Trivia Database_110 Flashcards

1
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Which Animal Has Young Called Elver?

A

The Eel

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2
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Simmons film - who was the female star of bugsy malone

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Jodie foster

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3
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In which decade if the 20 century was the first Filofax sold

A

1920’s

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4
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He transmitted radio signals across the Atlantic in 1901.

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Enrico Marconi

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5
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Born Roberta Joan Anderson Who Had A 1970 Hit With “Big Yellow Taxi”

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Joni Mitchell

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6
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In December 1990 Who Became The Only Act To Top The Charts In 5 Separate Decades?

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Cliff Richard

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7
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This Was A Highly Successful Film In 1961, A Flop Broadway Musical In 1966, And A Top Ten UK Hit In 1996, What Is It?

A

Breakfast At Tiffany’s

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8
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What three main ingredients are added to mayonnaise to make a Waldorf salad?

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Apple, celery and walnuts

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9
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Who sang about ‘commitment’

A

Leann rhimes

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10
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Catherine the Great kept who in an iron cage in her bedroom

A

Wigmaker

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11
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What is a group of snakes

A

Nest

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12
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After homes and jobs where do Americans spend most time

A

Shopping Malls

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13
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Who was jethro tull

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Agriculturist

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14
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Until 1947, what mixture used for calming babies contained opium

A

Gripe water

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15
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DNA analysis suggests there are three distinct species of this animal, African forest, African savanna & Indian. What animal

A

Elephant

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16
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Which company manufactures Calvin Kline’s Obsession

A

Unilever

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17
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Which animal has the largest eyes

A

Giant squid

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18
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Pope Clement VII made it illegal for anyone else to eat what

A

Mushrooms

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19
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Which painting medium is an emulsion of egg yolks and water

A

Tempera

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20
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What was the recently closed Wembley Stadium called in 1923

A

The Empire Stadium

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21
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What was Bretts last supper in the film Pulp Fiction ? (food and beverage)

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A Big Kahuna (cheese)burger and Sprite

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22
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What is the drink ‘Southern Comfort’ flavoured with

A

Peaches

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23
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Who wrote the book “wouldn’t take nothing for my journey now”

A

Maya

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24
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How many member states are there in the United Arab Emirates

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Seven

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25
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Which country has the internet domain .me?

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Montenegro

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26
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If you are born in March what is your Flower

A

Violet

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27
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Which 50’s Movie features the Line ‘Tomorrow you’ll be one of us’

A

The Invasion of the Body Snatchers

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28
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Cirrus is a cloud type - what literal translation of its Latin name

A

Lock of Hair

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29
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What is a gharial

A

Fish eating Nile Crocodile

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30
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What country was the setting of ‘you only live twice’

A

Japan

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31
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What singer sang the song Spank Me

A

Madonna

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32
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Which singer went from ‘The Libertines’ to ‘Babyshambles’?

A

Pete Doherty

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33
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What should you give on a 35th wedding anniversary

A

Coral

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34
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Trudeau 3399 what sport do you rack your balls in

A

Billiards

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35
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A method of producing images or letters from sheets of cardboard, metal, or other materials from which forms have been cut away.

A

Stenciling

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36
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What symbol is on the flag of Vietnam

A

Star

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37
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His wife was Roxana, his horse was Bacephalus, he was?

A

Alexander the Great

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38
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When were fortune cookies invented

A

1918

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39
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What is the smallest bone in the body

A

Stirrup bone

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40
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What Do You Call A Person Who Studies Earth Quakes

A

Seismologist

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41
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Upon Which Shakespearean Play Is The Musical West Side Story Based

A

Romeo & Juliet

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42
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There Have Only Been 2 No.1 Singles That Have Rhymed “Eskimo” With “Arapahoe” Name Them

A

Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick & Chicken Song

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43
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Who wrote Breakfast at Tiffany’s

A

Truman Capote

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44
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Old apothecaries weights 20 grains in a what

A

Scruple

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45
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Who was Robbin Island Prison’s most famous inmate ?

A

Nelson Mandella

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46
Q

What is a group of buzzards

A

Wake

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47
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The Little Mermaid is found in the harbour of which city

A

Copenhagen

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48
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Who is the greek equivalent of the roman god Vesta

A

Hestia

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49
Q

How many times did stirling moss win the world championship?

