Trivia Database_12 Flashcards

1
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Packy East Had 3 Boxing Bouts All Of Which He Lost When Asked About Them He Said & I Quote ‘ I Was On The Canvas More Times Than Rembrandt ‘’ How is he better known

A

Bob Hope

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2
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What is the official language of Cuba

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Spanish

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3
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Motorphobia is the fear of

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Automobiles

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4
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__________ Ford is listed as one of 50 people barred from entering Tibet _ apparently, Disney clashed with Chinese officials over the film Kundun (1997). Ford’s wife Melissa Mathison wrote the screenplay.

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Harrison

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5
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When not fighting crime, what did Underdog do for a living?

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Shoeshine boy

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6
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Often drunk, this liquid is normally harvested from female cows

A

Milk

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7
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Which country grows the most fruit

A

China

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8
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What Vegetables Are Part Of The Family Allium?

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Onions, Garlic, Leek, Shallot And Chive

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9
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220 yards equals one

A

Furlong

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10
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Which Mediterranean island was divided into two in 1974

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Cyprus

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11
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To what does the obscure song “Turning Japanese” refer?

A

Masturbation

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12
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How many years did Hitler predict the Third Reich would reign

A

1000 years

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13
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In which state are Gettysburg and the Liberty Bell?

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Pennsylvania

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14
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A collision between a bird and an aircraft

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Bird-strike

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15
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“What Did My True Love Give To Me On The ““Tenth”” Day Of Christmas”

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10 Lords A Leaping

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16
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__________ feel safest when they are crowded together, hundreds in a group.

A

Flamingoes

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17
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Which company developed ‘instant’ coffee in the 1930s

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Nestle

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18
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Who Bought The Ritz Hotel In Paris In 1979

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Mohammed Al Fayed

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19
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What former british colony has a famed jade market on canton road

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Hong kong

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20
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Who was the male star of the film Fatal Attraction

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Michael douglas

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21
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What is the average temperature (f) at the South Pole

A

Minus fifty six 56

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22
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In the year 2000, what was the most popular sweet brand in the UK - Rowntree Fruit Pastilles, Starburst or Polo Mints?

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Polo Mints

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23
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Which element, discovered by Pierre and Marie Curie, did she name after the country of her birth

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Polonium

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24
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What is the day called when the earth is closest to the sun

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Perigee

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25
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What relation was Louis XV of France to Louis XIV

A

Great grandson

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26
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What two planets dont have moons?

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Mercury and Venus

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27
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A baby gray __________ drinks enough milk to fill more than 2,000 bottles a day.

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Whale

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28
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How many inches tall are the bearskins worn by the guards at Buckingham Palace?

A

20

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29
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What does a polyandric women have more than one of

A

Husband

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30
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Beethoven’s 9th was his interpretation of what work by Schiller

A

Ode to Joy

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31
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What does the abbreviation N/A mean?

A

Not applicable

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32
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The study of natural phenomena: motion, forces, light, sound, etc. is called ______.

A

Physics

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33
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Who played clyde to faye dunaway’s bonnie

A

Warren beatty

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34
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What is soccer star Pele’s real name?

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Edson Arantes do Nascimento

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35
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What is the sfa associated with

A

Football

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36
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Of love Heavier-than-air craft that derives its lift not from fixed wings like those of conventional airplanes, but from a power-driven rotor or rotors, revolving on a vertical axis above the fuselage

A

Helicopter

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37
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Which U.S. soul singer was known as ‘Lady Day’

A

Billie holiday

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38
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What is the meaning of the name of the constellation Cygnus ?

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Swan

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39
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Who Was The First President Of The United States?

A

George Washington

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40
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Institution for young offenders having a tough quasi-military regime

A

Boot camp

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41
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What caused the gremlins in the movie Gremlin to become evil?

A

Eating after midnight

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42
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If an alloy is an amalgam what metal must it contain

A

Mercury

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43
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What sport do the following terms belong to - “Sweeper & Advantage Rule”?

A

Soccer

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44
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How many sayings did Jesus say from the cross?

A

Seven

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45
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In the opera ‘la traviata’, what was violetta’s occupation

A

Courtesan

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46
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In What Sport Might You Need To Perform An Eskimo Roll

A

Canoeing & Kayaking

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47
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What name is used to describe permanently-frozen subsoil?

