Trivia Database_18 Flashcards

1
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Itamae have what job in Japan

A

Chef - In Front of cutting board

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2
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Which bird is famous for its ability to walk long distances and for killing snakes by stamping on them with its huge feet?

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Secretary Bird

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3
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Mr Doberman developed the breed protection at work - what job

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Tax Collector

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4
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What is the capital of Seychelles

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Victoria

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5
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Who wrote the book ‘The Shining’ on which the 1980 Stanley Kubrick film was based

A

Stephen King

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6
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Who designed the WW 1 plane Camel and co designed Hurricane

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Thomas Octave Murdoch Sopwith

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7
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What is bell metal an alloy of

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Tin & copper

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8
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What did Paul Benier leave in his locked getaway car while he robbed a bank in Swansea, Massachusetts

A

His car keys car keys the car keys

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9
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Where would you find Argine Esther Judith and Pallas

A

Pack of cards – Queens names

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10
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In Which Country Was John Constable Born

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Suffolk

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11
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White Room’ was a hit off which Eric Clapton album?

A

Cream

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12
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What happens to Wanda in “A Fish Called Wanda”?

A

Wanda is eaten

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13
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Which wedding anniversary is coral

A

Thirty fifth

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14
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To make a car go backwards you have to put it in what gear?

A

Reverse

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15
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Which Football Team Managed To Loose The 1974,1978 World Cup Finals

A

Holland

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16
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What does the electrical abbreviation db stand for

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Decibel

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17
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What is a french ‘german shepherd’

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Alsatian

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18
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The state of __________ was once known as the “Earmuff Capital of The World”. Earmuffs were invented there by Chester Greenwood in 1873.

A

Maine

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19
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What is the fear of chinese, chinese culture known as

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Sinophobia

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20
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What began in 1877 but banned women until 1884

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Wimbledon Tennis

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21
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The archbishop of krakow, in 1978, came to be known as whom

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Pope john paul

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22
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Which film director’s films include “Midnight Express” and “Bugsy Malone”

A

Alan parker

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23
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How deep is a fathom

A

Six feet

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24
Q

Product name from the words Durability Reliability Excellence

A

Durex condoms

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25
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By what name is Allan Stewart Konisburg better known as?

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Woody Allan

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26
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What is the young of this animal called: Hippo

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Calf

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27
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Which Country Has The Longest Coastline In Europe

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Norway

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28
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Which form of light is used to treat skin diseases

A

Ultraviolet

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29
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What is the flower that stands for: counterfeit

A

Mock orange

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30
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What beverage named after the UK Prime Minister of the 1830s

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Earl Grey Tea

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31
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What creature was the early symbol for christ

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Fish

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32
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In which country is K2, the second-highest mountain in the world, located?

A

Pakistan

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33
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After The Fire made ‘Der Kommissar’ popular, but which eighties musician performed it originally?

A

Falco

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34
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In which 1975 smash hit film did the male star own a fishing boat called Orca

A

Jaws

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35
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What is Blondie’s maiden name?

A

Oop

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36
Q

Of what was the first lightbulb filament made

A

Cotton

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37
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What profession had Lemual Gulliver when he was shipwrecked

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Ships surgeon

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38
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_______________ has 254 counties. Alaska, which is more than twice as large, hasn’t any.

A

Texas

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39
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What pigment affects the colour of the hair & skin

A

Melanin

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40
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What’s pennsylvania’s state tree

A

Mountain laurel

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41
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Who played the mutating fly in the film ‘the fly’

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Jeff goldblum

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42
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In siberia in 1994, a container full of what was discovered in the 2,000 year old grave of a scythian princess and priestess

A

Marijuana

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43
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Mount Victoria is the highest peak of this island country.

A

Fiji

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44
Q

“Baker Street” Was A Hit In 1992 Who Sang It

A

Undercover

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45
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Who surpassed George Halas for most career NFL coaching victories in 1993

A

Don shula

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46
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Cherilyn Sarkisian Lapiere Is The Real Name Of Which Singer

A

Cher

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47
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Are most cats right pawed or left pawed

A

Left

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48
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What northern nation’s geyser heated soil allows it to grow bananas

A

Iceland’s icelands iceland

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49
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Who was the eighties group that was named after the inventor of the radio?

