Trivia Database_113 Flashcards

1
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What is the proper name for a watch pocket

A

Fob pocket

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2
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Phil Collins appeared in which Spielberg film with Robin Williams?

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Hook

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3
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In Egyptian mythology, what is the life force called?

A

Ka

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4
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Which is the most northerly town in the British Isles?

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Lerwick

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5
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In the nursery rhyme, Simple Simon met a pieman going where

A

To the fair

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6
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Who plays ‘Norman Bates’ in Hitchcock’s classic thriller Psycho

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Anthony perkins

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7
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Morris Frank brought Buddy from Swiss in 1928 what was Buddy

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First Seeing eye dog in USA

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8
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-ologies: Study of the history and development of words?

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Etymology

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9
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Silk & Steel Went To No.1 In 1986 For Which Family Act

A

Five Star

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10
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What 17th century explorer was buried with a pipe and a box of tobacco

A

Sir

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11
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What country is bounded in part by the Indian Ocean, Coral and Tasmen seas

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Australia

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12
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Which Superstar Was Subject To Child Abuse Allegations In 1994

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Micheal Jackson

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13
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In Greek mythology, who defeated atlanta in a footrace

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Melanion

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14
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What Was The First Single To Sell Over A Million Copies In The UK

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Bill Haley / Rock Around The Clock

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15
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Which Pop Duo Featured In All 3 Of Tottenham Hotspur’s UK Top Ten Hits

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Chas & Dave

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16
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In The Classic 1969 Blue Peter Clip An Elephant Decides To Relieve Itself On Live TV What Was It’s Name?

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Lulu

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17
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Which insect is the most eaten as a delicacy

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Grasshopper

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18
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Which of Henry the Eights wives was the widow of elder brother

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Catherine of Aragon

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19
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What does the acronym HTML stand for?

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Hyper Text Markup Language

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20
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What is the most populous city in North America

A

Mexico

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21
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Where did george harrison discover gold

A

Witwatersrand

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22
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Bugs always finds himself at the wrong end of a gun, usually toted by either Elmer Fudd or who?

A

Yosemite Sam

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23
Q

Men At Work Came From A Land Down Where

A

Under

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24
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Which silent film actor was known as ‘The Great Stone Face’

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Buster keaton

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25
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What is the chemical symbol for silicon

A

Si

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26
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Who Had A Hit With The Song “Forever Now” In 1984

A

Level 42

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27
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Who is married to valerie bertanelli

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Eddie van halen

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28
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In a church what is a galilee

A

Porch

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29
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The cortex & medulla are parts of what organ

A

Kidney

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30
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Microphobia is the fear of

A

Small things

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31
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Who portrayed the uncle on tv’s “family affair”

A

Brian keith

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32
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What date was V E day

A

May 8 1945

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33
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What chemical element gets is name from the greek word meaning ‘stranger’?

A

Xenon

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34
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Who Was The First Ever Person Ever To Sing A James Bond Theme

A

Matt Munroe

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35
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Which cereal diseases can cause food poisoning and gangrene of the fingers if consumed

A

Ergot

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36
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Three of Santa’s reindeers have a name beginning with the letter D, Dasher, Dancer and who else

A

Donner

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37
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Who Wrote White Christmas While Sunning Himself In Californa

A

Irving Berlin

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38
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In what month is Bastille Day

A

July

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39
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Which Islands In The Indian Ocean Gained Their Independence From Britain In 1976

A

The Seychelles

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40
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Which is the largest museum in the world?

A

Louvre

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41
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The Blue Mountains can be found on which Caribbean island

A

Jamaica

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42
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What is keranothenatophobia

A

Fear of artificial satellites falling on one’s head

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43
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When does Santa deliver presents?

A

Christmas Day

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44
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What Is The Scientific Study Of Birds Called?

A

Ornithology

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45
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Who Recorded The Albums “Cats Without Claws” & “Another Place In Time”

A

Donan Summer

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46
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What is the capital of Cuba ?

A

Havana

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47
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Alkaloid derived from morphine and used as a pain killer

A

Codeine

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48
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What country had the first banknotes

A

Sweden China paper not banknotes

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49
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Which Very Famous Person In World History Married “Clementine Ogilvy Hozier” In 1908?