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Permafrost

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48
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In 1666 Jesuit Bark was used as a prevention against what

A

Malaria

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49
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Who is the hero of Rider Haggard’s adventure, King Solomon’s Mines

A

Alan quartermain

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50
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What country is the world’s deepest mine located

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South Africa

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51
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Stanley Kubrick Started It In The Early 1970’s & Steven Spielberg Finished It In 2001 Name The Movie

A

A.I

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52
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What is the capital of Croatia ?

A

Zagreb

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53
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For which game would you win the Plimpton Cup

A

Backgammon

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54
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Where are bangtails found

A

Mailer envelopes

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55
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What Is A Particle Of Light Called

A

A Photon

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56
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What, with arabic, is the official language of mauritania

A

French

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57
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Zoisite is a semi precious stone - National stone which country

A

Norway

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58
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What bird has the biggest wingspan?

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Albatross

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59
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Large dog of a breed of wolfhound

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Alsatian

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60
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The __________ is the first bird mentioned in the Bible. It was sent out by Noah to see if the waters had abated.

A

Raven

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61
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In the Canterbury Tales why were the pilgrims travelling

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To visit Thomas a’ Becketts Tomb

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62
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Who Was PFA Young Player Of The Year In 1995 & 1996?

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Robbie Fowler

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63
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Who was the first british royal to make people magazine’s ‘worst dressed list’ five times

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Sarah ferguson

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64
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Meat from animal killed according to Muslim law

A

Halal

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65
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What can be Vulgar Common Simple Improper or proper

A

Fractions

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66
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Where are the Guiana Highlands

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Northern south america

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67
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It was Greek to me is a line from which Shakespearean play

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Julius caesar

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68
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Where Was The Potters Wheel First Used

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In Mesopotamia c.3000 Bc

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69
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Who Had A Hit With “I Love A Rainy Night”

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Eddie Rabbitt

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70
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Who would be scored on the Apgar scale

A

Newborn Babies

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71
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Who wrote the ‘Aeneid’

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Virgil

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72
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What did air cadet frank whittle invent in 1928

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Jet engine

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73
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Which famous singer lived at 20 Forthlin Road,Liverpool

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Paul mccartney

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74
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Bill Watterson, cartoonist for Calvin & Hobbes, is the first cartoonist to use what word in his cartoon

A

Booger

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75
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What was first worn on the 10th October 1886 ?

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Tuxedo

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76
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The chemical phenylethylamine, which your brain produces when you fall in love, is found in what food

A

Chocolate

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77
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Who was called The Scourge of God

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Attila the Hun

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78
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Who Was The Lead Singer & Producer For Cameo

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Larry Blackmon

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79
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Name the author of ‘The Catcher in the Rye’

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J.D. Salinger

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80
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This Indian group ruled in early Peru

A

Incas

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81
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There are 16 ______ in a cup

A

Tablespoons

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82
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What is one of the items that the wood of the sycamore tree is used for

A

Boxes

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83
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On which coast of Australia is Sydney?

A

East

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84
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What sport/game is bobby fischer associated with

A

Chess

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85
Q

Eskimo culture encourages male visitors to do what

A

Sleep with hosts wife

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86
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Honeydew’ is a variety of what

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Melon

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87
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What Cartoon Character Was Created, Inspired by The Frank Sinatra Song Strangers In The Night

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Scooby Doo

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88
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Irish Proverb - If you want to be criticized do what

A

Marry

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89
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Maputo is the capital of ______

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Mozambique

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90
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What Type Of Fruit Is A Russet

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An Apple

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91
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Marengo was Napoleons horse but he rode who at Waterloo

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Disiree white Arabian

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92
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What were J.B. Priestley’s christian names

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John boynton

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93
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The hippopotamus gives birth __________ and nurses its young in the river as well, although the young hippos must come up periodically for air.

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Underwater

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94
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Which orchestral instrument can play the highest note

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The Violin

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95
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Which kellogg’s cereal was advertised by tusk tusk the elephant

A

Coco

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96
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In ‘Dirty Dancing’ what was Baby’s real name?

