Also Appeared As Eddie The Ex Delievery Boy In The Movie The Rocky Horror Picture Show

A

Meatloaf

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18
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Which garment gets it’s name from the Latin to cover

A

Toga

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19
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After Which Famous Person In History Was The Teddy Bear Named

A

Theodore Roosevelt

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20
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In what prison did Nelson Mandela spend 19 of 27 years in jail

A

Robben Island

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21
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In the cartoons who was Hokie Wolf’s sidekick?

A

Ding

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22
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What is the capital of Jordan

A

Amman

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23
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In which language does God Jul mean happy Xmas

A

Swedish

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24
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What is the basic unit of currency for Cuba ?

A

Peso

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25
Q

A monetary inflation at a very high rate

A

Hyperinflation

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26
Q

Who Were Dane, Wayne, Mark And Bobak

A

Another Level

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27
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What author criticised evangelism in his novel Elmer Gantry

A

Sinclair Lewis

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28
Q

The process of removing salt from sea water is known as ________.

A

Desalination

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29
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Who Provided The Voice Of “Bruce” In The Disney Animated Movie “Finding Nemo”

A

Barry Humphries

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30
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John Paul Getty, world’s richest man had what in his house

A

A Payphone

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31
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In the food industry what is TVP - i.e. what’s it stand for

A

Textured Vegetable Protein

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32
Q

A charge of dwai is for what

A

Driving while ability impaired

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33
Q

What is the capital of Colombia?

A

Bogota

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34
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What is another word for a female sheep?

A

Ewe

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35
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Who was nicknamed The Admiral of the Mosquitoes

A

Christopher Columbus

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36
Q

The bander macaque has which commoner name

A

Rhesus Monkey

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37
Q

In Which City Is Leonardo Da Vinnci’s (Last Supper) Displayed

A

Milan

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38
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What is the capital of Romania?

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Bucharest

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39
Q

Kathisophobia is the fear of

A

Sitting down

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40
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What two states are not connected to the main part of U.S.

A

Hawaii & alsaka alaska & hawaii

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41
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Name the smallest of the Great Lakes.

A

Ontario

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42
Q

What should you give after 15 years of marriage

A

Crystal

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43
Q

In which US state is its highest mountain

A

Alaska - Mount McKinley

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44
Q

Which Footballer Played For The La Aztecs, Fort Lauderdale Strikers & San Jose Earthquakes?

A

George Best

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45
Q

In the Simpsons who is the godfather of the Springfield mafia

A

Don Vittorio

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46
Q

George Michaels “Father Figure” Was Released In 1986 Or 1988

A

1988

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47
Q

What alloy do copper and tin form

A

Bronze

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48
Q

What’s the second most spoken language on earth

A

English

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49
Q

What is the study of heredity called

A

Genetics

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50
Q

What Is A Micron

A

One Millionth Of A Meter

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51
Q

In Which Year Did Janis Joplin Die

A

1970

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52
Q

Which was the first ‘spaghetti western’ starring Clint Eastwood

A

A fistful of dollars

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53
Q

Who is Prince Vladimir Tepes better known as?

A

Dracula

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54
Q

Which European nation were the first to drink tea?

A

The Dutch

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55
Q

The u.s has never lost a war where they used ______

A

Mules

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56
Q

What is the Capital of: Indonesia

A

Jakarta

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57
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In Japan what colour car is reserved for the royal family only

A

Maroon

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58
Q

Where were numerous french nuclear tests conducted

A

Muraroa atoll

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59
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Who was nominated for a BAFTA Award in 1997 as a result of an interview with the Duchess of York

A

Ruby wax

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60
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What time of day is known as the ‘Devils Dancing Hour’

A

Midnight

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61
Q

X only letter in alphabet that there is no name for who using

A

The Devil

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62
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Who wrote the music for the 1948 film ‘Scott of the Antarctic’ and made a symphony out of it

A

Vaughan williams

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63
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Which Greek island is said to be the birthplace of Apollo

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Delos

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64
Q

She Was Backed By The New Bohemians And Had A Hit With “What I Am”. Name Her?

