Trivia Database_16 Flashcards

1
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Which US superstar has had over 70 chart albums in his career?

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Frank Sinatra

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2
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Wings of Desire a foreign film remade as what with Nicolas Cage

A

City of Angels

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3
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What is the meaning of the name of the constellation Ursa Major ?

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Great Bear

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4
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The spiral galaxy nearest ours is the ________.

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Andromeda

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5
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Who sings and plays the theme song for the TV show ‘Frasier’?

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Kelsey Grammer

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6
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What is the name of the evil spirit in Polterguise?

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Kane

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7
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Fourth letter of the Greek alphabet

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Delta

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8
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Justin Hayward-Young, great grandson of English painter and postcard artist Walter Hayward-Young, is the lead singer of which band?

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The Vaccines

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9
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What is the Capital of: Northern Mariana Islands

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Saipan

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10
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Of what are quemoy and matsu part

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Taiwan

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11
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What popular party drink gets its name from Sanskrit meaning 5

A

Punch - originally 5 ingredients

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12
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From Which Country Does The Drink Tequila Originate?

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Mexico

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13
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The underwater mating song of the __________ is so loud that sometimes it can be heard by humans on the shore.

A

Toadfish

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14
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What’s Princess Aurora’s better-known name

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Sleeping beauty

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15
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In which country is the machu picchu

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Peru

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16
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Give The Title Of The 1973 Mott The Hoople Single Featuring A Tennessee City

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All The Way From Memphis

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17
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Who played Matt Helm in the movies?

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Dean Martin

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18
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Who shot Abraham Lincoln?

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John Wilkes Booth

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19
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The number unemployed consists of all those people in a country who are willing and able to work but are unable to ___ ?

A

Find jobs

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20
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What liqueur is prepared from cumin and caraway seeds

A

Kummel

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21
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What is the actual vat in Romania

A

19%

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22
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In Star Trek Generation who was the chief of security killed off

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Tasha Yar

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23
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What is the basic unit of currency for Vatican City ?

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Lira

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24
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A plant allied to the thistle with a partly edible flower

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Artichoke

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25
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What is the Capital of: Tunisia

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Tunis

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26
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Firm Music: What was the first album Roger Waters released after leaving Pink Floyd

A

The Pros and Cons of Hitch Hiking

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27
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In which game are there hashmarks on each five-yard line

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Football

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28
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The puma, cougar, lynx & other wildcats are all

A

Catamounts

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29
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In WW2 what was unique about the US 222 Infantry battalion

A

All Japanese or Hawaiian immigrants

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30
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What sport does “FISA” govern

A

Auto racing

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31
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Where did Jim Morrison die

A

Bath - in Paris hotel

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32
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Who was john merrick

A

Elephant man

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33
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When a U.S. army bomber crashed into the New York’s Empire State Building, how many people did it kill

A

Fourteen

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34
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Which tree do Druids regard sacred ?

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Oak

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35
Q

What does a heliologist study

A

The sun

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36
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Nephologists study what

A

Clouds - Meteorology

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37
Q

What year did Chernobyl explode

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1986

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38
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Which breed of dog gets its name from the French for earth

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Terrier

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39
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In Computing of what is the term ‘bit’’ an abbreviation?

A

Binary Digit

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40
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Which Victorian explorer and translator was best known for his translations of the “Kama Sutra” and “Arabian Nights”

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Richard burton

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41
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Who Wrote The 1972 Mott The Hoople Hit All The Young Dudes?

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David Bowie

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42
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In 1785, Blanchard and Jeffries became the first to cross the English channel using which method of transport?

A

Balloon

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43
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Fidelity Bravery Integrity is which organisations motto

A

FBI

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44
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How many pairs of ribs are there in a male skeleton

A

12

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45
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Who Had A Number One Hit In 1962 With The Song Telstar?

A

The Tornados

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46
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Who Had A Surprise Hit With “Atmosphere” In 1984

A

Russ Abbot

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47
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In Kiplings How the Leopard got its Spots name the Leopard

A

Best Beloved

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48
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Which novel, when broadcast in America, was believed by many people to be a real news report, and it caused widespread panic

A

The war of the worlds

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49
Q

When does a full moon rise?