A

Sir Winston Churchill

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50
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What agency began as a group of mercenary guards

A

Texas Rangers

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51
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The marimba is a deeper toned form of which instrument

A

Xylophone

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52
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Musa acuminata is what favourite food item

A

Banana

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53
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Which Roman Emperor made Sunday a religious holiday

A

Constantine

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54
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Which Nenry Mancini Song Does Andy Williams Employ As His Theme Song

A

Moon River

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55
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The Irawaddy runs through which country

A

Myanmar

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56
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Only 15% of French wines have what on the label

A

Appellation Controlee

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57
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Nintendo’s mascot, Mario, has a last name. What is it?

A

Mario

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58
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According to one estimate Benjamin Franklin had 24 what

A

Bastards – Illegitimate children

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59
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What is the common name for a hammer with a wooden head

A

Mallet

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60
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Whose last words were ‘thank god i have done my duty’

A

Horatio nelson

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61
Q

In which sport does Lee Westwood play?

A

Golf

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62
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Stalingrad who was the only sister on petticoat junction to marry

A

Betty jo

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63
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The Bronte sisters had a brother name him

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Branwell

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64
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Who were Dancing Naked In The Rain In 1990

A

Blue Pearl

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65
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What game show had people dressed up funny?

A

Let’s Make A Deal

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66
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Who was the father of King Richard 1

A

Henry ii

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67
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The protection & improvement of the health of the public through community action, primarily by governmental agencies

A

Public health

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68
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Rabat is the capital of which country

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Morocco

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69
Q

What colour was diana spencer’s engagement photograph suit

A

Blue

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70
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In 1951 which (of two) car companies introduced power steering

A

Buick - Chrysler

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71
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What Nationality Is Tina Arena

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Australian

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72
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Johnny and the Moondogs was the original name of which pop group

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The beatles

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73
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What do you call an emasculated ram, whether or not he wears a bell

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Wether

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74
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What creature is depicted on the Welsh Flag?

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A Red Dragon

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75
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In which Hitchcock classic does James Stewart play a man hired to follow Kim Novak?

A

Vertigo

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76
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When were film audiences treated to a flushing toilet for the first time

A

Psycho

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77
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What was the name of the computer in TV’s Wonder Woman?

A

IRAC

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78
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Which part of the human body contains the most gold

A

Toenails

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79
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What is a group of this animal called: Parrot

A

Company

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80
Q

Of what is keratitis an inflammation?

A

Cornea

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81
Q

What is the fear of menstruation known as

A

Menophobia

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82
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The pH scale is a logarithmic scales used to measure acidity in solutions. What does pH stand for?

A

Potential of hydrogen

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83
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In 1967, which airline became the first all-jet airline

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TWA

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84
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What is the basic unit of currency for Macao ?

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Pataca

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85
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James Doohan became famous playing what character

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Montgomery Scott

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86
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Name the author of The Novel Frankenstein

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Mary Shelly

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87
Q

For What Is NaCI The Chemical Formula

A

Salt

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88
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Crimson & Clover Or Crimson & Lace Was A Hit For Joan Jett

A

Crimson & Clover

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89
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Which American city is served by Logan International Airport

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Boston

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90
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Who wrote “alexander’s ragtime band”

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Irving berlin

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91
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Apart from eggs what is in an Arnold Bennett omelette

A

Smoked Haddock

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92
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Who rode naked through the streets of Coventry?

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Lady Godiva

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93
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How Many Years Were There Between Blondies Fifth & Sixth No.1 Hits

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17

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94
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Who plays many voices, such as Dr Nick, and Moe on ‘The Simpsons’?

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Hank Azaria

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95
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What’s the only insect that produces food humans eat

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The honeybee honeybee

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96
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What Is The Currency Of Israel

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The Shekel

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97
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In which John Steinbeck story features the slow-witted Lennie and his friend George?

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Of Mice & Men

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98
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Who In The World Of Music Was Born With The Name “Declan McManus”

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Elvis Costello

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99
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Which European country is ruled jointly by the Spanish Bishop of Urgel and the President of France

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Andorra

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100
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In cookery, what does the term “Macedoine” mean

A

Diced

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101
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What is the flower that stands for: elevation

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Scotch fir

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102
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Which fish is smoked and cured and called ‘finnan’?

