Trivia Database_14 Flashcards

1
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What is the basic unit of currency for India ?

A

Rupee

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2
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The Zoastrian religion began in what country

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Persia or Iran

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3
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What was the former name of Thailand?

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Siam

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4
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Which video game series is sometimes referred to as GTA?

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Grand Theft Auto

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5
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Who played Beau Geste in the 1939 film

A

Gary Cooper

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6
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What is the second largest state in the u.s

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Texas

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7
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What is the scent of an artificial hare at greyhound tracks

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Anise

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8
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Potamophobia is the fear of

A

Rivers running water

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9
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What is a group of this animal called: Cur

A

Cowardice

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10
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Who invented the hamburger

A

Louis lassen

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11
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What device is used to measure weather pressure ?

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Barometer

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12
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What was invented by James Dewer in 1872

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Vacuum or thermos flask

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13
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Almost half the bones in your body are in what two body parts

A

Hands & feet

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14
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In which English town was the Co-Operative Society formed in 1844?

A

Rochdale

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15
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In February 1990 160 million bottles of what were withdrawn

A

Perrier – contaminated benzine

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16
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How many eyes are there in a deck of 52 cards

A

Forty two

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17
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Their Debut Album was Called “Lexicon In Love” Who Was The Band

A

ABC

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18
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A spool or reel for thread

A

Bobbin

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19
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In Which Sport Would Win The Federation Cup

A

Womens Tennis

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20
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What is a ‘kiwano’ a type of

A

Fruit

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21
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Tammi Terrel Died From A Brain Tumour 3 Years After Collapsing In The Arms Of Another Motown Singer Who Was He

A

Marvin Gaye

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22
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Which book has the statement ‘all pigs are equal, but some pigs are more equal than others’

A

1984

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23
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For whom did colonel tom parker act as manager

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Elvis presley

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24
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How many squares are there on a chessboard

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64

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25
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What’s the adhesion of molecules to the surfaces of solids called

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Absorbtion

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26
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Why Is The Golden Gate Bridge Painted In International Orange

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The Colour Helps Visibility In The Frequent Early Morning Fog

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27
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The wallendas were noted as

A

High wire performers

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28
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Which relative of John Travolta’s made a cameo appearance in Saturday Night Fever?

A

His mother

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29
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What march did Felix Mendelssohn compose

A

Wedding march

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30
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Who was the first person to reach the North Pole, in 1909

A

Robert peary

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31
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A belemnoid is what sort of shape in zoological terms

A

Dart shaped

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32
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In What UK Town Did The First Branch Of The Body Shop Open

A

Brighton

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33
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What is the most common plastic surgery done on US men

A

Breast Reduction

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34
Q

Churchill what are phalanges

A

Finger bones

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35
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Vaselina and Brillantino were alternate names which film

A

Grease

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36
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From what did julius caesar and napoleon suffer

A

Epilepsy

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37
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Plate tectonics theory contends there are how many major plates

A

Seven

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38
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Who Had A 1983 Hit With “Si Si Je Suis Un Rock Star”

A

Bill Wyman

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39
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In the Bible who came from Gath

A

Goliath

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40
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What toe is the foot reflexology pressure point for the head

A

Big toe

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41
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What type of animal is a caribou?

A

A Reindeer

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42
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In Greek mythology the place of ideal happiness

A

Elysium

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43
Q

Gwizador in Poland is who in English

A

Santa Claus

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44
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Who sang the song “I’ll Be Missing You”?

A

Puff Daddy

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45
Q

The lowest elevation in the usa is

A

Death valley

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46
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The city name ________________ is derived from an Algonquin word meaning “traders.”

A

Ottawa

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47
Q

Alma Mater means what

A

Bountiful mother

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48
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Who said ‘you’d be surprised how much it costs to look this cheap’?

A

Dolly Parton

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49
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What shouts ‘tip me over,pour me out’ in a children’s song

A

Little teapot

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50
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Which character did Berlioz, Gounod and Liszt all compose music about

A

Faust

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51
Q

What is the study of weather technically called?

