Trivia Database_114 Flashcards

1
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Cockney Rhyming Slang: apples and pears

A

Stairs

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2
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What were the two major crops used by the Aztecs ?

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Maize (corn) and Amaranth

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3
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What is Charles E Chuck Yeagers Claim To Fame In The Field Of Aviation

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First Man To Fly At Speed Of Sound

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4
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What city in the USA means First People in Indian

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Biloxi

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5
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If you “peg out” what game are you playing

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Cribbage

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6
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A member of the Commonwealth, which is the most southerly African country through which the Greenwich meridian passes

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Ghana

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7
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Name the largest planet in the solar system.

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Jupiter

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8
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What U.S. state includes the telephone area code 317

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Indiana

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9
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In the song who killed Cock Robin

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Sparrow

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10
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Which Band That Had Just One No.1 Hit In The 1980’s Were Originally Called “The Nightmares In Wax”

A

Dead Or Alive

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11
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What part of Britain is St. David the patron saint of

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Wales

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12
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Coquille St Jaques is a fancy name for what?

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Scallops

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13
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In 1975, what re-opened after an 8 year closure

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Suez canal

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14
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What sport’s umpire sat in a padded rocking chair before 1859

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Baseball

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15
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Mendavoy and Martinez are characters in which TV show

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NYPD Blue

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16
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Joe Yule became famous as who

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Mickey Rooney

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17
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Who wrote the original sherlock holmes stories

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Sir arthur conan doyle

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18
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How many members make up the House of Represetatives in the USA?

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435

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19
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Who was hercules’ father

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Zeus

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20
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Where were the first books printed

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China

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21
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In Wallace and Grommit’s ‘The Wrong Trousers’, what is the name of the penguin who steals the trousers

A

Feathers mcgraw

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22
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Which Country Has Won The Eurovision Song Contest The Most Times Behind “Ireland”

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France

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23
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Name actor Von Ryan’s Express, The Third Man, Brief Encounter

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Trevor Howard

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24
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With Which Singer Is “Get Up I Feel Like A Sex Machine Associated”

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James Brown

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25
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Which Lennon & McCartney Tune Was A 1966 Hit For Cliff Bennett & The Rebel Rousers

A

Got To Get You Into My Life

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26
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Who danced with Gene Kelly in Anchors Aweigh in 1945

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Jerry Mouse

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27
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How is the Olympic torch lit

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By the sun in Greece

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28
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What did J Edgar Hoover call home of disease bribery rape

A

Motels

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29
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In the Bible what is the first mentioned colour

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Green

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30
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What links Yul Bryner Burt Lancaster WC Fields Joe E Brown

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Circus Performers

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31
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Where was president kennedy assassinated

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Dallas, texas

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32
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What is the capital of Gambia?

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Banjul

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33
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What’s The Connection Between Robert Palmer & Duran Duran

A

The Power Station

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34
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What is the basic unit of currency for Swaziland ?

A

Lilangeni

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35
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What inventor said Genious is 1 percent inspiration and 99 percent perspiration

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Thomas edison

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36
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Who wrote the novel ‘The Picture of Dorian Grey’

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Oscar wilde

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37
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What does a mosque’s mihrab indicate the direction to

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Mecca

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38
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Which Japanese picture-puzzle game is based on an initially blank grid of squares?

A

Hanjie

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39
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What is the sum of 99 - 33 - 33 - 33

A

Zero 0

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40
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In Greek mythology, europa was the mother of ______

A

Minos

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41
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How many of the u.s states have similar names (like virginia and west virginia)

A

Six

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42
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What Is A Number Called That Is Equal To The Sum Of All The Numbers By Which It Is Divisible

A

A Perfect Number

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43
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The Color of Money starring Paul Newman was released in this year

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1986

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44
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On “Sesame Street,” what is the name of Big Bird’s teddy bear

A

Radar

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45
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Who was the narrator in Herman Melville’s Moby Dick

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Ishmael

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46
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If you suffer from epistaxis what is wrong

A

Nosebleed

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47
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What woman is thought of as the greatest trick shot artist of all time

A

Annie oakley

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48
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The Bosphorus links which two seas

A

Black and marmara

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49
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Who wrote the ‘Noddy’ books?