A

Frances

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97
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What is the alternative name for the Galaxy

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Milky way

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98
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Type of frothy milky coffee

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Cappuccino

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99
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“Get Off My Cloud” Was A Hit For Which Group In 1965

A

The Rolling Stones

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100
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In what city does Fat Albert live

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Philadelphia

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101
Q

Who Were “Big In Japan”

A

Alphaville

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102
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McDonald’s ‘Iced Tea’ is actually this brand

A

Nestea

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103
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Where was the first public library opened in 1747

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Warsaw Poland

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104
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9 p.m. In military time is how many hours

A

2100

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105
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Which author wrote “The Duncton Chronicles”

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William horwood

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106
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Which former member of the group ‘Cream’ received the OBE in 1995

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Eric clapton

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107
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What is the ‘pound’ or ‘number’ symbol on the telephone

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Octothorpe

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108
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What 1839 innovation changed the face of mail delivery

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The envelope envelope

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109
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In Utmost Good Faith is the motto of which organisation

A

Lloyds of London

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110
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Harold Edgerton has taken all the worlds photos of what

A

US nuclear bomb explosions

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111
Q

____________ means “land of the free.”

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Thailand

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112
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13th century Paris brothels were the first to have what

A

Red Lights

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113
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Name Merlin’s owl in Disney’s Sword in the Stone

A

Archimedes

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114
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Compact, opaque gemstone ranging in color from dark green to almost white

A

Jade

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115
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Most __________ lived to be more than a hundred years old.

A

Dinosaurs

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116
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At the equator, what is the brightest star in the night sky?

A

Sirius

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117
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In what sport is the Heisman trophy awarded

A

American football

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118
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The martial art tai quon do translates literally as what

A

Kick Art Way

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119
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The Berries Of The Juniper Tree Are Used To Flavour Which Alcoholic Drink?

A

Gin

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120
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The surrealist painter Salvador Dali was a native of which country?

A

Spain

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121
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Who appeared in the films Pulp Fiction, Primary Colors and Staying Alive

A

John travolta

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122
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What is the largest lake in the u.s

A

Superior

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123
Q

Viscum Album provides an excuse for stealing what

A

A Kiss (its Mistletoe)

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124
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What was the principal wood used by Thomas Chippendale during the 18th century

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Mahogany

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125
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What’s miami’s most famous suburb

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Miami beach

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126
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What is stolen by tom, tom the piper’s son

A

Pig

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127
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Which European city has a cathedral located inside an old mosque

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Cordoba

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128
Q

The Bee Gees Were Born In Manchester But Spent Their Teenage Years Where

A

Australia

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129
Q

What is the capital of Micronesia

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Palikir

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130
Q

What pre-tv radio show turned film caused people to commit suicide when it was first aired

A

War of the worlds

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131
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Which Country Is The Largest Importer Of Arms In Europe

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Greece

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Who is the last British player to win the women’s singles title at Wimbledon?

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Virginia Wade

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133
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Who was Martina Navratilova’s usual ladies doubles partner in the 1980’s?

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Pam Shriver

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134
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Once married to Ted Hughes, which American poet committed suicide in 1963

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Sylvia plath

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135
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What U.S. state name is sioux for “south wind people”

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Kansas

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136
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Spacephobia is a fear of ______

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Outer space

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137
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This Queen of France was beheaded in 1793.

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Marie antoinette

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138
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Which 2 Musicians Co Wrote & Produced “Do They Know Its Christmas”

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Midge Ure & Bob Geldof

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139
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In some religions mistletoe represents God’s what

A

Testicles - balls to you

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140
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What comes in types Rock Ball Greentree Indian Reticulated

A

Pythons

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141
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Which Nation Eats The Most Chocolate Per Capita (Per Head)

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Switzerland

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142
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Vasco da Gama rounded the Cape of Good Hope in what year

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1498

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143
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Who ‘came whiffling through the tulgey wood’

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Jabberwock

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La Paz is the capital of what country

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Bolivia

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“In which famous Christmas Song is a snowman pretended to be ““Parsons Brown””?”

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Winter Wonderland

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146
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What is the dire straits song title for ‘here comes johnny singing oldies, goldies ___’

A

Walk of life

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147
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From which country did the original vandals come

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Germany

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148
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What new york city avenue divides the east side from the west side

A

Fifth

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149
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Chiuhauha dogs were originally bred for what

A

Tasty meat

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150
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When Harrison Ford was The Fugitive who was the lawman

A

Tommy Lee Jones

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151
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What shields the earth from the solar wind

A

Earth’s magnetic field earths

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152
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Proper term for “Eskimo.”