A

Meteorology

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52
Q

Who was & romedas mother

A

Cassiopeia

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53
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Who Was The Lead Vocalist With Haircut 100

A

Nick Hayward

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54
Q

In What Context Did Thierry Replace Ian Who Had Previously Replaced Cliff

A

Leading Top Scorer for Arsenal

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55
Q

How many standard bottles of wine are in a Methuselah

A

Eight

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56
Q

Country singer vince ____

A

Gill

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57
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What country is Phnom Penh the capital of?

A

Cambodia

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58
Q

What Is The First Event In Three Day Eventing

A

Dressage

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59
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What is the Jack of Hearts holding up in a deck of cards

A

Leaf

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60
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Who played the title role in the ‘mad max’ series of films

A

Mel gibson

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61
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Who Was The Reggae Legend Who Died From Cancer In Miami Florida On 11th May 1981

A

Bob Marley

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62
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With which instrument is jazz musician Charlie Mingus principally associated

A

Bass

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63
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Mary Donaldson was the first woman to hold which post

A

Lord mayor of london

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64
Q

What boy scout merit badge is earned most often

A

First Aid

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65
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What Radio Program Did Roy Plomley Dream Up

A

Desert Island Discs

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66
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The creature Hirudo medicinalis was used extensively by doctors, what is it

A

Leech

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67
Q

Pink Floyd Featured A Chorus Of Pupils From A North London School For Which Of Their Hits

A

Another Brick In The Wall

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68
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Which Model Ferrari Has A Name Which Means Redhead

A

Tetarossa

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69
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Which Brand Name (Often Seen In The High Street) Get’s It’s Name From the Finnish For “Wild Grass”

A

Timotei

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70
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Which disease is now known as Hansen’s disease

A

Leprosy

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71
Q

Brilliant red or black mineral, with diamondlike luster, composed of titanium oxide, tio2

A

Rutile

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72
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What Sport Very Popular In The USA Was Created In 1973 After A Discussion By A Group Of Locals In A Pub In Wisborough Green Near Horsham In West Sussex

A

Lawn Mower Racing

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73
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What do Julius Caeser, Ghandi and Trotsky have in common

A

All assassinated

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74
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What is the US slang term for formal male evening dress

A

Monkey Suit

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75
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Who is gaylord the buzzard’s buddy

A

Broomhilda

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76
Q

Who played the alien in Predator jumping and climbing scenes

A

Jean-Claude Van Damme

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77
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Victoria is the only Australian state without what

A

Letter S in name

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78
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Name the band - songs include “Heart of Glass, The Tide is High”?

A

Blondie

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79
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Ivan Maugher won six world titles at what sport

A

Speedway

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80
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In Which Movie Did Madonna Play The Character “Gloria Tatlock”

A

Shanghai Surprise

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81
Q

What Bird Lays The Smallest Eggs

A

Hummingbird

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82
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What was the first film musical based on a Shakespeare play

A

The boys from Syracuse C of Error

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83
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What was Dr. Zhivago’s first name

A

Yuri

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84
Q

The Hawaiian alphabet has how many letters

A

12

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85
Q

Raymond O Sullivan Changed His Name To Become Who

A

Gilbert O Sullivan

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86
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Barrel size - what wine barrel size contains 10 gallons

A

Anker

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87
Q

In 1961 which Henry Mancini record won Grammy record of year

A

Moon River

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88
Q

Name The Album for Kula Shaker Titled After A Single Letter From The Alphabet

A

K

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89
Q

Who recorded the album “business as usual” in 1983

A

Men at work

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90
Q

How many days did the first successful trans-atlantic balloon flight take

A

6 days

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91
Q

In 1974 Somalia created its first ever what

A

Written language

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92
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Who Released The 70’s Album Entitled Madman Across the Water

A

Elton John

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93
Q

The teeth used for biting or cutting are known as _______

A

Incisors

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94
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What can’t roosters do if they can’t fully extend their necks

A

Crow

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95
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What is the reason behind the layout of the Qwerty keyboard ?

A

To slow down typing rates

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96
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Which tyre company withdrew from formula 1 at the end of 1986

A

Pirelli

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97
Q

What Is The First Name Of Inspector Morse In The Tv Series

A

Endeavour

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98
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According to all four Gospels the precursor of Jesus Christ, born in Judea, the son of the priest Zacharias and Elisabeth, cousin of Mary, the mother of Jesus?

