Trivia Database_13 Flashcards

1
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The tailorbird of Africa makes its nest by sewing together two broad leaves. It uses fiber as the thread and its bill as the __________

A

Needle

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2
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What is the sacrament of anointing for dying persons

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Extreme unction

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3
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What is a sorcerer who deals in black magic

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Necromancer

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4
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An area of London got its name from a hunting call what

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Soho

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5
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Which 60’s Movie features The Line wise men and grocers, they weigh everything

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Zorba the Greek

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6
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What Type Of Vegetable Is Used In A “Dubarry” Soup

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Cauliflower

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7
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Americans consume 2 billion lbs of what each year

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Chocolate

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8
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Afrikaans developed from which language

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Dutch

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9
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What city has the longest metro system

A

London

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10
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What was Helen Keller’s first word

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Water

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11
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Who Wanted To Take Things “One Day At A Time” In 1979

A

Lena Martell

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12
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Who ate watercress to dissolve gravel and stones in the bladder

A

North

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13
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Nonpariel Mission Caramel Neplus Peerless types of what

A

Almonds

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14
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Fruit puree thin enough to pour

A

Coulis

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15
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What marvel Comics superhero carries a star spangled shield

A

Captain america

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16
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What was a Spiney Pear

A

Pineapple

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17
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What European countries flag is square

A

Switzerland

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18
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Names from jobs - Baker Cook obvious what did a Mercer do

A

Textile dealer

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19
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Who was the leader of the notorious Gambino Mafia family

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John Gotti

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20
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A Cow Moos - A Cock Crows - What does an Ape do

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Jibber

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21
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Whose best-selling album is An Innocent Man which reached number two in the charts in 1983

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Billy joel

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22
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In mythology who are sometimes called the dioscuri

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Castor Pollux Zeus twin sons

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23
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Which U.S. state receives the most rainfall?

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Hawaii

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24
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Which sci-fi writer adapted his own book for the movie Pet Sematary

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Stephen king

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25
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Discoverer of nine ancient cities including Troy, Heinrich Schliemann made spectacular excavations of which city during 1874 to 1876

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Mycenae

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26
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Which is the largest of the Asteroids

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Ceres

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27
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In the cartoon show My Pet Monster,what were the only things that could send Beastor,Monster’s enemy,back to the monster world?

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A pair of orange handcuffs

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28
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What is a group of this animal called: Pony

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String

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29
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Who sang ‘25 or 6 to 4’

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Chicago

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30
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Which 90’s Song Opens With The Line “She Came From Greece She Had A Thirst For Knowledge”

A

Pulp / Common People

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31
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What wondrous creation was built by Sostratus of Cnidos

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Pharos of Alexandria

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32
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In the Bible what did David give Saul as a dowry for Michal

A

200 Foreskins from Philistines

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33
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In Which Game Might You Peg Out

A

Cribbage

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34
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What is the capital of Slovenia ?

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Ljubljana

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35
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What Name Is Given To The Diagram In Which Sets Are Represented By Circles

A

Venn Diagram

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36
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By Which Name Is Paul Gadd Better Known

A

Gary Glitter

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37
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Each tour through Natural Bridge Caverns in ____________ covers 3/4 mile. An average tour guide will walk almost 560 miles in one year.

A

Texas

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38
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What is the second biggest country in South America after Brazil

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Argentina

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39
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Vodka and orange makes up what cocktail

A

Screwdriver

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40
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What facial feature contains approximately 550 hairs

A

Eyebrow

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41
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Tarlike mixture of hydrocarbons derived from petroleum

A

Bitumen

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42
Q

The original Peeping Tom had what job

A

Tailor

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43
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In Egyptian mythology, who is known as the god of the desert?

A

Ash

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44
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What word comes from the Latin phrase to crowd together

A

Constipation Con Sta Pay Shun

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45
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This country’s flag has a large “R” on it.

A

Rwanda

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46
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Saturday is named after which planet?

A

Saturn

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47
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What is Israel’s domestic intelligence agency called?

