Trivia Database_2 Flashcards

1
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In Greek mythology, what did the cyclops forge for zeus

A

Thunderbolts

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2
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Collective nouns - A gang of what

A

Elks

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3
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In what sport would you perform an Adolf

A

Trampolining forward 3.5 twists

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4
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Name Tin Tin’s Canine Companion

A

Snowy

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5
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Where does the famous ‘running of the bulls’ take place

A

Pamplona

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6
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What 80’s Pro-Wrestler was turned into a G.I. Joe character?

A

Sgt. Slaughter

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7
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The Amazon river pushes so much water into the _____________ that, more than a hundred miles at sea, off the mouth of the river, one can dip fresh water out of the ocean and drink it.

A

Atlantic

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8
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Who starred as ‘ouboet’ in the first tv series of ‘orkney snork nie’

A

Frank

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9
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What does a Belly Man do for a living

A

A Piano Tuner

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10
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Middle Ages having what creatures in the house was good luck

A

Ants

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11
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Which type of restaurant popularized the use of conveyor belts?

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Sushi Restaurants

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12
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Who were the co-leaders of rock pile

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Edmunds and lowe edmunds and lowe

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13
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Knismolagnia is sexual arousal from what

A

Tickling

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14
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In which film is the line, ‘I could have been a contender’

A

On the waterfront

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15
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What word beginning with M is the unit measurement for the brightness of stars

A

Magnitude

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16
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Michelle and Julia are songs by which group

A

The beatles

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17
Q

Who killed Macbeth?

A

Macduff

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18
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What is the fear of nudity known as

A

Nudophobia

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19
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Which African country had its capital transferred to Abuja

A

Nigeria

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20
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Does ‘verbatim’ mean ‘in the same words’ or ‘opposite’

A

In the same words

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21
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How do you write 69 in Roman numerals?

A

LXIX

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22
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Beside the long winding river is the translation of which US state

A

Connecticut

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23
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What actor was stung in “the sting”

A

Robert shaw

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24
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In which country was the Rosetta Stone found

A

Egypt

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25
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What is an emasculated stallion called?

A

Gelding

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26
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In which Dickens novel would you find the characters Jonh Jarndyce and Mrs Jellyby

A

Bleak house

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27
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Infantile Paralysis is commonly known as ________.

A

Polio

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28
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What is another name for the prairie wolf?

A

Coyote

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29
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On Which Island Which Is Also A Country Will You Find “Adams Peak”

A

Sri Lanka

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30
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What band did James Brown tour and record with in the 1950’s?

A

The Famous Flames

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31
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Who Was The First Professional Footballer To Be Knighted

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Sir Stanley Matthews

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32
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Which is the only Shakespeare play with the name of an English town in the title

A

The merry wives of windsor

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33
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In Britain what are Sing Tao and Weng Wei Po

A

Chinese Newspapers

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34
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Colonel Tom Parker Elvis’s manager had what earlier act

A

Dancing Chickens – on hot plate

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35
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What writer lived at hilltop near Hawkshead now museum to her

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Beartrix Potter

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36
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What Was The Contribution Of Actress Mercedes McCambridge To Linda Blairs Performance In The Excorcist

A

Provided The Devils Voice

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37
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What color is the tip of a Canada lynx’s tail

A

Black

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38
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La Celestina was the first one in Spain the first what

A

Theatre play

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39
Q

What was the first mickey mouse cartoon

A

Plane crazy

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40
Q

What modern word comes from the Arab “hashishi” ?

A

Assassin

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41
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Hoffman who wrote about a british agent named george smiley

A

John le carr

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42
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What is the main food of the oyster catcher

A

Mussels

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43
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Bob Fitzsimmons world boxing champion had what middle name

A

Prometheus

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44
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Oil seed rape belongs to which plant family

A

Mustard

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45
Q

What first occurred at California Disneyland in March 1981

A

Murder

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46
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Area of commerce that encompasses farming or trapping certain furbearing animals, processing their skins for sale to manufacturers of fur garments, & marketing finished garments to retail outlets

A

Fur industry

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47
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What Colour Caps Do The Australian Cricket Team Wear

A

Green

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48
Q

What is the latin word for ‘a junction of three roads’

A

Trivia

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49
Q

49% of Americans go out to dinner on what day

A

Their Birthday

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50
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Who Rode Shergar To Victory In The Epsom Derby?