A

John the baptist

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99
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Who played Dr. Frankenfurter in the pop-culture film ‘The Rocky Horror Picture Show?

A

Tim Curry

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100
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The first spaghetti western starring Clint Eastwood was made in what year

A

1964

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101
Q

What animal may be stag, rhinoceros or dung

A

Beetle

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102
Q

What links Steve McQueen Ian Botham Spike Milligan

A

All called Terence

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103
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What was the name of the show that featured Sniglets?

A

Not Necessarily The News

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104
Q

Baseball: The San Diego _______?

A

Padres

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105
Q

Where on a woman is her J spot

A

Nape of the neck

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106
Q

Who discovered the Grand Canyon?

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Francisco Coronado

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107
Q

What is another name for the sport of logrolling

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Birling

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108
Q

Inches who at buckingham palace wears bearskins

A

Guards

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109
Q

In what modern country is mount Ararat

A

Turkey

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110
Q

What kind of birds are most commonly raced

A

Pigeons

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111
Q

Johan Schober the first president of what organisation in 1923

A

Interpol

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112
Q

How many spots are on a dice

A

21

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113
Q

Name the sea between Asia Minor and Greece.

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Aegean

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114
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Florida is often referred to as ‘The Sunshine State’ what place in Australia also has the same nickname

A

Queensland

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115
Q

What is the voice box

A

Larynx

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116
Q

What is a nidologist interested in

A

Birds nests

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117
Q

Which Real Island Famed In Fiction Is Some 25 Miles South Of Elba

A

Monte Cristo

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118
Q

What film gave the following hype “brando sings!”?

A

Guys & dolls

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119
Q

Inspecting Galvaynes Groove tells you what

A

Age of horse – it’s on its teeth

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120
Q

ON Tv In 1987 “Marion Chanter” Became The First And Only Female To Do What

A

Win The Krypton Factor

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121
Q

How many stitches are on a regulation baseball

A

108

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122
Q

The port of Piraeus serves which European capital

A

Athens

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123
Q

At the end of TVs MASH what character stayed in Korea

A

Corp Maxwell Klinger

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124
Q

What is the name for 100th of a second

A

A Jiffy

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125
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What was the first US TV series broadcast in the USSR

A

Daktari

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126
Q

What appear when the sun activates your melanocytes

A

Freckles

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127
Q

Ducks will lay eggs only in the __________

A

Early morning

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128
Q

The highest temperature ever recorded on Earth was in which country?

A

Libya

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129
Q

Sophophobia is the fear of

A

Learning

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130
Q

When thirsty, a camel can swig down 25 gallons of water in less than __________

A

Three minutes

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131
Q

Which artificial fiber was invented in 1938 ?

A

Nylon

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132
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What was St. Petersburg called immediately before its name was changed to Leningrad

A

Petrograd

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133
Q

Which character did David Jason play in the T.V. series Porridge

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Blanco

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“Vissi D’Arte” is a famous aria from a Puccini opera in which the eponymous heroine is an opera singer. Name the opera

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Tosca

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Around which French town is the champagne industry located

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Epernay

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136
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What type of sweets was American President Ronald Reagan known for having on his desk?

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Jelly-beans

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137
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What is the drummer’s name in ‘The Muppet Show’?

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Animal

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138
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In ‘Star Trek’, what is Data’s rank?

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Lieutenant Commander

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139
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Which new york city building was finished in 1931

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Empire state building

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140
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A painting of which famous Old Testament ruling, completed in 1495, is one of the earliest works by the artist Giorgione

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Judgment of solomon

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141
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Who broke Bearings bank and inspired the film Rogue Trader

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Nick Leason

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142
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Who discovered the River Zambezi

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David livingstone

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143
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Artist Marc Chegal died in 1985 in what country was he born

A

Russia

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144
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Which Musical Concerned A Strike At The Sleep Tite Factory In Iowa

A

The Pajama Game (1954)

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145
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Galahad what woman poet only left her home state of massachusetts once

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Emily

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146
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Where did Stalin, Churchill, Attlee and Truman meet in 1945 to determine the future of Germany after their unconditional surrender

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Potsdam

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147
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How is Samuel Clemens better known ?

