Trivia Database_106 Flashcards

1
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Who Wrote The Opera (The Flying Dutchman)

A

Wagner

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2
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What is the capital of Russia ?

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Moscow

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3
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Name origins Baker obvious but what had a Palmer done

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Pilgrimage returned with palm leaf

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4
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What is the meaning of the name of the constellation Equuleus ?

A

Colt

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5
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What is the only bird in the world that can fly backwards

A

Hummingbird

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6
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Who owns all the swans in england

A

Queen elizabeth

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7
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Which south african oil company has estblished the only commercially proven ‘oil from coal’ operations in the world

A

Sasol

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8
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What was the relationship between Superman and Supergirl

A

Cousin

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9
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Who is Shirley Mclean’s brother

A

Warren Beatty

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10
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Which German actress appeared in the film “Witness for the Prosecution

A

Marlene dietrich

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11
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Who is mother goose’s son

A

Jack

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12
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Who Composed The Music For The 1994 Muisical Copacobana

A

Barry Manilow

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13
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In which sport might yoU.S.ee a googly

A

Cricket

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14
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Which 2 Artists Also Died When Buddy Holly’s Plane Crashed

A

Richie Valens & The Big Bobber,

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15
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What are the two main islands of the Philippines

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Mindanao & luzon

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16
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The Rolling Stones First Single “Come On” Was A Cover Of A B Side By A Famous US Rock N Roller Name Him

A

Chuck Berry

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17
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Which country do Sinologists study

A

China

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18
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Yasser Arafat has been leader of the PLO since what year

A

1969

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19
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What does the CAT in CAT-SCAN stand for?

A

Computerised Axial Tomography

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20
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What can go without water longer than a camel

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Giraffe

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21
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What Beatle reportedly slept with a light on

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John lennon

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22
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Premises used for prostitution

A

Brothel

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23
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In 1932 Edward Elgar recorded his violin concerto. Who was the sixteen-year-old soloist?

A

Yehudi Menuhin

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24
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Which Hollywood star was born Fredrick Austerlitz

A

Fred astaire

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25
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The space occupied by a body is called its ______.

A

Volume

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26
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Solanum Tuberosum is the Latin name for what plant

A

Potato

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27
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Who said “Go ahead - make my day” (character name)?

A

Harry Callaghan

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28
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Which European Country Withdrew Its Forces From NATO In 1975?

A

Greece

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29
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Who is reginald dwight known as

A

Elton john

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30
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In The UK, Which Has Been James Brown’s Only Top Ten Hit?

A

Living In America

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31
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Which Star Was Don Mclean’s Hit American Pie Dedicated To

A

Buddy Holly

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32
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In what Australian state would you find Mildura

A

Victoria

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33
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Dobby Selvages and Filling are terms used in which process

A

Weaving

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34
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Which Famous actress Once Said: ‘ I am a marvelous housekeeper. Every time I leave a man I keep his house ‘?

A

Zsa Zsa Gabor

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35
Q

What do supertankers carry

A

Oil

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36
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Mary Surratt what the first woman to do what in US

A

Be Hanged

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37
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What Was The Title Of The First Ever James Bond Novel

A

Casino Royale

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38
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Which Merseyside Group Who Had 3 No.1 Hits During 1963 & 1964 Took Their Name From The Title Of A 1956 Movie Starring John Wayne

A

The Searchers

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39
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Mantle what is the official name of michael knight’s car

A

Knight Industries 2000

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40
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What was Pierce Brosnan’s first James Bond film in 1995

A

Goldeneye

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41
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“Move On Up” Was The Only Major Hit For Which US Male Vocalist

A

Curtis Mayfield

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42
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William Robert Greer (1909-1985) Is Famous For Undertaking Which Famous Historical Journey

A

Kennedys Driver

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43
Q

What country drink the most milk per capita

A

Iceland

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44
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Which King Wore Two Shirts At His Execution So As Not To Shiver And Appear Frightened?

A

Charles I

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45
Q

What is the second highest peak in Mexico?

A

Popocatepetl

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46
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Who starred as ‘ouboet’ in the first TV series of ‘Orkney Snork Nie’?