A

Shin Bet

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48
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From whom did Peter Mandelson borrow the money for his house

A

Geoffrey robinson

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49
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What does the ‘o’ used as a prefix in irish surnames mean

A

Descendent of

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50
Q

Who could win a PATSY

A

Picture Animal Top Star of Year

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51
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Operation Thunderbolt was the nickname given to which raid

A

Israeli raid on Entebbe

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52
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What is the official language of new caledonia

A

French

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53
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Which former Soviet Republic in Central Asia has Tashkent as its capital

A

Uzbekistan

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54
Q

Wiccaphobia is the fear of ______

A

Witches and witchcraft

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55
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What gives pasta its green colour?

A

Spinach

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56
Q

What is sex on the internet called

A

Cybersex

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57
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Who was the only survivor of Custer’s last stand?

A

His horse

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58
Q

In ancient Rome by law prostitutes had to do what

A

Dye blond or wear blond wig

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59
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In Curse of the Pink Panther who plays Clouseau after surgery

A

Roger Moore

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60
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What type of alcoholic drink is Manzanilla

A

Sherry

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61
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Like fingerprints, what other print is individual?

A

Tongueprints

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62
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What woman won 6 gold medals in the Olympic Summer games

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Kristin Otto

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63
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Who Released The 70’s Album Entitled Superfly

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Curtis Mayfield

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64
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Who wrote ‘born free’, ‘living free’ and ‘forever free’

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Joy adamson

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65
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What is the scientific name for brimstone?

A

Sulphur

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66
Q

What was Gary Gnu’s catch phrase?

A

No Gnus is Good Gnus

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67
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Which breed of dog was introduced to Britain from Seistan province of Persia by John Barff, who exhibited it at the Kennel Club in 1907

A

Afghan hound

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68
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Philippe Pages became famous as who

A

Richard Clayderman

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69
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Who is the adopted son of Vito Corleone

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Tom Hagan

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70
Q

What Fashion Accessory Did Mary Quant Design

A

The Mini Skirt

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71
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What is the study of poisons called

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Toxicology

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72
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Who Had A No.1 Huit In 1967 With “Let The Heartaches Begin”

A

Long John Baldry

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73
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Where did you see Fancy, Spook and Choo-Choo

A

In Top Cat

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74
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Judeophobia is the fear of

A

Jews

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75
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What did north american indians eat to dissolve gravel and stones in the bladder

A

Watercress

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76
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In 1911 the archaeologist Hiram Bingham discovered what lost city

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Machu Picchu

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77
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Who is the greek counterpart of juno

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Hera

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78
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Who sang the theme to The Spy who Loved Me

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Carly Simon

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79
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What does the Australian word ‘duuny’ mean

A

Toilet

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80
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To which of its games did Hasbro give a red card in January 2000

A

Subbuteo

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81
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Which is the oldest walled city in the world

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Jericho

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82
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Writer For Michael Jackson, George Benson & Michael Mcdonald Among Others With Which Band Did Rod Temperton First Find Success

A

Heatwave

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83
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In ancient Rome, it was considered a sin to eat the flesh of what bird?

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Woodpecker

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84
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Who starred in the 1957 film showboat as June?

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Ava Gardner

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85
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What was the first daily comic strip in the USA

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Mutt and Jeff

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86
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Former YES drummer Bill Bruford played with what group in 1972

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King crimson

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87
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Telly Savalas played which TV detective

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Kojak

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88
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In the theme song from ‘the flintstones’, what is the line after ‘let’s ride with the family down the street’

A

Through the courtesy of fred’s two feet

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89
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Where might you spend a Won

A

North or South Korea

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90
Q

43% of Americans regularly do what

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Attend church

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91
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Got a way what sport did andre agassi’s dad compete in

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Boxing

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92
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Approximately how many spoons are there in the ‘New Jersey Spoon Museum’

A

Five

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93
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What word refers to very harsh laws such as those devised by a 7th century BC Athenian legislator

A

Draconian draconic

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94
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Stagecoach and Fort Apache starred which actor

A

John wayne

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95
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Marcus Garvey founded what

A

Rastafarians

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96
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What form of verse is “paradise lost” written in

A

Blank verse

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97
Q

A Russian space programs name meant East what was it

A

Vostok

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98
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In which opera does Leporello entertain a vengeful jilted lover?

A

Don Giovanni

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99
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What colour was moby dick

A

White

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100
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Plus or minus 100 pounds (lb), how much did the world’s largest recorded pumpkin weigh

A

1,524 lb

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101
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What religion was founded by Lao-tzu ?