A

Never

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50
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Captain cook lost almost half his crew in 1768 on his first voyage to ______

A

South pacific

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51
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Plashing’ is a term used to describe the collecting or gathering of what kind of nuts?

A

Walnuts

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52
Q

What happens to 12% of Americans each year

A

Arrested

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53
Q

What is the Capital of: Guinea

A

Conakry

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54
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Who composed ‘the four seasons’

A

Vivaldi

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55
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Capital cities: Taiwan

A

Taipei

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56
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Cocktails: gin, blue curacao & lemonade make a _______

A

Blue lagoon

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57
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Frodo. Gandalf and Bilbo Baggins are all characters from what

A

The lord of the rings

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58
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FIDE govern what game

A

Chess

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59
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What is the transformation of inhospitable planets into hospitable ones

A

Terraforming

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60
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Madame Tussard the waxwork founder was born in which city

A

Strasbourg

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61
Q

Who Recorded The Million Selling Album “No Parlez”

A

Paul Young

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62
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What is the state bird of New York

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Bluebird

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63
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What Is Aioli

A

Garlic Mayonnaise

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64
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What sport uses rubber cushions and slate beds

A

Billiards

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65
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What was the name of the company that the characters on Taxi worked for?

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Sunshine Cab Company

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66
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Name the group that linked with Motorhead on the St Valentine’s Day Massacre EP?

A

Girlschool

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67
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When a satellite is closest to Earth its position is called what

A

Perigee

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68
Q

Which country has the longest coastline?

A

Canada

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69
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Barbary Apes live on what Mediterranean feature

A

Rock of gibraltar

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70
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What Sport Would You Expect To See In A Velodrome?

A

Cycling

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71
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Which British Boxer Was First To Win 3 Lonsdale Belts Outright?

A

Henry Cooper

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72
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What don mclean song laments the day buddy holly died

A

American pie

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73
Q

After Whome is the Teddy Bear Named

A

Theodore Roosevelt

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74
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Whose first single released July 1961 was Buttered Popcorn

A

The Supremes

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75
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What’s the largest and most powerful of the american cats

A

Jaguar

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76
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Pellagrophobia is the fear of

A

Pellagra

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77
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On The Subject Of Fine Wines, Or In This Case Not So Fine , Which Country If The Origin Of The Word “Plonk”?

A

Australia

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78
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Which Country Was The First To Allow Woman To Vote?

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New Zealand

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79
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In Which Tv Show Were “ Henry Davenport & Sally Smedley ” Newsreaders

A

Drop The Dead donkey

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80
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Who plays the part of Satan in the film The Devil’s Advocate, released in 1998

A

Al pacino

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81
Q

What does sub rosa mean

A

Not literally but in plain english in secret

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82
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This ugly creature has patches of red on his rear-end.

A

Mandrill

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83
Q

What is the capital of Estonia?

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Tallin

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84
Q

The initials of the band NIN stand for?

A

Nine Inch Nails

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85
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What is a chihuahua named after

A

Mexican state

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86
Q

What Animal is Featured On a Ferrari Badge

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Horse/Stallion

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87
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What is the only country to have a single color flag

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Libya

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88
Q

Who did time magazine nickname the “first lady of radio” in 1939

A

Kate smith

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89
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Who said “never kick a fresh turd on a hot day”

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Harry S Truman

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90
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By raising your legs slowly and laying on your back, in what can you not sink

A

Quicksand

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91
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What legume did George Washington Carver use as a basis for over 300 inventions

A

Peanuts

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92
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Who is the roman equivalant of the greek god eros

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Amor

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93
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The date of which christian festival was fixed in 325 ad by the council of nicaea

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Easter

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94
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What is the next line ‘Christmas is coming the goose is getting fat …’’

A

Please put a penny in the old mans hat

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95
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Perfume from the fruit of a dwarf orange tree

A

Bergamot

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96
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What bird lays an egg that is roughly a quarter of its body weight?

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Kiwi

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97
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Which Northern UK English city Did The Beatles Come From

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Liverpool

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98
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What is the name of the ‘big con’’ that Paul Newman and Robert Redford carry out in The Sting?