A

Tesla

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50
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Brave New World - Aldus Huxley - where name from

A

Shakespeare’s The Tempest

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51
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There are about 40 different __________ in a birds wing.

A

Muscles

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52
Q

Who wrote “The Corn is Green”

A

Emlyn williams

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53
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In common: nova, comet, galaxy, meteor

A

Cars named after stellar bodies car

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54
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From what Irish words is ‘Dublin’ derived?

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Dubh linn

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55
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Two villains first appear in Batman Comics 1 - Joker and who

A

Cat - Later called Catwoman

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56
Q

Mickey Mouse is known as what in Italy?

A

Topolino

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57
Q

What is the capital of Armenia ?

A

Yerevan

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58
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What is the more common name for the bird also known as the windhover

A

Kestrel

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59
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What is the fear of flying known as

A

Pteromerhanophobia

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60
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What is the name for the study of liquid flow

A

Hydraulics

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61
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Where is the old quarter ‘plaka’

A

Athens, greece

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62
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Fundador is a potent brandy made in what country

A

Spain

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63
Q

Kevin Keegan & Henry Cooper Both Have A Connection , What Is It

A

Brut 33

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64
Q

What are the fundamental constituents of tissue building drugs

A

Anabolic steroids

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65
Q

Who would wear a diadem

A

Kings headband

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66
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On The Drew Carey Show what foreign country did Mimi send Drew to?

A

China

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67
Q

Where is Selfridges?

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Oxford Street, London

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68
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Which Englishman Was Famously Beheaded On The 29 th October 1618 ?

A

Sir Walter Raleigh

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69
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The first International floodlight football match took place in what year

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1955

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70
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Three of the following U.S. Presidents appeared at one time or another on what’s my line which one did not Jimmy Carter, Gerald Ford, Ronald Reagan, George Bush

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George bush

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71
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In brewing what do the initials OG stand for

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Original Gravity

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72
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Which German firm produced the World War Two plane the Condor

A

Fockewulf

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73
Q

The pivot point of a lever is called the _________.

A

Fulcrum

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74
Q

The Salvation Army was founded in what year

A

1865

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75
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Who, posthumously, was the Formula 1 Drivers’ World Champion in 1970

A

Jochen rindt

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76
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What Type Of Cheese Was Traditionally Made From Buffaloes Milk?

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Mozzarella

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77
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The normal temperature of a cat is _____ degrees (it’s a decimal)

A

101.5F

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78
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What is the chemical symbol for lead?

A

Pb

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79
Q

What is the minimum number of integer degrees in an obtuse angle?

A

91

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80
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What is defined as “The fruit of the oak, beech, chestnut, and other forest trees, on which swine feed”

A

Mast

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81
Q

Logophobia is the fear of

A

Words

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82
Q

The largest rough diamond is a?

A

Cullinan

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83
Q

What is recorded with two beams of light

A

Holograph

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84
Q

In Happy Days what was Potsies full name

A

Warren Webber

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85
Q

What line of latitude separates the Slave States form the Free States of the USA?

A

Mason-Dixon Line

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86
Q

Which fruit has the scientific name of malus pumulia?

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The Apple

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87
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What Do You Call A Birth Where A Baby’s Feet Are Delivered First

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Breech Birth

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88
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In which American city can you get doctorate in hambugerology

A

Hamburger College – Chicago

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89
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The Young Ones Was A Hit On Both Screen & Vinyl For Which British Legend

A

Cliff Richard

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90
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Honduras ?

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Lempira

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91
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What term originally menat instruction in all branches of knowledge, or a comprehensive education in a specific subject

A

Encyclopedia

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92
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Which Beatles Son Had A Hit With “Too Late For Goodbyes”

A

John Lennon (Julian)

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93
Q

What is the cube root of 64

A

Four

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94
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Who Released The 70’s Album Entitled The Grand Tour

A

George Jones

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95
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Which british club became the first to have an all seater stadium?

A

Aberdeen

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96
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What two words make the word ‘meld’

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Melt and weld

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97
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What two items make up the dish devils on horseback

A

Bacon Prunes

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98
Q

What are Arran Pilot Homeguard and Ulster Chieftain

A

Early types of Potato

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99
Q

With which part of the body is dermatology concerned

A

Skin

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100
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What name was given to the light, clear wine developed in medieval times along the coastal valleys of the Gironde river in the Bordeaux region?