A

Inuit

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Who was the defeated Labour Prime Minister in the Israeli General Election of May 1996

A

Shimon peres

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154
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What is the state fruit of Louisiana

A

Strawberry

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155
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In Sanskrit it means House of Snow - what does

A

Himalayas

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156
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A vicious one of these is a series of reactions that compound an initial problem

A

Circle

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157
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Which Is The Most Infectous Disease

A

Measles

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158
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Who wrote the epic poem Samson Agonites

A

John Milton

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159
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What is the slogan on license plates manufactured by prisoners in the state prison in Concord

A

Live Free or Die

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160
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The locals call it Firenze what do we call it

A

Florence Italy

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161
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In Old English what kind of person often had a ‘shite’

A

Gossip - phrase Chit Chat from it

162
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Pan is the greek god of ______

A

Shepherds and flocks

163
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What fruit is “Citrus grandis”

A

Grapefruit

164
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What is the most common breeding bird in the US

A

Red Winged Blackbird

165
Q

Where is poet’s corner

A

Westminster abbey

166
Q

Who Succceeded Hitler In 1945?

A

Admiral Donitz

167
Q

What ‘27 baseball team had a crew of heavy hitters called murderer’s row

A

New

168
Q

The rate of change of velocity is known as _________.

A

Acceleration

169
Q

Which football team’s home ground is Ibrox Stadium?

A

Rangers Football Club

170
Q

Some animals spend the winter in a sleep_like state known as _________.

A

Hibernation

171
Q

What is the only flag permitted to be flown over the US flag

A

United Nations Flag

172
Q

Off what country lies the island of Zanzibar

A

Tanzania

173
Q

Ex tv detective, turned crooner. Who sang Silver Lady?

A

David Soul

174
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Beverly hills has what fictional zipcode

A

90210

175
Q

In Ren and Stimpy what sort of dog is Ren

A

Chiuhauha

176
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Who provided the voice for the independent Eilonwy in Disney’s often criticized 1985 movie “The Black Cauldron”?

A

Susan Sheridan

177
Q

What material features in the construction of a “corduroy road”

A

Logs

178
Q

This queen of France was beheaded in 1793

A

Marie antoinette

179
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What is a group of this animal called: Viper

A

Nest

180
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In the 1954 film A Star is Born starring Judy Garland who played the leading man

A

James mason

181
Q

What is a somnambulist

A

Sleepwalker

182
Q

Close encounters of the first kind

A

Sighting unexplained craft sighting ufo’s

183
Q

On Borneo and Sumatra, the literal translation of this ape’s name means “man of the forest.”

A

Orang-utan

184
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What film won the 1943 Oscar as best film

A

Casablanca

185
Q

Who Immortalised The 1969 Woodstock Festival In Song

A

Joni Mitchell

186
Q

Caviar Is A Delicacy That Comes From Which Fish

A

Sturgeon

187
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Barkley name the only animal whose main source of food is the porcupine

A

Fisher

188
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Name the first African American doll produced by Mattel

A

Francie

189
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Which Latin Word Is Used To Express The Meaning “Word For Word”

A

Verbatim

190
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Though part of the British Isles, the _______________ is administered according to its own laws by the Court of Tynwald. The island is not bound by British law unless it chooses to be.

A

Isle of man

191
Q

At Which Course Is The Derby Run Each Year?

A

Epsom

192
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What is the fictitious name of a defendent

A

Richard roe

193
Q

Which Of Santa’s Reindeer Shares It’s Name With A High Street Store

A

Comet

194
Q

On what non-Nintendo console can you find Zelda games?

A

Philips CD-I

195
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Which Song Recorded By Whitney Houston In 1993 Was Originally A Hit For Chaka Khan In 1978?

A

I’m Every Woman

196
Q

What is IRC an acronym for?

A

Internet relay chat

197
Q

What is the honeymoon capital of the world

A

Niagara falls

198
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In which county is the UK’s Met Office?

A

Devon

199
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Where would you see a stoop or what creature is doing it

A

A falcons diving

200
Q

After whom is the month of January named

A

Janus

201
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This is the only borough of New York City that is not on an island.