A

Haddock

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103
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Which country has won the most Nobel Prizes for Literature

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France

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104
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Who created the round table

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Merlin

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105
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Flying corps what word comes from latin “monachus”, meaning “one who lives alone”

A

Monk

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106
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Whats the first book of the Old Testament

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Genesis

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107
Q

In Heraldry what is a mullet

A

A Star

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108
Q

In Pennsylvania it is illegal to sell fireworks to who

A

Pennsylvania residents

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109
Q

Where was rory gallagher born

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Ireland

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110
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What is an Icelandic epic called?

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Saga

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111
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What is the Capital of: Saint Kitts and Nevis

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Basseterre

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112
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If someone Inpissates a soup what have they done

A

Thickened it

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113
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What’s the middle day of a non-leap year

A

July 2nd

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114
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Name the hardest substance in the human body.

A

Enamel

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115
Q

Long billed wading bird with a musical cry

A

Curlew

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116
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Who Composed The Opera (Oedipus Rex)

A

Stravinsky

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117
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Which fruit is traditionally covered with toffee at a fairground?

A

Apple

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118
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What is the flower that stands for: belle

A

Orchis

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119
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The Emperors cup is awarded in what sport

A

Sumo wrestling

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120
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From which musical does the song Getting to Know You come

A

The king and i

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121
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What is the most chemically complex food - over 300 chemicals

A

Chocolate

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122
Q

President six u.s presidents never had ______

A

Children

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123
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Omphalitis is an infection of what part of the body

A

Navel

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124
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Who was “The Mad Monk”

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Rasputin

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125
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In what sport did Prince Leopold of Bavaria compete

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Motor Racing

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126
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Which architect designed the Royal Observatory in Greenwich, UK

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Sir christopher wren

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127
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In which branch of science are monocotyledon and dicotyledon terms?

A

Botany

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128
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What country is the largest Spanish-speaking country in the world?

A

Mexico

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129
Q

Who was the only prophet that never died

A

Elijah

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130
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Which Italian seaport city is called ‘La Superba’

A

It’s not venice, as you might think.genoa

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131
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What was gangsters George Nelsons nickname

A

Baby Face

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132
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What Is The Study Of Very Low Temperatutes Called

A

Cryogenics

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133
Q

The Belcher Islands are in what bay

A

Hudson

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134
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Which British Prime Ministers Are Mentioned In A Beatles Song

A

Mr Wilson & Mr Heath In Taxman

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What fruit is missing seeds

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Navel orange

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136
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What is Australia’s Barossa valley known for

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Wine production

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137
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What translates as The fist foot way

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Taekwondo

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138
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Which Bridge Features On The Poster To The Woody Allen Film Manhattan

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Queensboro Bridge

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139
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What are the two basic aids in orienteering

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Map and compass

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140
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Pteronophobia is the fear of

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Being tickled by feathers

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141
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What is the capital of California?

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Sacramento

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Who was the last Roman Emperor of the Julio-Claudian family

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Nero

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Xavier Roberts was the name associated with which eighties toy?

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Cabbage Patch Kids

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144
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Stan laurel, Mickey Rooney, Lana Turner what in common

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8 marriages

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145
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Who was assasinated by Gavrilo Princip to spark the beginning of World War I

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Archduke Ferdinand

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146
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Stronger how many legs does a crab have

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Ten

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Which Hollywood Star Sparked Outraged In 2006 When They He Declared That He Planned To Eat The Placenta Of His Then Unborn Child

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Tom Cruise

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148
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Termites eat wood twice as fast if what is happening

A

Heavy Metal Music Playing

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149
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What hobby was developed by the Palmer Paint Company?

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Painting by numbers

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Who first starred in the film The Boy in the Plastic Bubble

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John Travolta

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The praying mantis is the only insect that can do what

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Turn its head

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152
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The Templeton prize is awarded annually for progress in what

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Religion

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153
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Whose nose grew when he told a lie

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Pinocchio

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Which Carthaginian Navigator Founded 6 Colonies Along The African Coast & Reach The Bight Of Benin

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Admiral Hanno, Who Set Sail In 425 Bc

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155
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Where is the best brandy bottled?