A

Frank Opperman

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47
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Where were the first glass mirrors made in Europe circa 1300

A

Venice

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48
Q

In what game would you see Stamen, Blackwood and Gerber

A

Bridge

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49
Q

The Althing rules in which country

A

Iceland

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50
Q

What’s used to make grenadine syrup

A

Pomegranate

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51
Q

Harold the Fairhead was the first supreme ruler of where

A

Norway

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52
Q

What is the maximum number of degrees in an obtuse angle

A

179.9

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53
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What is Britain’s top selling fruit flavoured soup?

A

Tomato

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54
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To which family of birds does the ‘Linnet’ belong

A

Finch

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55
Q

A mass of flowers on a tree

A

Blossom

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56
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What was the name of the city in the Bible which was built by Cain and named after his son

A

Enoch

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57
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Martin Fallon Hugh Marlow James Graham Harry Patterson who

A

Jack Higgins

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58
Q

What is the fear of pregnancy or childbirth known as

A

Tocophobia

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59
Q

Whose Body Was Stolen And Cremated In The Desert

A

Gram Parsons

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60
Q

Taidje Khan became famous under which name

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Yul Brynner

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61
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How many ghosts appeared to Scrooge in Dicken’s ‘A Christmas Carol’’

A

Four

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62
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Whats the most abundant element in the sun

A

Hydrogen

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63
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What is the first name of Sean Connery’s actor son

A

Jason

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64
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Who Was The Drummer In “The Dave Clark Five”?

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Dave Clark

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65
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A tiger’s paw prints are called __________. A tiger’s forefeet have five toes and the hind feet have four toes. All toes have claws. The claws are 80 to 100 mm in length.

A

Pug marks

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66
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What lager reached the parts other beers could not reach

A

Heineken

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67
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Which 1985 Hit For Dire Straits Features 2 Members Of The Phonetic Alphabet

A

Romeo & Juliet

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68
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Dr F Lanchester invented what motor safety aid in 1902

A

Disc Brakes

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69
Q

What does michael jackson call his home

A

Wonderland

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70
Q

Where would you find a Rocker, Eight, Loop and Three

A

Figures in Ice Skating

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71
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What two countries contain the Sierra Nevada mountains

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Spain, usa spain

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72
Q

Green Lantern’s alter ego

A

Hal jordan

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73
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What was the first rap group to appear on ‘american bandstand’

A

Run d.m.c

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74
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The longest time someone has typed on a typewriter continuously is 264 hours, set by whom

A

Violet Burns

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75
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What is the capital of San Marino

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San marino

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76
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What bird builds a nest about 12 feet deep and eight and a half feet wide

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Bald eagle

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77
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“I Melt With You” was this band’s signature hit, released on their after the snow album in 1982

A

Modern English

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78
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What animal can get the disease ‘heaves’?

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Horse

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79
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What drink is named after the queen of England who was famous for her ‘sanguinary’ persecution of the protestants?

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Bloody Mary

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80
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From Which British City Do Balti Dishes Often Used In Indian Cuisine Originate From

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Birmingham

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81
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______________ has the greatest number of islands in the world: 179,584.

A

Finland

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82
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What was introduced to the UK 1799 as a temporary measure

A

Income Tax

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83
Q

Approximately how long after the atomic bombs were dropped on Japan did they surrender

A

One week

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84
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In the language of flowers what does the cucumber flower mean

A

Criticism

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85
Q

What country was once known as Gaul?

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France

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86
Q

Who is Yogi Bears girlfriend

A

Cindy Bear

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87
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Who was the author ofn the novel ‘The Crow Road’?

A

Iain Banks

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88
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What play marked marlon brando’s last broadway appearance

A

A streetcar named

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89
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___________________ is the only Central American country not bordering the Caribbean Sea.

A

El salvador

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90
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Which Country Has Borders With France, Germany, Austria, Lichtenstein & Italy

A

Switzerland

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91
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Who shot j.r ewing in the tv series ‘dallas’

A

Kristin shepard

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92
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On ‘dragnet’, who played officer bill gannon

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Harry morgan

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93
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In which children’s pantomime does the character “Widow Twankey” appear

A

Aladdin

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94
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Boyzones First UK Hit Was “Love Me For A Reason” Who Had A Hit With The Original

A

The Osmonds

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95
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On what T.V. show could Tom Terrific be found

A

Captain kangaroo

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96
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On which Scottish island is the malt whisky, Talisker, produced

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Skye

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97
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In ‘snow white and the seven dwarfs’, what was the occupation of the seven dwarfs

A

Miners

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98
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While grass grows the horse ___.?