A

Sunset

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50
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Which book is subtitled “the Mistakes of a Night”

A

She stoops to conquer

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51
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Name the legless fighter pilot of ww2

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Douglas Bader

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52
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What U.S. senator gives out the golden fleece awards

A

William proxmire

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53
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Which U.S. state receives the most rainfall

A

Hawaii

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54
Q

What is the capital of Guatemala?

A

Guatemala

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55
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As what is a giraffe also known

A

Camelopard

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56
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Steven Georgi is now Yussef Islam what other name had he

A

Cat Stevens

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57
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After his death what bit Walter Raleigh did his wife carry around

A

His Head

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58
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How tall was the world’s shortest man

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670 mm

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59
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Goodfellow’s Lumholtz’s and Bennett’s type of what animal

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Tree Kangaroo

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60
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Which is the world’s second largest monolith

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Ayers rock

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61
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In food labelling what does GM mean

A

Genetically Modified

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62
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Acadia was the original name of which Canadian province

A

Nova scotia

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63
Q

I see your schwartz is almost as big as mine.

A

Spaceballs

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64
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The “Old City” of this holy location is divided into four quarters — a Christian quarter, a Muslim Quarter, a Jewish Quarter, and an Armenian Quarter.

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Jerusalem

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65
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Where did abraham lincoln gave his historic speech

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Gettysburg, pennsylvania

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66
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What is the flower that stands for: evanescent pleasure

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Poppy

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67
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Countries of the world: east-central Europe, the capital is Kiev

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Ukraine

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68
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Ncaa: what team won the men’s basketball championship game in 1976

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Indiana

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69
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What was the name of Hannibal’s father

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Hamilcar barca

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70
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What trio were originally called The Rattlesnakes

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The Bee Gees

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71
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Who is known as the “Father of History” ?

A

Herodotus

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72
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In which decade was cricket’s first World Cup Final played?

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1970’s

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73
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The cardinal is the state bird of 5, 7 or 9 u.s states

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Seven

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74
Q

Who led 900 followers in a mass suicide in 1979?

A

Jim Jones

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75
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What religious movement was founded by william booth

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Salvation army

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76
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What is more effective than caffeine for waking up in the morning

A

Apples

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77
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Which Song Was A Hit For Both Cliff Richard And Elvis Presley

A

The Twelth Of Never

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78
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In Which Sport Would You Encounter a Bed Post, A Six Pack, A Blow And A Cherry

A

Ten Pin Bowling

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79
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What is a young Irish girl called

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Colleen

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80
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The world’s rarest coffee, Kopi Luwak, comes from which country

A

Indonesia

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81
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Which (Age) Occured Between The Stone And The Iron Ages?

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Bronze Age

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82
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Which actor and muscle man, a former ‘Mr. Universe’, gained fame and fortune in Italy, playing mythical heroes such as Hercules

A

Steve reeves

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83
Q

2% of Americans admit to doing what

A

Affair with Postman

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84
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What mountain overlooks Rio de Janeiro harbour

A

Sugar Loaf

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85
Q

An old sweet scented rose

A

Damask

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86
Q

What was rod serling’s last television series

A

Night gallery

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87
Q

What is a Tam Tam

A

Orchestral Gong

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88
Q

What colour was the maltese falcon

A

Black

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89
Q

Joseph Hobson Jagger broke it in 1886 broke what

A

Bank at Monte Carlo

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90
Q

A short legged hunting dog

A

Basset

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91
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The Albert Canal links Liege with which city

A

Antwerp

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92
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What Name Is Given To A Plant That Grows From Seed & flowers And Dies Within A Year

A

An Annual

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93
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Who is Joley Richardson’s famous mother?

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Vanessa Redgrave

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94
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Who signed the ‘thanksgiving proclamation’?

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Abraham Lincoln

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95
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Which Scandinavian alcoholic spirit is made from potatoes

A

Aquavit

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96
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Small graceful antelope

A

Gazelle

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97
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The Rise Of Cuban Music In The Late 90’s Was Represented By Which Album

A

Buena Vista Social Club

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98
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In what sort of landscape would you find an erg

A

Desert

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99
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What is the name of the telescope that was placed in orbit in the eighties?