A

The Bronx

202
Q

What are hiragana and katakana

A

Japanese alphabets

203
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Pavarotti popularized Nessun dorma but what does it mean

A

None shall sleep

204
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Which companies logo is based on the legend of cats nine lives

A

Ever Ready

205
Q

What do insects do through their spiracles

A

Breathe

206
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Which Members Of The Bee Gees Were Twins

A

Maurice & Robin

207
Q

What natural product is petrol refined from

A

Oil

208
Q

What is a chemically castrated cock called

A

Capon

209
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What’s the international radio code word for the letter “U”

A

Uniform

210
Q

What is the effect of the earth’s rotation on the wind called

A

Coriolis

211
Q

Where in London was the Great Exhibition of 1851 held

A

Hyde park

212
Q

Where are there over 58 million dogs?

A

USA

213
Q

In the parable of the Good Samaritan, to which city was the Samaritan travelling

A

Jericho

214
Q

The Single “Up Where We Belong” Is Taken From Which Film

A

An Officer And A Gentleman

215
Q

The Monument In The City Of London Is A Monument To Which Event

A

The Great Fire Of London

216
Q

Which children’s character was created by Mary Tourtel

A

Rupert the Bear

217
Q

In which country is milk the most popular beverage?

A

USA

218
Q

It is illegal to cross the Iowa state boundaries wearing what

A

Duck on your head

219
Q

The worlds first what opened in Brighton England in 1897

A

Petrol (gas) station

220
Q

What is the maximum number of integer degrees in a reflex angle?

A

359

221
Q

What is striped on a tiger, besides it’s fur

A

It’s skin

222
Q

What sank German submarine U120 in WW2

A

Broken toilet

223
Q

US Pres mom said Looking at my children wish I’d stayed virgin

A

Jimmy Carter

224
Q

What nationality was the artist Whistler

A

American

225
Q

In 1961 French army revolts in

A

Algeria

226
Q

Fiochetti is what shaped pasta

A

Bows

227
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The electric light first available product what’s second

A

Electric Oven

228
Q

What do rabbits love

A

Licorice

229
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The Germans name for their country

A

Deutschland

230
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He said ‘i have nothing to offer but blood, tears, toil and sweat’

A

Winston

231
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In which novel by George Eliot is Eppie Cass adopted by a miser whose gold has been stolen by her father

A

Silas marner

232
Q

Where in Huddersfield was the Rugby League formed in 1895

A

The george hotel

233
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How was William Huskinson killed in 1830 - first ever

A

Run over by Railway Train

234
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Weapon consisting of a long, sharp edged or pointed blade fixed in a hilt (a handle that usually has a protective guard at the place where the handle joins the blade)

A

Sword

235
Q

In What Year Was Robert Kennedy Assassinated? (2 Points Spot On, 1 Point Year Either Way)

A

1968

236
Q

What was banned in Horneytown North Carolina

A

Massage Parlours

237
Q

Which group had a one hit wonder with ‘Book of Love’’?

A

The Monotones

238
Q

What is the word for hallucinations and delusions

A

Schizophrenia

239
Q

Which British Sax Player Fronted The Band Paraphernalia

A

Barbara Thompson

240
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Which herb is used to make “Pesto Sauce”

A

Basil

241
Q

New Delhi is the capital of ______?

A

India

242
Q

Which fruit is used in the drink cassis

A

Blackcurrant

243
Q

In Greek mythology, who wanted to remain unmarried until she was defeated in a footrace

A

Atlanta

244
Q

The Romans called it Numidia what do we call it today

A

Algeria

245
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What is the name of the dog from the Grinch who stole christmas

A

Max

246
Q

Samuel Sewall, John Hathome and William, Stoughton were the presiding judges at which series of 17th Century trials

A

Salem witch trials

247
Q

The Daughter Of Which Tv Game Show Host Had A Hit As A Member Of Toto Coelo With I Eat Cannibals

A

Bob Holness

248
Q

An arenaceous plant grown in what type of soil

A

Sandy

249
Q

Which is the windy city

A

Chicago

250
Q

Term for the role the atmosphere plays in insulating and warming the earth’s surface

A

Greenhouse effect

251
Q

30% of women have done it but only 10% do it regularly - what

A

Multiple Orgasms

252
Q

What does qb vii refer to in leon uris’s title

A

Queen’s bench no 7

253
Q

Evidence of what alternative treatment found in 5300 mummy

A

Acupuncture

254
Q

In the early 20th century, rattlesnake venom was used to treat which illness?