A

Walter Swinburn

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51
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Whose normal heartbeat is 242 per minute

A

Mr Spock in Star Trek

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52
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What Was The Name Of Charles Dickens Last Novel Unfinished At His Death

A

The Mystery Of Edwin Drood

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53
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What are The Chiuhauhan Nubian and Alaskan

A

Deserts

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54
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What’s the seventh sign of the Zodiac

A

Libra

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55
Q

New Zealand’s Rugby team is know as the __________________.

A

All Blacks

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56
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At which sport was Fred Perry crowned world champion in 1929?

A

Table Tennis

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57
Q

Who is associated with the address 221B Baker Street, London ?

A

Sherlock Holmes

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58
Q

In Which Scandanavian Country Is Gambling Illegal

A

Sweden

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59
Q

Which country is the largest producer of cheese

A

America

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60
Q

Which state is the Evergreen State

A

Washington

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61
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What name is given to animals which eat both plants and meat ?

A

Omnivore

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62
Q

What is the most redesigned appliance in the world

A

Telephone Handset

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63
Q

Where was “Can’t Buy Me Love” recorded?

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Paris, France

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64
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What’s the sky king’s home, near the town of grover, called?

A

Flying crown ranch

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65
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Which Continent Is The Natural Habitat Of The Ostrich

A

Africa

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66
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What craft toy involved cutting plastic figures, coloring them in, and then baking them in the oven?

A

Shrinky Dinks

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67
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Deepest from what language is the word mummy derived

A

Persian

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68
Q

When was buckingham palace built

A

1703

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69
Q

Which is the only body cell with no nucleus

A

Red blood cell

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70
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Who Was The First And Original Host Of ITV’s “World Of Sport”

A

Eamon Andrews

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71
Q

An onomastician studies what

A

Names

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72
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Hey! what was the name of this song released by ‘the romantics’ in february 1980

A

What i like about you

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73
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Which Band Performed The Theme To The Secret Diary Of Adrian Mole Aged 13 & 3 Quarters

A

Ian Dury & The Blockheads

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74
Q

Penis comes from the Latin meaning what

A

Tail

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75
Q

What is the colour of mourning in Turkey

A

Violet

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76
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What special talent did Molly Ringwald have in The Breakfast Club?

A

She could apply lipstick with her breasts

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77
Q

Amatripsis is what sexual practice

A

Female masturbation rubbing labia

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78
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Name the Shakespeare character son of the witch Sycorax

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Caliban in The Tempest

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79
Q

What is a calm ocean region near the equator called?

A

Doldrums

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80
Q

Susanne & Joanne Catherall Sang With Which Band

A

The Human League

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81
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Created By German Scientists In 1876, What Was The First Artificial Favouring

A

Vanilla Essence

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82
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What’s the oldest college in the u.s.

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Harvard

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83
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Where in the UK would you go to celebrate ‘Uphelia’’ shortly after Christmas

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Shetland Isles

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84
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What is the young of this animal called: Antelope

A

Calf

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85
Q

The via appia went from rome to ______

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Brindisi

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86
Q

Who qualified for pole position in the 1984 brazilian grand prix

A

Elio de

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87
Q

The distance around the outside of a circle is its ____________.

A

Circumference

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88
Q

“What Is The Name Of The Toy That Arnold Schwarzenegger Desperately Tries To Get For His Son For Christmas In the Film ““Jingle All The Way””?”

A

Turbo Man

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89
Q

If you landed at Lindberg airport where are you

A

San Diego

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90
Q

Which Central American country extends furthest north?

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Belize

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91
Q

What replaced English as the official language of Kenya in 1974

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Swahili

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92
Q

On what date did America become an independant nation?

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July 4th, 1776

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93
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What is the flower that stands for: steadfast piety

A

Wild geranium

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94
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On One Day at a Time,what were the two daughter’s names?

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Barbara and Julie

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95
Q

What Animal Can Change Its Colour?

A

A Chameleon

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96
Q

In the nursery rhyme what is Fridays child

A

Loving and Giving

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97
Q

What key is to the right of T on a keyboard?