A

Mark Twain

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148
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On who’s show did carol burnett rise to prominence

A

Gary moore

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149
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There are more telephones than people in what city

A

Washington USA

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150
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What colour are French letter boxes

A

Yellow

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151
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Na is the chemical symbol for which element

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Sodium

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152
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In film making what is a martini shot

A

Last of day before pub

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153
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Caesar Salad originated in which country

A

Mexico

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Khartoum is the capital of which country

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Sudan

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Christmas Crackers is cockney rhyming slang for which part of the male anatomy?

A

Testicles

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156
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What is the fear of the color purple known as

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Porphyrophobia

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The average cod deposits between 4 and 6 million eggs at a single __________

A

Spawning

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158
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What Is Officially The Largest Sea By Area

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South China Sea

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159
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With what is sulphur and saltpetre mixed to make gunpowder

A

Charcoal

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160
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How Old Was Donny Osmond When He Topped The UK Chart With The Song “Puppy Love”?

A

Fourteen

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161
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What Beatles song did Dr. John remake?

A

Yesterday

162
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What was innovative about Co-op winter warmer ale

A

Labelled in Braille

163
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With which sport is Pele associated ?

A

Soccer

164
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In What Work Does The HAL 9000 Appear

A

2001, A Space Odyssey

165
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Which BBC TV comedy featured spoof news and current affairs, and introduced Alan Partridge

A

The day today

166
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What is a sound called when it bounces back to the person who made it

A

Echo

167
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What was a symbol of welcome in the 1700’s to 1800’s and can often be seen on doorknockers today

A

Pineapple

168
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What is the average speed of a running pig

A

7.5 mph

169
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In the film ‘the day of the jackal’, who played the jackal

A

Edward fox

170
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What is a group of locusts

A

Plague

171
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Name the legendary fourteen hour show that was held at London’s Alexandra Palace in 1967?

A

The 14-Hour Technicolour Dream

172
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What ingredient causes the shine in expensive eye shadow

A

Fish Scales

173
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Where would you see sprites blur jets and elves

A

Thunderstorm electrical discharge

174
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In English its worth 10 points but in Polish only one what is

A

Letter Z in scrabble

175
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RCA released the first LP in 1959 without artists name - who

A

Elvis Presley

176
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Hungary ?

A

Forint

177
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What links the Cassowary Kakapo and the Kagu

A

Flightless Birds

178
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Back Blanket and Button Hole types of what

A

Stitches

179
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Which food was rationed after WW2 ended but not during it

A

Bread

180
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Which countrys does one associate with the following foods or drinks ‘Dum Aloo’

A

India

181
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Who was the first Chancellor of the German Federal Republic

A

Konrad adenauer

182
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In the TV series ‘Seinfeld’, who does Michael Richards play?

A

Kramer

183
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In what country is the northernmost point of Africa

A

Tunisia

184
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Who was the greek god of war

A

Aeries

185
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What is a ‘somnambulist’?

A

Sleepwalker

186
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Field of physics that describes & correlates the physical properties of macroscopic systems of matter & energy

A

Thermodynamics

187
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What is the english word for ‘fiesta’

A

Festival

188
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What percentage of Earth’s circumference does the Great Wall span

A

Ten

189
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A kamikaze shooter contains Vodka Triple sec and what

A

Lime juice

190
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What food was almost non-existent in Ireland in the 1840’s?

A

Potatoes

191
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Noel Coward gave what director his start on In Which we Serve

A

David Lean

192
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Who Was William Bonney Better Known As

A

Billy The Kid

193
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As what was Sir Matthew Baillie Begbie known as in the late 1800’s

A

Hanging judge

194
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Who starred in Funny Girl and Lawrence of Arabia?

A

Omar Sharif

195
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What is heaven called in the Pilgrims Progress

A

Celestial city

196
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In the Bible, Goliath was the champion of which people or tribe

A

Philistines

197
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Who was the first thoroughbred horse to win one million dollars

A

Citation

198
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In 1938, Pearl S. Buck became the first American woman to be awarded what international honour

A

Nobel literature prize

199
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Which soft drink was invented by the Nicholls family of Wythenshawe, near Manchester, during the 1900’s and is sold in both still and sparkling forms?