A

The Wire

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99
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What artist had most weeks in the UK chart in 2000 was it Bob The Builder, Westlife, Craig David or Britney Spears?

A

Craig David

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100
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What do we call what the Japanese call Oshugatsu

A

New Year

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101
Q

Who is the unit of sound named after

A

Alexander Graham Bell - Decibel

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102
Q

How Many Sides Does A “Enneadecagon” Have

A

19

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103
Q

To What Name Was The Hall Of Arts & Sciences Changed

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The Royal Albert Hall

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104
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The baby ruth candy bar was named after which u.s president’s daughter

A

Grover cleveland

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105
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“One shaft of light that shows the way, no mortal man can win this day” what is the Queen song title

A

A Kind of Magic

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106
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What vehicles are involved in the ‘Tour de France’

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Bicycles

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107
Q

Who was best man at John and Cynthia’s wedding?

A

Brian

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108
Q

The liquid measure of a capacity equal to 1/8 of a fluid ounce is a(n) _________.?

A

Fluid Dram

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109
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Aspirin was originally obtained from the bark of which tree?

A

Willow

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110
Q

Peter Piper picked a peck of what?

A

Pickled peppers

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111
Q

Gloria Estefan’s Band Was Called “The Miami Sound Machine” Or Was It “The Furious Five”

A

The Miami Sound Machine

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112
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How was Tristram Shandy (fictional character) circumcised

A

A Sash window fell on it

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113
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In Greek mythology, what were the golden apples

A

Apricots

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114
Q

What country does Gotland belong to

A

Sweden

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115
Q

The name Gregory is from the Greek meaning what

A

Watchman

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116
Q

Salad plant, its root can be roasted and ground and used as coffee

A

Chicory

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117
Q

What fruit bear the latin name “citrus grandis”?

A

Grapefruit

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118
Q

Which drink is sometimes referred to as Adam’s ale?

A

Water

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119
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With what instrument is the jazz musician Chet Baker associated

A

Trumpet

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120
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Which 60’s Model Starred In Ken Russell’s Film Of The Musical “The Boyfriend”

A

Twiggy

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121
Q

What sport do players ‘tee off’ in

A

Golf

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122
Q

What is a cachalot

A

A Sperm Whale

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123
Q

Where is the National Motor Museum

A

Beaulieu

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124
Q

Devils on horseback are prunes stuffed with almonds and wrapped in what?

A

Bacon

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125
Q

In Japan what is jigai

A

Female suicide

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126
Q

What organisation is known as the Society of Friends

A

Quakers

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127
Q

Charles Bingley was a character in what classic novel

A

Pride and Prejudice

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128
Q

Sticky tape was produced in which year

A

1928

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129
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Nicaragua ?

A

Cordoba

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130
Q

What Is The Name Of Bill Wymans Knightsbridge Restaurant

A

Sticky Fingers

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131
Q

What film is generally considered the worst film ever made

A

Attack of the

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132
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What is the meaning of dc in “Washington DC”

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District of columbia

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Gore is also known as the Brown Trout Capital of the World and New Zealand’s ___________

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Country music capital

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Ethanoic (or acetic) acid is the major constituent of which everyday condiment?

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Vinegar

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What state is only part of the U.S. by treaty

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Texas

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What rock music term was coined by william burroughs in his book “the soft machine”

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Heavy metal

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137
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In Egyptian mythology, who was Horus’ mother?

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Isis

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138
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What animals name comes from the Sanskrit to steal

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Mouse - Musha

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139
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When was the Fascist party founded in Italy

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1919

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140
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Who recorded such popular songs as ‘Whose Zoomin’ Who’ and is known as the Queen of Soul

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Aretha Franklin

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141
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Football Team, the baltimore ______

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Colts

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142
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Norma Talmage in 1927 made the first - the first what

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Footprints concrete Grumman theatre

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143
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What nationality is athlete Greta Waitz

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Norwegian

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144
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Who Was The Fictional Band In The Famous Movie Of The Same Name That Made Fun Of Heavy Metal Bands

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Spinal Tap

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145
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What was invented in 1855 45 years later than it was needed