A

Hubble

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100
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Is South America or Australia closer to the Antarctic

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South america

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101
Q

As what is a moose also known?

A

Algonquin

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102
Q

Who painted the Mona Lisa

A

Leonardo da vinci

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103
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What city stands on the river Torens

A

Adelaide - Australia

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104
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What was the Beatles’ first single in 1962?

A

Love Me Do

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105
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Billy Joels “Uptown Girl” Video Featured Which Super Model

A

Christie Brinkley

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106
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What Was The Name Of Phil Collins First ever Solo Album

A

Face Value

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107
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Which Wild Animal Has The Proper Name Of Acinonyx Jubatus

A

Cheetah

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108
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What is the first book of the Bible

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Genesis

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109
Q

The Allman Bros Song Entitled “Jessica” Is The Theme Tune To Which Long Running Tv Show

A

Top Gear

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110
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What name is given to the hypothetical super-continent which consisted of all the present continents before they split up

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Pangaea

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111
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What name is given to the unripe, ground or whole berries of Piper nigrum?

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Black Pepper

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112
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Musical terms - what does De Capo mean on a score

A

From the beginning

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113
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Which former dictator was executed by firing squad on Christmas Day 1999

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Nicolae Ceausescu, (Romania)

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114
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From which Shakespeare play is this line taken: Double, double

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Macbeth

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115
Q

The “canebrake”, “timber” & “pygmy” are types of what

A

Rattlesnakes

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116
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What is the nickname for Mobile, Alabama

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Gulf city

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117
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What is a resident of Manchester called?

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Mancunian

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118
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Lee Marvin won his only Best Actor Oscar for the dual role of Kid Sheleen and Tim Strawn in which film

A

Cat ballou

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119
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Which Woman Lived With Natives In West Africa & Became The First European To Visit Parts Of Gabon In 1894

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Mary Kingsley

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120
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Who directed the Halloween series of films

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John Carpenter

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121
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What is the middle name of author H.G. Wells

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George

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122
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How many ‘southpark’ episodes have there been that kenny didn’t get killed

A

One

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123
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Which British director founded the Theatre Workshop in Manchester in 1945

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Joan littlewood

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124
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Who Was On Paul Evans Telephone Answering Machine In 1978

A

Joanie

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125
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Percent in which county are all ten of england’s highest peaks

A

Cumbria

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126
Q

Which British Driver Was Formula One World Champion In 1996

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Damon Hill

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127
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The locals call it Shqiperia what do we call this country

A

Albania

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128
Q

Which Female Tennis Star Was Handed A Two Year Ban After Testing Positive For Cocaine At Wimbledon In 2007?

A

Martina Hingis

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129
Q

Who did anthony eden succeed as british prime minister in 1955

A

Winston

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130
Q

Gaye on which show were we introduced to ernestine the operator

A

Laugh in

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131
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Popular in the Netherlands, what type of food is a frikandel?

A

A Sausage

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132
Q

Spermophobia is the fear of

A

Germs

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What is the name for the deepest part of the ocean ?

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Abyss

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How much were betty grable’s legs insured for

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One million dollars

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What was the full name of the cat

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Thomas hewitt edward cat

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Who Is Kenneth Brannagh Married To

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Emma Thompson

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What links Bass, Messina, Hormuz and Torres

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Straits of water

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What is a person with a strong desire to steal

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Kleptomaniac

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What Was Barbara Disksons Only Top 10 Hit, Reaching No 9 In 1976

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Answer Me

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What is the offspring of a male horse and a female donkey

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Hinny

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Where would you find your Glabella

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Space between your eyes

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Who sang the theme song in the Bond film For Your Eyes Only

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Shena Easton

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What Was The Name Of Elvis Presley’s Manager?

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Colonel Tom Parker

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Which planet in the solar system was discovered in 1846

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Neptune

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Who starred in the Alfred Hitchcock film ‘To Catch a Thief

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Cary grant

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In France what is Framboise

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Raspberry

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For which illness did Lois Pasteur develop a cure

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Rabies

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The Song Mr ________ Man Was A Hit For The Birds

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Tambourine

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Wild Bill Hickok was shot in the back by a stranger during a poker game. The hand he was holding aces & eights is known to poker players as what

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Dead man’s hand

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What does Sweden call itself on its stamps

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Sverige

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Some animals spend the winter in a sleep-like state known as _________.