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Starves

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99
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Which English King was crowned on Christmas Day

A

William the Conqueror (1066)

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100
Q

Peladophobia is the fear of what

A

Bald People

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101
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Steve Davis Reached The Final Of Every World Championship Between 1983 & 1989, Loosing On Just 2 Occasions 1 Point For Each Of The Players Who Beat Him

A

Dennis Taylor, 1985 Joe Johnson, 1986

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102
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Who was the only unmarried president

A

James buchanan

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103
Q

Colin Hendry left Blackburn in 1998 to join which Scottish Club?

A

Rangers

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104
Q

Ancient Roman hall with colonnades

A

Basilica

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105
Q

A paddling is a group of which animals

A

Ducks

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106
Q

In psalm 46, what is the 46th word from the last word

A

Spear

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107
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What is an ancient word for a pharmacist

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Apothecary

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108
Q

What is the capital of Panama ?

A

Panama City

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109
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How many British officers were forced by Indian troops into the Black Hole of Calcutta?

A

146

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110
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What’s the fifth largest country in the world

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Brazil

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111
Q

Which Romanian Tennis Player Was Famous For His Tantrums

A

Ilie Nastase

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112
Q

The citizens of _________________, Brazil are called “Cariocas.”

A

Rio de janeiro

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113
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Which Band Had Magical Results With “Abrcadabra” In the Early 80’s

A

The Steve Miller Band

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114
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Name The Andrae True Connection’s only top ten hit?

A

More, More, More

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115
Q

In 1976 JVC Introduced The VHS Video Format What Does VHS Stand For

A

Video Home System

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116
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What pop group saw their first 5 singles enter UK charts at No 1

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Westlife

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117
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What comes after the year of the snake - Chinese calendar

A

Horse

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118
Q

What are the cutting teeth called

A

Incisors

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119
Q

What is known as Radishes in Denmark

A

Cartoon strip Peanuts

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120
Q

Name the only flexible murder weapon in the game of “Cluedo”.

A

Rope

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121
Q

Rome is the capital of ______?

A

Italy

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122
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Who sang the song “Another Brick In The Wall”?

A

Pink Floyd

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123
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In which country did the Battle of Plassey in 1756 take place

A

India

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124
Q

Which group of hobbyists spend the most money on it

A

Gardeners

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125
Q

Which Member Of The Orchid Family Is Used Commercially As A Flavouring?

A

Vanilla

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126
Q

The average child wears out 730 by age ten 730 what

A

Crayons

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127
Q

The Dead Sea Scroll was discovered in what year

A

1947

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128
Q

Ballad Of Bonnie & Clyde” Was A No.1 For Which Keyboard Playing Singer

A

Georgie Fame

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129
Q

What Is The Most Popular Chocolate Bar In The UK

A

Kit Kat

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130
Q

What one word may be added to news, carbon and wall

A

Paper

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131
Q

Which Cambridge Bridge Was Put Together In The 18th Century Without The Use Of A Nail

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The Mathematical Bridge (Queens College)

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132
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What is Dick Grayson better known as

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Robin (Batman and Robin)

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133
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The word philosophy comes from Greek literally meaning what

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Love of wisdom

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134
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What is wild rice

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Grass

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135
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What is Nitrous Oxide better known as?

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Laughing Gas

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136
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Which poet wrote “Fools rush in where angels fear to tread”

A

Alexander Pope essay on criticism

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137
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There are two general types of skiing Alpine and what

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Nordic

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138
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Silky case spun by larva to protect it as a pupa

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Cocoon

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139
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What does the acronym vhs mean

A

Video home system

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140
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Who invented the light bulb

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Thomas edison

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141
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What is the capital of Kansas

A

Topeka

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142
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From which city can yoU.S.ee Table Mountain

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Cape town

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143
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The film ‘Dancer in the dark’ features which pop star

A

Bjork

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144
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What Is The Name Of The Bird In The Peanuts Strip

A

Woodstock

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145
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On average it rains 4 days a week in what European capital

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Amsterdam or Brussels wettest

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146
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What is a triangle with two equal sides called

A

Isosceles

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147
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How Does A Snake Smell?