A

Epilepsy

255
Q

What nhl hockey player was sports illustrated’s ‘sportsman of the year’ for 1970

A

Bobby orr

256
Q

What is the name of the main character in Homer’s Odyssey?

A

Odysseus

257
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Which 1982 Chart Topping Singer Had Earlier Appeared On TV As Alex Haley’s Mother In “Roots The Next Generation” And As A Jim Jones Cult Member In “The Guyana Tragedy”

A

Irene Cara

258
Q

What does ‘cassata’ ice cream contain

A

Fruit and nuts

259
Q

Who won the women’s heptathlon at Seoul in 1988

A

Jackie Joyner-Kersey

260
Q

What’s a truffle

A

Edible fungus

261
Q

What is the Capital of: Cook Islands

A

Avarua

262
Q

Christopher Cockerel invented what

A

Hovercraft

263
Q

Klysmophillia is arousal from what

A

Enemas

264
Q

In Which Year Was John Lennon Murdered

A

1980

265
Q

How many celebrities featured on the panel in each episode of the game show ‘Blankety Blank’?

A

6

266
Q

Who is the Greek Goddess of witchcraft and black magic

A

Hecate

267
Q

What Was The First Product Available In The UK Under Hire Purchase

A

A Sewing Machine

268
Q

Musophobia is the fear of

A

Mice

269
Q

Which Country Won The World Cup First Germany Or Brazil

A

Germany

270
Q

Leukophobia is the fear of

A

The color white

271
Q

Which American poet was also a surgeon

A

Oliver Wendell Holmes

272
Q

What fish is the fastest

A

Sailfish

273
Q

Holy Roman Emperor Charles VI created which principality in 1719?

A

Lichtenstein

274
Q

What animals make up the Suidae family

A

Pigs

275
Q

What Stevie Wonder song was recorded by ‘Beck Bogart and Appice’?

A

Superstition

276
Q

What was created with the big bang?

A

Universe

277
Q

What was the Rolling Stones first no 1 hit

A

Its all over now

278
Q

Alberto Tomba is a name associated with which sport

A

Skiing

279
Q

What colour was Tweety Bird originally

A

Pink

280
Q

In April 2003 Who Became The Oldest Man To Be Rated No1 In The World Tennis Association Rankings At The Age Of 33?

A

Andre Agassi

281
Q

The muskellunge, a fierce fighting fish that can weigh in at around 70 pounds, is the official state fish of ___________________

A

Wisconsin

282
Q

Who is the babylonian goddess of love and fertility

A

Ishtar

283
Q

Belgrade lies on The Danube and which other river

A

Sava

284
Q

Who was the king of Judah (800-783 bc)

A

Amaziah

285
Q

Collective nouns - a group of swans are called what

A

A Bevy

286
Q

In poker five cards of the same suit is called a(n) ________.

A

Flush

287
Q

How many bones are there in the human body

A

206

288
Q

What dog in ancient China was restricted to the aristocracy

A

Pekinese

289
Q

Who won a place in the Guinness Book of Records for writing 26 books in 1983?

A

Barbara Cartland

290
Q

What has the chemical formula H2, SO4?

A

Sulphuric Acid

291
Q

What is the name of the Israeli national anthem

A

Hatikvah

292
Q

In the middle of the land is the literal translation of where

A

Mediterranean sea

293
Q

Who Recorded the Album “Alright Now” - “Change” & “Heartache”

A

Pepsi & Shirlie

294
Q

Which famous piece of artwork depcits the Battle of Hastings ?

A

Bayeux Tapestry

295
Q

Who was the world’s first woman Prime Minister

A

Sirimavo bandaranaike

296
Q

In what opera did count almaviva have a page named cherubino

A

Marriage of

297
Q

Who did arthur h bremer try to assassinate on may 13, 1972

A

George wallace

298
Q

A distillery was originally on the site of America’s first mint, the ____________ mint, which opened in 1792.

A

Philadelphia

299
Q

In “St. Elmo’s Fire,” What city does Billy go to at the end???