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Hibernation

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When a a positive & negative plate are placed together in an electrical circuit which stores a charge in the form of an electric field it is called a _________

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Capacitor

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Cocktails: whiskey, angostura bitters, and sugar make an

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Old fashion

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Which Jump Event Did Carl Lewis Specialize In As Well As The Sprint?

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Long Jump

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What does “Ursa Major” mean in everyday English?

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Great bear

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Who said “Too much of a good thing is wonderful”

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Mae West

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The legendary creature “sasquatch” was also known as_________

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Bigfoot

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What is the young of this animal called: Fox

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Cub pup

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159
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What was the first recorded message?

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Mary had a little lamb

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160
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Who is robert van winkle

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Vanilla ice

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Which film star’s statue stands in Leicester Square, London?

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Charlie Chaplin

162
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What product was originally called Baby Gays

A

Q Tips

163
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The word negligee is French and suggests wearer does what

A

Avoids refrains from housework

164
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What saint’s day is march 17

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St. patrick’s

165
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US civil war Confederate Kingston hospital Georgia specialised

A

Soldiers with Venereal Disease

166
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US school buses are Chrome Yellow but they used to be what

A

Omaha Orange

167
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What type of food is a sacatorta

A

Chocolate cake or gateau

168
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Doctors often have this instrument around their neck

A

Stethoscope

169
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Where is Tabasco?

A

Mexico

170
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In which London recording studios did The Beatles record the majority of their work?

A

Abbey Road

171
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Who wrote The Deceiver 1991 and The Fist of God 1993

A

Frederick Forsyth

172
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The Sam Maguire Trophy is played for in which sport

A

Gaelic Football

173
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In What Year Did Blackburn Rovers Last Win The FA Cup Final

A

1928

174
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In Australian slang what kind if food is a mystery bag

A

Sausage

175
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What are Grapnel, Bruce, Danforth, Plough types of?

A

Anchor

176
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When is turkey traditionally eaten in america

A

Thanksgiving

177
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Which European country has the largest percentage of forest and woodland

A

Finland

178
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What two fruits grow on palm trees?

A

Coconuts and dates

179
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What Is The Most Popular English City?

A

London

180
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By royal decree in Jidda 1979 women banned from using what

A

Hotel swimming pools

181
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What does the dalmatian have on each individual hair follicle

A

Barb

182
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What treaty ended the American revolution

A

Treaty of paris

183
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Johnny rivers sang ‘secret ______ man’

A

Agent

184
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Where is alsace-lorraine

A

France

185
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A structure usually attached to a building, such as a porch, consisting of a roof supported by piers or columns.

A

Portico

186
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A small crown

A

Coronet

187
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What is a `rosti’?

A

A pancake of fried grated potatoes

188
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What was the name of the Duke of Wellington, who defeated Napoleon at the battle of Waterloo

A

Arthur Wellesley

189
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What is the ‘bishop’s stone’

A

Amethyst

190
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A sumptuous formal dinner

A

Banquet

191
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Which female gymnast won 3 golds and a silver at the 1972 Olympics?

A

Olga Korbut

192
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Who wrote ‘The Time Machine’?

A

H.G. Wells

193
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How Much Did NewCastle Pay For Alan Shearer

A

15 Million

194
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A Tiercel is the correct name for a male what

A

Hawk or Falcon

195
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The owl is the only bird to drop its upper eyelid to wink. All other birds raise their lower __________

A

Eyelids

196
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Who is the greek equivalent of the roman god Venus ?

A

Aphrodite

197
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Who invented the electric razor in 1928

A

Jacob schick

198
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In “The Karate Kid” what color did Daniel have to paint Miagi’s house, as part of his training

A

Green

199
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What is the unit of currency in Thailand

A

Baht

200
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Whe Beat “Martina Navratilova” In The Wimbledon Woman’s Singles Final In 1994

A

Conchita Martinez

201
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In what country is the Mekong River Delta?