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Can Opener

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Countries of the world:eastern coast of Baltic Sea in northeastern Europe, the capital is Vilnius

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Lithuania

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147
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To what is the area of a human lung equal

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Tennis court

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148
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What is ambergis used in the making of

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Perfume

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149
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Francesco Seraglio invented what in Australia in early 1960s

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The Woolmark logo

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150
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Wheeled vehicle, specifically, a vehicle for carrying persons, designed to be drawn by one or more draft animals

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Carriage

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151
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From Which Fish Do You Obtain Cavia

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The Sturgeon

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152
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Roger Bannister ran the first sub 4 minute mile who ran 2nd

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John Landie of New Zealand

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153
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What were the earliest tree ornaments?

A

Apples & Fruit

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154
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Indiana Jones: What company handled the “special effects”

A

Industrial light

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155
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What colour signifies a difficult slope in skiing?

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Black

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156
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What is the nickname for Maryland

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Free state

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157
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Which city was superman born in

A

Kryptonopolis

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158
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Which metal is the best conductor of electricity?

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Silver

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159
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Illustrator Florence K Upton created what (now not PC)

A

Golliwog

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160
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What’s the oed

A

Oxford english dictionary

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161
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In Computing what do the initials Jpeg stand for

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Joint Photographic Experts Group

162
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Whose biography is entitled ‘lady sings the blues’

A

Billie holliday

163
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Which port of Sicily shares its name with a city in New York State?

A

Syracuse

164
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Vampire bats prefer to bite what part of a sleeping person

A

Toe

165
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Carson who succeeded joseph stalin as russian premier

A

Georgy malenkov

166
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Baseball: the chicago ______

A

Cubs

167
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Myxophobia is the fear of

A

Slime

168
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What colour is Queen Elizabeth’s blotting paper

A

Black

169
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When was the laser invented

A

1960

170
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What Is The Unit Of Cuurrency In India

A

The Rupee

171
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What Sign Of The Zodiac Is Represented By A Centaur

A

Sagittarius

172
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Which great ocean liner was launched in 1934?

A

The Queen Mary

173
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Who was the wife of Moses?

A

Zipporah

174
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What was invented by Ludovic Zamenhof ?

A

Esperanto

175
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Paul Revere was a silversmith, copper engraver and what

A

Dentist

176
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What colour is a robin’s egg?

A

Blue

177
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What Would You Be Most Likely To Be Chewing If It Were Flavoured With Mentha Piperita Or Mentha Viridris

A

Chewing Gum , Peppermint, Spearment

178
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Who Did The Avalon Boys Accompany On The 1976 Hit “The Trail Of The Lonesome Pine”

A

Laurel & Hardy

179
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Sinbad faced this arabian mythical bird of prey name the bird

A

Roc

180
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Who wrote The Last Frontier first published in 1959

A

Alistair Maclean

181
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Maracaibo is the second largest city in which South American country

A

Venezuela

182
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Which musical stage show ( and film ) uses tunes by Borodin

A

Kismet

183
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Which philosopher’s last words, were: “Go on, get out! Last words are for fools who haven’t said enough.”

A

Karl marx

184
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In Which American State Is The Dinosaur Valley Museum

A

Colorado

185
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The Romans called it Mamcunium what is this English city

A

Manchester

186
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On which day of the year would you ‘firstfoot’

A

January 1st

187
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Which man’s name means Bearer of Christ

A

Christopher

188
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What was the last name of the american that invented root beer soft drink

A

Hires

189
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What is the proper name for ‘mad cow disease’

A

Bovine spongiform

190
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What small fish, often tinned, was named after a Mediterranean island

A

Sardine

191
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What was the first fighting vehicle?

A

War chariot

192
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How Many 75cl Bottles Of Champagne Would You Get From A Jeroboam

A

4 Bottles

193
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What did aristotle believe the heart was

A

Seat of intelligence

194
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A word like ‘NASA’ formed from the initials of other words is a(n) ______.