A

Edie Brickell

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65
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Of what is 98% of the weight of water made

A

Oxygen

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66
Q

Who is Christina Claire Ciminella otherwise known as?

A

Wynonna Judd

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67
Q

Fall Down’ was a hit for which Santa Barbara band

A

Toad the Wet Sprocket

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68
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What Dodger struck out 2,396 batters in 2,324 innings

A

Sandy koufax

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69
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What is the english equivalent of the name ian

A

John

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70
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What Left Lisbon On May 28 th 1588 & Did Not Return Intact

A

The Spanish Armada

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71
Q

Where is Beacon Street

A

Boston

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72
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Who’s the “me” in the book elvis and me

A

Priscilla presley

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73
Q

What is the heaviest class of weight-lifting?

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Super heavyweight

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74
Q

On The Day Of Elizabeth II’s Coronation, Another Major Historical Event Took Place What Was It?

A

Mount Everest Conquered

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75
Q

From Where Does Sherry, The Fortified Wine Originate

A

Jerez In Spain

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76
Q

Who Was The First Football Player To Score A Hat -Trick In The World Cup finals?

A

Geoff Hurst

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77
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Who Had An 80’s Hit With The Song ‘Two of Us,’

A

Grover Washington with Bill Withers

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78
Q

Why was Boris Pasternak’s Nobel Prize for literature in 1958 excetional

A

He refused

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79
Q

Name given to the religious of Iran

A

Ayatollah

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80
Q

The smallest portion of a substance capable of existing independently and retaining its original properties is a(n) __________.

A

Molecule

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81
Q

In what city is the Uffizi art gallery

A

Florence

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82
Q

Which Is The Only Mucsle Not Atteched At Both Ends

A

The Tongue

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83
Q

What city is associated with Alcatraz

A

San francisco

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84
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Mexico ?

A

Peso

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85
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What was Garth’s last name in ‘Wayne’s World’?

A

Algar

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86
Q

Which artist painted the ‘Arnolfini Wedding’?

A

Jan Van Eyck

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87
Q

In Wisconsin its illegal to do what during your wife’s orgasm

A

Fire a Gun

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88
Q

Elvis Costello’s First Single “Less Than Zero” Was About Which Fascist Leader

A

Oswald Moseley

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89
Q

What is the world’s largest desert?

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Sahara Desert

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90
Q

Father gets up late for work, Mother has to iron his shirt, Then she sends the kids to school, Sees them off with a small kiss, She’s the one they’re going to miss

A

Madness / Our House

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91
Q

In Greek mythology, where did perseus kill his grandfather

A

Larrisan games

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92
Q

Actor “John Altman” Is Best Known For Playing Which TV Soap Character ?

A

Nasty Nick Cotton (Eastenders)

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93
Q

Famous for blues and jazz, in which city is Basin Street

A

New orleans

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94
Q

Name the dogs in Magnum PI

A

Zeus Apollo

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95
Q

The character Charley Allnut appeared in which film

A

The african queen

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96
Q

The smallest U.S. state in area, west of the Mississippi River, is _____________

A

Hawaii

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97
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What’s the locale for the farmer’s daughter

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Washington dc

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98
Q

In 1981, who won best actress emmy for the tv sitcom ‘the jeffersons’

A

Isabel

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99
Q

A robin’s egg is blue, but if you put it in vinegar for thirty days, what color does it turn

A

Yellow

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100
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What was the capitol of Russia before Moscow

A

Saint Petersburg

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101
Q

Name The First Big UK Hit For The Chiffons In 1963

A

He’s So Fine

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102
Q

Credits on all Bond films finish with 4 words James Bond what

A

James Bond will return

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103
Q

What song got to number 1 in 1993 by the ‘Bluebells’?

A

Young At Heart

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104
Q

Which American Football Team Are Known As The Chargers?

A

San Diego Chargers

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105
Q

Jack and Jill went up a ____ to fetch a pail of water?

A

Hill

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106
Q

What is the square root of 4096

A

64

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107
Q

Who was the last Emperor of France

A

Napoleon III

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108
Q

The force that brings moving bodies to a halt is _________

A

Friction

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109
Q

Which group had the hit album ‘White on Blonde’

A

Texas

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110
Q

What did victorian women try to enlarge by bathing in strawberries

A

Breasts

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111
Q

This Nazi leader had his six children poisoned prior to his own death.