A

Vimto

200
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What is the basic unit of currency for Austria ?

A

Schilling

201
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What is the Capital of: Liechtenstein

A

Vaduz

202
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Which singer married Renate Blauel on Valentine’s Day 1984? The same year that Watford reached the FA cup final

A

Elton John

203
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Which is the largest of the Greek islands

A

Crete,

204
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What is a Hurdy-Gurdy?

A

A Fiddle

205
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What is the name of the main European broadcasting system

A

Pal

206
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Who Was Samuel Clemens Better Known As

A

Mark Twain

207
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If you kiss someone under the mistletoe, what should you then remove

A

One of the berries (for good luck)

208
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Which Of Carol Kings Songs Gave James Taylor A Big Hit In 1971

A

You’ve Got A Friend

209
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Who did Michael Caine play in the Ipcress File (both names)

A

Harry Palmer

210
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What is the capital of Wyoming?

A

Cheyenne

211
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If You Studied Histology What Would You Be Involved In

A

Cells

212
Q

Which of the brightest stars is furthest north

A

Capella

213
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Six ounces of what contains the minimum daily requirement for vitamin c

A

Orange juice

214
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What links Samuel Delaney, Fredrick Pohl, Harlan Ellison

A

Science Fiction

215
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What’s the largest alluvial flood plain in the U.S.

A

Mississippi delta the mississippi delta

216
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Moses 10 plagues on Egypt - what was the fourth

A

Flies

217
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In what sport would you find a coffin

A

Cross country riding it’s a fence

218
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Because its eyeball is fixed, the __________ must move its huge body to shift its line of sight.

A

Whale

219
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The quokka is a member of which animal family

A

Wallaby

220
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______________________________ tree house in Disneyland has 300,000 fake leaves on it which are changed twice a year to reflect the seasons.

A

The swiss family robinson

221
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Of the seven colours of the rainbow which is the middle one

A

Green

222
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Who was anatasia and drizella’s stepsister

A

Cinderella

223
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What type of solution is made when a base dissolves in water

A

Alkaline

224
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Melvin R Bissell invented what in 1876 in the USA

A

Carpet Sweeper

225
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What does Karaoke literally mean

A

Empty Orchestra

226
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At Which Sport Was Hungarian Victor Barna World Singles Champion 5 Times

A

Table Tennis

227
Q

What is the atomic number for thalium

A

81

228
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On Different Strokes,who got kidnapped?

A

Sam

229
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What Do The Lyrics In The 1st Line Of The Elvis Presley Song “Blue Suede Shoes” Add Up To

A

6

230
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Who designed the steam engines Flying Scotsman and Mallard

A

Sir nigel gresley

231
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What large animal has a less than two inch erect penis

A

Gorilla

232
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What Is Diazepam Better Known As

A

Valium

233
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Name the band - songs include “Forgiven Not Forgotten, Runaway”?

A

The Coors

234
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Group of heroes led by Dick Grayson

A

New titans

235
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Indiana jones: name the second challenge

A

Word of god

236
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Which city is served by Schwekat airport

A

Vienna

237
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Romanian comunist president shot in december 1989

A

Nicolae ceausescu

238
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Famous book divided into three parts Mosques Caves Temples

A

Passage to India

239
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Which English composer wrote a Sea symphony

A

Ralph Vaughan Williams

240
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Who Is The Only Boxer To Win More Heavyweight Title Fights That Muhammed Ali

A

Joe Louis

241
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Which Brand Of Pizza Was Also The Title Of A 1990 Movie

A

Goodfellas

242
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Alopecia meaning baldness comes from Greek word for what

A

Fox - Mange = Bald

243
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BA British Airways AA American Airways what is AI

A

Air India

244
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Which actor said, “Love means never having to say you’re sorry”?

A

Ryan O’Neil

245
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What is the basic unit of currency for Kuwait ?

A

Dinar

246
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Rome is the capital of ______

A

Italy

247
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What is another name for a spiny anteate

A

Echidna

248
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Which dog was originally bred by a tax collector in Germany for protection on his rounds

A

Doberman

249
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Where was the worlds first supermarket built (country)

A

France

250
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What is the general designation for the period in English history from 1640 to 1660

A

English Revolution

251
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The cecum is the pouch at the beginning of the..