A

Claret

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101
Q

What is the correct name for brown coal

A

Lignite

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102
Q

Author of Good as Gold and Closing Time but famed for another

A

Joseph Heller Catch 22

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103
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How Many Successive Wimbledon Titles Did Bjorn Borg Win

A

5

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104
Q

An adventurous penguin named Tennessee Tuxedo had a sidekick named _______?

A

Chumley

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105
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Which Song From “The White Album” Was Originally Entitled “Maharishi” ?

A

Sexy Sadie

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106
Q

What is in the Red Data Book

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Endangered Species

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107
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What is tramp’s nickname for lady in “Lady and the Tramp”

A

Pidge

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108
Q

The first international cricket match ever, was held between canada and _____

A

U.S.A.

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109
Q

Literature Scramble: lxrnaadee lzynsshietno (Author of Gulag Archipelago)

A

Alexander Solzhenitsyn

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110
Q

Which sailor dreamed of Toasted Cheese in Treasure Island

A

Ben Gunn

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111
Q

In 1900, what was the average lifespan in the u.s

A

Forty seven

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112
Q

Japanese profesional hostess and entertainer

A

Geisha

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113
Q

Legal Terms: To steal property entrusted to one’s care.

A

Embezzle

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114
Q

Orange juice and what make an ambassador

A

Tequila

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115
Q

What system is based on the number 10

A

Decimal

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116
Q

Who was known as the clown prince of basketball

A

Meadowlark lemon

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117
Q

What is the maximum number of clubs a golfer may use in a round

A

Fourteen

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118
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On the fahrenheit scale, there are 180 degrees between boiling point and ______

A

Freezing point

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119
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U.S. Captials - Illinois

A

Springfield

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120
Q

What is the fear of politicians known as

A

Politicophobia

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121
Q

The only us state that celebrates its own independence day

A

Texas

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122
Q

What is the longest English word that only has one vowel

A

Strengths

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123
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“The Diary of Anne Frank” was first published in English under what title

A

The diary of a young girl

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124
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What was the original name of Duran Duran?

A

RAF

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125
Q

Liza Minelli played what character in Cabaret

A

Sally Bowles

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126
Q

In Raton New Mexico its illegal for a woman to ride wearing what

A

A Kimono

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127
Q

What is the second largest of the United States

A

Texas

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128
Q

In the English legal system there are three Divisions in the High Court of Justice. One is the Family division. Name the other two

A

Queen’s bench & chancery

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129
Q

Crabs and other crustaceans can escape danger by simply discarding an injured or trapped __________

A

Limb

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130
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What sort of meat is used in the dish Guard of Honour

A

Neck of Lamb

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131
Q

Which actor’s real name is Emmanuel Goldenberg

A

Edward g robinson

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How often does a quotidian thing occur

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Daily

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133
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The geometric shape found on the Bass Pale Ale bottle

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Triangle

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134
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What was the Grammy album of the year in 1967 (Full name)

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Beatles Sergeant Peppers

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135
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Who Penned The 1999 Autobiography (Managing My Life)?

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Alex Ferguson

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136
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Off what coast was ‘prison island’

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French guiana

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137
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In 1962 Chubby Checker had a hit with a pop song and novelty dance that remains famous today. What was that dance?

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The Twist

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138
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Who invented the saxophone

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Adolphe sax

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139
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In which European country is Romansch one of the official languages

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Switzerland

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140
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Hills and ridges composed of drifting sand are known as _____.

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Dunes

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141
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A Ten pound note depicts a scene from which Dickens novel

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Pickwick papers

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142
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In Computing What Does The Word Modem Stand For

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Modulate Demodulate

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143
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What is the oldest country in Europe

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San Marino 301 ad

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144
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In which country are ‘fajitas’ a traditional dish

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Mexico

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145
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Addictive drug prepared from morphine

A

Heroin

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146
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Which Cricketing Bad Boy Is Known As ‘The Cat’

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Phil Tuffnel

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147
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What is a Winter Banana

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A variety of Apple

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148
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What is the technical name for the twisting of a stalk as it grows in response to a stimulus from a particular direction

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Strophism

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149
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What is a group of this animal called: Hare

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Down husk

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150
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Who was the NBA’s most valuable player in 1976, 1977 and 1980?

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Kareem Abdul-Jabbar

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151
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Gangster Al Capone, boss of the Chicago underworld, was finally gaoled for 11 years for what crime?