A

Acronym

195
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The understanding of speech through observation of the lips, tongue and facial expressions is known as ______

A

Lip reading

196
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As what was Lincoln Park in chicago originally used

A

Cemetary

197
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The theme from Top Gun was a hit for which European sounding group

A

Berlin

198
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What are the moufflon & bighorn

A

Sheep

199
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What religion follows the teachings of the prophet Mohammed

A

Islam

200
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What part of your body can have a gastric ulcer

A

Your stomach

201
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In Which Series Of Films From 1984 Onwards Did Robert Englund Star As Freddy Krueger

A

A Nightmare On Elm Street

202
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What is the heaviest element that can be formed by regular fusion reactions in the core of a star?

A

Iron

203
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Wolf packs could be found in all the forests of Europe, and in 1420 and 1438, wolves roamed the streets of __________

A

Paris

204
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Which country is widely acknowledged to have the largest Jewish population

A

United states

205
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What is the Capital of: Yemen

A

Sanaa

206
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Which Magician Was An Advisor To King Arthur

A

Merlin

207
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What’s the most common term of endearment in the U.S.

A

Honey

208
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Pampas grass is a native plant of which continent

A

South america

209
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Which British Pop Star Had A Hit With The Song “ Anyone Who Had A Heart “

A

Cilla Black

210
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A web designer might use CGI scripts what does CGI stand for

A

Common Gateway Interface

211
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What was the name of Barney and Betty Rubble’s son?

A

Bam Bam

212
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Which country and western singer is known as the ‘okie from muskogee’?

A

Merle Haggard

213
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What Country Smokes The Largest Amount Of Cigarettes Worldwide

A

China

214
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How many episodes were there in the original Star Trek series?

A

75

215
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Which Famous Rapper Was Born “Stanley Kirk Burrel” in 1962?

A

MC Hammer

216
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Where is the district ‘elephant and castle’

A

London

217
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Which was the first rock group to use lasers in a live performance?

A

The Who

218
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What is the characters name of Agent 86

A

Maxwell Smart

219
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Which Singer Had A Blonde Ambition Tour In 1990

A

Madonna

220
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On TV P.C. McGarry Is The Local Bobby Of Which Village

A

Camberwick Green

221
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Which Fair Was The Subject Of A Simon & Garfunkel Song

A

Scarborough O Fair

222
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Who wrote “Dracula”

A

Bram stoker

223
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What is the fear of germs known as

A

Spermophobia

224
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Who Wrote The Music For The Ballets Swan Lake & Sleeping Beauty

A

Tchaikovsky

225
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Which Early 80’s Group Sang “You’re Lying “ And “Intuition”

A

Linx

226
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Air is 21% oxygen, 78% ______, and 1% other gases

A

Nitrogen

227
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The Flavian Amphitheatre is better known as what

A

Colosseum in Rome

228
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Hammer, anvil and stirrup are parts of ______

A

Ear

229
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Who sang ‘Forever and Ever, Amen’?

A

Randy Travis

230
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Gold Discs Platinum Discs but who won first Rhodium Disc

A

Paul McCartney

231
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Where was steel first made

A

India

232
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Who Did Steve Davis Defeat In His First Ever World Snooker Final In 1981

A

Doug Mountjoy

233
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What is the oldest swimming stroke

A

Breaststroke 16th century

234
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February 25th 1990 what was banned in the US

A

Smoking on all domestic flights

235
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Which Country Owns Easter Island ?

A

Chile

236
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Eliza Doolittle is a character in which George Bernard Shaw play

A

Pygmalion

237
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The violet variety of quartz is called ________.

A

Amethyst

238
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Agatha Christie’s elderly female crimesolver

A

Miss marple

239
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Cum Granlo Salis is Latin for what phrase

A

With a grain of salt

240
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What European countries national anthem has no official words

A

Spain

241
Q

Triangular part of wall at the end of a ridged roof

A

Gable

242
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Which Member Of The Monkees Went On To Front “The First National Band”

A

Mike Nesmith

243
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Whose Real Name Is Roberta Anderson

A

Joni Mitchell

244
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What county is chicago

A

Cook county

245
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Who was the egyptian god of war and divine vengeance

A

Sakhmet

246
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How was crystal palace destroyed

A

Fire

247
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Which 50’s Movie features the Line ‘ This is war. This is not a game of cricket’.

A

The Bridge on the River Kwai

248
Q

Who Did Tiger Woods Replace As The World’s Number One Ranked Golfer In 1998?