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Taoism

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102
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What did Barbie first get in 1962

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Her car made by Irwin for Mattel

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103
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What European Nation Was The First To Drink Tea

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The Dutch / Holland

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104
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Where Can you see Lenny Bruce, Edgar Allen Poe, Karl Marx, and HG Wells all in the same place at the same time

A

Sergeant Peppers

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105
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Where Is The World’s Rarest Plant?

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The UK. Encephalartos Woodii At Kew Gardens

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106
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Name The Carly Simon US No.1 For Which Mick Supplied A Backup Vocal

A

You’re So Vain

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107
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What is the main ingredient of Tapanade?

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Olives

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108
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1836 Mr Gray a gasfitter 10 years penal servitude stealing what

A

One Rabbit

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109
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“I’m a soldier of fortune, I’m a dog of war ___” What’s the Dire Straits song title

A

Ride Across the River

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110
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Jean Montgolfier in 1157 built the worlds first what

A

Paper factory

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111
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What’s the most popular form of bridge

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Contract bridge

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112
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Elvis Stojko was an ice skating word champion - what country

A

Canada

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113
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What is the old name for solid sodium hydroxide

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Caustic soda

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114
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The ore bauxite is the chief commercial source of which element

A

Aluminium

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115
Q

What age preceded the Iron Age?

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The Bronze Age

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116
Q

Kittens are born both blind and deaf, but the vibration of their mother’s purring is a physical signal that the kittens can feel _ it acts like a __________, signaling them to nurse.

A

Homing device

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117
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What was the name of the German Republic of 1918-1933 overthrown by Hitler

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Weimar republic

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118
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What officer of king pharoah bought joseph as a slave

A

Potiphar

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119
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What is the oldest soft drink in the USA

A

Doctor Pepper

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120
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What is the most ordered seafood item in a restaurant

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Shrimp

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121
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In Music How Are The Trio Of “Ferguson, Pinkney And Holliday” Better Known

A

The 3 Degrees

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122
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Magnus Huss (a Swede) coined which word

A

Alcoholism

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123
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What was Gary Gnu’s catch phrase?

A

No Gnus is Good Gnus

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124
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What mountain has the figures of three mounted confederate heroes of the American Civil War?

A

Stone Mountain

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125
Q

Linda Hunt won an Oscar Year of Living Dangerously what 1st

A

First Oscar playing opposite sex

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126
Q

Who Played Jack Nicholson’s Wife In The Shining

A

Shelley Duvall

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127
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This U.S. president was fatally shot in 1881.

A

James Garfield

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128
Q

Name Li’l Abner’s favorite Indian drink.

A

Kickapoo joy juice

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129
Q

What bird has two toes

A

Ostrich

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130
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Which All-Male Group Spent More Weeks On The UK Charts In The 1980s Than Any Other Group?

A

Madness

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131
Q

Gregory Peck played Lt Joe Clements in what 1950s film

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Pork Chop Hill

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Kim Smith Is The Real Name Of Wjich Singer

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Kim Wilde

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Which phrase with a French flavour was the titleof Paul Young’s debut album?

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No Parlez

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134
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Which French Explorer Of West Africa Convinced Many African Leaders To Cede Power To France

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Pierre Ne Brazza

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135
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What was jean harris found guilty of

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Second degree murder 2nd degree murder

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136
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What is Britain’s largest wild mammel

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Grey seal

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137
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Which country consumes the most chicken per capita

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Saudi Arabia

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138
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How did the crew of Red Dwarf get brought back to life?

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By Nanobots

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139
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What is a group of herring

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Army

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140
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Elvis Presley Adolf Hitler Errol Flynn all had what kinky habit

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Peeping Toms

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141
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What titan had snakes for hair

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Medusa

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142
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Who Had An 80’s Hit With The Song ‘Is There Something I Should Know’

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Duran Duran

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143
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What Canadian city has the most bars per capita

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Halifax Nova Scotia

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Which Alabama city was the first capital of the Confederacy during the Civil War

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Montgomery

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145
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Which elephant cant be domesticated the african or indian

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African

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146
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Sapporo is brewed in this country.

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Japan

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Mottephobia is the fear of what?