A

Enid Blyton

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50
Q

When did Brazil move its capital from Rio de Janeiro to Brasilia

A

1960

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51
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On what continent did the Incas live

A

South america

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52
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In 19th century England what was a Snickerdoddle

A

Cookie

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53
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Which instrument is principally used in Boogie-Woogie?

A

Piano

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54
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What extends from the Arctic to the Aral Sea in Russia

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Ural mountains

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55
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Mother maybelle and the carter family were regulars in this variety show

A

Johnny cash show

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56
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Where are the Nazca Lines?

A

Peru

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57
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Whose headstone reads ‘that’s all folks’

A

Mel blanc

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58
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The Swiss Royal Exchange building is commonly known by what epiphet?

A

Gherkin

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59
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Persian Sultan Selim hanged 2 doctors - advised him stop what

A

Drinking Coffee

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60
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In telephony, what do the initials ADSL stand for

A

Asymmetric digital subscriber line

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61
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How many witches were burned at the state in salem, massachusetts

A

None

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62
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Quakers Natural, Prewetts Honey, California Revival - types what

A

Museli

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63
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Which two countries formed tanzania

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Tanganyika and zanzibar

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64
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What does the name Dracula mean in Romanian

A

Son of the Devil

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65
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Nassau is the capital of which country?

A

Bahamas

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66
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What is the modern name of the Roman town of Lutetia

A

Paris

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67
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Who developed the first nuclear submarine?

A

Soviet Union

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68
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The busiest muscles in the body are found where

A

Eyelids

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69
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What does 180 degrees make

A

Straight line

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70
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What is the Capital of: Mongolia

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Ulaanbaatar

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71
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What was invented by Dr Edward Land in 1947

A

Polaroid

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72
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What country eats the most cereal per capita

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Turkey

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73
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Who wrote A History of English Speaking Peoples

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Winston churchill

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74
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In 1982 San Francisco became the first US city to do what

A

Ban sale possession of handguns

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75
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Who directed the film ‘bowfinger’

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Frank oz

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76
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Which Pope died on today’s date in 1978

A

John paul 1

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77
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Which UK punk group had hits White Riot and London Calling

A

The Clash

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78
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Relating to food what is ‘halloumi’

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Cypriot cheese

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79
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Which soldier, the last-surviving British soldier of World War I, is immortalised in a song by Radiohead?

A

Harry Patch

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80
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What element has the periodic table name Au ?

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Gold

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81
Q

How Many Bones Are There In The Adult Human Body

A

206 Bones

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82
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In thermodynamics what word describes the disorder of a system

A

Entropy

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83
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What is the literal meaning of ‘pince-nez’?

A

Pinch nose

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84
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Sameer Bhatia from Bangalore began what service

A

Hotmail

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85
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Which singer was given the nickname ‘The Killer’

A

Jerry lee lewis

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86
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Istanbul and Constantinople what else was it called

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Byzantium

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87
Q

What gas in the blood of divers can cause the bends

A

Nitrogen

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88
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What’s the basic unit for measuring electric energy

A

Joule

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89
Q

What happened to women who tried to watch original Olympics

A

Thrown off cliff

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90
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Number of permutations of the band Wings

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6

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91
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What is the violet variety of quartz

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Amethyst

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92
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Who wrote ‘sexual behavior in the human male’ in 1948

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Alfred kinsey

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93
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Which 1976 Movie features the character ‘Travis Bickle’’

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Taxi Driver

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94
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Who went on to become an Eastern Communist leader after working as a pastry chef at London’s Carlton Hotel

A

Ho Chi Minh

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95
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How Many Claws Does A Domestic Cat Have

A

18

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96
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What is the fastest breed of dog ?

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Greyhound

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97
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Whose legs were banned from metro posters too distracting

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Marlene Dietrich

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98
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Which word, associated with Nuclear Physics, is a variation of a Greek word meaning ‘final cut’

A

Atom

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99
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What did William the Conqueror regard as a sign of victory in the battle of Hastings and also appears on the Bayeux Tapestry?

A

Halley’s Comet

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100
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Which part of a boar is called a wreath

A

Its tail

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101
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Navy ranks: stars a ‘commodore’ has

A

1

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102
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Who wrote The Rights of Man - and The Age of Reason

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Thomas Paine

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103
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According To Barry Manilow What Is The Name Of The Showgirl At The Copacabana?