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Cognac

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156
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What is the world’s largest sea?

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Mediterranean

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157
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Who would use a Syllabary

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Arabs - their alphabet

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Name The Band: Wyclef Jean, Lauryn Hill, Pras MKichel

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The Fugees

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What is the most populous city in the US state of Missouri?

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Kansas City

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160
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Where is taipei

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Taiwan

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In The TV Show “Birds Of A Feather” What Is Doriens Husband Called

A

Marcus

162
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The ________ river has frozen over at least twice, in 829 and 1010 A.D.

A

Nile

163
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In which field was Maria Montessori famous

A

Education

164
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For what country did Columbus make his historic voyage

A

Spain

165
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What is the largest island in the Mediterranean?

A

Sicily

166
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What is the common name given to the larvae of a crane fly

A

Leatherjackets

167
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What Type Of Drink Lended Itself To The Title Of A Number One Single For All Saints?

A

Black Coffee

168
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Which Classic Cartton Character Had A Sidekick Named Dum Dum

A

Touche Turtle

169
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Who sang “help me i think i’m falling”

A

Joni mitchell

170
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How many chambers does the human heart have

A

Four

171
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In what country is the Jutland peninsula?

A

Denmark

172
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Who, in 1889, painted the picture called The Starry Sky

A

Vincent van gogh

173
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What is the only Swimming Stroke not Started by a dive?

A

BackStroke

174
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Komodo dragons eat deer and wild __________

A

Boar

175
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Which athletic event requires five judges

A

Triple Jump

176
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Who was the only civil war soldier executed for war crimes

A

Major henry

177
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Whose real name is Robert Zimmerman?

A

Bob Dylan

178
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Chrissie Hynde was in which early eighties group?

A

The Pretenders

179
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Knock-Knock was the first cartoon starring what character 1940

A

Woody Woodpecker

180
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In To Kill a Mockingbird, who played the role of Boo Radley

A

Robert duvall

181
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Which writer’s first novel, published in 1948, was Never Love a Stranger - his 23rd and latest, published in 1997, is Tycoon

A

Harold robbins

182
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What song links Little Eva and Kylie Minogue

A

The Locomotion

183
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Which cosmetics giant began in 1886 as the California Perfume company

A

Avon

184
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The second space shuttle is named __________

A

Challenger

185
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What does cat stand for

A

Computerised axial tomography

186
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With what day does a month start if it has a Friday the 13th?

A

Sunday

187
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Who Was The Owner Of Manchesters Hacienda Club & Factory Records

A

Tony Wilson

188
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Administrative division of the kingdom of great britain, occupying the northern third of the island of great britain

A

Scotland

189
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Where is Judge Dread a judge

A

Mega City

190
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What does cobol stand for

A

Common business oriented language

191
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What food was regarded as an aphrodisiac in the Middle Ages

A

Chicken Soup

192
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What was the first LP record to sell over 1 million copies

A

Calypso by Harry Belafonte

193
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Where were the Toltecs from?

A

Mexico

194
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Who was the guitarist in the 70’s and 80’s band, Be-Bop Deluxe

A

Bill nelson

195
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Which explores trip was sponsored by Ferdinand and Isabella

A

Christopher columbus

196
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Who was the founder of Lotus cars?

A

Colin Chapman

197
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What Roman soldier defeated and destroyed Spartacus

A

Crassus - not Pompey

198
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What country is situated between Panama and Nicaragua?

A

Costa Rica

199
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Often eaten for breakfast, bacon is actually the flesh of what barnyard animal

A

Pig

200
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Collective nouns a bask of what creatures

A

Crocodiles

201
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Treatment of disease & correction of deformity or defect by manual & operative procedures, with or without the use of drugs

A

Surgery

202
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What is the second largest bone in the foot?

A

Talus

203
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Name The Band: Vince clark, Andy Bell

A

Erasure

204
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Which literary traveller was accompanied by Passepartout

A

Phileas fogg

205
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James Todd Smith Is The Real Name Of Which Rap Artist

A

LL Cool J

206
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Which country administers Christmas Island?

