Trivia Database_15 Flashcards

1
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Who was, “First in war, first in peace and first in the hearts of his countrymen”?

A

George Washington

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2
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In which European city are the headquarters of OPEC (Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries)

A

Vienna

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3
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Who was the author of ‘Dracula’?

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Bram Stoker

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4
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Measure for Measure deals with what contemporary theme

A

Angelo harasses Isabella sexually

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5
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Which Teen Idol First Found Success In The Partidge Family

A

David Cassidy

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6
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UK group who had a hit with ‘House of the Rising Sun’

A

Animals

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7
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What’s the international radio code word for the letter “M”

A

Mike

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8
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If you have Chlorosis what colour does the skin go

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Green

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9
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Dwight York & Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink Were Two Foreign Players Who Were First To Score 100 Goals In the English Premiership Who Was The Third?

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Thierry Henry

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10
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What film gave the following hype “brando sings!”

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Guys and dolls

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11
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Over 90% of the worlds total population of what gone since 1970

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Rhinoceros

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12
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Who Is The Author Of High Fidelity A Tale Set In An 80’s Record Store

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Nick Hornby

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13
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What eponymous Dickens character born with a caul over head

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David Copperfield

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14
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What is the official residence of the Lord Mayor of London?

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Mansion House

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15
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What wonder stood 32m high in rhodes harbour?

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Colossus of Rhodes

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16
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What is the Capital of: South Africa

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Pretoria

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17
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Jan 21 1976 What linked Bahrain and Rio de Janeiro

A

1st Concord passenger destinations

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18
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What was awarded to a football player who scored 3 goals in one match

A

Hat

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19
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Caracul, Dorset, Urial, Mufflon and Jacobs are types of what

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Sheep

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20
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Which English cathedral is famous for its whispering gallery

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St paul’s

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21
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Fill in the blank: ___ on a limb

A

Out

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22
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What is the name of the summer camp in the Friday 13th movies

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Camp Crystal Lake

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23
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What was the name of the hit by The Archies

A

Sugar sugar

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24
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Which country’s borders was established in 1919 by the ‘Treaty of St.Germain’

A

Austria

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25
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Mary Somerville said “It wont last, a flash in the pan” what

A

Television

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26
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On which River does the City of Dublin stand

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The Liffey

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27
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Alanis Morrisette appeared on what 80’s cable children’s show?

A

You Can’t Do that On Television

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28
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What is the alternative name of the foodstuff called scallions

A

Spring onions

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29
Q

Complete This partnership Hinge and ?

A

Bracket

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30
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Other than ‘she loves you’, in which other beatles number one hit can you hear the words ‘she loves you, yeah, yeah, yeah

A

All you need is love

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31
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Who is the subject of Anouilh’s play L’Alouette ( The Lark )

A

Joan of arc

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32
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Who said ‘hitch your wagon to a star’

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Ralph waldo emerson

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33
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Who Established Paisley Park As His Own Record Label

A

Prince

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34
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Actor ______ Borgnine

A

Ernest

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35
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What dinosaurs name translates as three horned

A

Triceratops

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36
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What does a dowser do

A

Find water

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37
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From which album did the original version of Elton John’s Candle in the Wind come

A

Goodbye yellow brick road

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38
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What confection named for a French field marshal chef made it

A

Praline

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39
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Which Hot Dance Classic Did The Trammps Bring Us

A

Disco Inferno

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40
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Name the carnivorous mammal related to the hyena

A

Aardwolf

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41
Q

In Yugoslavia if you asked for Pljeskavice what do you get

A

Hamburger

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42
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What item would you see on the flag of Malta

A

George Cross

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43
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Which actress was in the TV movies: The Oddyssey,and Merlin?

A

Isabella Rosselini

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44
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Claylike mineral, chief source of aluminium

A

Bauxite

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45
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International Airline Registrations OO is what country

A

Belgium

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46
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What is the county town of Cornwall?

A

Truro

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47
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In Scottish Gaelic what is a clarsach

A

A Harp

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48
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Which had a hit with the song “Obviously” in 2004?

A

McFly

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49
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In the TV series ‘Seinfeld’, who plays Kramer?