A

Joseph Goebbels

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112
Q

What Do Koala Bears Live On?

A

Eucalyptus Leaves

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113
Q

Peter Sellers Recorded A Spoof Of Which Beatles Song In The Style Of Laurence Oliviers Richard 3rd

A

A Hard Days Night

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114
Q

A bridge hand with no cards in one suit is said to have a _______.

A

Void

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115
Q

Which Song Did Dennis Waterman Sing As The Theme Tune To Minder

A

I Could Be So Good For You

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116
Q

What country makes Sukhindol wine

A

Bulgaria

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117
Q

Accra is the capital of ______

A

Ghana

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118
Q

If the doctor gave you salversan he would be treating your what

A

Syphilis

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119
Q

In Which Sport Would You Perform A Fliffus?

A

Trampolening

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120
Q

Name of the Major General who invented the exploding shell

A

Henry Shrapnel

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121
Q

Chinese cooking what’s special about Wolfs hearts Dogs lungs

A

Only things not used

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122
Q

What was Elvis Presley’s first motion picture?

A

Love Me Tender

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123
Q

Thread made from intestines of sheep used for strings of musical instruments

A

Catgut

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124
Q

Name both of the cities to represent a letter in the phonetic alphabet

A

Lima & quebec

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125
Q

What is a braquette

A

Fake Dick extension 14th century

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126
Q

Legal Terms: The people chosen to render a verdict in a court.

A

Jury

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127
Q

What purged the Great Plague of London ?

A

Great Fire of London

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128
Q

What is the name of the spaceship in the film ‘Alien’

A

Nostromo

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129
Q

Col Meriweather Lewis Clark Jr developed rules for what in US

A

Horseracing

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130
Q

Who Released The 70’s Album Entitled My Aim is True

A

Elvis Costello

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131
Q

According to tradition, which animals desert a sinking ship

A

Rats

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A container for carrying a corpse from the scene of an accident etc.

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Body bag

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133
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Earth’s outer layer of surface soil or crust is called the

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Lithosphere

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134
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Which long motor race is held in France every June

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Le mans 24 hour

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135
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What does LL Cool J.’s name stand for?

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Ladies Love Cool James

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136
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What averted an arab boycott of the 1948 summer olympics

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Israel’s exclusion

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137
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In 1996 Who Lit The Olympic Flame In Atlanta Georgia

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Muhammad Ali

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138
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In what Province Is Dublin?

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Leinster

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139
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The first battle in the War of American Independence took place where

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Lexington

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140
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Jean-Claude Killy was a famous name in which sport?

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Skiing

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141
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Kinetophobia is a fear of ______

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Movement

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142
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In cookery, what term is used for the sprinkling of food lightly and evenly with flour, sugar, etc

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Dredging

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143
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What is the worlds largest sea (in area)

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South China

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144
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In Which Sport Would You Stand At Silly Point

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Cricket

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145
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Who was the last Roman Catholic King of England

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James II

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146
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Name was Richard Kimble’s favourite alias in the TV series

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Jim

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147
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Maieusiophobia is the fear of

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Childbirth

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148
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What is a group of this animal called: Gorilla

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Band

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149
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What is the only country that is also a continent

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Australia

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150
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Which publishing company was founded in London in 1935 by Allen Lane?

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Penguin

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151
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What is a group of cranes

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Termites

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152
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Your nares are your _____

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Nostrils

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With which period in music do we associate composers such as Beethoven, Mozart and Haydn?

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Classical period

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154
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The distance around the outside of a circle is its ________.

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Circumference

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155
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What is a group of leopards called

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Leap

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156
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Where is appomattox

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Virginia

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157
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Which Famous Female Solo Artist Was Born On Christmas Day 1971

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Dido

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158
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Which Lancashire Town Has A Name That Means A Small Brass Wind Instrument Used For Summoning Witches & Warlocks

A

Oswaldtwistle

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159
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1987 A Philadelphia Councillor bill banned carrying what in public

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Snakes

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160
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John Books was the final role of which actor

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John Wayne in The Shootist

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161
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Who Was Known As The Forces Sweetheart

A

Dame Vera Lynn

162
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Which building commemorates the Great Fire of London?