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Moths

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148
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Because metal was scarce, the oscars given out during WW II were made out of what

A

Wood

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149
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A flag flown upside-down is a signal of a(n) _________

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Emergency

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150
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Who is Pat Andrejewski better known as?

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Pat Benatar

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151
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Egyptian embalmers replaced the bodies eyes with what

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Onions

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What chicken part is the snack of choice for Chinese movie goers

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Feet

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What type of scientific equipment was named after the german Bunsen

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Burner

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With what sport is gabriela sabatini associated

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Tennis

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Which Country Consumes More Coca-Cola Per Head Than Any Other?

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Iceland

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Which breed of dog was developed from the Bullenbaiser

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Boxer

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What Star Sign Would You Be If Your Birthday Fell On Christmas Day

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Capricorn

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158
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The Stasi were an intelligence organisation in what country

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East Germany

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159
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Who Was The Very First Actor To Win 2 Consecutive Best Actor Oscars

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Spencer Tracy

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160
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What was Alaska called before 1867?

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Russian America

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What French word literally means little skip

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Cabriolet

162
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What type of creature is an Orb Weaver

A

Spider

163
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Who wrote Private Lives - 1930 - Blyth Spirit 1941 (both names)

A

Noel Coward

164
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All commercially bred turkeys are what

A

Artificially Inseminated – males oversized

165
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Who Was The Merchant In Shakespear’s (The Merchant Of Venice)

A

Antonio

166
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Three fourths of household _____ is used to flush the toilet & take baths & showers

A

Water

167
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Who performed the world’s worst circumcision

A

Lorena bobbit

168
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Large amphibious broad tailed rodent

A

Beaver

169
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Topo in Italian Fare in Turkish what in English

A

Mouse

170
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A story by Edgar Allan Poe___Fall of the..

A

House of usher

171
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In cockney rhyming slang what are ‘Mince Pies’’

A

Your Eyes

172
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Who said “I have no problems with drugs - only policemen”

A

Keith Richard

173
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The human body has over 600 what to account for 40% of the body’s weight

A

Muscles

174
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Who Had A 1994 Hit With “Them Girls, Them Girls”

A

Zig & Zag

175
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Diane Belmont became famous as who

A

Lucille Ball

176
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Which was the first U.S. city to stage the summer Olympics

A

St louis

177
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Where do bathers traditionally go for a swim in Hyde Park on Christmas Day

A

The Serpentine

178
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What animal has the same name as a high church official

A

Cardinal

179
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Acmegenesis is a fancy name for what

A

Orgasm

180
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What well known Russian author was also a doctor

A

Anton Chekov

181
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What is a group of larks called

A

Exaltation

182
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What word is used for a female sheep?

A

Ewe

183
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In Bonanza what was Hoss Cartwright’s characters first name

A

Eric

184
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How Many Girls Were There In Steps

A

3 , Lisa, Claire, Faye

185
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According To The Title Of Their 1979 Hit, Where Did The Leyton Buzzards Spend Saturday Night

A

Beneath The Plastic Palm Trees

186
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When was the date of the Christian festival Easter fixed by the Council of Nicaea?

A

325 AD

187
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What is the correct name for the honey bear or potto

A

Kinkajou

188
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Yogi Bear’s sidekick was?

A

Boo boo

189
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Into what sea does the elbe river flow

A

North

190
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Lee Which U.S. state is known as the “Volunteer State”

A

Tennessee

191
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By law what can you not do in Minnesota with your washing line

A

Put male female washing together

192
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What comedy team’s films included ‘hollywood or bust’ and ‘living it up’

A

Dean martin and jerry lewis

193
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Which european country will lose its independence if there is no heir to the throne

A

Monaco

194
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Mark David Chapman was famous for what in 1980?