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With Its Tongue

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148
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This term refers to any crown-shaped structure. It’s also the name of a beer.

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Corona

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149
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What is earwax

A

Cerumen

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150
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Of What Was Pluto Platter The Original Name

A

The Frisbee

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151
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Who initiated the works of the Bible

A

King solomon

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152
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What idea began in London in 1764

A

House Numbers

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153
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As what is an algonquin more commonaly known?

A

Moose

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154
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What Is The Last Event In A Decathlon?

A

The 1500 Metres

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155
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In Knoxville Tennessee it is illegal to lasso what

A

Fish

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156
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According To Jonathan King, Where Was Everybody In 1965

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On The Moon (Everyones Gone To The Moon)

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157
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Who wrote Sleeping beauty, Mother Goose, Puss in Boots

A

Charles Perrault

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158
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What Dutch master painted 64 self_portraits

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Rembrandt

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159
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Whose porridge did Goldilocks eat

A

Three bears

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160
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Birdseye’ introduced fish fingers into the UK in what year

A

1955

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161
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Translation of _____________ is “beautiful country”.

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Sri lanka

162
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What is the flower that stands for: bluntness

A

Borage

163
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What is the fear of names known as

A

Nomatophobia

164
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The first toilet ever seen on television was on what show

A

Leave It To Beaver

165
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What sort of garment is a dirndl

A

Skirt

166
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What are blombergs, oak and fire bellied types of

A

Toads

167
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Orient Express restarted in 1982 going from London to where

A

Venice

168
Q

Best or nothing in the song ‘skip to my lou’, in what beverage are the flies

A

Buttermilk

169
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What Is The Equivalent Of Rust Which Occurs On Copper

A

Verdigris

170
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What Type Of Eyes Did Kim Carnes Sing About

A

Bette Davis Eyes

171
Q

What is a sirocco

A

Wind

172
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Who had a 30-year love affair with dashiel hammett

A

Lillian hellman

173
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What is the lowest level of the Earth’s atmosphere called

A

Troposphere

174
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Anreas Cornelis van Kujik was who’s manager

A

Elvis Col Tom Parker

175
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How Many Minutes Is A Golfer Allowed To Search For A Lost Ball

A

Five

176
Q

What is a group of hawks called

A

Cast

177
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In which British county is the land of the Prince Bishops

A

County durham

178
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What word the highest string on an instrument and a mushroom

A

Chanterelle

179
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Captain Hans Langsdorff captained which German Battleship

A

Graf Spee

180
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What us war killed brent and stuart, the tarleton twins

A

Civil war

181
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Bond, Cotton Fabric and Tablet are types of what

A

Paper

182
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In a survey US ERs what is the most commonly broken bone

A

Clavicle or Collar Bone

183
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Into what bay does the golden gate strait lead

A

San francisco bay

184
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Which modem country was formerly Nyasaland

A

Malawi

185
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Which day did the Boomtown Rats not like

A

Monday

186
Q

UK football Derby County home the Baseball Ground nickname

A

Rams

187
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The Tony awards are named for what person

A

Antoinette perry

188
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Who Did Jennifer Warnes Team Up With For The Hit “Up where We Belong”

A

Joe Cocker

189
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Hundred and ninety five litres what toy was originally made from the bladder of an animal

A

Balloon

190
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What is the Canadian equivalent of the krugerrand

A

Maple leaf

191
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Which wine grape variety is nicknamed The King of Grapes

A

Cabernet Sauvignon

192
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Frank Zappa Launched 2 Labels Of His Own, Name One

A

Straight Or Bizarre

193
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What religious movement was founded by William Booth?

A

Salvation Army

194
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Name Hong Kong Phooey’s cat

A

Spot

195
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Who In The World Of Entertainment Has The Real First Name “Clifford Joseph Price”

A

Goldie

196
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Days of the week - whats the only day named for a planet

A

Saturday

197
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Name 2 Celebrities Appearing On The Band On The Run Album With Wings

A

Michael Parkinson, James Coburn, Clement Freud, Christopher Lee, John Conteh, Kenny Lynch

198
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The Bactrian camel is the only land mammal on Earth that can survive on __________

A

Salt water

199
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Of what are walrus tusks made?