A

Monument

163
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What does the boys name Neil mean

A

Champion - Irish

164
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According to the Gospel of Saint John, what ‘lay on the other side of the Brook of Cedron’

A

Garden of gethsemane

165
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What vegetable gets its name from old French / Latin for milk

A

Lettuce

166
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In Which Sport Do The Participants Wear Sheep Skin Nose Bands

A

Horse Racing

167
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What is the nickname for New Orleans

A

Crescent city

168
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Pnigophobia is the fear of

A

Choking being smothered

169
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Anita Lonsborough Became The First Female To Win What In 1962 (She Won Medals At The Olympics But Wasnt The First)

A

BBC Sports Personality Of The Year

170
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What large fish earned the nickname “cheetah of the sea” for its speed in the water

A

Tuna the tuna

171
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In America during Prohibition, what name was given to an illegal drinking bar

A

Speakeasy

172
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April 20 1896 was the first time people paid to do what

A

See a movie in NY

173
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Robin Williams dressed in drag for which 1993 film

A

Mrs Doubtfire

174
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In Internet Chatroom Speak If You Wrote The Letters ‘YGLT’’ What Would It Mean

A

You’re Gonna Love This

175
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Of Which Country Is Lusaka The Capital

A

Zambia

176
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What former riverboat pilot & author called the Mississippi “the crookedest river in the world”

A

Mark twain

177
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Have you ever danced with the devil in the pale moonlight?

A

Batman

178
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A thin Indin cake of unleavened bread

A

Chapatti

179
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What do people in cold climates add to the water in a car’s radiator in winter

A

Anti freeze

180
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Who wrote “everyone lives by selling something”

A

Robert louis stevenson

181
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What, in the second line of Longfellow’s poem, stands “Under a spreading chestnut tree”

A

The village smithy

182
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In which 1947 Christmas film do a lovestruck couple pretend that the snowman is Parson Brow

A

Winter Wonderland

183
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Who has been known as the “mother of country music”

A

Maybelle carter

184
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The Parthenon is named after Athena Parthenon what’s it mean

A

Virgin or Maiden

185
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Which Record Was The Last UK No.1 Of The 1970’s And Obviously The First No.1 Of The 80’s

A

Another Brick In The Wall

186
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What comes in varieties called Duncan, Burgundy and Marsh

A

Grapefruit

187
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The Ionian islands are nearest what country

A

Greece

188
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What Type Of Wheat Is Pasta Traditionally Made From

A

Durum Wheat

189
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What does the girls name Amy mean

A

Fit to be loved – from French

190
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Where was the first skyscraper in the world built

A

Chicago

191
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He said ‘i have nothing to offer but blood, tears, toil and sweat’?

A

Winston churchill

192
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The male __________ sheds its antlers every winter and grows a new set the following year.

A

Moose

193
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In the confederate army, who were given copies of ‘les miserables’

A

Officers

194
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In which continent would you find the Yellow river ?

A

Asia

195
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Which football player has played first team football for Liverpool 658 times and for Wales 67 times?

A

Ian Rush

196
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Chemical got from coal tar and used as a solvent

A

Benzene

197
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What is the oldest known infectious disease

A

Leprosy

198
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On what is an espadrille worn

A

Foot

199
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First marketed in 1958 by the Kodak company as ‘Eastman 910’ by what name is their cyanoacrylate adhesive better known?

A

Superglue

200
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A C-Curity was the original name of what common object

A

Zip Fastener

201
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Who said “He who opens a school door, closes a prison”?

A

Victor Hugo

202
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And what does she charge

A

Five cents

203
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Who was dipped into the river styx

A

Achilles

204
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On aircraft what does VTOL stand for?