A

Michael Richards

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50
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How many days are there in a fortnight

A

Fourteen

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51
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What type of instrument is a celeste

A

Keyboard

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52
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Name 2 Of The 3 South American Countries Through Which The Equator Passes

A

Brazil, Equador, Columbia

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53
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Crosby Stills and Nash debut album included this captivating song about a girl and the colour of her eyes

A

Sweet judy blue eyes

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54
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Who starred in the 1916 film ‘intolerance’

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Seena owen

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55
Q

Cats have more than one hundred vocal sounds, while dogs only have about __________

A

10

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56
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Soleil Moon Frye was the real name of which young eighties sitcom star, whose character name was also the title of the show?

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Punky Brewster

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57
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What is the medical term for ear wax

A

Cerumen

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58
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Which Historical Figure Sadly Passed Away On The 18th April 1955

A

Albert Einstein

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59
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All Were Released In Which Year: “Anarchy In The Uk”, “Fernando”, “A Star Is Born”

A

1976

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60
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What 18th century German soldier told very tall tales of himself

A

Baron Munchhausen

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61
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What country is home to the bank of alexandria

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Egypt

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62
Q

What ingredient is added to wine to make port?

A

Brandy

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63
Q

Americans eat approximately 100 acres of what each day?

A

Pizza

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64
Q

Traditionally what should be given on an 11th anniversary

A

Steel

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65
Q

Who Is Julie Andrews Married To ?

A

Blake Edwards

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66
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What Nationality Was The Chemist Alfred Nobel

A

Swedish

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67
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What is the deleterious gas in the air, which is exhaled by humans called

A

Carbon dioxide

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68
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What is the second book of the old testament

A

Exodus

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69
Q

What does per capita literally mean

A

Per Head

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70
Q

How many pockets are there on a true billiard table

A

None

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71
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To which saint is the cathedral in Prague dedicated

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Saint vitus

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72
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Which famous mathematician and astronomer was born on Christmas day in 1642

A

Sir Isaac Newton

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73
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Which is Shakespeare’s shortest play

A

The Comedy of Errors

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74
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What instrument is used to measure the strength of a magnetic field

A

Magnetometer

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75
Q

When is the longest day in the southern hemisphere

A

December

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76
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What Does A Black Flag Signify In Motor Racing

A

Driver Disqualified

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77
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In Which Country Did The Cheese Emmanthal Originate Was It France, Switzerland, Denmark Or Belgium?

A

Switzerland

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78
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Who rode a horse called Diomed

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Duke of Wellington

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79
Q

Thick light bark of S.European oak

A

Cork

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80
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Which literary character takes his name from Latin for nobody

A

Captain Nemo

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81
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Which film director created “Olympiad” - a celebration of the 1936 Olympics and Nazi ideology

A

Leni riefenstahil

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82
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Fran Philps of Canada was the first woman to do what

A

Reach the North Pole

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83
Q

Which part of the body suffers from opthalmia

A

Eyes

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84
Q

Tarsus, metatarsus, and phalanges are parts of a ______

A

Foot

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85
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Chablis comes from which French wine region?

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Burgundy

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86
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What Common Affliction Makes The Lens Of The Eye Go Opaque

A

Cataracts

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87
Q

Dogs bark, donkeys ______

A

Bray

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88
Q

What Is The Annual Yield Of A Single Coffee Plant

A

1kg

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89
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What tribe walked the ‘trail of tears’

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Cherokee

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90
Q

He was the second King of Israel.

A

David

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91
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When Dino was Fred’s pet what was Barney’s called

A

Hoppy a Hoparoo

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92
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In “Don’t You Want Me Baby” By The Human League Where Did The Waitress Work

A

In A Cocktail Bar

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93
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Who created the ‘purple heart’ decoration in 1782

A

George washington

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94
Q

What does ring a ring a roses refer to

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The Black Death

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95
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Person who undertakes commercial venture

A

Entrepreneur

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96
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Who earned the moniker “Lady Lindy”

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Amelia earhart

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97
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Who sang with ‘The Dakotas’?