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Tax evasion

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152
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What war lasted from june 5 to june 11 1967

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Six day war

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153
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What chemical compound causes pain in muscles after exercise?

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Lactic acid

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154
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What Was The First Record To Chart For US Supergroup “The Eagles”

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One Of These Nights

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155
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What are the Aki - Dai-shimizy - Seikan in Japan

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Tunnels

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156
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3 Singers Have Sung The Opening Line The Christmas Favourite Do They Know Its Christmas (PFE)

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Paul Young, Kylie Minogue, Chris Martin

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157
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Which independent family company is Britain’s oldest brewer, having been brewing on the site in Faversham since 1698

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Shepherd neame

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158
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What lake is approximately 394,000 sq km

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Caspian sea

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159
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What ship did jason sail on

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Argo

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160
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What’s the capital of Uruguay

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Montevideo

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161
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Aesthetic principles derived from the literature and art of ancient Greece & Rome, but found as ideals in all ages is called?

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Classicism

162
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What is the brewery featured in Coronation Street?

A

Newton and Ridley

163
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What is the third month of the year

A

March

164
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Who were Paul Humphries & Andy Mc-Cluskey Better Known As

A

OMD

165
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What Process Is Used For Dating Ancient Organic Objects?

A

Radio Carbon Dating

166
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In the rules of golf what type of bad weather can stop play

A

Only Lightning

167
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How many bottles of `champagne’ are there in a Nebuchadnezzar?

A

20 Bottles

168
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What is the twelfth month of the year

A

December

169
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What Year Saw The Imposition Of Martial Law In Poland

A

1918

170
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A ‘bunya-bunya’ tree is native to which country

A

Australia

171
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Where did the Mafia originate ?

A

Sicily

172
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In what film did Mary Poppins - Julie Andrews bare her nipples

A

S.O.B.

173
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Who was the female Prime Minister of England throughout the eighties?

A

Marget Thatcher

174
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What was the. first bird that Noah sent from the Ark

A

Raven

175
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The Balfour Declaration by Great Britain was in what year

A

1917

176
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Who was Poet Laureate from 1843 to 1850, during which period he wrote no poetry at all

A

William wordsworth

177
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In which country is the Machu Picchu?

A

Peru

178
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Which drink did Bach enjoy so much he wrote a cantata for it

A

Coffee

179
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In the UK at least which products selling feature is a magic inch

A

E A Careys Pipes

180
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The following is a line from which 1970’s film ‘There’re all gonna laugh at you’ ?

A

Carrie

181
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The Associated Powers - the original proposed name of what

A

The United Nations

182
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What kind of drum is beat beat in the first line of night and day

A

Tom-tom tom tom

183
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Which Movie Tough Guy Drove A Car That Had The Licence Plate “Awsome 50”

A

Cobra

184
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A narrow crack or split

A

Fissure

185
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What is the ancient Chinese art of placement called

A

Feng shui

186
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In September of 1994, 852 people died when the ferry Estonia sank in what sea

A

Baltic Sea

187
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Not as soups what have gazpacho - vichyssoise in common

A

Served Cold

188
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How Many Violin Concertos Did Beethoven Write

A

One

189
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What did ‘Enigma’ return to in January 1994

A

Innocence

190
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Which album is “Only A Nothern Song” on?

A

Yellow Submarine

191
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What was the name of the robot on Buck Rogers?

A

Twiggy

192
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Which beer was advertised as good for you

A

Guinness

193
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The statue of which famous Englishman stands in the”Piazza of the British Library

A

Sir isaac newton

194
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Intense aerial bombing is called what

A

Saturation

195
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Antipater of Sidon first listed what 2nd Century AD

A

7 Wonders World

196
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Who is known as the ‘father of the atomic bomb’

A

Robert oppenheimer

197
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What is the capitol of Venezuela

A

Caracas

198
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What is Kenny G’s real surname?

A

Gorelick

199
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Little Larry Puny Pete Small Sam considered names of who

A

Dickens Tiny Tim

200
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And What Did Thomas Edison Later Invent In The Lab Set Up With The Prize Money Awarded To The Above Invention

A

The Gramophone

201
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Which corporation opened it’s new headquarters in Portland Place, London in May 1932?

A

The BBC

202
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What Do Invertebrates Lack?