A

Shooting John Lennon

195
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Which `Rocky Horror Picture Show’ actor played Mocata in the 1967 film ‘The Devil Rides Out’

A

Charles Gray

196
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Which camera company produces the popular ‘Trip’

A

Olympus

197
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Harvey Lee Yeary II became famous under what name

A

Lee Majors

198
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Of the ten strongest earthquakes ever recorded in the world, three have occurred in ____________

A

Alaska

199
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What is wynonna judd’s real name

A

Christina clair ciminella

200
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Somniphobia is a fear of ______

A

Sleep

201
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What is the default extension given to paintbrush files

A

It’s .bmp

202
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A Quidnunc is a what - from the Latin Quidnunc what now

A

Gossip - used to be all politicians

203
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Which girls name comes from German meaning battle

A

Hilda

204
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A large box for valuables

A

Coffer

205
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Why do Christians fast during the 40 days of Lent leading up to Easter

A

To replicate the 40 days Jesus spent in the wilderness

206
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What kind of pants were first worn during the California gold rush

A

Denim jeans

207
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Who founded ‘live aid’ and ‘band aid’

A

Bob geldof

208
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From which plant is the poison ricin obtained?

A

The Castor Oil Plant

209
Q

How was the universe said to have been created

A

Big bang

210
Q

What is the meaning of the name of the constellation Lyra ?

A

Lyre

211
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With what song did Status Quo opened the Band Aid concert

A

Rocking all over the World

212
Q

Who ate chicken little

A

Foxy loxy

213
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Garnet is the birthstone of January - what does it symbolise

A

Truth - consistency

214
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In which country are the Philips company based

A

Holland

215
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Maxillary palps, abdomen, and metathorax are parts of a(n) ________.

A

Insect

216
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Who Asked “Am I The Same Girl” In 1992

A

Swing Out Sister

217
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Name the Hindu god with the head of an elephant.

A

Ganesh ganesha ganapati ganesa

218
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What is normal body temperature for an adult human

A

97.8 F or 36.5C

219
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In 1954 Roger Bannister achieved the worlds 1st Sub 4 min mile in what English County did this take place

A

Oxforshire

220
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What tv series was based on the series of books by laura ingalls wilder

A

Little house on the prairie

221
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In Maine it is illegal to bite your own what

A

Landlord

222
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Which German chemist, along with Fritz Strassmann, is credited with the discovery of Nuclear Fission?

A

Otto Hahn

223
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How many men have walked on the moon

A

12

224
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From what were Jack-o-Lanterns first made in U.K.

A

Turnips

225
Q

What was the top film of 1990

A

Home Alone

226
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Which cartoon character’s vital statistics were 19-19-19 -in inches

A

Olive oyl

227
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In WW1 what warning device was on the top of Eiffel Tower

A

Parrots

228
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What is installed in the world’s deepest mine in carletonville

A

Refrigeration

229
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In the Bible who climbed Mount Nebo

A

Moses to see promised land

230
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The average human body contains enough iron to make how many 3” nails

A

1

231
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Spanish: How do yoU.S.ay “sixteen”

A

Diez y seis

232
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Which exercises are designed to increase O2 consumption & speed circulation

A

Aerobics

233
Q

Where is your zygomatic bone

A

Cheek

234
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Run away to marry secretly

A

Elope

235
Q

What is the capital of Florida?

A

Tallahassee

236
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Name the capital city of Utah.

A

Salt Lake City

237
Q

Who fought at the battles of Bastia, Calvi and Toulon

A

Horatio Nelson

238
Q

What is often referred to as “the oldest profession”?

A

Prostitution

239
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What Is The Name Given To A Sailors Work Song

A

A Sea Shanty

240
Q

What is the SI Unit for pressure?

A

Pascal

241
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Who won Best Supporting Actress for her role in Melvin and Howard

A

Mary

242
Q

Kigali is the capital of ______

A

Rwanda

243
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What kind of birds would you find in a gaggle

A

Geese

244
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What is the basic unit of currency for Burkina Faso ?

A

Franc

245
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The French call it La Mort aux Trousses what Hitchcock film is it

A

North by Northwest

246
Q

What common 4 legged animals never walk or trot

A

Rabbits

247
Q

Where is David Livingstone Buried (Two Places / countries)

A

Westminster Abby / Tanzania

248
Q

What does the prefix ‘pseudo’ mean

A

Pretend

249
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Ezekiel, Jeremiah, Eli and Isaiah were all what in The Bible

A

Prophets

250
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The Venetian island of Murano is particularly associated with the manufacture of which product

A

Glass

251
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In 1902 this volcano erupted, killing 30,000

A

Pelee

252
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Who Would You Associate With Lou Costello

A

Bud Abbott

253
Q

Holland hosted the Olympics in which year

A

1928

254
Q

What company created the gif image file format

A

CompuServe

255
Q

What is the binot simon scale used to measure

A

Intelligence

256
Q

50 years ago Texas giving advice on what was prison sentence

A

Birth Control

257
Q

The Murryfield Racers play which sport

A

Ice Hockey

258
Q

In Which City Is The Oldest Metro System In The World

A

London

259
Q

Who sang the song “Californication”?