A

Greg Norman

249
Q

What ‘SK’ Do You Call A Quiet Armour Wearer

A

Silent Knight

250
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What is the only letter of the English alphabet with three syllables (no hints please)

A

W

251
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Who became king of Saudi Arabia in 1982?

A

King Fahd

252
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Juliet binoche won an academy award for best supporting actress in which film

A

The english patient

253
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Candlestick maker what is the capital of iran

A

Teheran

254
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What is the state bird of Alabama

A

Yellowhammer

255
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From which country does the poinsettia plant originate?

A

Mexico

256
Q

Featured In The Film Jurassic Park, Which Creatures Name Means ‘Quick Plunderer’

A

Velociraptor

257
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What is a dhoti

A

An Indian male loincloth

258
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Jockey Lester Piggot Once Served 3 Years In Prison For What Crime

A

Tax Evasion

259
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Who recorded as Dib Cochran and the Earwigs

A

Marc Bolan and David Bowie

260
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In 1960, ray charles released the hit “i can’t stop _____”

A

Loving you

261
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What Is The Rest Of This James Brown Song Title “Say It Loud_________”

A

I’m Black & I’m Proud

262
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Hans Christian Anderson had what job before writing

A

Actor

263
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In which American State was the first atomic bomb test carried out in July 1945

A

New mexico

264
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Who wrote the music for Showboat

A

Jerome Kern

265
Q

Whom did Michael Portillo succeed as M.P. for Kensington and Chelsea in November 1999

A

Alan clark

266
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What year did Roger Maris hit 61 homeruns

A

1961

267
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What actor links Von Ryan’s Express - Magnificent Seven

A

Brad Dexter

268
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Nacre is more commonly known as what

A

Mother of Pearl

269
Q

Which Band Had The Last UK Number One Hit Of The Millenium

A

Westlife

270
Q

What Is The Bed Of A Snooker Table Made From?

A

Slate

271
Q

Which composers third symphony is nicknamed the Polish

A

Pytor Illyich Tchaikovsky

272
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Where would you find line of Mars - Girdle of Venus

A

Palm - lines in Palmistry

273
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On ‘southpark’ what usually happens to kenny

A

He gets killed

274
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What was the first safety feature patented for an automobile and attached to a front fender

A

Safety net

275
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Who invented false eyelashes

A

D.w griffith

276
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In what novel does Dr Hannibal Lecter first appear

A

Red Dragon

277
Q

In 1927, the first words spoken in a film were “Wait a minute, wait a minute!” Which five words followed

A

You ain’t heard nothing yet

278
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Who composed the Overture to the Wasps

A

Vaughan williams

279
Q

What’s the Eskimo word for a moccasin type boot

A

Mukluk

280
Q

In South Carolina what’s barred Fountain Inn without wear pants

A

Horses

281
Q

Who composed The Planets suit (both names)

A

Gustav Holst

282
Q

Who followed up beetlejuice with clean and sober

A

Michael keaton

283
Q

What is a Lampyris Noctiluca better known as

A

A Glow-Worm ( European )

284
Q

Who is married to eddie van halen

A

Valerie bertanelli

285
Q

What are the units of measurement for Energy ?

A

Joule

286
Q

Handel’s Harmonious Blacksmith is played on what instrument

A

Harpsichord

287
Q

To what family does the hippopotamus belong

A

Pig

288
Q

What is the longest river in Scotland

A

Tay

289
Q

What palace was build by the sun king ,louis xiv in the previous century

A

Versailles

290
Q

Which Record Company Had It’s First US Hit With Carl Perkins’s “Blue Suede Shoes”

A

Sun Records

291
Q

What is the highest mountain in North America

A

Mount mckinley

292
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Which country is ruled by two Captains Regent

A

San marino

293
Q

What nursery rhyme character was arachnaphobic

A

Little miss muffet

294
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Name The 4 Stations In Monopoly

A

Fenchurch Street, Liverpool Street, Kings Cross, Marylebone

295
Q

Breakers footrace what does the irish ‘dubh linn’ mean

A

Blackpool

296
Q

Who wrote the poem ‘Ozymandias’?