A

Vertical Take off and landing

205
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With which musical instrument is Dizzy Gillespie chiefly associated

A

Trumpet

206
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Who Had A Hit With “Holding Back The Years”

A

Simply Red

207
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Who was the main plotter in the Gunpowder Plot 1605

A

Robert Catesby

208
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An illegal 1920s saloon

A

Speakeasy

209
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What airline started 24th September 1946 single DC3 - Betsy

A

Cathay Pacific

210
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Who’s last words were ‘Thus with a kiss I die’?

A

Romeo

211
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The city of Tours stands on which river

A

Loire

212
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Where in France do claret wines come from

A

Bordeaux

213
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What TV family lived at 1124 Morning Glory Circle Westport Con

A

Stevens in Bewitched

214
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Charles Laughton played Quasimodo in this epic film.

A

Hunchback of Notre Dame

215
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What is the fear of sinning known as

A

Peccatophobia

216
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Which Single Gave Alessi Their One And Only Claim To Fame Reaching No 8 In June 1977

A

Oh Lori

217
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Who Wrote The Play ‘Shirley Valentine’

A

Willy Russell

218
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What Was The Nickname Of The Assassin Carlos Martinez

A

The Jackal

219
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Demeter was the Greek god of what (Ceres Roman)

A

Harvest

220
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Which group publishes the most monthly magazines

A

Hearst

221
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This was (until the Alaska purchase) the largest real estate deal in U.S. history

A

The Louisiana Purchase

222
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Business and Advertising: This brand boasts 57 varieties?

A

Heinz

223
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David Crosby, of Crosby, Stills and Nash, was previously with which other popular 60’s group?

A

The Byrds

224
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What athlete released the photo book rare air in 1993?

A

Michael jordan

225
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Who did pocahontas entertain in the nude

A

Colonists

226
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Who created the musical ‘Paint Your Wagon’?

A

Loener and Lowe

227
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What Is The Main Ingredient In Meringue

A

Egg Whites

228
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A printing process in which ink impressions are taken from a flat stone or metal plate prepared with a greasy substance, such as an oily crayon.

A

Litography

229
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Who wrote the Discworld series ?

A

Terry Pratchett

230
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Which cocktail is made from creme de cacao, cream and brandy

A

Brandy

231
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What does ‘majuba’ mean?

A

Place of rock pigeons

232
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Which country was invaded by Soviet troops in August 1968

A

Czechoslovakia

233
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Which sport uses stones and brooms?

A

Curling

234
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What state is mount mckinley in

A

Alaska

235
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Who wrote “The Glass Menagerie”

A

Tennessee williams

236
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How Is The Fictional Character The “ Duchess of St Bridget ” Otherwise Known ?

A

Lara Croft

237
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With which 19th century plot was Arthur Thistlewood associated

A

Cato street conspiracy

238
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Which Ex Model Featured On The Full Force Single “Naughty Girls”

A

Samantha Fox

239
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Where, apart from the wild, would you find bulls bears and stags

A

Stock Exchanges

240
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Igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic are all types of what

A

Rock

241
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What is the world’s oldest university ?

A

Fez University

242
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Which Bird Is An Emblem Of The French Nation

A

The Rooster

243
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In 1986 Which Boxer Became The Youngest Ever World Heavyweight Champion

A

Mike Tyson

244
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The willow ptarmigan is the state bird of ______

A

Alaska

245
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What Type Of Rock Is Used To Make Curling Stones

A

Granite

246
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Name Steve McQueen’s Karate teacher - later an actor

A

Chuck Norris

247
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Which was the last rascals hit in 1968

A

People got to be free

248
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On the TV show Frazier what was the dads dogs name

A

Eddie

249
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What character did Tex Avery first create upon arriving at MGM

A

Screwball squirrel

250
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Name The Best Selling Single Of 1960

A

Elvis Presley / Its Now Or Never

251
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What record does the Khaki Campbell breed of duck hold

A

Egg laying

252
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What Were Brunel’s First Names

A

Isambard Kingdom

253
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What is a casaba

A

A Melon

254
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What football team has won the most Rose Bowls

A

Southern california

255
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The woolly __________, extinct since the Ice Age, had tusks almost 16 feet high.