A

A Backbone

203
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What does the electrical term ‘ac’ stand for

A

Alternating current

204
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U.S. Captials - New York

A

Albany

205
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What is a ‘yesterday, today and tomorrow’

A

Shrub

206
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What Is The Nickname Of Bruce Springsteen

A

The Boss

207
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In the film ‘The Day Of The Jackal’, who played the Jackal?

A

Edward Fox

208
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There are 328 species of __________

A

Parrots

209
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What Famous Gothic Novel Was Written By Mary Shelley

A

Frankenstein

210
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Who was Poet Laureate during World War One

A

Robert bridges

211
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Name the author of Dracula

A

Bram Stoker

212
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Of which State was Jimmy Carter Governor before he became president

A

Georgia

213
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Fear of thunder or thunderstorms is ______

A

Brontophobia

214
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How far is Neptune from the sun

A

2793 million miles

215
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Savoy And Late Flat Dutch Are Both Varieties Of Which Vegetable?

A

Cabbage

216
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What is the name of the infection of the gums that causes them to bleed

A

Pyorrhoea

217
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Which biblical character had 12 sons

A

Jacob

218
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How Are Clyde , Ding-A-Ling, Zippy, Pockets, Snoozy, Softy & Yak Yak Collectively Known?

A

The Ant Hill Mob

219
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Who is the best-selling saxophonist

A

Kenny g

220
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N. African dish of cracked wheat steamed over broth

A

Couscous

221
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Which Sportsman’s Autobiography Is Called ‘My Side’’?

A

David Beckham

222
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What was superhero Green Lantern vulnerable to

A

Anything Yellow

223
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What did Colonel Blood try to steal in 1671

A

British crown jewels

224
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Which 60’s Movie features The Line he’s very clean

A

A Hard Days Night

225
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Which of the following brands of drink sold the most in the UK in the year 2000 - Ribena, Lucozade or Tango?* *

A

Ribena

226
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What is the phonetic alphabet word for letter P

A

Papa

227
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In 1948 A Personnel Officer At ICI Noted That An Applicant Was “Headstrong, Obstinate & Dangerously Self Opinionated” Which Potential Recruit Was Turned Down

A

Margaret Thatcher

228
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Who Beat Arsenal In This Year To Become The UEFA Champions League Winner?

A

FC Barcelona

229
Q

Where in the world are most diamonds found

A

Australia

230
Q

What Soviet leader seized control from Khrushchev in 1964

A

Leonid Brezhnev 1984 till died 92

231
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Who is better know as Vincent Damon Furnier?

A

Alice Cooper

232
Q

Where do the White and Blue Niles join

A

Khartoum - in Sudan

233
Q

How Many Crusades Were There?

A

Nine

234
Q

Which Now Standard Fittings Were First Featured On A Car In 1916

A

Automatic Windscreen Wipers

235
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What country declared itself first atheist state in 1967

A

Albania – banned religion

236
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In mythology, who was the mother of Eros and Aeneas

A

Aphrodite

237
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What type of whisky is called “old no 7”

A

Jack daniels

238
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Which city is the capital of the Austrian province of Tyrol

A

Innsbruck

239
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What have woodpecker scalps, porpoise teeth and giraffe tails all been used as?

A

Money

240
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Who wasn’t afraid to call James Joyce ‘A greasy undergraduate’

A

Virginia wolfe

241
Q

What was Joseph’s job?

A

Carpenter

242
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What is the literal meaning of the Spanish word tapas (snacks)

A

Cover or covers

243
Q

What does the painting The Battle of Gettysburg claim to be

A

Worlds largest

244
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In the movie “The Goonies” what brand of candybar did Chunk try to give to Sloth?

A

Baby Ruth

245
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In Greek mythology, who did zeus place in the heavens as the constellation ursa major

A

Callisto

246
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In Which Year Was The Battle Of Trafalgar Fought?

A

1805

247
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Which classical composer was nicknamed ‘The Red Priest’

A

Vivaldi

248
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In the monty python parody ‘search for the holy grail’, what was used to kill the rabbit

A

Holy hand grenade of antioch

249
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Port Louis is the capital of which island state in the Indian Ocean

A

Mauritius

250
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France and which country contested first ever world cup match

A

Mexico

251
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What is the strongest land animal

A

Elephant

252
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A green or yellow liqueur brandy

A

Chartreuse

253
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Which Italian won the 1998 Tour de France cycle race

A

Marco pantani

254
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A villanelle is a type of what

A

Poem

255
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Mans formal dress coat called tails is named after what bird

A

Swallow

256
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Which French composer wrote ‘The Sorcerer’s Apprentice’?