A

Vietnam

202
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What alcoholic drink is distilled from molasses

A

Rum

203
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What is the pope’s pontificial ring

A

Fisherman’s ring

204
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Little Jimmy Osmond topped the charts with ‘Long Haired Lover from___

A

Liverpool

205
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Who rode a horse called Morengo

A

Napoleon at Waterloo

206
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What river is spanned by the George Washington Bridge

A

Hudson

207
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What country’s currency is the Bolivar?

A

Venezuela

208
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To what instrument family do french horns belong

A

Brass

209
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How many johns have been pope

A

21

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Name Culture Clubs Debut No.1

A

Do You Really Want To Hurt Me

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What boxer was nicknamed The Boston Strong Boy

A

John L Sullivan

212
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Which comedian created the character of maude frickert

A

Jonathan winters

213
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The hamburger was invented in what year

A

1900

214
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Pat & Greg Made A Bit Of A Hue & Cry With Which 1993 Remix Of Their 1987 Hit

A

Labour Of Love

215
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Who burned atlanta in 1864

A

General sherman

216
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What is a group of apes

A

Shrewdness

217
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In which continent would you find the volga river

A

Europe

218
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Which actress has the real name Diane Hall

A

Diane keaton

219
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FDA regard 5 Fruit fly maggots 3oz per can acceptable - what

A

Canned Mushrooms

220
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Who is married to Eddie Van Halen?

A

Valerie Bertanelli

221
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What is produced by putting a whole “maris piper” in an oven until it goes soft inside

A

Baked potato

222
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What is the basic unit of currency for Cyprus ?

A

Pound

223
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Where do tangerines live

A

Tangier, morocco

224
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Who Had A Hit In 1985 With the Gambler

A

Madonna

225
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What colour was Rudolph the Reindeer’s nose?

A

Red

226
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Which magazine is subtitled ‘The International Magazine for Men’

A

Penthouse

227
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What WW II British medal carries the words For Gallantry

A

George Cross

228
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If you ain’t done it by age 40 chances are you never will - what

A

Go to Prison

229
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Montevideo Is The Capital Of Which South American Country?

A

Uruguay

230
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Who Won His Only World Snooker World Championship In 1979?

A

Terry Griffiths

231
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What is a group of this animal called: Ferret

A

Business fesnyng

232
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In Illinois you can get three years for eavesdropping on who

A

Your conversation

233
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For what movie did Humphrey Bogart win his only Oscar?

A

The African Queen

234
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How many herbs and spices are used in Kentucky Fried Chicken

A

Eleven

235
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Whose Scary Movie Character Has The real name is Charles Lee Ray

A

Chucky

236
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What was Buddy Hollies current single when he died

A

It doesn’t matter any more

237
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In the body where would you find your villus

A

Small Intestine

238
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Who Designed The VW Beetle

A

Ferdinand Porsche

239
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Wedding rings are normally worn on what finger of your hand?

A

Ring finger

240
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Which Famous Composer Wrote The Famous Opera “Carmen”

A

Bizet

241
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Who is harold lloyd jenkins

A

Conway twitty

242
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Between which countries was the shortest war in history?

A

Zanzibar and England

243
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What is the flower that stands for: poverty

A

Evergreen clematis

244
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What Team Were Liverpool Playing When The Hillsborough Disaster Occurred In 1989 ?

A

Nottingham Forest?

245
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What english city was known to the romans as venta bulgarum

A

Winchester

246
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Who sang ‘all right now’

A

The free

247
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What Score In Darts Is Known As The Madhouse

A

Double One

248
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What is measured in Darwin’s

A

Rate of evolutionary change

249
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Which acid gives nettles their sting

A

Formic acid

250
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Who Blew Toni Basil’s Mind In 1982

A

Mickey

251
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What was the name of Australia’s first girlie magazine in 1936

A

Men

252
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Hawaiian Pia Polish Piwo Hungarian Sor - what is it

A

Beer

253
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What was lucy’s maiden name on ‘i love lucy’

A

Mcgillicuddy

254
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Because birds carrying messages were often killed in flight by hawks, medieval Arabs made a habit of sending important messages __________

A

Twice

255
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A cathedral built between 1554 and 1560 for Ivan the Terrible, to which saint is this Russian Orthodox church in Moscow dedicated

A

Saint basil

256
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Which very select organisation has a table as its logo

A

Mensa

257
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On a carving in Coventry Cathedral what did Lady Godiva ride

A

A Goat

258
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At Which Sport Did James Bond Play Auric Goldfinger Waging A Gold Bar On The Outcome?