A

Australia

207
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“Beaucoup Fish” In 1999 Was Underworlds 3rd Album Name One Of The Previous Two

A

“Dubnobasswithmyheadman” & 2nd Toughest In The Infants

208
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On clothing, what does the symbol of a circle crossed-out indicate

A

Do not dry clean

209
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How old was Leann Rhimes when she became a country music star?

A

Fourteen

210
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What colour is iridium

A

Steel Grey

211
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What did Beethoven do before composing

A

Put head in cold water

212
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What is the main ingredient of tahini used in the Middle East

A

Sesame seed (paste)

213
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In Australian slang what is underground Mutton

A

Cooked Rabbit

214
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What’s the cause of surface ocean currents

A

Winds

215
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In Which Book Of The Bible Will You Find The Quote “The Love Of Money Is The Root Of All Evil”

A

Timothy

216
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Field of science concerned with the origin of the planet earth, its history, its shape, the materials forming it, & the processes that are acting & have acted on it

A

Geology

217
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Name the first Alsatian dog film star 1921

A

Strongheart - Rin Tin Tin 1922

218
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The Battle of Inkerman took place in which war

A

Crimean

219
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How long does a game of ice hockey last

A

60 minutes

220
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Orson Wells was nominated for four oscars for which legendary movie?

A

Citizen Kane

221
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Meningitis affects the _________.

A

Brain

222
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What is a resident of manchester

A

Mancunian

223
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What is the act of founding settlements abroad

A

Colonisation

224
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What Game Was Invented By William G Morgan?

A

Volleyball

225
Q

What is the atomic weight of arsenic

A

75

226
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Who Recorded The Albums “Maon On The Line”, “Crusader” & Flying Colours

A

Chris De Burgh

227
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Which European city was the bride of the sea

A

Venice

228
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Of which country is the flame flower a native

A

South africa

229
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What is the fear of poison known as

A

Toxiphobia

230
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Which principal conductor of both the New York Philharmonic Orchestra and the Halle Orchestra died in 1970

A

Sir john barbirolli

231
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The average Britain in their life consumes 18 lb of what

A

Dirt bad washed food

232
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What job would regularly use kerfs

A

Carpenter - first cut to guide saw

233
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What is the largest lake that is entirely within Canada

A

Great bear lake

234
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Who Had A Hit In 1986 With “In The Army Now”

A

Status Quo

235
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In Dick Dastardly’s Vulture squadron name the mechanic

A

Clunk he did not talk but whistled

236
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Which Golfer Is Nicknamed El Ninio

A

Sergio Garcia

237
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To which bird family does the canary belong

A

Finch

238
Q

What does the word Grizzly mean - as in Grizzly bear

A

Grey - but they are yellow brown

239
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Which brothers represented England in the 1995 rugby union World Cup?

A

Rory and Tony Underwood

240
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The basis of all scientific agriculture, what involves six essential practices: proper tillage; maintenance of a proper supply of organic matter in the soil; maintenance of a proper nutrient supply; control of soil pollution; maintenance of the correct soil acidity; & control of erosion

A

Soil management

241
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How Many Movements Traditionally Make Up A Concerto

A

3

242
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The man known as the Red baron was famous in which field

A

Aviation

243
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Which term describes the divisions of a lobster or crab’s gills?

A

Dead Man’s Fingers

244
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In which city was Gianni Versace shot dead

A

Miami

245
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What Chauvinistic Comment Was A Hit For The Monks

A

Nice Legs Shame About The Face

246
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When a __________ exerts itself, gets angry, or stays out of the water for too long, it exudes red, sweatlike mucus through its skin.

A

Hippopotamus

247
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Phobophobia is the fear of

A

One’s own fears

248
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At Christmas, it is customary to exchange kisses beneath a sprig of which plant?

A

Missletoe

249
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What is the longest river in the u.s

A

Mississippi

250
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Which is the Earth’s second smallest continent

A

Europe

251
Q

What is the capital of Gabon ?