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Billy J. Kramer

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98
Q

What is the Capital of: Philippines

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Manila

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99
Q

The Aetherius Society believes who is alive and living on Venus

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Jesus Christ

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100
Q

In Memphis Tennessee beggars must have what before begging

A

A $10 begging licence 1996 law

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101
Q

French artist Aquabouse paints cows in what material

A

Cow shit

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102
Q

Where could you legally flash your dong - then spend it

A

Vietnam currency

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103
Q

Which actor played Mozart in the 1984 film Amadeus

A

Tom hulse

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104
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Turnov Rusty and Bobo appear in what stage musical

A

Starlight Express

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105
Q

Dan Emmett a northerner wrote which song

A

Dixie

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106
Q

Who was not an original ‘charlie’s angel’

A

Cheryl ladd

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107
Q

What is the flower that stands for: suspceptibility

A

Passion-flower

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108
Q

Roman men had to swear on what to testify

A

Holding their testicles

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109
Q

Cathy Rigby was the first woman to do what

A

Pose Nude sports illustrated

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110
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What is the Capital of: Bermuda

A

Hamilton

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111
Q

From the bull what colour is fourth on an archery target

A

Black

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112
Q

The bat is the only mammal that can __________

A

Fly

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113
Q

A shark is the only fish that can do it - do what

A

Blink with both eyes same time

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114
Q

Mozart wrote Ah, Vous Dirai-Je, Maman what’s its English title

A

Twinkle – Twinkle little star

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115
Q

What object is said to bring bad luck if it is broken

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Mirror

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116
Q

Who was Agrippa’s son

A

Nero

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117
Q

What was the highest grossing american silent movie

A

Birth of a nation

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118
Q

Collective nouns - a streak of which creatures

A

Tigers

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119
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For the holy grail in the monty python parody ‘search for the holy grail’, what did arthur’s servant use to make the sound of horses hooves

A

Empty coconuts

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120
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Which British statesman, Minister of Labour in the National Government 1940-45, became Foreign Secretary in 1945

A

Ernest bevin

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121
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To which group of artists does Vincent Van Gough belong

A

Post Impressionists

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122
Q

Where did the bay of pigs take place

A

Cuba

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123
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Cambodia ?

A

Riel

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124
Q

What is the capital of Canada

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Ottawa

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125
Q

The Mask In The Movie “Scream” Was Inspired By The Painting “The Scream” But Who Painted It

A

Edvard Munch

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126
Q

Which motorway is, being developed as a ring motorway round Manchester

A

M60

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127
Q

In ancient Assyria and Babylonia, a tower in the shape of a stepped pyramide. It formed the base of a temple.

A

Ziggurat

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128
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What was Richard Wagner composing intermittently between 1848 and 1874?

A

The Ring Cycle

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129
Q

Who Are The 2 Members Of Wilson Phillips

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Carnie & Wendy Wilson

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130
Q

Who sang the song “We Didn’t Start The Fire”?

A

Billy Joel

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131
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What type of creature is a Fritillary

A

Butterfly

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132
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Who was the first British monarch to visit America

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George VI in 1939

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What ‘SG’ Do The Salt And Pepper Say To Eachother At Christmas Time

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Seasons Greetings

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Many thought this song stood for lsd, but john lennon insisted it was about a girl at his son’s school. what is the song title

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Lucy in the sky with

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135
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In London when did the Globe Theatre catch fire

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1613

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136
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What pet did Florence Nightingale carry with her

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An Owl (in her pocket)

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137
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What Was The Mistake On Elvis Presleys Birth Certificate

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Middle Name AAron Was Mispelt

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What is a flat-bottomed conical laboratory flask with a narrow neck

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Erlenmeyer flask

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In 1778 name the first country to send an ambassador to US

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France

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Mohs scale hardest substance is diamond - what’s the softest

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Talc

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Which Best Selling Band Named Themselves After A Price Buster Song

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Madness

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142
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Drinking vessel with foot and stem

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Goblet

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143
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Which company produced the syndicated mouse factory series

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Walt disney

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What term has gradually replaced “jungle” because it “has a nice ring to it,” according to William Safire

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Rain forest

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145
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Who wrote Auld Lange Syne?

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Robert Burns

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146
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Term for an emasculated male pig

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Barrow

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What is the main food of most bats

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Insects

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What appears in the middle of the Rwandan flag

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Capital R

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This film starring Richard Beymer and Natalie Wood won the best picture Oscar for 1961.