A

Golf

259
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Who in 1958 was the first British Formula one champion

A

Mike Hawthorne

260
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In religion, the assumption of an earthly form by a god

A

Incarnation

261
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Who was the first to climb Mt Everest

A

Sir edmund hillary

262
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According to the title of the film, what is the profession of Ace Ventura?

A

Pet Detective

263
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He led the Israelites out of Egypt.

A

Moses

264
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Which Yorkshire town has the same name as the capital of Nova Scotia

A

Halifax

265
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In The 1998 World Cup Which 3 Teams Were Knocked Out On Penalties (Point For Each)

A

England , Italy , Holland

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Within the hawk, or birds of prey, family, there are __________ species _ eagles, hawks, kites, and Old World vultures, which are found nearly worldwide.

A

208

267
Q

What is the capital of Mauritius?

A

Port Louis

268
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What was the name of the home that Sofia Patrillo lived in before moving in with her daughter on the Golden Girls.

A

Shady Pines

269
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Which Politician Is Known As Tarzan

A

Micheal Hestletine

270
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Who married Mutt Lange?

A

Shania Twain

271
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What first appeared on Page 1 of the Times 3 May 1966

A

News stories

272
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What is the only sign in the zodiac which doesn’t represent a living thing

A

Libra

273
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What types can be saddle, plane or pivotal

A

Body Joints

274
Q

How Do Procumbent Plants Grow

A

They Spread Overground

275
Q

The male gypsy moth can “smell” the virgin female gypsy moth from how far away (its a decimal)

A

1.8 miles

276
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What did Americans call the first Cuban in space

A

Castronaut

277
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What word describes the dominance of one state over a group of other states?

A

Hegemony

278
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The Musee de Orsay in Paris was originally what

A

Railway Station

279
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In Which Play Tennesee William Do You Encounter The Character “Big Daddy”

A

Cat On A Hot Tin Roof

280
Q

Frank Oz was the voice of who

A

Miss Piggy in the Muppets

281
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What is the oldest town in belgium

A

Tongeren

282
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What country lost the Crimean War

A

Russia

283
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What city ranks second after New York as America’s advertising hub

A

Chicago

284
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Devil’s tower, the first us national monument, is located in what state

A

Wyoming

285
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What is the society for the advancement of science also known as

A

British

286
Q

Who on TV played Jeeves to Hugh Lawrie’s Bertie Wooster

A

Stephen fry

287
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Who Spent Four Weeks In The Charts As The High Numbers

A

The Who

288
Q

Space indiana jones: what did drinking from the grail “grant”

A

Immortality

289
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According to the Acts of the Apostles, from where did Christ’s Ascension into Heaven take place

A

Olivet mount of olives

290
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Who live longer, on average men or women

A

Women

291
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Which cricketer has played more tests than any other

A

Allan border

292
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What is Little Red Riding Hoods name

A

Blanchette

293
Q

What is the largest ocean

A

Pacific ocean

294
Q

What cartoon show’s record prime time run of 6 years was beaten in 1996 by The Simpsons

A

The Flintstones

295
Q

Coco de Mer fruits take how long to ripen?

A

10 Years

296
Q

Which Labour politician did Aneurin Bevan call “a dessicated calculating machine”

A

Hugh gaitskell

297
Q

What does c.i.a stand for

A

Central intelligence agency

298
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Which Popular Tv Programmes Theme Tune Reached No.8 In 1962

A

Z Cars

299
Q

What boxer played the lead in the broadway musical buck white

A

Muhammad ali

300
Q

Crème de Menthe Crème de Cacao an light cream what drink

A

Grasshopper

301
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Which Country Had Their World Cup Debut In France 1998 And Ended Up Finishing 3rd

A

Croatia

302
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What is a native of tangiers called

A

Tangerine

303
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The ears of the Asiatic __________ are larger than those of other bear species.