A

Large intestine

252
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In Greek mythology who was the son of Hypnos God of sleep

A

Morphious - God of dreams

253
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Admiral Horatio Nelson lost his arm at which battle

A

Tenerife

254
Q

What Is The Alcoholic Ingredient In A Bloody Mary

A

Vodka

255
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Cattle branding was practiced 4,000 years ago. Old tomb paintings show __________ branding their fat, spotted cattle.

A

Egyptians

256
Q

What was thailand formerly known as

A

Siam

257
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What is the branch of theology which concerns itself with the grounds and defense of the christian faith

A

Apologetics

258
Q

What is the state capital of New York

A

Albany

259
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Sharp pointed projection on a plant

A

Thorn

260
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The Marino sheep originated in what country

A

Spain

261
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If you were waiting in Yonkers, in which U.S. state would you be

A

New york

262
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Better Known Down On The FarmWho Took The Starring Roll In Grease In 1997

A

Ian Kelsey

263
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With Which War Is Florence Nightingale Associated

A

Crimean

264
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Fax is short for which word

A

Facsimile

265
Q

Will Smith Is Better Known As Who

A

The Fresh Prince

266
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In which American state is Baltimore

A

Maryland

267
Q

The first person to swim the English Channel did so in what year

A

1875

268
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What is the Capital of: Fiji

A

Suva

269
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What is a group of elks called

A

Gang

270
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The Presenters Of The Classic Saturday Morning Show Swap Shop Released A Single But What Was The Name Of The Band

A

Brown Sauce

271
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What fruit family do almonds belong?

A

Peach

272
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This vegetable is a variety of broccoli

A

Calabrese

273
Q

Who Sang About “The King Of Rock & Roll” In 1988

A

Prefab Sprout

274
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In mythology the fountain Aganippe was famous to whom

A

Muses

275
Q

In 1954 Girls Names Were First Applied To And Used To Identify What

A

Hurricanes

276
Q

In What Famous Event In World History Did “Thomas Farynor” Play A Fundmental Role

A

The Great Fire Of London (Baker)

277
Q

A herb or drug described as ‘haemostatic’ performs which effect

A

Stops bleeding

278
Q

To coat metal with a protective layer by electrolysis

A

Anodize

279
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What group drove “drive” into the top five

A

Cars

280
Q

A nudist is Spain fined £65 - £60 for being nude and £5 for what

A

Having no ID papers

281
Q

Which American state is called ‘The Silver State’

A

Nevada

282
Q

What is a ‘california long white’

A

Potato

283
Q

Which gestalt entity produced the cult TV show Red Dwarf ?

A

(Grant( &| and|,)? Naylor|Naylor( &|and|,) Grant)

284
Q

What is the nickname for Alaska

A

Land of the midnight sun

285
Q

This was the sequel to “The Empire Strikes Back”.

A

Return of the Jedi

286
Q

1980 Pac Man was released arcade version by which company

A

Midway

287
Q

BaseBall: The Texas _______

A

Rangers

288
Q

Where is the comemoration statue of fictional character Sherlock holems?

A

Baker Street, london

289
Q

Jack Palance won best supporting actor Oscar in what 1991 film

A

City Slickers

290
Q

Which canadian province has the largest population

A

Ontario

291
Q

Apparatus or specially constructed chamber for maintaining living organisms in an environment that encourages growth

A

Incubator

292
Q

What Is Tthe Ballet Term For Spinning On One Foot

A

A Piroutte

293
Q

Who recorded ‘Cuts Like a Knife’ in 1983?

A

Bryan Adams

294
Q

Who was the only English King crowned on the battlefield

A

Henry VII

295
Q

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

A

Logistics

296
Q

Which Bird Has The Largest Wingspan?

A

The Albatross

297
Q

What American state has a Thames river?

A

Connecticut

298
Q

Which Character Created By Dodie Smith Drove A Black & White Car & Wore A Black & White Fur Coat?

A

Cruella De Vil

299
Q

Mageiricophobia is a fear of what

A

Having to cook

300
Q

How is german measles also known ?