A

Libreville

252
Q

How is the cucurbita pepo better known

A

Marrow

253
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Which Country Singer Had A Song Named After Him On Prefab Sprouts 1985 Album “Steve Mcqueen”

A

Faron Young

254
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The Good Friday agreement, signed on Good Friday 1998, is also known as what

A

The Belfast agreement

255
Q

What university would you find in the city of Palo Alto in western California

A

Stanford

256
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Who Was Dubbed ‘Queen Of The Air’ By The British Press In The 1930’s After Her Solo Flight From England To Australia

A

Amy Johnson

257
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In which ship did Captain Scott sail to the Antarctic on his ill-fated expedition of 1910 to 1912

A

Terra nova

258
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With which sport would you have associated Jocky Wilson

A

Darts

259
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Fried fish lettuce spinach is a traditional Xmas eve meal where

A

Armenia

260
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What is the biggest bay on the north American continent

A

Hudson bay

261
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What is an unfledged pigeon called

A

Squab

262
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Who popularized the Christmas tree in Britain and the U.S.?

A

Queen Victoria

263
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What is the Capital of: Gabon

A

Libreville

264
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The Tv Show Mork & Mindy Was Actually A Spin Off From Which Otther US Sitcom

A

Happy Days

265
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With which musical instrument is Julian Bream chiefly associated

A

Guitar

266
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Which Eastender Provided The Voice Of Dipsy In The Teletubbies

A

Rudolph Walker (Patrick Trueman)

267
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Who wrote the novel ‘ Anna of the Five Towns’

A

Arnold bennett

268
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Which Creature Lays The Largest Eggs

A

A Shark

269
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Whose alphabet was called the Futhark

A

Vikings

270
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A Holstein cow’s spots are like a __________ or a snowflake; no two cows have exactly the same pattern of spots.

A

Fingerprint

271
Q

Name The SI Unit Of Pressure

A

Pascal

272
Q

In which state would you find the Jack Daniels distillery

A

Tennessee

273
Q

Name the hummingbird in Disney’s Pocahontas

A

Flit

274
Q

What Is The Country Of Origin Of Red Stripe Lager?

A

Jamaica

275
Q

Who wrote A Town Like Alice

A

Nevil Shute

276
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These establishments don’t have windows or clocks?

A

Casinos

277
Q

What kind of creature is a redpoll, other than a kind of cattle

A

Bird

278
Q

The first nude Playboy centerfold was

A

Marilyn monroe

279
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What famous bird first appeared on tv september 1957

A

Nbc peacock

280
Q

Who was in the charts in 1992 with “Be My Baby’

A

Vanessa paradis

281
Q

The Tenrec Is A Small Insectivore That Is Only Found On Which Large Island

A

Madagascar

282
Q

What are the snaffle Pelham and Weymouth

A

Horse bits

283
Q

Who proclaimed thanksgiving a national holiday in 1863

A

Abraham lincoln

284
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What is a cancer causing substance

A

Carcinogen

285
Q

What do we call the noise made by a sudden spasm closing the windpipe

A

Hiccup

286
Q

What are the deepest parts of the oceans

A

Ocean trenches

287
Q

Which Group Has An Exclusive Range Of Clothing Available Through The K-9 Club

A

East 17

288
Q

Which animal floats in water

A

Porcupine

289
Q

Israel Beer Josaphat founded what famous service in 1851

A

Reuters

290
Q

What year did the ‘The Bay of Pigs’ take place

A

1961

291
Q

In what island group is Corregidor

A

Philippine

292
Q

Where are gettysburg and the liberty bell

A

Pennsylvania

293
Q

What U.S. state includes the telephone area code 509

A

Washington

294
Q

What type of food is tortellini

A

Pasta

295
Q

In Which Book Would You Find The Characters Desinov & Dolokhov

A

Tolstoy’s War & Peace

296
Q

Homonyms: To burn or char/a prophet or diviner. (answer in the form of word1/word2)

A

Sear/Seer

297
Q

To which family does the coffee plant belong?

A

Madder

298
Q

The hummingbird is the only bird that can __________

A

Fly backwards

299
Q

What is the name of sugar found in fruit

A

Fructose

300
Q

The __________ eats nothing but eucalyptus leaves.

A

Koala

301
Q

Which American Chef Wrote ‘Kitchen Confidential’

A

Anthony Bourdain

302
Q

Who sang Shattered Dreams in 1987

A

Johnny Hates Jazz

303
Q

It’s not over till the _____ sings

A

Fat lady

304
Q

What is the fear of returning home known as

A

Nostophobia

305
Q

Which Piece of science history was created at the Roslin Institute in Scotland on 5th July 1996?