A

Black bears

304
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Which compound forms about 70% of the human body

A

Water

305
Q

What was the title of polanski’s horror spoof

A

Dance of the vampires

306
Q

At the end of “Planet of the Apes” what protruded from the rocks?

A

Statue of Liberty

307
Q

Name Greek Goat Amaltheas horns that good things flowed from

A

Cornucopia

308
Q

What is the gift on the seventh day of christmas in the “twelve days of christmas”

A

Seven swans a swimming

309
Q

Harbour who wrote ‘the invisible man’

A

H.g wells

310
Q

Organisation in the US was co-founded by Ballington Booth

A

Volunteers of America

311
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Why Did “Mathias Rust” Hit Global Headlines In 1987 An Event That Very Nearly Cost Him His Life

A

Flew Plane Into Red Square

312
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Which retail entrepreneur founded The Body Shop in 1976

A

Anita roddick

313
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If you have a buccula what have you got

A

Double Chin

314
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Paedology is the study of ______ ?

A

Soil

315
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What are the two main ingredients of a Hollandaise sauce?

A

Egg yolks and butter

316
Q

What is the Capital of: Guatemala

A

Guatemala

317
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What’s the international radio code word for the letter “N”

A

November

318
Q

Who played the role of Margaret Schlegel in the film Howard’s End

A

Emma thompson

319
Q

Which Uk Football Team Are Known As The Owls

A

Sheffield Wednesday

320
Q

What Does The Term ‘A La Carte’ Actually Mean

A

From The Menu

321
Q

The Heights of Abraham is in which Canadian province

A

Quebec

322
Q

This is said to be history’s greatest military evacuation

A

Dunkirk

323
Q

What country has the lowest teen pregnancy rate Western world

A

Netherlands

324
Q

Which planet has Prometheus as a satellite

A

Saturn

325
Q

Who got the world’s worst circumcision

A

John bobbit

326
Q

What percentage of canadians dine out regularly

A

70%

327
Q

“Dead End Street” By The Kinks Was Originally Released 1962, 1966, 1968

A

1966

328
Q

What was Walt Disney’s first cartoon character

A

Oswald the Rabbit

329
Q

Who sang about cars and girls in 1988

A

Prefab sprout

330
Q

Which sacred volcano last erupted in 1707

A

Mount fuji or fujiyama

331
Q

Who Were Bobby Hatfield & Bill Medley

A

The Righteous Brothers

332
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Who sang lead vocals for Lynyrd Skynyrd?

A

Ronnie Van Zandt

333
Q

Which Italian dish consists of filled tubes of pasta baked in a sauce

A

Cannelloni

334
Q

What is the capital of north vietnam

A

Hanoi

335
Q

What country invented the fiber tip marker in 1962

A

Japan

336
Q

What sport is played on the largest field

A

Polo

337
Q

These attach muscles to bones or cartilage.

A

Tendons

338
Q

Who ruled France during the Franco-Prussian War

A

Napoleon iii

339
Q

What is a wind with a speed of 74 miles or more

A

Hurricane

340
Q

Which racehorse houses the burial site of Red Rum?

A

Aintree

341
Q

What is an s curve

A

Ogee curve

342
Q

Name The Female Vocalist That Performed With Kenny Rogers On The Song ” We’ve Got Tonight ”

A

Sheena Eastern

343
Q

The Welcome Stranger 173 lb was largest what ever found 1869

A

Gold Nugget

344
Q

The little lump of flesh just forward of your ear canal, right next to your temple, is called a(n) ______

A

Tragus

345
Q

Sitophobia is the fear of

A

Food eating

346
Q

Arthur Jefferson better known as who

A

Stan Laurel

347
Q

What president’s hobbies included pitching hay, fishing, and golf

A

Calvin

348
Q

In 1984, who sang ‘girls just want to have fun’

A

Cyndi lauper

349
Q

Which American Actor Once Had A Trial For “The Green Bay Packers” American Football Team

A

Bill Cosby

350
Q

Who was William Claude Dukenfield better known as

A

W C Fields

351
Q

Who invented scissors

A

Leonardo Da Vinci

352
Q

Who is mia farrow’s mother

A

Maureen o’sullivan

353
Q

How much drinking water did a scuttlebutt hold

A

A day’s supply

354
Q

Who was given temporary custody of the “emerald orb” (ds9)

A

Benjamin sisko

355
Q

What family is a horse

A

Ungulate

356
Q

What term applies to the property of metals that allows them to be drawn out in to a thin wire

A

Ductile

357
Q

Named album of the year in 1981, which pop group’s debut album was called “Dare”

A

Human league

358
Q

What was the first USA TV series screened in the USSR

A

Fraggle Rock

359
Q

For what does O.P.E.C. stand?