A

Red Hot Chilli Peppers

260
Q

In common: detroit, phibes, demento, faustus?

A

Doctors

261
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Which Roman God was the equivalent of the Greek God Dionysus?

A

Bacchus

262
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Where Were typically Tropical Going To In 1975

A

Barbados

263
Q

Who was castrated in the time of richard the lionheart

A

Poachers

264
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Who Was Sportswoman Of The Year In 1971

A

Princess Anne

265
Q

What gemstone has a name literally meaning not intoxicated

A

Amethyst

266
Q

Which record company rejected the Beatles as being past it

A

Decca

267
Q

Patterson what do you call a person that stuffs dead animals

A

Taxidermist

268
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In what country was the worlds first wildlife sanctuary set up

A

Sri Lanka 3rd cent BC

269
Q

Shinguards were introduced into football in which year

A

1839

270
Q

What name is given to sweet chestnuts preserved in syrup

A

Marrons glace

271
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Which Boys Name Is Also The Name Of The Object Ball In Bowls?

A

Jack

272
Q

The shrew is known to eat up to its own weight about every three hours. Deprived of nutrition for a day, it may __________

A

Starve to death

273
Q

Who used to do naked cartwheels to amuse the English settlers

A

Pocahontas

274
Q

Name the first British show to air on US autumn prime time

A

The Avengers

275
Q

A __________ keeps purring, no matter if it is inhaling or exhaling, a baffling accomplishment.

A

Cat

276
Q

What is the Capital of: Czech Republic

A

Prague

277
Q

Which West Bengal town is the centre of production of the tea called ‘The Champagne of Teas’ because of its grape aroma

A

Darjeeling

278
Q

Who was the second man to step onto the Moon in 1969

A

Buzz aldrin

279
Q

In what country is the source of the blue nile

A

Ethiopia

280
Q

Pax was the Roman god of peace who’s the Greek equivalent

A

Irene

281
Q

In 1968, who invited you to Dance To The Music

A

Sly and the Family Stones

282
Q

Which Mediterranean island is named after a metal

A

Cyprus

283
Q

In addition to writing novels, Jonathan Swift also wrote social and philosophical commentary. In one satirical piece, “A Modest Proposal,” what did he suggest should be made out of the skin of children?

A

Gloves

284
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What deranged movie murderer has been dubbed a “jaws on land”

A

Jason

285
Q

Pieces of vegetable coated in seasoned flour and deep fried

A

Pakora

286
Q

He designed the first feasible automobile with an internal combustion engine.

A

Karl Freidrich Benz

287
Q

Quercus is the Latin name of what Tree

A

Oak

288
Q

In ‘Back To The Future’, where did Doc Brown get the plutonium to power the time-travelling DeLorean?

A

Lybian terrorists

289
Q

Where could you spend a Sol

A

Peru

290
Q

Mark King Was The Lead Singer With Which UK Pop Outfit “Level 42” Or “Big Country”

A

Level 42

291
Q

An adult walrus typically eats about 3,000 __________ per day.

A

Clams

292
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Name a country which has the same name as a bird.

A

Turkey

293
Q

When Jonathan Edwards smashed the world triple-jump in 1995, by how much did he increase it

A

0.31 metres

294
Q

Who Sang In A Pop Duo Alongside Mel Appleby

A

Kim Appleby

295
Q

In which city is the worlds longest skating rink - rideau canal

A

Ottawa Canada

296
Q

A mother __________ often gives birth while standing, so the newborn’s first experience outside the womb is a 1.8_meter (6_foot) drop. Ouch!