A

Dolly The Sheep Was Created

306
Q

An organisation of business and professional men was founded in Chicago in 1905 out of a weekly luncheon club. What is it called

A

Rotary

307
Q

What song by Frankie Avalon went to #1 in 1959?

A

Venus

308
Q

According to ‘A Christmas Song’’, what would you find roasting over an open fire

A

Chestnuts

309
Q

Who Were The Only Band To Have 2 Records Named By Melody Maker As Album Of The Year During Th 80’s

A

The Cure

310
Q

What was the name of the highly diluted rum that was once given to British sailors?

A

Grog

311
Q

What instrument measures walking distance?

A

Pedometer

312
Q

Evelyn Glennie is the world’s first full time soloist on which part of the orchestra

A

Drums

313
Q

Uncle what is the name of the cord joining a mother and her unborn child

A

Umbilical

314
Q

In What Year was (come on you reds) a no.1 single for Man Utd

A

1994

315
Q

What is considered to be the least nutritious fruit or vegetable

A

Cucumber

316
Q

Relating to food of what is ‘lollo biondo’ a variety

A

Lettuce

317
Q

What one metallic element could critically harm superman

A

Kryptonite

318
Q

Who invented James Bond ?

A

Ian Fleming

319
Q

Which pop duo had a hit in 1983 with ‘Club Tropicana’

A

Wham

320
Q

This is the lowest ranking suit in bridge

A

Clubs

321
Q

What shape is Millerighi pasta

A

Tubes

322
Q

The largest order of mammals, with about 1,700 species, is __________. Bats are second with about 950 species.

A

Rodents

323
Q

What Is The Study Of Earthquakes Called

A

Seismology

324
Q

What is the national game of the basques

A

Pelota

325
Q

Who was he last Tudor monarch of England

A

Elizabeth I

326
Q

A baby oyster is called a(n) ____

A

Spat

327
Q

Cucullus’ is the latin word for what part of a monk’s robe or a woman’s sweater

A

Cowl

328
Q

In which month of the year is is the Lord Mayor’s Show in London traditionally held?

A

November

329
Q

The New Testament originally written in what language

A

Greek

330
Q

What Globally Successful Product What Invented By Dr John Pemberton

A

Coca Cola

331
Q

Who said “For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction”?

A

Albert Eienstein

332
Q

On their first visit to the US, at which hotel in New York City did the Beatles stay?

A

The Plaza Hotel

333
Q

If the skin under someone’s finger nails turned blue this would be the first symptom of what

A

Cyanide poisoning

334
Q

On average it takes 1.5 hours to do what

A

Fully cremate a corpse

335
Q

What was Dorothy’s last name in “The Wizard of Oz”?

A

Gale

336
Q

Who was the future political pair to star in Hellcats of the Navy?

A

Ronald Reagan and Nancy Davis

337
Q

What country has the worst roads averaging 10 deaths per mile

A

Portugal

338
Q

Which island country lies immediately to the West of Mauritius?

A

Réunion

339
Q

Who was assassinated on december 8, 1980 in new york city

A

John lennon

340
Q

What Northeastern European country’s capital is Tallinn

A

Estonia

341
Q

Nyctophobia is the fear of

A

The dark night

342
Q

Where is the natchez trail

A

Mississippi

343
Q

In Scandinavian mythology, which was the ‘Tree of Life’

A

Ash

344
Q

Only You Was A Hit Was For Whome

A

Yazoo/ The Flying Pickets

345
Q

What is the Capital of: Cote d’Ivoire

A

Yamoussoukro

346
Q

Who was the hero of the old TV cop series Dragnet

A

Sergeant Joe Friday

347
Q

In literature who married Mary Morstan

A

Dr John Watson

348
Q

What famous battle was fought on 4th June 1942?

A

The Battle of Midway

349
Q

Who said “let them eat cake”

A

Marie antoinette

350
Q

Scolionophobia is the fear of

A

School

351
Q

An Arab/Israeli band Abu Hafla - record called Humping meaning

A

Enjoyable Gathering

352
Q

In area, which is the largest country in Africa

A

Sudan

353
Q

Parsley is a member of which family

A

Carrot

354
Q

Where Do Yaks Live?