A

Mammoth

256
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Which sitcom helped launch Michael J. Fox’s career by portraying him as a money-grubbing teenager?

A

Family Ties

257
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What colours was the ferrari formula 1 car in the 1964 u.s.a grand prix

A

Blue

258
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What English brand of sherry is considered the King desert wine

A

Harvey’s Bristol Cream

259
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Which Country Drinks The Most Coca Cola

A

Iceland

260
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Which Football Club’s Badge Depicts A Golden Lion On A Claret And Blue Background?

A

Aston Villa

261
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A male __________ becomes fully feathered when he is three years old, but can mate earlier.

A

Peacock

262
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What is the largest city in Ecuador?

A

Guayaquil

263
Q

What does the rankine scale measure

A

Temperature

264
Q

Who was the human companion of willow

A

Mad mardigan

265
Q

The vernal equinox is the beginning of ________.

A

Spring

266
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Dr. Suess wrote _____________ after his editor dared him to write a book using fewer than fifty different words

A

Green eggs & ham

267
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In the book Little Women what is the sisters surname

A

March

268
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Which wine has varieties called malmsey and sercial

A

Maderia

269
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C10 H16 Is The Actual Chemical Symbol For Which Everyday Item

A

Turpentine

270
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What TV show with married couples and family life appealed to those over the age of 29?

A

Thirty something

271
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Harry Weinstein Became A World Champion In 1985 But With What More Familiar Name Is He Known

A

Gary Kasparov

272
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According to superstition, what are yoU.S.upposed to do when yoU.S.ee a lone magpie

A

Salute it

273
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What is the capital of Vatican City

A

Vatican city

274
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George Washington Carver advocated planting what to replace cotton and tobacco?

A

Peanuts and sweet potatoes

275
Q

What nationality was Oddjob

A

Korean

276
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The Latin Phrase ‘Citius Altius Fortius’’ Is The Motto For Which Sporting Event?

A

The Olympic Games

277
Q

Thermophobia is a fear of ______

A

Heat

278
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Sqaure cap worn by RC priests

A

Biretta

279
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Who wrote the children’s novel The Secret Garden

A

Francis hodgson burnett

280
Q

What is ‘Irish Moss’

A

Seaweed

281
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With which country is Prince Rainier III identified?

A

Monaco

282
Q

What are the playing pieces of dominoes

A

Bones

283
Q

Since Steven Mclaren Took Over The Reigns As England Manager As Of The End Of 2006 Who Was The Teams Highest Goal Scorer

A

Peter Crouch

284
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Who was john wayne’s musical co-star in true grit

A

Glen campbell

285
Q

What is the highest mountain in Canada?

A

Mt. Logan

286
Q

Whose last unfinished novel was The Last Tycoon

A

F Scott Fitzgerald

287
Q

Who Played The Lead Role In The Screen Adaptation Of Dennis Potter’s Pennies From Heaven

A

Steve Martin

288
Q

In which city is red square

A

Moscow

289
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Laos ?

A

Kip

290
Q

Name the capital city of Rhode Island.

A

Providence

291
Q

Which is the only Shakespeare play not to contain a song

A

The Comedy of Errors

292
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Who succeeded Bonar Law as British Prime Minister in 1923

A

Stanley baldwin

293
Q

What Would You Traditionally ‘Bob’ For At A Halloween Party

A

Apples

294
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Who was the first person to complete ‘The Adventurer’s Grand Slam’, of climbing the highest peak on each continent

A

David hempleman-adams

295
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What was garth’s last name in ‘wayne’s world’

A

Algar

296
Q

Where is bill gates’ company based

A

Redmond, washington

297
Q

In what town was Leonardo Da Vinci born

A

Vinci

298
Q

In the board game Cluedo, which room is situated directly between the kitchen and the conservatory

A

The ballroom

299
Q

Kool-aid was a deadly cocktail for the inhabitants of a temple in which Guyanese town

A

Jonestown

300
Q

Two out of every five American women do what

A

Dye their Hair

301
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What word describes part of your hand and a type of tree?

A

Palm

302
Q

What name is given to the single super-continent that existed 200 million years ago ?