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West Side Story

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What Is The Real Name Of Rick Nelson

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Erick Nelson

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The Chipmonks Were The Bran Child Of David Seville But What Was Sevilles Real Name

A

Ross Bagdasarian

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What countries international car registration letters are DZ

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Algeria

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In medical descriptions, what is the meaning of the term “chronic”

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Lingering, lasting

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154
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Which item first appeared in Superior Hotel Montana in 1908

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Gideon Bible

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155
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On which river does the city of Oporto stand

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Douro

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How Many Times Was Stephen Hendry Crowned World Champion In The 1990’s Was It (6,7,8,9)

A

Seven

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McLean Stevenson played which character in MASH

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Colonel Blake

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158
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Old fashioned word for a prostitute

A

Harlot

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159
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Who was the Norse god of peace & prosperity

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Frey

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160
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Which comic character is both a princess and a prince

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Wonder Woman – Diana Prince

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161
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Film title ‘ ______, a space odyssey’

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2001

162
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Colonel Jacob Schick invented what in 1928 in USA

A

Electric Razor

163
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Name the swimmer who became a Hollywood star in the 1940’s and 50s in films such as Bathing beauty and Neptune’s Daughter

A

Esther williams

164
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What is the opposite of allopathy

A

Homeopathy

165
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Who owns the Audi car company

A

Ford motor company

166
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What does the word “amen” mean

A

Let it be

167
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In which state is hoover dam

A

Arizona

168
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Who wrote the children’s classic Ann of Green Gables

A

L M Montgomery

169
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Gertrude Ederlie (USA) was the first woman to do what

A

Swim English Channel

170
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Whats the name given a star that has collapsed into no dimensions

A

Black hole

171
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What is the name of the Family Circus’s dog

A

Barf

172
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Singer Chrisssie Hynde Married Which Member Of Simple Minds

A

Jim Kerr

173
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The flower convallaria is better known as what

A

Lily of the Valley

174
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Norse mythology who was killed with mistletoe by blind Hodur

A

Balder - most loved god

175
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Which vegetable has the most calories?

A

Avovado

176
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Through which ocean does the International Date Line approximately follow the 180 degree meridian?

A

Pacific Ocean

177
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What is the more common name for ‘self contained underwater breathing apparatus

A

Scuba

178
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Who starred in cartoon where the Tasmanian Devil 1st appeared

A

Bugs Bunny – Devil may Hare

179
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This man was Time magazine’s 1938 “Man of the Year”

A

Adolf hitler

180
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What is the Capital of: Cyprus

A

Nicosia

181
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How fast does the tip of a standard rotary mower travel? (in km/h)

A

200

182
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Who is the Roman Goddess of Hunting

A

Diana

183
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On Full House,what was Jesse’s REAL first name?

A

Hermes

184
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What is a nibong a type of

A

Palm tree

185
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Who won an Oscar as Best Supporting actor in the 1993 film ‘The Fugitive’

A

Tommy lee jones

186
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Who is frank cujo now known as

A

Jean-claude van damme

187
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What is the fruit of the hawthorn called

A

Haw

188
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What can be Safety, Tableaux or Swag

A

Curtains in theatre

189
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What did eli whitney invent

A

Cotton gin

190
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1899 what first was installed Palace Royal hotel San Francisco

A

Jukebox

191
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Martin what 1980’s tv series starred bruce willis

A

Moonlighting

192
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In mediaval history, who was the lover of Heloise

A

Abelard

193
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Who is only artist that toured with Elvis, Beatles and Eagles

A

Roy Orbison

194
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H.R. Haldeman and Ron Ziegler, who helped plan the __________ burglary for President Nixon, both worked at Disneyland when they were younger.

A

Watergate

195
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Official scrutiny of accounts

A

Audit

196
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What is the only Christian country in Asia

A

The Philippines

197
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Collective nouns - Team Plump Flush Safe Smeath of what

A

Ducks

198
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Rhapsody, Aromel, Tamella Cambridge favourite types of what

A

Strawberry Varieties

199
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During which conflict did the battles of Alma and Inkermann take place

A

The crimean war

200
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What is Bart Simpson’s middle name

A

JoJo

201
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Building for housing aircraft

A

Hanger

202
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Where did the card game ‘bridge’ originate

A

Turkey

203
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The official ‘Battle of Britain Memorial Flight’ museum is based at which RAF station?