A

Lola

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104
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What are the Buckingham Palace guards commonly known as

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Beefeaters

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105
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The ‘Three Graces’ in Liverpool consist of the Liver Building, Port of Liverpool building and which other?

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Cunard Building

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106
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This song by the Shirelles, fought its way to the top of the pop chart

A

Soldier boy

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107
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Which Bonn musician left for Vienna in 1792 to study Haydn

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Beethoven

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108
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What license plate number is on the Volkswagon on the cover of The Beatles’ ‘Abbey Road’ Album?

A

281F

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109
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Which meteor shower occurs on the 21st April ?

A

Lyrids

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110
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Whats the computer term “bit” short for

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Binary digit

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111
Q

In the UK 9 out of 10 people live within walking distance of what

A

A Bus Stop

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112
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What saint is the huge church in the Vatican named after

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St peter

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113
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Which Record Went Top 10 For Roy Orbison In This Decade

A

I Drove All Night

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114
Q

Gossima was the original name of what game

A

Table Tennis

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115
Q

What is the fastest land animal

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Cheetah

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116
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What did Queen Elizabeth I, most Popes and Adolf Hitler all insist on having at their dinner table ?

A

Taster

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117
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The tenth part of a Roman legion consisting of 600 men was known as what

A

A cohort

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118
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What insect in Spain is known as La Cucaracha

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The Cockroach

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119
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What movie memorabilia sold at Christies in 1987 for £82500

A

Chaplains Hat Cane

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120
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What Office Did Churchill Hold For The Longest Continous Period?

A

Prime Minister

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121
Q

U.S. President, John Quincy ________.

A

Adams

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122
Q

What is the highest mountain in the world

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Mt everest

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123
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Who did Vivian Vance play on ‘The Lucy Show’?

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Vivian Bagley

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124
Q

Who won an Oscar for the African Queen

A

Bogart

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125
Q

What is the crime of embracery

A

Jury Bribing

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126
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In 1967, Who Became The First Singer To Win The Eurovision Song Contest For The UK?

A

Sandie Shaw

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127
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What are the only two colours a table tennis ball is allowed to be in competitions?

A

White and Yellow

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128
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What name is given to the bonds which link amino acid molecules together to form proteins

A

Peptide bond

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129
Q

Who was the first British SF author to win a Hugo award

A

Eric Frank Russell Allamagoosa

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130
Q

There are 12 bottles of champagne in a what

A

Salmanazar

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131
Q

Which ocean has an area of approximately 166 sq km

A

Pacific ocean

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132
Q

What is the size of each angle in an equilateral triangle

A

Sixty degrees

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What sea is situated between Vietnam & the Philippines

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South china sea

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Which Queen Of England Was Known As Bloody Mary?

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Mary I

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135
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Who played Dorothy in “The Wizard of Oz”?

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Judy Garland

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What theme park is located in buena park, california

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Knotts berry farm

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137
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What Is The Pop Star Darius’s Sir Name

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Danesh

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In Which Scary Movie Will You Find The Character ‘Dr Egon Spengler’

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Ghostbusters

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139
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A road known as a corniche would be located where?

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On the Coast

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140
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Quarter oz whiskey half ounce sloe gin makes a black what

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Hawk

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141
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Who signed the USA for Africa poster with his thumbprint

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Stevie wonder

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Who is famous for writing ‘interview with the vampire’, the first book in the vampire chronicles

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Anne rice

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143
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What is the third book of the Old Testament

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Leviticus

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144
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Ennisophobia is fear of what

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Criticism

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145
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Guess The Band From These Initials VA / MB / MC / EB / GH

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The Spice Girls

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146
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Who Wrote The Score To West Side Story

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Leonard Bernstein

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147
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What actor dropped out university to be a dishwasher

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Warren Beaty

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148
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Colgate (the toothpaste) translates to what in Spanish

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Go hang yourself

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149
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Who was the leader of the wolf pack in The Jungle Book

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Akala

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150
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Who Directed The Stage Version Of The Lion King

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Julia Taymor

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What Is The Hemispherical Pan Used In Chinese Cooking

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A Wok

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152
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The process of removing salt from sea water is known as ___________.