A

Pangaea

303
Q

Who composed Symphonie Fantistique

A

Berlioz

304
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Name of a clothing line, or sport whose periods are called ‘chuckers’.

A

Polo

305
Q

Olof Sonderblom conceived and patented what technology

A

Token Ring Networking

306
Q

How Many Revolutions Per Minute Does An LP Play At?

A

33 & A Third

307
Q

Who Was Quoted As Saying ‘Ask Not What Your Country Can Do For You But What You Can Do For Your Country’’

A

John F Kennedy

308
Q

What queen banned mirrors as she got older

A

Elizabeth 1st

309
Q

In Which Year Was Cilla Looking For “Anyone Who Had A Heart” 1961, 1964, 1967

A

1964

310
Q

Thalia is one of the muses - what’s her subject

A

Comedy

311
Q

Where do Eskimos wear mukluks

A

Feet

312
Q

Where was Bacardi originally made

A

Cuba

313
Q

Which Sport Was First Introduced Into The olympics In 1964 At The Request Of The Host Nation

A

Judo

314
Q

“City Lights” was the name of a film by whom

A

Charlie Chaplin Chaplin

315
Q

What is a negus - named after inventor

A

Port Lemon hot sweet spiced

316
Q

This company uses the slogan AOL

A

America on line america online

317
Q

In nautical terms, what name is given to the upper edge of a ship’s side

A

Gunwhale

318
Q

What instrument did jazz musician, Woody Herman, play

A

Clarinet

319
Q

What is the flower of September

A

Aster or Morning Glory

320
Q

What was the name of the bar/restaurant on THREE’S COMPANY?

A

Regal Beagle

321
Q

How many children did adam and eve have

A

Three

322
Q

In what book does ‘Schahriah’ appear

A

Thousand & one nights

323
Q

California illegal to shoot game from moving vehicle except what

A

Whale

324
Q

What is the name of a golf stroke that is 2 under Parr for the hole?

A

Eagle

325
Q

What is the name of the detective in john dickson carr novels

A

Gideon fell

326
Q

How long is the memory span of a goldfish

A

3 seconds

327
Q

Ho was singer of the QUEEN?

A

Freddie mercury

328
Q

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

A

5 Gold Rings

329
Q

Because its tongue is too short for its beak, the __________ must juggle its food before swallowing it.

A

Toucan

330
Q

Timbucktoo is in which country

A

Mali

331
Q

What bred of dog is snoopy

A

Beagle

332
Q

Queen Victoria said it the saddest place in all Christendom where

A

Mearsyside

333
Q

Which Author Wrote The Spy That Came In From The Cold

A

John Le Carre

334
Q

Fax is short for what

A

Facsimile

335
Q

Breed of rock pigeon that is specially trained to return swiftly to its home

A

Homing pigeon

336
Q

What is the capital of Tunisia

A

Tunis

337
Q

Which pop song contains a similar melody to Tchaikovsky’s Symphony in E minor

A

Annie’s song

338
Q

Who had her first UK top 10 hit with What Have You Done For Me Lately? in 1986 at the age of nineteen?

A

Janet Jackson

339
Q

Bartommelo Christofori invented what

A

Piano

340
Q

According 1890s doctors women eat mustard vinegar do what

A

Masturbate too much

341
Q

What is the olympic motto

A

Citius, altius, fortius

342
Q

By What is the seasoned jellied loaf made from the head of a pig generally known?

A

Brawn

343
Q

What does Zip stand for in the American Zip Code

A

Zone Improvement Plan

344
Q

What are born with fur and their eyes open

A

Jackrabbits

345
Q

In USA early last century what were Comet Star Sun Moon

A

Motor Car Manufacturers

346
Q

Who developed the laws of electrolysis?

A

Michael Faraday

347
Q

According to truck drivers which US state has the worst drivers

A

California

348
Q

Who wrote The Joy of SexAlex

A

Comfort

349
Q

Which Architect Designed The Whitehouse

A

James Hoban

350
Q

What are the siberian prison islands also known as

A

Gulag archipelego

351
Q

During which month is the shortest day in the Southern hemisphere?

A

June

352
Q

How many nipples does an echidna have?