A

RAF Coningsby

204
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Architectural style developed in the Eastern Empire

A

Byzantine

205
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Bridgeport is the largest city in which state

A

Connecticut

206
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What Type Of Mammel Is The Tasmanian Devil?

A

A Marsupial

207
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Where is the dalai lama’s palace

A

Tibet

208
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In law what is a co-parcener

A

Joint Heir

209
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Frigophobia is a fear of ______

A

Cold

210
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Thomas Minton at Stoke on Trent created what in 1789

A

The Willow Pattern

211
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What was first used at the 1904 St Louis Olympic games

A

Gold medals silver was first before

212
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Why did eggs become significant at Easter?

A

They represent fertility & new beginnings at spring time

213
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80% of vibrator using English women don’t do what with it

A

Insert it

214
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The film ‘The Wizard of Oz’ was released in which year

A

1939

215
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Who was born in Limbini Nepal

A

Buddha

216
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Name The First Top Ten Hit For Genesis Reaching No 7 In 1978

A

Follow You Follow Me

217
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With Which Rock Band Does “Slash” Play Guitar

A

Guns N Roses

218
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John Hetherington in London introduced what in 1797

A

Top Hats

219
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In their lifetime the average human grows 8 feet of what

A

Nose Hair

220
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Who Is Generally Credited With Freeing The Role Of The Jazz Guitar To That Of A Solo Instrument

A

Charlie Christian

221
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Who recorded the album “Freak Out”

A

Frank zappa

222
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Who was codenamed Napoleon by the secret service

A

Frank Sinatra

223
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What is the capital of Singapore?

A

Singapore

224
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Name The European City Tjhat Was A Hit For Ultravox In The 80’s

A

Vienna

225
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During which month is the longest day in the Northern hemisphere?

A

June

226
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For what are Allen and Wright most famous?

A

Root beer

227
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Who took the title “Lord Protector of the Commonwelth of England, Scotland, and Ireland” ?

A

Oliver Cromwell

228
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What U.S. state includes the telephone area code 601

A

Mississippi

229
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The remains of prehistoric organisms that have been preserved in rocks are called ________

A

Fossils

230
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Who was john reid

A

Lone ranger

231
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What is a person who maliciously starts fires

A

Arsonist

232
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Who painted the Laughing Cavalier?

A

Franz Hals

233
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In the abbreviation VDU what does the V stand for

A

Visual

234
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What name is given to a boxer who leads with his right hand

A

Southpaw

235
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What job has a pudentacurist

A

Shapes pussy hair

236
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Many female children are named ‘friday’ after which patron saint of oxford

A

St frideswide

237
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Ride On Time Spent 6 Weeks At No.1 In The UK In 1989 For Whom

A

Black Box

238
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Which 1950s films took place in Hawaii 1941

A

From Here to Eternity

239
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Name The Group That Had A Hit With “Inside” The Musical Backdrop To A Levi’s Ad

A

Stiltskin

240
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If you’re in the northern hemisphere, Polaris, the North Star, can be found by looking which direction

A

North

241
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Who recorded the album “Troubadour” in 1976

A

Jj cale

242
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From which team did marlboro switch its backing to mclaren in the 1974 season

A

Brm

243
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What common item were once called moth patches

A

Freckles

244
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In what did ray walston play ‘uncle tim’

A

My favourite martian

245
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What TV series had a signature tune called Liberty Bell

A

Monty Pythons Flying Circus

246
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What is the most famous 500 mile car race in the U.S.

A

Indianapolis 500

247
Q

What Is A Boullabaisse

A

A French Fish Soup Or Stew

248
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What is the opposite of an utopia?

A

Dystopia

249
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Terry Hall Of Fun Boy Three Later Formed A New Band Was It Called The Colourbox Or The Colourfield

A

The Colourfield

250
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What act do the French call The English Perversion

A

Whipping Flagellation

251
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Lauds Prime Tierce Sext Nones what comes next

A

Vespers

252
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What U.S. state grants the most fishing licenses

A

California

253
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What was the language of ancient india

A

Sanskrit

254
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Humbert Humbert’ is a character in which book

A

Lolita

255
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Formerly with Spencer Davis, he went on to form Traffic with Dave Mason. He is?