A

Paul Dukas

257
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Who was the first tennis player to achieve the grand slam

A

Donald Budge

258
Q

A Polyorchid has at least three what

A

Testicles

259
Q

Who was La Purcelle of Voltair’s poem

A

Joan of Arc

260
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What was the Queen Mother’s maiden name?

A

Bowes Lyon

261
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What actress played Laura and Almonzo’s niece on Little House on the Prairie?

A

Shannen Doherty

262
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In what Puccini opera does Scarpia appear

A

Tosca

263
Q

What does the word economy mean in original Greek

A

Home Management

264
Q

What eventually killed Oliver Cromwell

A

Malaria

265
Q

What is the biggest disqualifying factor for prospective astronauts?

A

Eyesight

266
Q

What Is The Highest Peak In England And Wales

A

Mount Snowdon

267
Q

In which country was the match invented?

A

France

268
Q

What is the name of Princess Anne’s second husband

A

Tim laurence

269
Q

Which member of Busted has left the group to join another band?

A

Charlie Simpson

270
Q

A haemodializar is a mechanical what

A

Kidney

271
Q

In an authentic Chinese meal what is served last

A

Soup

272
Q

Where does Gonzo from the Muppet Show come from?

A

Outer space

273
Q

Irish-born English scientist, who was an early proponent of the scientific method and a founder of modern chemistry

A

Boyle

274
Q

Cosmetic brand gets it’s name from Latin for as white as snow

A

Nivea

275
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This software company produced hits such as ‘Pagemaker’ & ‘Illustrator’

A

Adobe

276
Q

Which False Idol Was Worshipped By The Hebrews At The Foot Off Mount Sinai

A

The Golden Calf

277
Q

Indiana is known as ______

A

Hoosier state

278
Q

Phallophobia is a fear of ______

A

Penis

279
Q

Numbers Where’s the famed Arch of Hadrian

A

Ahtens

280
Q

Which French actor and crooner sings the theme tune to Disney’s The Aristocats

A

Maurice chevalier

281
Q

Which alcoholic beverage is advertised on TV by Tom the Dancing Cat?

A

Bacardi Breezer

282
Q

As whom was Jan Ludvik Hoch better known

A

Robert maxwell

283
Q

Whom did Joe Walcott defeat at age 37 to win the heavyweight title

A

Ezzard charles

284
Q

What colour does a chameleon turn when its angry

A

Black

285
Q

Who was the last reigning King of Egypt

A

Farouk

286
Q

By What Name Is “Calcium Oxide” More Commonly Known

A

Quicklime

287
Q

Ball is 38 millimetres in diameter weighs 2.5 grams what sport

A

Table Tennis

288
Q

What nationality was Fredrick Chopin

A

Polish

289
Q

Which dish consists of Steak, sprinkled with ground peppercorns, soaked in Brandy and set alight?

A

Steak Au Poivre

290
Q

Line of hereditary rulers

A

Dynasty

291
Q

Which famous building is housed at the former site of the Bankside Power Station?

A

Tate Modern Art Gallery

292
Q

Which Insect Transmits African Sleeping Sickness

A

The Tsetse Fly

293
Q

What Don’t The Children Need In Pink Floyd’s Another Brick In The Wall

A

An Education

294
Q

In Gulliver’s Travels, what is the name of the flying island inhabited by scientific theorists

A

Laputa

295
Q

Bald eagles are not bald. The top of their head is covered with slicked_down white feathers; from a distance, they appear __________

A

Hairless

296
Q

Which Boyband That Split Up In 2000 Released All Of Their Songs In The USA Under The Name “Silk”

A

Another Level

297
Q

What is the most popular crop in U.S. home vegetable gardens

A

Tomatoes

298
Q

What is the attribution of human attributes to a deity

A

Anthropomorphism

299
Q

What is Barbie`s full name?