A

Ivory

200
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What is the more usual name for blue beryl

A

Aquamarine

201
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What name is given to the effect that the Earth is gradually becoming warmer

A

Global warming

202
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Who Eastenders Character Left Albert Square On Christmas Day 2005

A

Alfie Moon

203
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Which Now Famous Actress Did Bruce Springsteen Pull On Stage During His “Dancing In The Dark” Video

A

Courtney Cox

204
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Who invented ‘bifocal’ lenses for eyeglasses?

A

Benjamin Franklin

205
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What is the capital of Kuwait ?

A

Kuwait City

206
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In which continent would you find the nile river

A

Africa

207
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Peridot is the birthstone for ______

A

August

208
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In 1933 the U.S. formally recognized which country

A

Ussr

209
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Where is the world’s largest library

A

Washington dc

210
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Name The Two Members Of The Duo “Tears For Fears”

A

Curt Smith & Roland Orzabal

211
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French word for jewel or trinket

A

Bijou

212
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Richmond is the capital of ______?

A

Virginia

213
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Who, in the Holy Bible, was the father of David

A

Jesse

214
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What Nationality Is Tennis Player Gabriela Sabatini?

A

Argentine

215
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If you Manuxorate what are you doing

A

Male masturbating with hand

216
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Tegucigalpa is the capital of ______?

A

Honduras

217
Q

Where in Europe can you find wild monkeys

A

Gibraltar

218
Q

Who Sang “I Want To Be Free” In 1981

A

Toyah

219
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Gephydrophobia is a fear of___.

A

Bridges

220
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What is the flower that stands for: afterthought

A

Michaelmas daisy

221
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What is the Capital of: Ethiopia

A

Addis ababa

222
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Fill in the missing word - balloon____, gold ____, sword ____?

A

Fish

223
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What was the first sign shown to Moses by God according to the Bible?

A

Burning bush

224
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During the American revolutionary war, what country declared war on Great Britain to help the colonies

A

Spain

225
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What kind of rocks are basalt, granite and obsidian

A

Igneous

226
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What links the trees Bodhi, Peepul and Ailento

A

They are all sacred to someone

227
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Who painted - A Girl Asleep - The Letter - The Kitchen Maid

A

Jan Vermeer

228
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What is Samsoe a type of

A

Cheese

229
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If Your Were Travelling at Mach 2 How Fast Would You Be Travelling

A

2x 761mph is speed of sound

230
Q

Wrought-iron tower in Paris, a landmark and an early example of wrought-iron construction on a gigantic scale

A

Eiffel tower

231
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What was the real name of the children’s TV character Bananaman?

A

Eric Wimp

232
Q

Excrement of sea birds used as manure

A

Guano

233
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What are the main ingredients of the Irish dish ‘colcannon’

A

Green cabbage and potatoes

234
Q

How was hamida djandoubi executed

A

Guillotine

235
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In what country was the espresso machine invented in 1822

A

France

236
Q

What band recorded the 1990’2 hit ‘slide’

A

Goo goo dolls

237
Q

Until when was california a part of mexico

A

1846

238
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The first 18 minutes of this movie is black and white.

A

Wizard of Oz

239
Q

In airline slang what is a 365

A

Eggs Bacon served any day or time

240
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What cartoon character was 5 foot 6 inches tall

A

Popeye

241
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What do Stacey Keach and Oscar Wilde have in common

A

Reading Jail

242
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On the fahrenheit scale, there are 180 degrees between freezing point and ______

A

Boiling point

243
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Which substance causes milk to curdle, and is used to make cheese

A

Rennet

244
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Who was the first athlete to hit a major league home run and make a professional football touchdown in the same week

A

Jim Thorpe

245
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Which was the first apostle to be stoned to death

A

Stephen

246
Q

Which Shooting Season Begins On (The Glorious Twelth)

A

Grouse Shooting

247
Q

At which battle was the Charge Of The Light Brigade?