A

Rubella

301
Q

In which musical was the song “I remember it well”

A

Gigi

302
Q

How many engines does the saturn rocket boast

A

Eight

303
Q

Dr David Hessian 2nd Catherine Cookson what type his books

A

Gardening

304
Q

The Demologos was the first steam powered what

A

Warship

305
Q

Since 1991 Crufts London dog show has been held where

A

Birmingham NEC

306
Q

What is the chemical formula for water

A

H2o

307
Q

What name is given to the crater at the top of a volcano caused by its collapse

A

Caldera

308
Q

What airport has the code MME

A

Marseilles

309
Q

What is the capital of Turkey ?

A

Ankara

310
Q

What does an otologist study

A

Ears

311
Q

A health profession concerned with the prevention, diagnosis, & treatment of disorders of the teeth & adjacent tissues of the head, neck, & mouth

A

Dentistry

312
Q

What is the capital of Malawi ?

A

Lilongwe

313
Q

Who Had A Hit With “Jacobs Ladder”

A

Huey Lewis & The News

314
Q

As what is California also known

A

Golden state

315
Q

A young dogs a pup what’s the correct name for a young skunk

A

A kit or kitten

316
Q

On Which Label Did Oasis Rise To Fame

A

Creation

317
Q

Who replaced Ronnie James Dio in Black Sabbath?

A

Ian Gillan

318
Q

Who composed the opera Turendot

A

Giacomo Puccini

319
Q

Who was dingaan’s predecessor

A

Shaka

320
Q

For which label did Elvis first record?

A

Sun Records

321
Q

In Omaha Parents can be arrested if child does what in church

A

Burps

322
Q

What do zoologists call the leader of a wolf pack

A

The alpha male

323
Q

Who Co Wrote The Band Aid Single “Do They Know It’s Chrismas”

A

Bob Geldof & Midge Ure

324
Q

Which Horror Film Star Was Portrayed In An Oscar Winning Performance By Martin Landau In Tim Burtons 1994 Film About Cult Filmaker Ed- Wood

A

Bella Logosi

325
Q

“When are the ‘12 Days of Christmas’? ““Dec 14th - Dec 25th) - (Dec 21-Jan 1) - (Dec 26 - Jan 6) - (Christmas Eve-Jan 4th) “

A

(Dec 26 - Jan 6)

326
Q

Which star of films such as ‘Ryan’s Daughter’ died in 1997

A

Robert mitchum

327
Q

Who was the female star of Basic Instinct

A

Sharon Stone

328
Q

Which U. S. State provided the title of a Bee Gees hit single

A

Massachusetts

329
Q

1500 paces was what Roman measurement

A

League

330
Q

Which sea is located between Australia and New Zealand?

A

Tasman

331
Q

The city of Sheffield stands on the River Sheaf; and on which other, major, river

A

Dublin

332
Q

In the Bible David played the Kinnor what is a Kinnor

A

Lyre

333
Q

Acadia was the original name of which Canadian province?

A

Nova Scotia

334
Q

How much did greta garbo insure her legs for

A

One million dollars

335
Q

What eighties TV show starred Bruce Willis in a detective agency?

A

Moonlighting

336
Q

Football: The Seattle _______.

A

Seahawks

337
Q

Odontophobia is the fear of

A

Teeth dental surgery

338
Q

Which Sport Was Banned In England In 1849

A

Cock Fighting

339
Q

Who Batted With An Aluminium Bat

A

Dennis Lillee

340
Q

On what island is pearl harbor

A

Oahu

341
Q

What kind of surface is tennis’ French open tournament played on

A

Clay

342
Q

Into which estuary do the Trent and Ouse flow?

A

Humber

343
Q

Who has played in the most consecutive baseball games?

A

Cal Ripken Jr

344
Q

Selaphobia is the fear of

A

Light flashes

345
Q

Wedding rings are normally worn on what finger of your hand

A

Ring

346
Q

In Norse mythology women were made from a tree - which tree

A

Elm

347
Q

75% industrial accidents happen to people who ain’t done what

A

Eaten Breakfast

348
Q

Which Suffolk town can boast no fewer than three 15th century perpendicular gothic churches?

A

Sudbury

349
Q

What word come from the Latin phrase “to be ashamed of”

A

Pudenda

350
Q

What was steven spielberg’s first film

A

The duel

351
Q

Which drink does Melanie Sykes advertise on TV

A

Boddingtons

352
Q

Who recorded the Immaculate Collection?