A

None

353
Q

Which England Rugby Union international was fined 15,000 pounds for bringing the game into disrepute?

A

Lawrence Dallaglio

354
Q

Which European Country Shares England’s National Anthem “God Save The Queen”

A

Lichtenstein

355
Q

Who was king arthur’s father

A

Uther pendragon

356
Q

What’s the first sign of the zodiac

A

Aries

357
Q

In a computer, what is a CPU?

A

Central Processing Unit

358
Q

Who Ran Up The Charts With “Walking Back To Happiness” In 1961

A

Helen Shapiro

359
Q

Crazy Horse and Sitting Bull were born in which US state

A

South Dakota

360
Q

What is the name of the background screen on which windows is displayed

A

Desktop

361
Q

Ommetaphobia is the fear of

A

Eyes

362
Q

What president could write Latin with one hand & Greek with the other

A

James garfield

363
Q

From the milk of which animal is ricotta made

A

Sheep

364
Q

What is the capital of China ?

A

Beijing

365
Q

Edmund Dante is what eponymous hero

A

The Count of Monte Christo

366
Q

Does a wild rabbit live 10, 15 or 20 years

A

Ten

367
Q

The railway executive, Sir William Cornelius (1843 - 1915), is associated with the construction of which railway

A

The canadian-pacific

368
Q

A flageolet is another name for what musical instrument

A

A penny whistle

369
Q

What guitar company created the ‘Flying V’ guitar in the late 1950’s?

A

Gibson

370
Q

Who first played Flash Gordon on film

A

Buster Crabbe

371
Q

What is 3 for a child 6 a woman 9 for a man

A

Funeral Bell Tolls

372
Q

Which Theme Tune Sang By Matt Monro & Composed By John Barry , Came To Us With Love

A

From Russia With Love

373
Q

What was John’s father’s name?

A

Alfred “Freddie” Lennon

374
Q

The highest temperature ever recorded on Earth was in which country

A

Libya

375
Q

Name the most north-easterly of the 48 contiguous states.

A

Maine

376
Q

To which animal is the adjective caprine refer

A

Goat

377
Q

What is the first day of the week

A

Sunday

378
Q

A giraffes long tongue is what colour

A

Blue, blue black really

379
Q

The study of the manner in which organisms carry on their life processes is ________.

A

Physiology

380
Q

In which sport might yoU.S.ee an Axel-Paulsen and a double Lutz

A

Ice skating

381
Q

When was the Berlin Wall erected, and when was it dismantled

A

1961 1990 1961

382
Q

Pedophobia is a fear of ______

A

Children

383
Q

Name either of the only sisters to both win acting Oscars

A

Joan fontaine olivia de haviland

384
Q

Who was the mad monk

A

Rasputin

385
Q

In which country is Chennai (formerly Madras)?

A

India

386
Q

How many herbs and spices are used in Kentucky Fried Chicken?

A

Eleven

387
Q

The left lung is smaller than the right lung to make room for what

A

Heart

388
Q

A clip, shaped like a bar to keep a woman’s hair in place is a _______

A

Barrette

389
Q

What group of minerals are corundum, sapphire and ruby a part

A

Alumina

390
Q

What Do You Call A Narrow Strip Connecting 2 Land Masses

A

An Isthmus

391
Q

Which group sang the song “Thank You For Loving Me”?

A

Bon Jovi

392
Q

Baseball: The Baltimore ________.

A

Orioles

393
Q

The Palk Strait runs between which two countries?

A

India and Sri Lanka

394
Q

What name is popularly applied to twins congenitally united in a manner not incompatible with life or activity

A

Siamese twins

395
Q

What is the capital of South Dakota

A

Pierre

396
Q

Napoleons life was saved by a dog what breed – and he hated dogs

A

Newfoundland – saved from drowning

397
Q

Which country has won the most Olympic gold medals at 10,000 metres

A

Finland

398
Q

Who is the elder statesman of ‘british blues’, and fronted ‘the bluesbreakers’

A

John mayall

399
Q

Where are the cheddar caves

A

Mendips

400
Q

What are the moufflon & bighorn

A

Sheep