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Desalination

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153
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_______ Rain Was A Minor Hit For Bruce Hornsby In 1987

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Mandolin

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154
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Which Famous Composer Did Falco Sing About

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Amadeus

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155
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Which Tv Detective Sang About A “Silver Lady” In 1977

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David Soul

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156
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In 1896 the speed limit for horseless carriages was raised from 4 mph to what

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14 mph

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157
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Who wrote ‘Roll Over Beethoven’?

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Chuck Berry

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158
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Peniaphobia fear of what

A

Being Penniless

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159
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Zebus are humped cattle found in India, China, and northern Africa. Zebubs are tsetse_like flies found in __________

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Ethiopia

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160
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What is the name of Mighty Mouse’s girl friend

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Pearl Pureheart

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161
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A coffee pot with a plunger that pushes the grounds to the bottom

A

Cafetiere

162
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In ancient Greece young brides had to sacrifice what

A

Their Dolls – show they were grown up

163
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As what is a camelopard also known

A

Giraffe

164
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Country and Western music star Harold Jenkins is better know as what

A

Conway twitty

165
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Fredericton is the capital of which Canadian province

A

New brunswick

166
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In which of the world’s continents would you find Mount Erebus

A

Antarctica

167
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A male dancer who performs the ‘princely’ roles of the classical ballet, such as the Prince in Swan Lake.

A

Danseur noble

168
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What is the scientific name for a turkey’s wishbone?

A

Furcula

169
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What goes to the F.A. cup final every year but never gets used, and never will get used?

A

The Losers Ribbons

170
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What is the young of this animal called: Elephant

A

Calf

171
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What did marie curie die of on 4th july 1934

A

Radiation poisoning

172
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What’s the process of splitting atoms called

A

Fission

173
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He Marquis of Blandford is heir to which British Peerage

A

Duke of marlborough

174
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In England placing what upside down is considered treason

A

A Postage stamp Monarchs head

175
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Who said “More people would be alive if we had a death penalty”

A

Nancy Reagan

176
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When did Levi Strauss produce the first jeans

A

1850

177
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Who was executed in 1936 for the kidnapping and murder of Charles Lindbergh Junior

A

Bruno hauptman

178
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Who Released The 70’s Album Entitled Cosmo’s Factory

A

Creedence Clearwater Revival

179
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Homilophobia is the fear of

A

Sermons

180
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Hanoi is the capital of ______

A

North vietnam

181
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Name the character played by John Cleese in “A Fish called Wanda”

A

Archie leach

182
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James O’Barr authored this graphic novel which was made into a movie

A

The crow

183
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What is 6 inches bigger in Summer

A

Eiffel tower

184
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What was the Roman name for Colchester?

A

Camulodunum

185
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All of the officers in the confederate army were given copies of what book

A

Les Miserables

186
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Any dance to slow music; also, part of the classical pas-de-deux in ballet.

A

Adagio

187
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Which aromatic rice is traditionally used in Indian cookery

A

Basmati

188
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Kallium is the old name for which element

A

Potassium

189
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A Philargyrist Is A Person Who Falls In Love With & Obsesses About What

A

Money

190
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Boxing, Wrestling and which Olympic event still exclude women

A

Weight Lifting

191
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Who Was The 1st American Actor To Be Nominated For 3 Emmy Awards For Playing The Same Character In 3 Different Shows

A

Kelsey Grammer

192
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Who composed Appalachian Spring

A

Aaron Copeland

193
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What is a toque

A

A Canadian winter hat

194
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What was the on flip side of the 45 of Beatles track “She Loves You”?

A

I’ll Get You

195
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Phil Collins First Name Is Actually A) Eddie, B) Phil, C) George

A

Phil

196
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In the 17th century which country started taxing beards ?

A

Russia

197
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Which Australian cricketer, playing for New South Wales against Queensland, scored a then world record first-class innings of 452 not out?

A

Donald Bradman

198
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Mundane toy that involved sticking plastic pieces on scenes.