A

Steve Winwood

256
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Who was the author of the novel ‘The Midwich Cuckoos’?

A

John Wyndham

257
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Who is known as (King Kenny)?

A

Kenny Dalglish

258
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What bone connects your shoulder blade & elbow joint

A

The humerus humerus

259
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The German New Year’s carnival

A

Fasching

260
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Who was the male star of the 1967 film Barefoot in the Park

A

Robert redford

261
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Over which islands did britain and argentina fight in 1982

A

Falkland islands

262
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What was the first Pink Floyd album

A

Piper at the gates of dawn

263
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As who is Cassius Clay now known?

A

Mohammed Ali

264
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Where did the card game ‘bridge’ originate?

A

Turkey

265
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The festival of Halloween was first celebrated by which ancient tribe

A

The Celts

266
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The city with the most riders in it’s subway system is what

A

Moscow

267
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James Hepburn, the fourth Earl of Bothwell, died in 1578. Who did he marry in 1567

A

Mary Queen of Scots

268
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What is the Hobbit’s favourite food

A

Mushrooms

269
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Which eighties album, that sold 20 million plus copies, featured Vincent Price

A

Thriller

270
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In the Winnie the Pooh stories what is Kanga’s baby called

A

Roo

271
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What is the most popular South American aphrodisiac

A

Piranha head soup

272
Q

What did clio represent in the nine muses

A

History

273
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What is the name of the leading female star in an opera

A

Prima donna

274
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What was George Hepplewhite’s profession

A

Furniture maker

275
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What is a collection of penguins known as

A

Rookery

276
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In the Christmas song ‘White Christmas’ what did children listen for?

A

Sleigh Bells

277
Q

What is the more common name of Sildenafil Citrate

A

Viagra

278
Q

One person every 6 seconds dies from what

A

Contaminated water diseases

279
Q

Girls name can mean big fruit basket or a meeting whaling captains

A

Molly

280
Q

A bone specialist is a(n) ________.

A

Osteopath

281
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Legal Terms: A crime more serious than a misdemeanor.

A

Felony

282
Q

Who was the longest reigning Prime Minister of Britain in the 20th Century?

A

Margaret Thatcher

283
Q

Who was the male star of the 1998 ‘blockbuster’ film Titanic

A

Leonardo di caprio

284
Q

Which actor played the marine expert Matt Hooper in the film Jaws

A

Richard dreyfuss

285
Q

Which former British TV celebrity designed the logo for children’s TV programme ‘Blue Peter’?

A

Tony Hart

286
Q

Martin British rock-music group that rivaled the popularity of the group’s early contemporaries, The Beatles

A

The rolling stones

287
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Which American state is nicknamed ‘The Empire State of the South’ or ‘Peach State’

A

Georgia

288
Q

Galena is a major ore of which metal

A

Lead

289
Q

Roast turkey: does white/dark meat have most calories?

A

Dark

290
Q

The canary islands in the pacific are named after what animal

A

Dog dogs

291
Q

Susan Brown Was the first woman to Take Part In which race

A

The Boat Race

292
Q

Fly that bites cattle

A

Gadfly

293
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Name the ship lost off Zuyder Zee in 1799 from which a famous item was salvaged in 1858

A

Lutine

294
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The skin of which animal is used to make Morocco Leather

A

Goat

295
Q

Which French actor director takes the role of ‘Monsieur Hulot’ in films such as Mon Oncle and Traffic

A

Jacques tati

296
Q

What is the world’s largest desert

A

Sahara desert

297
Q

Where Is The Glenveagh National Park

A

County Donegal, Ireland

298
Q

A ship due to leave port flies a ‘Blue Peter’. What does the flag look like

A

Blue rectangle with a white rectangular centre

299
Q

Which actress caused a sensation by appearing naked in the opening scene of the 1957 film _And God Created Woman _directed by her then husband Roger Vadim

A

Brigitte Bardot

300
Q

What is the name for the number 1 followed by 100 zeros

A

Google

301
Q

According to psychologists the happiest people watch what TV

A

Soap Operas

302
Q

The sun sets in the ____?