A

New York

300
Q

What is the principal religion in Romania

A

Orthodox

301
Q

What is the capital of Colorado?

A

Denver

302
Q

From where to london was the first commercial boeing 747 flight

A

New york

303
Q

What was the last chinese dynasty?

A

Manchu

304
Q

A light aircraft without an engine

A

Glider

305
Q

The Scots call it ‘shinty’ - what do Canadians and Americans call it?

A

Hockey

306
Q

What is the binary equivalent of decimal 10

A

1010

307
Q

Who Was Bound For Delaware In 1960

A

Perry Como

308
Q

What is the flower that stands for: domestic industry

A

Flax

309
Q

What snake builds a nest

A

King Cobra

310
Q

What type of food is Lollo rosso?

A

Lettuce

311
Q

In which of Charles Dickens’ novels would you find the character Dora Spenlow

A

David copperfield

312
Q

Who was Hitler’s foreign secretary (full name)

A

Joachim von ribbentrop

313
Q

What sport exercises all the muscles at once

A

Swimming

314
Q

Trimontaine was the original name of where

A

Boston Massachusetts

315
Q

Nomatophobia is the fear of

A

Names

316
Q

The Detours changed to The High Numbers then what name

A

The Who

317
Q

In the proverb Heaven protects children sailors and who

A

Drunken men

318
Q

What Las Vegas hotel burned in November, 1980, with the loss of 84 lives

A

Mgm grand

319
Q

What is another name for the coyote?

A

Prairie wolf

320
Q

What is the point in the moon’s orbit which is farthest from the earth

A

Apogee

321
Q

Which Sport Featured In The Olympics Will You Find The Terms ‘Bump, Set, Spike & Pancake’’

A

Volleyball

322
Q

Who’s band was The Quarrymen

A

John Lenon

323
Q

On which annual day do most heart attacks occur

A

New years day

324
Q

Brooks what is the new name of the mound metalcraft company

A

Tonka metalcraft

325
Q

“Our Town” is a play by whom?

A

Thornton Wilder

326
Q

In the UK which school choir had a No 1 with a song grandma

A

Saint Winifred’s

327
Q

What was the original working title of the Beatles movie “Help”?

A

Eight Arms To Hold You

328
Q

Which Poet Wrote No Verse During His Time As Poet Laureate

A

William Wordsworth

329
Q

Who is Tippi Hedren’s daughter?

A

Melanie Griffith

330
Q

Who released the following ‘edible’ album ‘The spaghetti incident’

A

Guns & Roses

331
Q

What place is known as ‘the land nowhere near’?

A

Cape Three Points

332
Q

The ancient Egyptians worshiped a sky Goddess name her

A

Nut

333
Q

Name The Band: Tony Mortimer, Brian Harvey, John Hendy, Terry Coldwell

A

East 17

334
Q

Which word, taken from the French, translates literally as ‘rotten pot’

A

Potpourri

335
Q

Where would you find your pollers

A

Hands its your thumbs

336
Q

Puccini’s Turendot is set in which country

A

China

337
Q

What is a sternocleidomastoid

A

A muscle

338
Q

The flowers of the curry plant are what colour

A

Yellow

339
Q

Which English theologian, who became Dean of Westminster, was the first person to write a full account of a fossil dinosaur?

A

William Buckland

340
Q

Which Argentinian golfer, aged 44,won the British Open in 1967

A

Roberto de vicenzo

341
Q

Which Olympic Sport Prohibits The Wearing Of A Beard

A

Boxing

342
Q

Which Band Produced the Mega Selling Album “Rumours”

A

Fleetwood Mac

343
Q

Ian Brown Fronts Which Band

A

The Stone Roses

344
Q

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

A

Pig

345
Q

In Growing Pains,What was boners dad’s name?

A

Sylvester Stabone

346
Q

Who plays centerfield for the Seattle Mariners?

A

Mike Cameron

347
Q

Most men do this each morning, using a razor.

A

Shave

348
Q

Name the classic dish of mussels cooked in white wine with garlic and onion

A

Moules mariniere

349
Q

Three_letter clothing outlet, or a space or void.