A

Madonna

353
Q

Name Alfred Hitchcock’s first sound film as director

A

Blackmail

354
Q

Which Hitchcock film starred Margaret Lockwood and Michael Redgrave

A

The lady vanishes

355
Q

What did friar roger bacon invent

A

Magnifying glass

356
Q

Complete the classic advertising slogan ‘Good Old Bertie Bassett_____’?

A

He’s Britain’s Greatest Asset

357
Q

Which country saw the Mau Mau uprising

A

Kenya

358
Q

Parasitophobia is a fear of ______

A

Parasites

359
Q

What is the highest peak in Fiji?

A

Mount Victoria

360
Q

Rheoboam is a bottle size but also the last king of where

A

Israel

361
Q

What did Captain Matthew Webb swim first?

A

English Channel

362
Q

Animals that once existed but don’t exist now are said to be ______.

A

Extinct

363
Q

Which Axis Powers In World War II Fought With The Allies In World War I?

A

Japan & Italy

364
Q

What golden yellow gem sounds like a fruit related to lemons

A

Citrine

365
Q

Where Might You Drink The Wine Retsina

A

Greece

366
Q

According to some legends, what holiday decorating practice is attributed to spiders?

A

Tinsel

367
Q

Who is Edson Arantes do Nascimento better known as?

A

Pele

368
Q

Which Country Used More Condoms Last Year Than Any Other? (2005)

A

Japan

369
Q

Who steals the Pink Panther in the original film

A

The Phantom

370
Q

What is the only river that flows both north and south of the equator, crossing it twice

A

Congo

371
Q

The Hard Rock Cafe is named after a song by what band?

A

The Doors

372
Q

Tomatillo is a feature in what countries cusine

A

Mexico

373
Q

Walrus tusks are made of ________

A

Ivory

374
Q

Which Famous Rapper Was Born Stanley Kirk Burrel In 1962

A

MC Hammer

375
Q

The Titanic has a sister ship - name it

A

The Olympic

376
Q

The Inquisition forced this person to recant his belief in the Coppernican Theory. Who was he

A

Galileo

377
Q

How In The World Of Music First Discovered On A 2007 Reality TV Show Is “Vivien Smallwood” Better Known

A

The Rapping Granny

378
Q

Which Hollywood heart throbs real name was Roy Scherer

A

Rock hudson

379
Q

How long is a giraffe’s tongue

A

21 inches

380
Q

Which Car Manufacturer’s Name Means I Hear?

A

Audi

381
Q

Wayne Brazel shot and killed what Western figure in 20th cent

A

Pat Garret

382
Q

Which borough is northeast of and adjacent to Manhattan?

A

The Bronx

383
Q

Name the world’s most photographed and most climbed mountain.

A

Fuji

384
Q

What is Jane Fonda’s middle name

A

Seymour

385
Q

What is the capital of albania

A

Tirana

386
Q

In ballet, a closed position of the feet.

A

Fermé

387
Q

__________ communicate in sound waves below the frequency that humans can hear.

A

Elephants

388
Q

Which 60s film was the true story of Helen Keller

A

The Miracle Worker

389
Q

What have Jan Zajic and Quang Duc got in common

A

Self Immolation

390
Q

What Is The Technique Called In Which You Right A Capsized Canoe

A

Eskimo Roll

391
Q

Whose Songs Were Recorded By A Variety Of Artists On The Album “Red Hot And Blue”

A

Cole Porter

392
Q

What links horses rabbits and rats

A

Cannot Vomit

393
Q

Which Italian city was severely damaged by an earthquake in 1908

A

Messina

394
Q

What book of the Bible does not mention the name of God

A

Esther

395
Q

The Volga is Europe longest river what is the second longest

A

Danube

396
Q

What is a kissing gourami

A

Tropical fish

397
Q

Who wrote The female of the species more deadly than the male

A

Rudyard Kipling

398
Q

Limnology is the study of what

A

Marshes from Greek

399
Q

Who Is Martin Fry Lead Singer With

A

ABC

400
Q

If the vestal virgins were caught having sex what punishment

A

Burried Alive