A

West

303
Q

What Foodwise Is A Munster Plum

A

A Potato

304
Q

Luxembourg is the capital of ______

A

Luxembourg

305
Q

Name One Of The Two Classic Tracks On A Barry Manilow Single Released In 1978

A

Copacobana & Somewhere In The Night

306
Q

What Does A Chiropodist Treat

A

The Feet

307
Q

Who made his debut in a 1955 Warner Brothers cartoon

A

Speedy Gonzales

308
Q

Spanish dictator Franco nominated whom as his successor

A

Prince juan carlos

309
Q

Oriental market

A

Bazaar

310
Q

If the groundhog sees his shadow on Feb. 2, there will be how many more weeks of bad weather?

A

Six

311
Q

Salted and glazed biscuit shaped like a knot

A

Pretzel

312
Q

What’s ibm’s motto

A

Think

313
Q

In which ocean is mauritius

A

Indian ocean

314
Q

What food item in French literally means twice cooked

A

Biscuit

315
Q

Heliophobia is a fear of ______

A

Sun

316
Q

Do the pupils in a person’s eyes get larger or smaller in bright light

A

Smaller

317
Q

How is “Rodrigo Diaz de Vivar” better known

A

El cid

318
Q

Which country is indicated by the car identification letters RA

A

Argentina

319
Q

Why Did Henry Ford Say People Can Have A Model T Ford In Any Colour Just So Long As It Was Black

A

Japan Black Enamel Was The Only Paint That Would Dry Quick Enough to Keep Up With The Assembly Line

320
Q

Lansing is the capital of ______

A

Michigan

321
Q

What Did Slipstream Tell Us They Were Doing In 1992

A

We Are Raving - The Anthem

322
Q

In the US what links Fort McHenry with the moon

A

Flag flies 24/7 president decree

323
Q

Which author wrote about the fictional Napoleonic war hero Sharpe

A

Bernard cornwell

324
Q

A triangle with three equal sides is called _______.

A

Equilateral

325
Q

Freya was the norse goddess of ______

A

Love and fertility

326
Q

Second city: St. Croix (U.S. Virgin Islands)

A

St. thomas

327
Q

Who invented popcorn

A

American Indians

328
Q

What song does Rodney Dangerfield sing in “Back To School”

A

Twist and

329
Q

In the Gene Pitney how many hours was it from Tulsa?

A

24

330
Q

Which course was the first on the European mainland to host the Ryder Cup?

A

Valderama

331
Q

What was the first cartoon character called

A

Oswald the rabbit

332
Q

Who Was Assassinated By Two Sikh Bodyguards

A

Indiri Gandhi

333
Q

Name the loner rebel reindeer with the red shiny nose.

A

Rudolph

334
Q

Football: The Baltimore ________.

A

Colts

335
Q

Time during which a machine esp. computer is out of action or unavailable for use

A

Down time

336
Q

What Georgia town did the first Dukes of Hazzard episodes take place?

A

Covington,Georgia

337
Q

In which play does dame pliant appear

A

Alchemist

338
Q

Which peoples name translates as eaters of raw flesh

A

Eskimo

339
Q

This is the symbol for tin.

A

Sn

340
Q

What was betty grable’s nickname

A

The legs

341
Q

What name is given to any muscle with three heads

A

Triceps

342
Q

Who was the 32nd president of the U.S.

A

Franklin d roosevelt

343
Q

Who invented popsicles

A

Frank epperson

344
Q

Which nation has an AK-47 assault rifle on its flag?

A

Mozambique

345
Q

The _____________ got its name from the occasionally extensive blooms of algae that, upon dying, turn the sea’s normally intense blue_green waters to red.

A

Red sea

346
Q

What is the name of the cartilage flap at the trachea which prevents food going down the wrong way

A

Epiglottis

347
Q

What is tattooed on Glen Campbell’s arm?

A

Dagger

348
Q

Where were the 1960 Olympics held ?

A

Rome, Italy

349
Q

What is the highest mountain in the world?

A

Mount Everest

350
Q

Who was born Mark Feld

A

Marc Bolan

351
Q

In The Inspirational 1946 Film ‘Its A Wonderful Life’ What Is The Name Of George Baileys Guardian Angel

A

Clarence Oddbody

352
Q

East berlin was the capital of ______

A

East germany

353
Q

The second tallest mountain on earth

A

K2

354
Q

What vegetable was Emperor Nero’s favourite

A

The Leek

355
Q

In painting, the degree of lightness or darkness in a color.