A

Colorforms

199
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Morrissey was the lead singer of which band

A

The Smiths

200
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“Kimono My House” Was The Debut Album For Which Group

A

Sparks

201
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Eric Claudin is better known by which eponymous title

A

The Phantom of the Opera

202
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Russophobia is a fear of ______

A

Anything russian

203
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What sea does the Danube river flow into

A

Black sea

204
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How Did Garam Masala Get It’s Name

A

It Is Hindi For ‘Hot Spice’

205
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Who led the mormons to the great salt lake

A

Brigham young

206
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Which Former Yes Member Recorded Journey to The Center Of The Earth

A

Rick Wakeman

207
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Who advised us to ‘break on through to the other side’?

A

Jim Morrison (of The Doors)

208
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What does punch do for a living

A

Boxer

209
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What is the name given to a loaf of bread which is made from two round lumps with the smaller on the top

A

Cottage loaf

210
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What is measured on the Gay-Lussac scale

A

Alcohol strength

211
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What Egyptian word means life force was on title Wheatly novel

A

Ka

212
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What is the capital of Tonga ?

A

Nuku’alofa

213
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Who had a 1970 No 1 with ‘I Hear You Knockin’. ‘’

A

Dave Edmunds

214
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In Arkansas it is illegal to keep what in your bathtub

A

Alligator

215
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Which fruit has the latin name of malus oumila

A

Apple

216
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What Is A Roux

A

A Basic White Sauce

217
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For which country is the lotus flower the national symbol?

A

India

218
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What are Cats tail, Cocks foot and Sheep’s fescue

A

Types of grass

219
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What was the name of the exclusive dress store that the clampetts bought

A

The house of renee

220
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Who is President of the European Central Bank

A

Wim duisenberg

221
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Rum is made from this plant.

A

Sugar cane

222
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What Was Madonna’s First Uk Number One Single

A

Get Into The Groove

223
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Who is the roman goddess of peace

A

Pax

224
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Owls are the only birds that can see what colour

A

Blue

225
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Into which bay does the ganges river flow

A

Bay of bengal

226
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When The Conservative Party Were Known As Tories Who Were Their Chief Opponents?

A

The Whigs

227
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What is the basic unit of currency for United Arab Emirates ?

A

Dirham

228
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Which country in Africa has the largest area

A

Sudan

229
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In An American Restaurant What Are Home Fries?

A

Potatoes Cooked In Bacon Fat

230
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Who Has The Christian Names Christina Ciminella

A

Wynonna Judd

231
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If you suffered from acronyx what have you got

A

Ingrown Toenail

232
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Who was the first Roman Emperor

A

Augustus

233
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One in ten Dalmatians is born __________, and the breed lacks the ability to process urine completely, so they need a special diet low in flesh protein.

A

Deaf

234
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The drug digitalis is obtained from which plant

A

Foxglove

235
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What Was Aha’s First Album Called

A

Hunting High And Low

236
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In ancient Greece what was a hoplite

A

Soldier

237
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He developed the theory of the ‘collective unconscious’ and was also interested in dream interpretation.

A

Carl Gustav Jung

238
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With what is rainfall measured

A

Ombrometer

239
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In what game do you collect Jiggies, Jinjos, and Feathers (amongst other things)?

A

Banjo-Kazooie

240
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Which country left the Commonwealth in 1949 and has not rejoined

A

Eire

241
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What instrument of execution was used on Marie Antoinette

A

Guillotine

242
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Who was the Greek goddess of the rainbow

A

Iris

243
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When was the leaning Tower of Pisa completed

A

1350

244
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What are Luster, Moreen, Mungo and Nankeen types of

A

Material or fabric

245
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What Is the First Name Of Parker In The TV Show Thunderbirds

A

Alo

246
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What us city briefly dropped the last letter of its name

A

Pittsburgh

247
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When was the Alaskan Highway officially opened

A

November 21, 1942 11/21/42

248
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Whose recent books include ‘Crisis Four’ and ‘Firewall’

A

Andy mcnab

249
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What dinosaurs name translates as roof lizard

A

Stegosaurus

250
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Trees: which tree has catkins in the spring and edible nuts in the autumn

A

Hazel

251
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The Sailor Who Fell From Grace With the Sea_

A

Yukio mishima

252
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Who died three days after Elvis Presley?

A

Groucho Marx

253
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Where was the big British pop festival held in 1969?