A

Tibet

355
Q

Whose 1976 debut hit was “You To Me Are Everything”?

A

The Real Thing

356
Q

Which constellation is the water-bearer

A

Aquarius

357
Q

Dr. Hermann Rorschach is credited with developing what kind of tests

A

Inkblot

358
Q

What sport do the following terms belong to - “Behind & Banana Kick”?

A

Australian Football League

359
Q

What translates high-level languages into machine language

A

A compiler

360
Q

What are fungal remains in coal

A

Sclerotinite

361
Q

Persephone was the greek goddess of ______

A

Spring

362
Q

What Was On The Other Side Of Boney M’s Double A Side “Brown Girl In The Rain”?

A

Rivers Of Babylon

363
Q

What Is The Significance Of The Megalosaurus

A

It Was The First Recognised Dinosaur To Be Named

364
Q

Waves ‘break’ when their height is how much more than the depth of the water

A

Seven tenths

365
Q

What South American country produces the most coffee

A

Brazil

366
Q

What other relative of Travolta’s made a cameo in Saturday Night Fever

A

His sister

367
Q

What do Christians celebrate on Easter Sunday?

A

The resurrection of Jesus Christ

368
Q

Who, in 1655, discovered Saturn’s rings

A

Christiaan huygens

369
Q

In India in 1994 who were finally allowed to vote

A

Eunuchs

370
Q

These are the two highest valued letters in scrabble

A

Q and z

371
Q

Dallol Ethiopia has what claim to fame

A

Worlds hottest average place 94

372
Q

What Was Stevie Wonders First Album On Gaining Artistic Control Of His Own Output In 1972

A

Music On My Mind

373
Q

Who Was The First Black Singer To Host His Own TV Programme

A

Nat King Cole

374
Q

A biographical film

A

Biopic

375
Q

Ignoring obvious what links Venus and Mercury

A

No Moons

376
Q

On what street did dennis the menace live

A

Elm street

377
Q

This film was an ambitious concert sequence of cartoons by Walt Disney.

A

Fantasia

378
Q

Who did dick van dyke play on the ‘dick van dyke show’

A

Rob petrie

379
Q

What yellow, fossilized resin did the Greeks and Romans use in jewelry

A

Amber

380
Q

If a doctor says you have ecchymosis what have you got

A

A Bruise

381
Q

Who was ‘hooked on a feeling’

A

Blue suede

382
Q

Which spirit is the characteristic ingredient of “Planter’s Punch”

A

Rum

383
Q

Where was Tony Christie asking directions to in 1971

A

Amarillo (Is this the way to Amarillo)

384
Q

What does the acronym CIA stand for

A

Central intelligence agency

385
Q

Henry Ford used assembly line in 1908 but someone before 1901

A

Ransome Olds

386
Q

Who is the greek god of shepherds and flocks

A

Pan

387
Q

Who wrote “Stardust”

A

Hoagy carmichael

388
Q

The bite from which insect caused the death of the poet Rupert Brook

A

Mosquito,

389
Q

In sport what is exactly 5 foot 8 inches off he ground

A

Bullseye on Dartboard

390
Q

Which fiberous, sulphur-rich protein occurs naturally in hair, horns, hooves and feathers

A

Keratin

391
Q

What is the missing word in english with the letter combination ‘uu’ vacuum, muumuu, continuum, duumvirate, residuum

A

Duumvir

392
Q

What is the most expensive type of Bottled Brandy

A

Cognac

393
Q

Who was the second to set foot on the moon

A

Buz aldrin

394
Q

Which of Jesus disciples was the treasurer

A

Judas Escariot

395
Q

To The Nearest 500 Million How Many People Are Alive Today

A

5,5 Billion People

396
Q

Who received the nobel peace prize in 1964 for civil rights leadership?

A

Martin Luther King Jr

397
Q

If you had some gentles, jig, gag and coop what are you doing

A

Fishing

398
Q

What’s the Spanish word for cottonwood tree

A

Alamo

399
Q

Which Singer Did Diana Ross Play In The Movie “Lady Sings The Blues”

A

Billie Holliday

400
Q

Which Premiership footballer has the real name of Sulzeer?

A

Sol Campbell