A

Balaclava

248
Q

What is the fear of brain disease known as

A

Meningitophobia

249
Q

What Was Rod Stewarts 2nd Number One After Maggie May

A

You Wear It Well

250
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When was chewing gum patented

A

1869

251
Q

What neighbouring country did Iraq go to war with in 1980

A

Iran

252
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What English king was killed with a red hot poker up his arse

A

Edward 2nd

253
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What is the region loosely defined by geography and culture, located in southwestern Asia and northeastern Africa

A

Middle East

254
Q

How many sheets of paper are there in a ream

A

500

255
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Whats the meaning of the Latin battle cry ‘ad arma, ad arma

A

To arms to arms

256
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Rum, lime, and cola drink make up which type of cocktail

A

Cuba Libre

257
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Who Is Mark King The Lead Singer With

A

Level 42

258
Q

How Was Norma Dolores Egstrom Better Known

A

Peggy Lee

259
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Name the two movies that Michael Crichton made (before Jurrasic Park )about a theme park out of control.

A

“West World” and “Future World”

260
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In The Movie “Slumdog Millionaire” ‘Jemal’ Was The Name Of The Main Character But What Was The Name Of His Older Brother

A

Salim

261
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Football Team, Denver ____

A

Broncos

262
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The Eldest Sons Of The Kings Of Which Country Had The Title (Dauphin)?

A

France

263
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Who was an ordained priest in the Church of England

A

Sir isaac newton

264
Q

Grace Robin was the first model - to model what in 1930

A

Contact Lenses

265
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What was the third country to get the “bomb”?

A

Britain

266
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Who was america’s first public enemy no 1

A

John dillinger

267
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A bear is ursine - what bird is pavonine

A

Peacock

268
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Who wrote Whip Hand Proof and Flying Finish

A

Dick Francis

269
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Whose first release was ‘talking heads 77’

A

Psycho killer

270
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This military attack took place on Dec. 7, 1941.

A

Pearl harbour

271
Q

Who sang about Saturday Night at the Movies

A

The Drifters

272
Q

In which country is the Blarney Stone?

A

Ireland (or Eire) at Blarney Castle near Cork

273
Q

What Queen of Ogygia detained Odysseus for seven years

A

Calypso

274
Q

In Greek mythology, who was the only mortal gorgon

A

Medusa

275
Q

Whose last words were - “Clito I owe a cock to Asclepius”

A

Socrates

276
Q

The Sicilian, French and Alekhines are all used in which game

A

Chess

277
Q

With What Name Was Duke Ellington Christened

A

Edward Kennedy Ellington

278
Q

The scale used to measure the magnitude of earthquakes

A

Richter

279
Q

Which American state is nicknamed the ‘Beehive’ state

A

Utah

280
Q

In 1954 George Cowling was the first British TV what

A

Weatherman

281
Q

What is the birthplace (city) of the late John Candy

A

Toronto

282
Q

What was signed on 15th June 1215?

A

The Magna Carta

283
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In a year the average person walks four miles doing what

A

Making their bed

284
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Fault What Italian city had the Roman name Mediolanum

A

Milan

285
Q

What was the name of the balloon three americans piloted across the atlantic in 1978

A

The double eagle ii

286
Q

What animal can sleep 3 years but only mates once - 12 hours

A

Snails

287
Q

In ‘Alice In Wonderland’, who never stopped sobbing?

A

Mock Turtle

288
Q

In which city is the Cotton Bowl played?

A

Dallas

289
Q

Which American Author Wrote Jaws

A

Peter Benchley

290
Q

As who is Terry Bollea known

A

Hulk Hogan

291
Q

Which particles, when emitted by radioactive nuclei, are known as beta particles

A

Electrons or positrons

292
Q

Who composed the opera Lakme

A

Delibes

293
Q

What is the medical term for short sightedness

A

Myopia

294
Q

Which letter of the alphabet is used in cameras to describe the aperture setting?

A

F

295
Q

Minerals that are treasured for their beauty & durability

A

Gemstones

296
Q

What Is The Cos A Type Of?

A

Lettuce

297
Q

What famous religious hymn by Augustus Montague Toplady

A

Rock of Ages

298
Q

Which country’s ships fly under the Union Jack ?

A

Great Britain

299
Q

Who was the first gymnast to score a perfect 10 in Olympics

A

Nadia Comaneci

300
Q

What is the inscription on the squadron badge of 617 Squadron

A

Apres moi le deluge

301
Q

40000 Americans are injured each year where

A

In the toilet

302
Q

What traditionally happened on Ash Wednesday?

A

People put ash on their foreheads

303
Q

Which Soviet Republic Was the first To Declare Independence from Moscow In 1991?