A

The isle of wight

254
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The director of Jaws, Raiders of the Lost Ark

A

Stephen spielberg

255
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In 1965 which song by sam the sham and the pharaohs peaked at number 2

A

Woolly bully

256
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Two in every three buyers pays the sticker price for what item without arguing

A

Automobile

257
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Name the Capital of the Ukraine

A

Kiev

258
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In which state is the painted desert

A

Arizona

259
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In London in 1985 a man was convicted of stealing two what

A

Crime Prevention Posters

260
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Who was the Scottish mathematician who drew up the first logarithmic tables

A

John napier

261
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What is the fear of numbers known as

A

Numerophobia

262
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In 1782 in France what was louison or louisette

A

The Guillotine before renaming it

263
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What was Oscar Wilde’s only novel

A

The picture of Dorian Grey

264
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To which island was Napoleon exiled, after his loss at Waterloo ?

A

St Helena

265
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Oryza sativa is what staple food item

A

Rice

266
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Besides “Auld Lang Syne” and “For He’s a Jolly Good Fellow”, what is the most frequently sung song in English?

A

Happy Birthday

267
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What are ‘Finnan haddies’

A

Smoked haddock

268
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What is a group of donkeys called

A

Herd

269
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What show was ‘Whatcha talkin’ ‘bout Willis?’ a standard catch phrase?

A

Different Strokes

270
Q

What does the HP stand for in HP sauce?

A

Houses Of Parliament

271
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In Which Year Did Kraftwerk Achieve Their First UK No.1

A

1982

272
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With what sport is chris boardman associated

A

Cycling

273
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The Lovin Spoonful Were Cats From Which Town In 1967

A

Nashville

274
Q

Secret Identities: Kay Challis

A

Crazy jane

275
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If you suffered Hierophillia what turns you on

A

Sacred Objects

276
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Who is the Greek God of the sky and the universe

A

Uranus

277
Q

Name of Honda’s variable valve timing system.

A

Vtec

278
Q

In Malibu California its illegal to do what in a theatre

A

Laugh out loud

279
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Who Wrote (Old Possums Book Of Practical Cats)

A

T.S. Eliot

280
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In ‘romeo and juliet’, who said ‘i have a faint cold fear thrills through my veins’

A

Juliet

281
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What is the only French speaking republic in Americas

A

Haiti

282
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Ingvar Kamprad Is One Of The The Richest Men In The World, With What Brand Name Is He Connected?

A

Ikea

283
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Which country always leads the opening Olympic procession?

A

Greece

284
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British sailors got lime juice US cranberry what Danish get

A

Sauerkraut to stop scurvy

285
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Who sang the song from the Disney movie ‘Can You Feel The Love Tonight

A

Elton john

286
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Adolf hitler became chancellor of Germany in which year?

A

1933

287
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Snow Crash: Name the hacker who is infected with Snow Crash, owner of The Black Sun:

A

Da5id

288
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What city did the “motley crue” form in

A

Hollywood

289
Q

Which position is usually played by the tallest member on a basketball team?

A

Centre

290
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What was the name of the neighbors that lived next door to ALF??

A

Raquel and Trevor Achmanic

291
Q

Which band does Eddie Vedder with?

A

Pearl Jam

292
Q

45 is the International Telephone dialling code for what country

A

Denmark

293
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Which basketball star played a genie in ‘Kazaam’?

A

Shaquille O’Neal

294
Q

HG Wells invisible man had what physical oddity

A

Albino

295
Q

Jean Francois Gravelet is better remembered as who

A

Blondin Tightrope walker

296
Q

What is a guanaco

A

Wild llama

297
Q

Alectryomanchy is another name for what banned UK 1849

A

Cockfighting

298
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Which creature was half horse, half man

A

Centaur

299
Q

What are hills and ridges composed of drifting sand

A

Dunes

300
Q

Diana ross sings ‘noone knows what goes on behind ______’

A

Closed doors

301
Q

Tanzania is the country that resulted from the union of tanganyika and ______

A

Zanzibar

302
Q

What Sport Is Carried Out at Bisley In Surrey

A

Rifle Shooting

303
Q

Who wrote the book (Brave New World)

A

Aldous Huxley

304
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What was John Denvers only solo UK number one

A

Annies Song

305
Q

Who was the male lead in ‘hello dolly’

A

Walter matthau

306
Q

What Nationality Was Madame Tussard Founder Of The Famous Waxwork Exhibition

A

Swiss

307
Q

Dogs that do not tolerate small children well are the St. Bernard, the Old English sheep dog, the Alaskan malamute, the bull terrier, and the toy __________

A

Poodle

308
Q

The science of providing men, equipment and supplies for military operations is called ________.