A

Percy Bysshe Shelley

297
Q

There are 300 distinct different types of what food

A

Honey

298
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Which South American Country Has The “Balboa” As It’s Currency

A

Panama

299
Q

Edgar Allen Poe wrote a famous poem about his animal.

A

Raven

300
Q

Name the first king to ever make an official visit to communist China

A

Juan

301
Q

What was unique about all the mens foil winners 1952 Olympics

A

All Left Handed

302
Q

What countries still have not signed a peace treaty for wwii

A

Russia and

303
Q

The is no known language without a word for this creature - what

A

Butterfly

304
Q

What sort of winds lie either side of the Doldrums

A

Trade

305
Q

Which Queen album shares its name with a newspaper?

A

News Of The World

306
Q

According To The Lonny Donnegan Classic “The Cumberland Gap” How Many Miles Long Was The Cumberland Gap?

A

Fifteen

307
Q

Which of the Wombles was named after a city in Russia?

A

Tomsk

308
Q

What colour is caffine?

A

White

309
Q

What is the us city with the highest murder rate

A

Detroit

310
Q

Which chess piece is usually valued as 5 points?

A

Rook

311
Q

Which Bird Was The Emblem Of Prussia

A

The Eagle

312
Q

What is the collective name for a group of Angels

A

A Host Of Angels

313
Q

What vehicles are involved in the “Tour de France”?

A

Bicycles

314
Q

Pentheraphobia is the fear of

A

Mother-in-law

315
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Sirocco, mistral and chinook are all types of what

A

Winds

316
Q

What has approximately 1/4 pound of salt in every gallon?

A

Seawater

317
Q

In the film Copycat , which entertainer played serial killer Daryll Lee

A

Harry connick jnr

318
Q

Which is the most ancient walled city

A

Jericho

319
Q

The German Opel family was known for the manufacture of what

A

Cars

320
Q

In what European country are the villages Vomitville and Fukking

A

Austria

321
Q

Other than pocahontas, which two women have been represented on u.s currency

A

Susan b anthony and martha washington

322
Q

Which group govern in a plutocracy

A

The most wealthy

323
Q

What is the capital of United Kingdom ?

A

London

324
Q

The British Mediterranean Fleet defeated Italian naval forces at which battle in May 1941

A

Cape matapan

325
Q

On Which Record Label Was “Apache” Released By The Shadows In 1960

A

EMI

326
Q

What Was Joy Adamson’s Lion Cub Called

A

Elsa

327
Q

From which alphabet do all western alphabets originate

A

Phoenician

328
Q

In the TV series “The Beverley Hillbillies”, who played Jed Clampett

A

Buddy ebsen

329
Q

What is the average viewing figure for The TV Show (A Question Of Sport) 7, 8, 9, or 10 Million

A

8 Million

330
Q

The arteries & veins surrounding the brain stem are called what

A

Circle of willis

331
Q

Woodwind Instrument size between Clarinet and Bassoon

A

Cor-anglais

332
Q

What is the capital of Venezuela ?

A

Caracas

333
Q

What is a group of asses

A

Pace

334
Q

Who was Ancient Egyptian goddess of fertility, love and beauty ?

A

Bastet

335
Q

What style of dancing was popularized with rap music?

A

Break Dancing

336
Q

She played a Polish refugee in “Sophie’s Choice”.

A

Meryl Streep

337
Q

While the bones of most airborne birds are hollow for lightness, __________ are endowed with solid bones for ballast when they dive, sometimes to 850 feet or more.

A

Penguins

338
Q

Which country developed “Tae-Kwan-Do”?

A

Korea

339
Q

Who wrote the story of “the nutcracker”

A

Eta hoffmann

340
Q

Yaounde is the capital of ______?

A

Cameroon

341
Q

Who hit a golf shot on the moon

A

Alan sheppard

342
Q

The Rhine rises in which country

A

Switzerland

343
Q

Gibraltar Point, an area especially associated with wildlife is located south of which seaside resort?

A

Skegness

344
Q

In 1951 Howard Hawks produced The Thing. Who directed the 1982 remake, which starred Kurt Russell

A

John Carpenter

345
Q

A male __________ that has been neutered is known as a “wether.”