A

Lithuania

304
Q

Reginald Carey became famous as who

A

Rex Harrison

305
Q

What was the first credit card called?

A

Diner´s Club

306
Q

The study of light and its relation to sight is called ________.

A

Optics

307
Q

Elaine Bookbinder became more famous as who

A

Elkie Brooks

308
Q

Who won the Best Actress Oscar in 1987 for her role in Moonstruck

A

Cher

309
Q

Name the female version of the Jewish Bar Mitzvah, celebrating a girl reaching the age of thirteen

A

Bat mitzvah

310
Q

Fritz Von Werra was the only German pilot WW2 to do what Escape

A

The one that got away

311
Q

16th century husband had to stop doing what to wives after 10pm

A

Beating Them

312
Q

Which Italian painter noted for “red” canvases died in Venice of the plague in 1576, aged about 99

A

Titian

313
Q

Who set a world water speed record over 70 mph at age 72

A

Alexander Graham Bell

314
Q

Name the person who caused Chicago kids to get school milk

A

Al Capone

315
Q

What was stolen from a Hotel Garden in Britain in 1991

A

Onion Crop

316
Q

Who wrote Three Men in a Boat

A

Jerome K Jerome

317
Q

Who said “Tha tha that’s all folks”?

A

Porky Pig

318
Q

Which forename, deriving from the Germanic ‘rulehard’, has been held by three English kings

A

Richard

319
Q

What Is Nosocomephobia The Fear Of

A

Hospitals

320
Q

Where does the annual poker world series take place

A

Las vegas

321
Q

The 1st personal computer went on sale in what year

A

1977

322
Q

What Tourist Attraction Is Wearing Away At A Rate Of 5 Feet Per Year

A

Niagra Falls

323
Q

What is the flower that stands for: aversion

A

Indian single pink

324
Q

What is a cancerous tumour

A

Malignant

325
Q

The Federated States of ___________, located at the Eastern Caroline Islands in the northwest Pacific Ocean, has more than 600 islands and 40 volcanos.

A

Micronesia

326
Q

What is the meaning of the name of the constellation Ursa Minor ?

A

Little Bear

327
Q

The basenji is a mid_sized dog with a silky copper coat. Although they are considered a barkless dog, they are known to __________ when they are happy.

A

Yodel

328
Q

What is the fear of suffering and disease known as

A

Panthophobia

329
Q

The bridge connecting Boston & Cambridge via Massachusetts Avenue is commonly know as the ______

A

Harvard bridge

330
Q

The chameleon has a tongue that is 1.5 times the length of its __________

A

Body

331
Q

What element does the symbol ‘at’ represent

A

Astatine

332
Q

These limestone deposits rise from the floor of caves.

A

Stalagmites

333
Q

What was the first network series devoted entirely to rock and roll?

A

American Bandstand

334
Q

The 25th U.S. president always wore a red carnation. He was _______ ______

A

William mckinley

335
Q

Sydneys Main Airport Is Named After Which Great Australian Aviator

A

Sir Charles Kingsford Smith

336
Q

When was the cathode ray tube invented

A

1878

337
Q

Who Released The 70’s Album Entitled Catch a Fire

A

Bob Marley and the Wailers

338
Q

What Is The Most Common Element In The Universe

A

Hydrogen

339
Q

What was the name of the party dog that that was Budwiser’s mascot in the late eighties?

A

Spuds McKenzie

340
Q

What is the name in a planet’s orbit when it is nearest to the sun

A

Perihelion

341
Q

Which Athenian philosopher wrote nothing - immortalised by Plato

A

Socrates

342
Q

When is the shortest day in the southern hemisphere

A

June

343
Q

Six copies of what are stored under bell jars in Serves France

A

The Kilogram in platinum iridium

344
Q

What color are an albino elephant’s toenails

A

White

345
Q

What is the Capital of: Sweden

A

Stockholm

346
Q

The Big Bopper and Ritchie Valens died in a plane crash with which rock and roll legend

A

Buddy Holly

347
Q

What job does up & down do for a living

A

Elevator operator

348
Q

What animal can smell a virgin same type from 1.8 miles away

A

Gypsy Moth

349
Q

What is rayon made from

A

Wood pulp

350
Q

Which is the longest river system in Australia

A

The murray-darling

351
Q

Michael Jackson sing this song in 1987

A

Smooth criminal

352
Q

A person with a strong desire to steal is a(n) ________.