A

Logistics

309
Q

Who was would-be presidential assassin john hinckley jr was infatuated with

A

Jodie foster

310
Q

What is the name of the UK’s primary Fighter Aircraft?

A

Eurofighter Typhoon

311
Q

H.G. Wells novel where Earth is invaded by Martians.

A

War of the worlds

312
Q

Who Was President Of The USA In 1952 A) Harry Truman, B) Dwight Eisenhower, C= Lyndon Johnson

A

A= Harry Truman

313
Q

What do Moscow residents substitute for toilet paper during shortages

A

Newspaper

314
Q

The 14th July 1789 marked the start of what ?

A

French Revolution

315
Q

Choo rock groups: frankie lymon and the _____

A

Teenagers

316
Q

Lee Marvin won the best actor Oscar for what 1965 film

A

Cat Ballou

317
Q

What name is given to the point where two rivers join ?

A

Confluence

318
Q

Pernell Roberts played which character in a TV western series

A

Adam Cartwright

319
Q

Clams have a row of __________ around their shells.

A

Eyes

320
Q

Which Singer Is Known As The Man In Black

A

Johnny Cash

321
Q

What was Rosanna Arquette’s character’s name in “Desperately Seeking Susan”?

A

Roberta Glass

322
Q

Which scientist invented the Universal Joint which enabled movement in all directions?

A

Robert Hooke

323
Q

What Italian stew literally translates as Bone with a Hole

A

Osso Bucco

324
Q

Who is the Roman Goddess of orchards and gardens

A

Pomonia

325
Q

What are the names of the Ninja Turtles in alphabetical order?

A

Donatello Leonardo Michelangelo Raphael

326
Q

The process of a snake shedding its skin or a crustacean casting off its outer shell is called __________

A

Ecdysis

327
Q

If you were in a bar and someone gave you a ‘mickey Finn’ what would you be drinking?

A

A drugged Drink

328
Q

What race in the sport called coursing

A

Greyhound

329
Q

What US president was nicknamed Miss Nancy

A

James Buchanan

330
Q

What is the capital of Peru ?

A

Lima

331
Q

Which film was based on the story of ‘Francis Swamp Mario’?

A

The Patriot

332
Q

Who is known as Pistol Pete?

A

Pete Sampras

333
Q

CH car international registration plate which country

A

Switzerland

334
Q

On What Date Is Saint Stephens Day Celebrated

A

26th Dec

335
Q

What plant was used as a model for corinthian columns

A

Acanthus

336
Q

Who Titled His 1977 Top Ten Album After The 2nd Book In The Bible

A

Bob Marley

337
Q

What French emperor died in Kent

A

Napoleon iii

338
Q

What animal lives in a lodge

A

Beaver

339
Q

Declan McManus became famous as who

A

Elvis Costello

340
Q

Around the alter of which God were the early Greek plays done

A

Dionysus

341
Q

Where Did Scott McKenzie Visit, And What He Tell Us To Make Sure We Wore

A

San Francisco (Some Flowers In Your Hair)

342
Q

How Many Pips On A Standard Set Of Dominoes

A

168 Pips

343
Q

Xylophone Is Derived From The Greek Words For What

A

Wood & Sound

344
Q

What would you have if you had rutilism

A

Red hair

345
Q

Who was the first actor to receive an Oscar postumously

A

Peter finch

346
Q

Which Band Have An Album At Number One At The Moment Called “We are The Night”?