A

Giraffe

297
Q

Table Tennis competitions only two coloured balls allowed what

A

White and Yellow

298
Q

Who wrote Last Tango in Brooklyn his third novel

A

Kirk Douglas

299
Q

Vincent Furnier is better known as who

A

Alice Cooper

300
Q

To which tree family does the osier belong

A

Willow

301
Q

“What brought Frosty the Snowman to life? (““Pixie Dust, A Kiss,Magic Snow,An Old Silk Hat”” “

A

An Old Silk Hat

302
Q

Artistic movement shared name with French for hobby horse

A

Dada thus Dadaism

303
Q

What Did Hot Chocolate Say It Sterted With In The 1970’s

A

A Kiss

304
Q

Who dropped out of Harvard in 1975

A

Bill Gates

305
Q

Art, science, & industry of managing the growth of plants & animals for human use

A

Agriculture

306
Q

Which country was represented by the athlete Don Quarrie?

A

Jamaica

307
Q

What actress said “I acted vulgar - Madonna is vulgar”

A

Marlene Dietrich

308
Q

What Was The Name Of The Dog In Fraggle Rock

A

Sprocket

309
Q

Who breathes through spiracles

A

Insects

310
Q

Which eponymous, or title female, cartoon character was created by Max Fleischer

A

Betty boop

311
Q

What are the colours of the five olympic rings?

A

Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, Black

312
Q

What city is associated with Alcatraz?

A

San Francisco

313
Q

Who owned the dog called Peritus

A

Alexander the Great

314
Q

What is the fear of dolls known as

A

Pediophobia

315
Q

Which is the highest mountain outside Asia

A

Aconcagua

316
Q

Hormone used in treating inflammation and allergy

A

Cortisone

317
Q

What is the worlds most polluted major city

A

Mexico City

318
Q

What was the capital of east germany

A

East berlin

319
Q

Who invented crop insurance?

A

Benjamin Franklin

320
Q

A pudding of stewed fruit under bread

A

Charlotte

321
Q

With what day does a month start if it has a friday 13th

A

Sunday

322
Q

Name 3 Of The Four Members Of The Classic REM Lineup

A

Bill Berry, Peter Buck, Mick Mills, Michael Stipe

323
Q

Proverb: the early bird __________

A

Catches the worm

324
Q

What three letter word means the same as “to ingest”

A

Eat

325
Q

In Korean, what does seoul mean

A

The capital

326
Q

Which Declaration Brought The Beastie Boys Into The Charts In 1987

A

You Gotta Fight For Your Right To Party

327
Q

The Underworld in Greek mythology

A

Hades

328
Q

Who was the first winner of the British version of the TV reality show ‘Big Brother’?

A

Craig Phillips

329
Q

Who was football manager at Southampton, Rangers and Liverpool in the 1980’s & 1990’s?

A

Graeme Souness

330
Q

Other than Alain Prost, which driver won three Formula One World Championships in the 80’s?

A

Nelson Piquet

331
Q

What Was Dire straits 1982 Album Called

A

Love Over Gold

332
Q

What kind of animal was the now extinct Dodo

A

Bird

333
Q

The character Lieutenant Pinkerton appears in what work

A

Madam Butterfly

334
Q

What term is applied to animals or plants that are not nocturnal

A

Diurnal

335
Q

Who said ‘public service is my motto’

A

Al capone

336
Q

Which group of Australian origin had a top twenty hit in 1965 with The Carnival is Over

A

The seekers

337
Q

What Colour Is The Australian Swan?

A

Black

338
Q

The largest internal organ of the human body is

A

Liver

339
Q

What is measured in fathoms

A

Depth of water

340
Q

What muscles provide about 200 pounds of force

A

Jaw muscles

341
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Belarus ?

A

Rubel

342
Q

80% of Americans say they believe in what

A

Miracles

343
Q

What gift is associated with the 40th Wedding Anniversary?

A

Rubies

344
Q

From what country did the U.S. buy the Virgin Islands?

A

Denmark

345
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Uruguay ?

A

Peso

346
Q

The Fagus is the Latin name of what type of tree

A

Beech

347
Q

What does a heliologist study?

A

The sun

348
Q

What colour is the the Northern Line on the London underground?

A

Black

349
Q

In Texas its illegal to shoot a buffalo from where

A

Hotel second story

350
Q

Isms: a painful stiffness of the muscles and joints

A

Rheumatism

351
Q

___________________ has the largest rural population in the United States.

A

Pennsylvania

352
Q

What links Catalonia, Andalusia, Cantabria, Galicia

A

Regions of Spain

353
Q

What is the name of Jonny Quest’s Dog

A

Bandit

354
Q

Which Country Has Had The Most Wins At The Angling World Championships

A

France

355
Q

Betsy Ross is the only real person to ever have been the head of a ______?