A

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries

360
Q

Who Wrote The Manfred Man Single “The Mighty Quinn”

A

Bob Dylan

361
Q

In Australian slang what is a Coughie

A

Bad Umpiring

362
Q

Who directed ‘drive he said’, ‘goin’ south’ and ‘the two jakes’

A

Jack

363
Q

The process of making cows milk safe for consumption is

A

Pasteurization

364
Q

Whose first hit was Rewind The Crowd Say Bo Selecta in 1999?

A

Artful Dodger/Craig David

365
Q

What is the condition resulting from prolongued muscular or mental activity

A

Fatigue

366
Q

Whats a community of ants called

A

A colony

367
Q

What was the name of the rich boy that Andie was asked to go to the senior prom with in the movie ‘Pretty in Pink’?

A

Blaine

368
Q

What links Jerry Garcia Buster Keaton Boris Yeltsin

A

Missing a bit of finger

369
Q

The clusec is the unit measuring the power of what

A

Vacuum pumps

370
Q

Which Famous Character Did “Jean De Brunhoff” Create In 1931?

A

BarBar The Elephant

371
Q

What did William Addis invent in prison

A

Toothbrush

372
Q

Who Re-Released Lionel Richies Classic “Easy” In 1993

A

Faith No More

373
Q

In which continent would you find the congo river

A

Africa

374
Q

What is the capital city of Ethiopia?

A

Addis Ababa

375
Q

The flounder swims __________

A

Sideways

376
Q

Loincloth worn by male Hindus

A

Dhoti

377
Q

Which is the only US state to have a Z in it’s name?

A

Arizona

378
Q

From Which Us City Did Techno Originate

A

Detroit

379
Q

German dish with roast beef marinated in vinegar, sugar, and seasonings.

A

Sauerbraten

380
Q

Turn, Side and Why does it always rain on me are all songs from what UK band?

A

Travis

381
Q

In heraldry animals addorsed are in what position

A

Back to Back

382
Q

What was the Oscar-winning theme song from “Breakfast at Tiffany’s”?

A

Moon River

383
Q

In Which Country Were The 1992 Olympics Held?

A

Spain

384
Q

What fish can blink its eyes

A

Shark

385
Q

In Shakespeare’s Hamlet, who is the father of Ophelia

A

Polonius

386
Q

What in muslim countries is a’ taj

A

Brimless hat

387
Q

Which eighties musician got sued by a music related company for using their name as part of his pseudonym?*

A

Thomas Dolby

388
Q

John Travolta, Samuel Jackson, Uma Thurman starred in which 1994 Quentin Tarantino film?

A

Pulp Fiction

389
Q

Name The 2 Members Of Hall & Oats

A

Daryl Hall & John Oates

390
Q

Whitney Houston Recorded Which Dolly Parton Song

A

I Will Always Love You

391
Q

Device which automatically maintains a motor vehicle at a chosen speed is called

A

Cruise control

392
Q

Who was the first Briton to win the Nobel Prize for Literature

A

Rudyard kipling

393
Q

What fictional Englishman belongs to the Ganymede club

A

Jeeves

394
Q

What is a giant sequoia

A

Redwood tree

395
Q

What was Keanu Reeves’ computer world alias in ‘The Matrix’?

A

Neo

396
Q

Who wrote ‘To Kill A Mockingbird’?

A

Harper Lee

397
Q

What is the most dangerous job in the u.s

A

Commercial fishing

398
Q

“Big Spender” Was A Hit In 1967 For Which Female Singing Star

A

Shirley Bassey

399
Q

How tall was the tallest man

A

8’ 11”

400
Q

Which TV cartoon series based in Springfield started life on the Tracey Ullman show

A

The simpsons