A

Gap

350
Q

Which war was ended by the Treaty of Westphalia

A

30 years war

351
Q

What, made from the dried stamens of cultivated crocus flowers, is the most expensive cooking spice

A

Saffron

352
Q

Virginia McMath became famous as which actress

A

Ginger Rodgers

353
Q

Benjamin Kubelsky 1894 fame as what comedian

A

Jack Benny

354
Q

Of which country is voodoo the national religious folk cult

A

Haiti

355
Q

Which Punk Band Had A Minor Hit In 1982 With A Cover Of Ralph Mctell’s “The Streets Of London”

A

The Anti Nowhere League

356
Q

What is the official language of Austria?

A

German

357
Q

What Was The Coronation Year Of Queen Elizabeth 2nd

A

1952

358
Q

What is the only animal that cant stick out its tongue?

A

Crocodile

359
Q

Who played the lead female in meet me in las vegas

A

Cyd charisse

360
Q

Who’s the leading rebounder in NBA playoff history

A

Bill russell

361
Q

What fruit will keep floating to the top and sinking to the bottom of a glass of champagne

A

Raisin

362
Q

The Gettysburg Address was written on what

A

Used envelopes

363
Q

What is the name of the rabbit in the film, “Bambi”

A

Thumper

364
Q

Which British Flower Is Known As The Lent Lily?

A

The Daffodil

365
Q

What is a kookaburra

A

Bird

366
Q

Who Wrote The Words & Music For “Fifty Ways To Leave Your Lover”

A

Paul Simon

367
Q

Steve McQueen played Hiltz Great Escape what’s first name

A

Virgil

368
Q

What Roman Emperor was the first to convert to Christianity

A

Constantine - the great

369
Q

Saturn is the roman god of ______

A

Agriculture

370
Q

As what is the exclamation point known to mathematicians

A

Factoria

371
Q

From What Is The Heart Drug Digitalis Obtained

A

Foxgloves

372
Q

A carbonade is a dish that must contain what

A

Beer

373
Q

What is the meaning of the Latin phrase “cum grano salis”

A

With a pinch of salt

374
Q

What is a group of this animal called: Horse

A

Team pair harras

375
Q

Which Thriller Writers Works Include (The Dark Eyes Of London, Four Just Men & Sanders Of The River)

A

Edgar Wallace

376
Q

USA favourite computer passwords are love and sex what UK

A

Fred

377
Q

What is the heaviest class of weight_lifting

A

Super heavyweight

378
Q

The study of human pre history is ___________

A

Archaeology

379
Q

Gemellus is a fancy name for what

A

Testicles

380
Q

In a church, the area where the transept and the nave intersect, usually emphasized by a dome or a tower.

A

Crossing

381
Q

Promise of future benefits e.g. pensions or share options for those who stay with a company

A

Golden handcuffs

382
Q

What controversial book did Germaine Greer write?

A

The Female Eunuch

383
Q

What is the only planet that is less dense than water

A

Saturn

384
Q

What is the capital of Somalia ?

A

Mogadishu

385
Q

What transporter room aboard the enterprise is chief o’brien’s favorite

A

Three

386
Q

Where would you find a Walloon

A

South Belgium – Native Flemish

387
Q

What is the nickname for San Antonio, Texas

A

Alamo city

388
Q

What Letter Do Most British Names Begin With

A

B

389
Q

Which Peter Was Offered A Record Contract Live On Air After His Version Of “Don’t Be Cruel”

A

Peter Andre

390
Q

In the kama-sutra the art of which game is recommened for women to study ?

A

Chess

391
Q

In the poem who dug cock robins grave

A

Owl with his trowel

392
Q

To which plant family (strictly genus) do jonquils and daffodils belong

A

Narcissus

393
Q

What canal connects Lake Ontario and Lake Erie?

A

Welland

394
Q

What is the process of converting glucose to energy in cells called ?

A

Respiration

395
Q

Who is the subject of the book “Longitude” by Dava Sobel

A

John harrison

396
Q

Who Built The First Tunnel Under The River Thames

A

Sir Marc Isambard Kingdon Brunel

397
Q

In the electomagnetic spectrum, what comes between X-rays and Light?

A

Ultraviolet light

398
Q

This small gland attached to the brain exerts a control over growth.

A

Pituitary

399
Q

What is a group of turtle doves

A

Pitying

400
Q

What Fruit Is Used In Making ‘Creme de Cassis’

A

Blackcurrants