A

Kleptomaniac

353
Q

What is the capital of Nebraska

A

Lincoln

354
Q

Which book featured the miser Scrooge?

A

A Christmas Carol

355
Q

Who was the first manager from outside the British Isles to win the English FA Cup?

A

Ruud Gullit

356
Q

In 1968, who released ‘carnival of life’ and ‘recital’

A

Lee michaels

357
Q

The indoor theatre at the new Globe, being built in London, will be named after which historical person

A

Inigo jones

358
Q

What style of dancing was popularized with rap music?

A

Break Dancing

359
Q

The longest suspension bridge in the world is the Akashi Kaikyo, located where

A

Japan

360
Q

Aleksei Leanov was the first to do what

A

Space walk

361
Q

Not to be confused with spatchcock, which creature might be split and grilled or fried in a manner known as spitchcock?

A

Eel

362
Q

In Shakespeare’s play, who tamed the shrew

A

Petruchio

363
Q

Which Singer Released Their 4th Album Entitled “ This Time ” In 2007

A

Melanie C

364
Q

What do the initials U.F.O stand for?

A

Unidentified Flying Object

365
Q

Who Was The Youngest British Prime Minister?

A

William Pitt (The Younger)

366
Q

What is the flower that stands for: stoicism

A

Box tree

367
Q

Who Is Married To Tatum O’ Neil

A

John Mcenroe

368
Q

In Kansas by law you cannot drive what down the street

A

Buffalo

369
Q

A very tall center and a real ladies man

A

Wilt the stilt

370
Q

What is the flower that stands for: conjugal love

A

Lime

371
Q

Baby rattlesnakes are born in August and __________

A

September

372
Q

During Which War Did The Charge Of The Light Brigade Occur?

A

Crimean

373
Q

Which Chess Piece Always Remains On The Same Colour Square

A

Tthe Bishop

374
Q

Jocasta was the wife of Laius and the mother of who

A

Oedipus

375
Q

Gadzookie has a large, green friend. Who is he?

A

Godzilla

376
Q

The Sweater Shop International was a competition which sport

A

Snooker

377
Q

What is the flower that stands for: blushes

A

Marjoram

378
Q

What does the Fleetwood Mac inspired plaque on Bill Clinton’s desk read

A

Don’t stop thinking about tomorrow

379
Q

Who was hanged & decapitated two years after he had died

A

Oliver cromwell

380
Q

On an Indian menu, Aloo is what type of food?

A

Potato

381
Q

What was the first single released on the Apple label?

A

Hey Jude”/Revolution

382
Q

As close as two ______ in a pod

A

Peas

383
Q

Dainty or cute to an affected degree

A

Cutesy

384
Q

Marie Stopes discovered what in British Museum after marriage

A

Should not be virgin

385
Q

Literal translation what Persian word is leg garment

A

Panamas

386
Q

These marine crustaceans often attach themselves to the hulls of ships.

A

Barnacle

387
Q

The maximum life span of __________ has been documented to be over 200 years in exceptional cases. The average life span of the large colorful fish, however, is 25 to 35 years.

A

Koi

388
Q

What financial item was introduced to UK in September 1963

A

American Express card

389
Q

This subject is covered in the magazine “Bondage” (two words)

A

James bond

390
Q

What is the sixth planet from our sun?

A

Saturn

391
Q

How is a zither played

A

Plucked

392
Q

What union did duran duran sing of in 1983

A

Union of the snake

393
Q

In which country is the world’s largest National Park?

A

Greenland

394
Q

Who Sung Their Own Theme Before Moving On To A “Superfly Guy”

A

S Express

395
Q

Who said ‘there, i guess king george can read that’

A

John hancock

396
Q

What is the flavour of the liqueur Kahlua?

A

Coffee

397
Q

Which fictional city is Superman’s home

A

Metropolis

398
Q

What is the capital of Latvia

A

Riga

399
Q

Who starred in the ‘hard to kill’ series of films

A

Steven segal

400
Q

Who appeared solo at the woodstock festival after leaving ‘the lovin’ spoonful’

A

John sebastian