A

Barbara Millicent Roberts

300
Q

In Monopoly, What is the cost to buy Vermont Avenue

A

100

301
Q

The oldest written plan of government in effect is in what country

A

United States of America

302
Q

Whose Concerts Formed The Basis Of The Film Rattle & Hum

A

U2

303
Q

Christian sacrement in which bread and wine are consecrated and consummed

A

Eucharist

304
Q

Who was the Roman equivalent of the Greek God Zeus

A

Jupiter

305
Q

Who Described Russia As (A Riddle Wrapped In A Mystery, Inside An Enigma)?

A

Winston Churchill

306
Q

What color is the car that Starsky & Hutch drive?

A

Red with a white swoop

307
Q

In which European country would you find the town of Eupen

A

Belgium

308
Q

What is the flower that stands for: declaration of love

A

Red tulip

309
Q

Which British soccer club was managed by Christian Gross?

A

Spurs

310
Q

Cinnabar is an ore of which metal

A

Mercury

311
Q

Why two car thieves caught trying to sell stolen car in 1976

A

Tried to sell to owner

312
Q

Why do some English Football Clubs have triangular corner flags rather than square?

A

Won the F.A Cup

313
Q

In 1996 who did The Spice Girls say was their Girl Power role model?

A

Margaret Thatcher

314
Q

Ronald Wycherley became more famous than

A

Billy Fury

315
Q

Who sang ‘think’ in the original ‘blues brothers’ film

A

Aretha franklin

316
Q

What Was The Very First Andrew Lloyd Webber Musical To Be Filmed

A

Jesus Christ Superstar

317
Q

What is the symbol for copper?

A

Cu

318
Q

Name the biggest hit for the Animals in 1964

A

House of the rising sun

319
Q

Where would you find the thickest layer of skin on the human body

A

Feet

320
Q

In Which Country Does The Annual T In The Park Concert Take Place

A

Scotland

321
Q

Who was the greek god of dreams

A

Morpheus

322
Q

A government in which power is restricted to a few is a(n) __________.

A

Oligarchy

323
Q

Hydrophobia is the fear of

A

Water

324
Q

If a girl puts the letters of the alphabet face down in water, how will she know who she will marry

A

His initials will be face up next day

325
Q

What ray bradbury novel is named for temperature at which paper catches fire

A

Fahrenheit 451

326
Q

What fraternity do the Lewis and Gilbert join in Revenge of the Nerds?

A

Lambda Lambda Lambda

327
Q

Which Former Member Of Genesis Had A Hit With “One More Night”

A

Phil Collins

328
Q

London’s Trafalgar Square Christmas tree is traditionally given by which country?

A

Norway

329
Q

What type of drink is Perrier?

A

Mineral water

330
Q

The only actor to receive France’s Commander of Arts and Letters Award

A

Jerry

331
Q

What famous film maker was first to use the close up

A

David Wark Griffith Birth of a Nation

332
Q

Who ordered the Code Red in “A Few Good Men”?

A

Colonel Nathan P. Jessup

333
Q

Andrew John Woodhouse in fiction was who - Ira Levin novel

A

Rosemary’s Baby

334
Q

Number of years that Beatlemania toured the United States

A

5

335
Q

What Is One Inch In Millimeteres

A

25.4 mm

336
Q

Which Musical Act Went By The Fomer Name Of “Two Tons Of Fun”

A

The Weathergirls

337
Q

Which country is known as the Hashemite Kingdom

A

Jordan

338
Q

How many engines are on a b52 bomber

A

Eight

339
Q

What is a male goose called?

A

Gander

340
Q

Who plays jennifer lindley on ‘dawson’s creek’

A

Michelle williams

341
Q

What is New Year’s Eve called in Scotland?

A

Hogmanay

342
Q

Of what do earthworms have five?

A

Hearts

343
Q

In the game of Bridge what are the first six tricks won called

A

The Book

344
Q

Which drug, later found to have devastating side effects, was launched in 1958 to help pregnant women overcome morning sickness

A

Thalidomide

345
Q

Which is the largest of Neptune’s moons

A

Triton

346
Q

What was the codename of the Allied invasion of North Africa in 1942

A

Operation torch

347
Q

What is the capital of Guinea_Bissau

A

Bissau

348
Q

What is a brickfielder

A

Hot SE Aussie wind

349
Q

Which company operates the Central Selling Organisation

A

DeBeers - diamonds

350
Q

Who took “everybody loves somebody” to #1

A

Dean martin

351
Q

Which opera singer was known as “La Stupenda”