A

Values

356
Q

What is the middle name of author Arthur C. Clarke

A

Charles

357
Q

What is Mario’s profession?

A

Plumber

358
Q

There are 20 days in the week in whose calendar

A

Aztec

359
Q

Philosopher Jeremy Bentham has a very unusual pet - what

A

Tea Pot

360
Q

Which county cricket team play their home games at Grace Road?

A

Leicestershire

361
Q

Who Sang About “Skipping The Light Fandango” & Turning Cartwheels

A

Procol Harem

362
Q

Keats Who was the first astronaut to return to space

A

Gus grissom

363
Q

Who is the author of “Harry Potter” ?

A

Joan Rowling

364
Q

Arachnoid refers to what kind of insect

A

Spider

365
Q

Who had a number 1 record in 1963 with Sweets For My Sweet?

A

The Searchers

366
Q

Name the pain-inflicting person you go to to get your teeth fixed.

A

Dentist

367
Q

Fat Albert and friends was created by ______ ?

A

Bill Cosby

368
Q

“Night of he Hunter’ was the only film directed by which actor

A

Charles laughton

369
Q

What Cheers actor was in “The Empire Strikes Back?”

A

John Ratzenberg

370
Q

In the Ian Fleming novel “Goldfinger”, what was Goldfinger’s first name

A

Auric

371
Q

On the PH scale what does PH stand for

A

Potential Hydrogen

372
Q

Which Company Advertised With The Slogan “Someday All Watches Will Be Made This Way”

A

Seiko

373
Q

Who played The Fugitive

A

David Jason

374
Q

What was in Catherine’s crucifix in the movie Cruel Intentions?

A

Cocaine

375
Q

To who did the lady of the lake give excalibur

A

Sir lancelot

376
Q

Which film was grace kelly making when she met prince ranier

A

To catch a

377
Q

Who Said ‘I Hope Harry Secombe Goes Before Me, I Don’t Want Him Singing At My Funeral’?

A

Spike Milligan

378
Q

In which 1989 film did Kevin Costner play Ray Kinsella?

A

Field Of Dreams

379
Q

Which mountains are between the Caspian Sea and the Black Sea

A

Caucasus

380
Q

Bantu-speaking people of southern Africa

A

Zulu

381
Q

In which city is the famous Bond Street?

A

London

382
Q

Where are Bay of Heats and Bay of Dew Sinus Aestuum - Roris

A

Near side of Moon

383
Q

Square of cloth used to wipe nose

A

Handkerchief

384
Q

Which Famous City Bridge Is Known Locally As The Coathanger

A

Sydney Harbour Bridge

385
Q

A Stag with 12 point antlers is known as a what

A

Royal

386
Q

Which Bone Is The Patella

A

The Knee Cap

387
Q

You can have a troop of actors and what group of animals

A

Monkeys

388
Q

The largest jellyfish in the world has a bell that can reach 8 feet across and tentacles that extend over half the length of a __________

A

Football field

389
Q

Vinnie Jones is associated with which sport

A

Football

390
Q

Name The UK Label Associated With A Dog Named Nipper

A

HMV

391
Q

Who Preceded Phil Collins As The Lead Singer Of Genesis?

A

Peter Gabriel

392
Q

Creator of Perry Mason

A

Erle stanley gardner

393
Q

What’s the word for the front of a dogs chest and joint of beef

A

Brisket

394
Q

Which novelist created Crown Prosecutor Helen West

A

Frances fyfield

395
Q

Who directed the 1989 film The War of the Roses

A

Danny devito

396
Q

Who did a version of ‘one bourbon, one scotch, one beer’ on his 1977 debut album

A

George thorogood

397
Q

Name the hockey trophy awarded to the player demonstrating the best sportsmanship.

A

The lady byng trophy

398
Q

Who wanted ‘a lover with a slow hand’

A

Pointer sisters

399
Q

Who is the American artist who uses Campbell’s Soup cans in his pop art?

A

Andy Warhol

400
Q

Which English Football Team Has The Longest One Word Name?

A

Middlesbrough