A

Pez dispenser

356
Q

Who was the first dog in space ?

A

Laika

357
Q

Nipper is the RCA dog in the US what’s he known as in the UK

A

HMV dog

358
Q

What is the significance of the moth found in the Harvard Mark I computer

A

First computer “bug”

359
Q

A large French country house

A

Chateau

360
Q

A Russian abstract movement originated by Malevich c. 1913. It was characterized by flat geometric shapes on plain backgrounds and emphasized the spiritual qualities of pure form.

A

Suprematism

361
Q

All living things contain what

A

Water

362
Q

What is the common name for the Aurora Borealis

A

Northern lights

363
Q

What do runners pass to each other in a relay race?

A

Baton

364
Q

Which planet did John Couch Adams and Urbain Leverrier work out the existence and position of before it could actually be seen

A

Neptune

365
Q

What was the worlds first patented synthetic food in 1869

A

Margarine

366
Q

In what Australian state would you find Fremantle

A

Western australia

367
Q

Formerly known as East Pakistan what is this country now called

A

Bangladesh

368
Q

Live Aid was to benefit which starving country?

A

Ethopia

369
Q

Jr how many tunes blared from the 1948 wurlitzer model 1100 jukebox

A

24

370
Q

This chess term means “in passing”

A

En passant

371
Q

What Song Was Christmas Number One In The UK In Both 1975 And 1991?

A

Bohemian Rhapsody By Queen

372
Q

Which of Paul Simon’s musical characters was told to hop on the bus?

A

Gus

373
Q

What martial arts name means gentle way

A

Judo

374
Q

Which Group Sat Down In The Top Ten Twice

A

James

375
Q

Arnold Cream was a famous (early) boxer - who

A

Jersey Jo Walcott

376
Q

Who was voted BBC’s Golden Sports Personality for the last 50 Years in 2003?

A

Steve Redgrave

377
Q

What Shakespearean king was actually king of Scotland for 17 years?

A

Macbeth

378
Q

J D Sallenger wrote Catcher in the Rye what’s the J D stand for

A

Jerome David

379
Q

Which tough guy actor was once a drop hammer operator

A

Robert Mitchum

380
Q

What is the flower that stands for: death preferrable to loss of innocence

A

White rose

381
Q

What part of an eatery do some restaurant owners call “the cancer ward”

A

The smoking section smoking section

382
Q

In Australian Rules Football How Many Players May A Team Have On The Field At One Time

A

18

383
Q

In boy meets world,what is the crazy older brother’s name?

A

Eric

384
Q

What element is lacking in a diet causes goitre

A

Iodine

385
Q

What is the capital of Mauritius ?

A

Port Louis

386
Q

Charles Henry Stuard Gmelin was the first UK what 6 Apr 1896

A

Olympic competitor 4th 3rd heat 100 m

387
Q

In motor racing, what is yellow

A

Danger flag

388
Q

The French call it Sabayon, what do the Italians call it?

A

Zabaglione

389
Q

Nylon was invented in 1934 what product first used it

A

Toothbrush

390
Q

Which Significant Beverage Did Dr John Pemberton Of Atlanta Georgia Invent In 1886

A

Coca Cola

391
Q

In Professional World Cup Rugby How Many Minutes Does The Game Actually Last

A

80 Mins

392
Q

Which Country Did The 1998 Eurovision Song Contest Winner “Dana International” Represent

A

Israel

393
Q

What is the common name for a “canis lupus”

A

Timber wolf

394
Q

How Did UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjoeld Die In September 1961

A

In An Air Crash

395
Q

Engine that employs gas flow as the working medium by what heat energy is transformed into mechanical energy

A

Gas turbine

396
Q

Approximately what percentage of the earth do the oceans cover

A

71%

397
Q

In which European country is the world’s deepest known cave

A

France

398
Q

The Composer Mozart Wrote The Music To Which Popular Tune?

A

Twinkle Twinkle Little Star

399
Q

A is Alpha is the international alphabet but A used to be what

A

Able

400
Q

What is the Capital of: Sierra Leone

A

Freetown