A

Joan sutherland

352
Q

What expression is used to describe a child who closely resembles a parent

A

Chip off the old block

353
Q

What was invented 1970 US Dr Buddy Lapidus marketed 1975

A

Odour Eaters

354
Q

Who dies in every episode of the cartoon series South Park

A

Kenny

355
Q

How big a can of soda pop contains the equivalent of 9 teaspoons of sugar

A

Twelve ounce

356
Q

What Did Bob Marley Have Surgically Removed In 1977

A

A Cancerous Toe

357
Q

What town has the highest post office in the US

A

Climax Colorado

358
Q

What is the fear of light flashes known as

A

Selaphobia

359
Q

What is the common name for solid carbon dioxide

A

Dry ice

360
Q

What links stags tails, pickled worms, gallstones, tomatoes

A

Once thought to be Aphrodisiacs

361
Q

In darts, what is a score of 26

A

Bed and breakfast

362
Q

John Richie became famous under what name

A

Sid Vicious

363
Q

Which movie is synonymous with the Adagietto from Mahler’s fifth symphony?

A

Death In Venice

364
Q

What is the lead in pencils made from ?

A

Graphite

365
Q

In what Elvis film did he play a double role

A

Kissing Cousins

366
Q

Who was the author of The Moonstone

A

Wilkie collins

367
Q

Julius Sturgis in 1861 built the first US factory making what

A

Pretzels

368
Q

What Are Monsters With Only One Eye Called

A

Cyclops

369
Q

Who played ‘Hawkeye’ in Robert Altman’s classic M.A.S.H

A

Donald sutherland

370
Q

Which character sang, “When you wish upon a star..” in Disney’s “Pinocchio”?

A

Jiminy Cricket

371
Q

Shakespeare character in The Tempest is the son of Sycorax

A

Caliban

372
Q

In which city is the Wailing Wall?

A

Jerusalem

373
Q

Telephonophobia is a fear of ______

A

Telephones

374
Q

Who advocated the planting peanuts and sweet potatoes to replace cotton and tobacco (i.e. crop rotation)

A

George Washington Carver

375
Q

A kind of tortoise in the galapagos islands has an upturned shell at its neck so it can reach its head up to eat what

A

Cactus Branches Cactus

376
Q

From Where Does Spaghetti Bolognese

A

Bologna

377
Q

What Is The Male Bee whose Sole Function Is To Mate With The Queen?

A

The Drone

378
Q

Who did Chief Sitting Bull call “Little sure shot”

A

Annie oakley

379
Q

What is the longest running race at the olympic games

A

Marathon

380
Q

Who was the first member of the Royal Family to graduate from University?

A

Prince Charles

381
Q

Name Tthe Australian Actor Who Advertised Fosters Lager On Tv

A

Paul Hogan

382
Q

The world’s fastest reptile (measured on land) is the spiny_tailed __________ of Costa Rica. It has been clocked at 21.7 miles per hour.

A

Iguana

383
Q

Name Australia’s highest mountain

A

Mount Kosciusko

384
Q

What sort of food is a ‘rollmop’

A

Fish

385
Q

Which kind of flower has the most species

A

Orchid

386
Q

Why Do We Have Eggs At Easter

A

They are a symbol of rebirth

387
Q

In theology, the study of final things such as death, judgement and the end of the world is called:

A

Eschatology

388
Q

Which vegetable did President George Bush senior declare publicly that he did not like?

A

Broccoli

389
Q

Name the apartments the Jetson’s live in.

A

The skypad apartments

390
Q

In Englands 2002 World Cup Squad Who Was The Heaviest Player?

A

David Seaman

391
Q

What does “mit”stand for

A

Massachusetts institute of technology

392
Q

In 1902 What did Mary Anderson invent

A

Windscreen Wipers

393
Q

Monte Corno, at 9554 feet, is the highest point in which Italian mountain range

A

Apennines

394
Q

You dot your i - what is the dot called

A

Tittle

395
Q

In which musical did Barbra Streisand disguise herself as a man

A

Yentl

396
Q

What is the length of a bombardon

A

16 feet

397
Q

Slam Dunk (Da Funk) Was The First UK Hit For Which Boy Band

A

Five

398
Q

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

A

Serpent Bearer

399
Q

What was the name of Eddie Murphy’s character in Beverly Hills Cop?

A

Axel Foley

400
Q

Columbus is the capital of ______?

A

Ohio