A

Chemical Brothers

347
Q

Which state had the largest population increase between 1847 and 1860

A

California

348
Q

What is the most popular pizza topping in South Korea

A

Tuna

349
Q

Ancient Egyptians worshiped what food item

A

Cabbage

350
Q

James Dean Bradfield is the lead singer with which pop group

A

Manic street preachers

351
Q

Who wrote Tom Jones

A

Henry fielding

352
Q

In heraldry if an animal is passant what is it doing

A

Walking

353
Q

Which Film Won The Category Of Best Film At The 2000 Oscars

A

Gladiator

354
Q

Which musical did the song Send in the Clowns come from

A

A Little Night Music

355
Q

This Russian scientist used dogs to study conditioned reflexes.

A

Ivan Pavlov

356
Q

Grass from SE Asia yeilding a fragrant oil

A

Citronella

357
Q

What Happens If You Add Water To Pernod

A

It Goes Cloudy

358
Q

What is the flower that stands for: anticipation

A

Gooseberry

359
Q

The French call it nature morte the Spanish bodegon what is it

A

Still Life painting

360
Q

Fill in the blank: swing low,sweet _____

A

Chariot

361
Q

What’s the only alcoholic beverage on sale before noon in finland

A

Beer

362
Q

About Which Jazz Player Was Ain’t Misbehavin

A

Fats Waller

363
Q

Kan Pei - Terveydeksi - Op Je gazonheid 3 ways saying what

A

Good Health - Cheers

364
Q

In Greek mythology whose dogs tore actaeon apart

A

Artemis

365
Q

In Korea, the deer is a symbol of long life, and is often portrayed in the company of __________

A

Immortals

366
Q

Who sang ‘dreamy eyes’ in 1962

A

Johnny tillotson

367
Q

What Was The Name Of Suzi Quatro’s Character In “Happy Days”

A

Leather Trocadero

368
Q

In one year, hens in America lay enough eggs to encircle the globe a __________

A

100 times

369
Q

JFK was actually baptised JFFK what was the other F for

A

Francis

370
Q

Which Britain Came Last In The 1988 Olympic Ski Jump Finals

A

Eddie (The Eagle) Edwards

371
Q

In Which Us State Is Yosemite National Park

A

California

372
Q

What kind of creature is a redpoll if it isn’t a red cow

A

Bird

373
Q

Worldwide most capitol cities begin with which letter

A

B

374
Q

What is Gohan

A

Japanese Rice

375
Q

90% of New York cabbies are what

A

New immigrants

376
Q

Who was the roman god of war

A

Mars

377
Q

Who eats the most turkey per capita

A

Israel

378
Q

Growing Up Skipper Mattel doll 1970 what happened arm turned

A

Breasts Grew

379
Q

A cigarette brand that fits these blanks; &

A

Benson & hedges

380
Q

He was the U.S. president during the Civil War.

A

Abraham Lincoln

381
Q

What does a brandophile collect?

A

Cigar bands

382
Q

What Band Comprised Pal Waaktaar, Mags Furuholmen, & Morten Harket

A

Aha

383
Q

In the tv series ‘the adventures of hercules’, what is hercules’ companion’s name

A

Iolos

384
Q

The Ever Changing Latin Teen Group Menudo Saw One Of Their Old Boys Enjoy Worldwide Success In 1999 Who Is He

A

Rick Martin

385
Q

This planet’s diameter is most equal to that of the earth’s.

A

Venus

386
Q

A bird in the hand is worth ______

A

Two in the bush

387
Q

What contribution to our Christmas heritage did Ralph E. Morris make in 1895?

A

Christmas Lights

388
Q

Who plays Ali McBeal

A

Callista Flockhart

389
Q

Who manufactured the first home video game system?

A

Magnavox

390
Q

He discovered phobos

A

Asaph hall

391
Q

Dendrophobia is a morbid fear of what

A

Trees

392
Q

What series has Robert Jordan written ?

A

Wheel of Time

393
Q

What was Americas first organised sport

A

Horse Racing in 1664

394
Q

What’s a “banger” in London

A

Sausage

395
Q

Who ‘mixes it with love and makes the world go around’

A

Candyman

396
Q

How long is Camptown racetrack

A

Five miles

397
Q

In which continent would you find the lena river

A

Asia

398
Q

What is the smallest state in the USA?

A

Rhode Island

399
Q

A childs hat tied under the chin

A

Bonnet

400
Q

Which Christian Feast is celebrated on 15th August

A

Assumption of virgin mary