A

Goat

346
Q

What are the more common terms for the maxilla and mandible

A

Upper and lower jaw

347
Q

Santiago is the capital of ______

A

Chile

348
Q

Who invented dynamite ?

A

Alfred Nobel

349
Q

What is the fear of symbolism known as

A

Symbolophobia

350
Q

The Andaman Islands belong to which country?

A

India

351
Q

Who was Jimmy Carter’s Vice-President

A

Walter mondale

352
Q

Who Recorded The Album “Reckless”

A

Bryan Adams

353
Q

Which food crop does the Colorado beetle most often attack?

A

Potato

354
Q

What word is given to a baby echidna?

A

Puggle

355
Q

What did table tennis balls used to be made from

A

Cork

356
Q

In Which Year Was The Boeing 747 Put Into Regular Service

A

1970

357
Q

This magazine features departments “Picks & Pans” and “Chatter”

A

People

358
Q

On Which Label Was The Sex Pistols First Single “Anarchy In The UK”

A

EMI

359
Q

Little boy & fat man were the first

A

Atomic bombs

360
Q

In the Bible, how is the Decalogue more commonly known

A

Ten commandments

361
Q

What is the world’s highest waterfall?

A

Angel Falls

362
Q

What was the name of the first presidential aircraft

A

Sacred Cow

363
Q

As who, was Lev Davidovitch Bronstein better known

A

Leon trotsky

364
Q

Kinshasa is the capital of ______?

A

Democratic Republic of the Congo

365
Q

What sport do you throw bombs in

A

Football

366
Q

All cows are females; the males are called __________

A

Bulls

367
Q

What is a bone specialist

A

Osteopath

368
Q

What does mel blanc’s headstone say

A

That’s all folks

369
Q

In Which Country Was Cliff Richard Born

A

India

370
Q

What is the flower that stands for: affectation

A

Morning glory

371
Q

Small vegetable like a marrow

A

Courgette

372
Q

What girls name is a type of Australian throwing stick

A

Kylie

373
Q

Festival on January 6th commemorating the visit of the Magi to Christ

A

Epiphany

374
Q

Which River Flows Through Paris

A

The Seine

375
Q

What does a brandophile collect

A

Cigar bands

376
Q

Who recorded ‘Blue Morning Blue Day’ in 1978?

A

Foreigner

377
Q

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

A

Spuds McKenzie

378
Q

Who recorded the album ‘Hotel California’

A

The eagles

379
Q

With what is a diamond cut if it forms graphite dust

A

Laser

380
Q

In which country are Cape Otway, Mount Gambier, and the Grampian Mountains

A

Australia

381
Q

What is the Capital of: Kenya

A

Nairobi

382
Q

Complete the verse - ‘Twas the night before christmas, when all through the house. Not a creature was stirring not even a

A

Mouse

383
Q

Who Released Their Debut “The Prince” On 2 Tone In 1979

A

Madness

384
Q

Of what country is the monetary unit the rupee

A

India

385
Q

Who said - Give us the tools and we will finish the job Feb 1941

A

Winston Churchill

386
Q

What does the distress signal SOS stand for?

A

Save our Souls

387
Q

What is the regulation height for a pin in tenpin bowling? (in inches)

A

Fifteen

388
Q

How many apostles did Jesus choose

A

12

389
Q

Bourbon Miss restaurant by law what must be served with water

A

One Small onion per glass

390
Q

What historic event does the nursery rhyme (Ring-a-ring of roses) commemorate?

A

The Great Plague

391
Q

What animal’s penis is four feet long when erect

A

Giraffe

392
Q

Staurophobia is a fear of ______

A

Crosses

393
Q

What’s a microchip made of

A

Silicon

394
Q

Who was the richest man to be vice president of the U.S.

A

Nelson rockefeller

395
Q

In Friends where does Joey keep his favourite book

A

In the Freezer

396
Q

In Massachusetts it is illegal to duel with what

A

Water Pistols

397
Q

Tarsus, metatarsus, and phalanges are parts of a(n) _________.

A

Foot

398
Q

Dreams are good friends, when you’re ______

A

Lonely

399
Q

In the world of computing what does the acronym P.D.F. stand for?

A

Portable Document File

400
Q

What is Ozzy Osbourne’s real first name?

A

John