A

Y

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98
Q

What is the main food of walruses

A

Clams

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99
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In A 2007 Poll What Music Video Was Voted The Best Video Of All Time

A

Peter Gabriel / Sledgehammer

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100
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What is the fourth book in the Harry Potter series

A

The Goblet Of Fire

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101
Q

For What Is Dame Margott Fonteyn Famous

A

Ballet Dancing

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102
Q

In which Chinese city is the Terracotta Army

A

Xian

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103
Q

Who played George Costanza on ‘Seinfeld’?

A

Jason Alexander

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104
Q

Which FootbaIl Bad Boy Was Accused Of Violent Assault Against Tv Presenter Ulrika Jonsson

A

Stan Collymore

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105
Q

Capitol city - Cathedrale Notra-Dame - statue Marron Inconnu

A

Port au Prince Haiti

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106
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Alphabetically Which Is The Last Of Santa’s Reindeers?

A

Vixen

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107
Q

The American Triple Crown - Belmont st Kentucky Derby and?

A

Preakness Stakes

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108
Q

What country is directly north of the continental United States?

A

Canada

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109
Q

Happy Days was a spin off from what US TV show

A

Love American Style

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110
Q

Who was called The Man of Destiny

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Napoleon Bonaparte

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111
Q

Which thick custard-like food is made when fresh milk is artificially curdled by bacteria

A

Yoghurt

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112
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What is the only bird that can fly backwards

A

Hummingbird

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113
Q

What is a group of toads

A

Knot

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114
Q

The Blue Ridge Mountains lie in Virginia and which other state

A

Georgia

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115
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What Do The Initials TT Stand For In Regard With The Isle Of Man Motorcyle Race?

A

Tourist Trophy

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116
Q

Who said “In my free time I do differential and integral calculus”

A

Karl Marx

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117
Q

Ouranophobia is a fear of ______

A

Heaven

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118
Q

As what is sulphur also known

A

Brimstone

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119
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Who was the male lead character in Gershwins musical that featured the song Summertime

A

Porgy

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120
Q

What does barley become when prepared for brewing

A

Malt

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121
Q

What minty confection is a boys name - in reverse

A

Trebor mints - Robert

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122
Q

What is a cpu

A

Central processing unit

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123
Q

Tony Drago is a snooker professional from which country?

A

Malta

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124
Q

The use of astronomical phenomena to predict earthly & human events is called

A

Astrology

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125
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Name the female British climber while killed trying to climb K2 in 1995

A

Alison hargreaves

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126
Q

The amount of what substance in granite determines its color

A

Feldspar

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127
Q

Who Had A Hit In 1993 With “She Don’t Let Nobody”

A

Chaka Demus & Pliers

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128
Q

Who released the No.1 hit single ‘Barbie Girl’ in October 1997

A

Aqua

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129
Q

With Which Band Is Raul Malo The Lead Singer

A

The Mavericks

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130
Q

12 is the atomic number of which metal

A

Magnesium

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131
Q

What does a zoologist study

A

Animals

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132
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What does a linguist study

A

Languages

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What rock makes the cheapest, softest form of sandpaper

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Flint

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134
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In Greek mythology, for who did the cyclops forge thunderbolts

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Zeus

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135
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Hans Lippershey made the worlds first practical what

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Microscope

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136
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Who Is Known As Lady Soul

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Aretha Franklin

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137
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Which department uses 65% of all paper bought by US gov

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Defence department

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138
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What is the flower that stands for: betrayal

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Judas tere

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139
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What Events Are Involved In A Biathlon

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Cross Country Skiing & Shooting

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140
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What is the flower that stands for: avarice

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Scarlet auricula

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141
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____________ possesses more proven oil reserves than any country outside the Middle East.

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Venezuela

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Who Won An Oscar For His Portrayal Of Broadway Legend George M Cohan In “Yankee Doodle Dandy”

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James Cagney

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143
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Name the only major Greek God whose Roman counterpart has the same name

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Apollo

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144
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Ebony & Ivory Was A Hit For Which Famous Duo

A

Paul McCartney & Stevie Wonder

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145
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Where can you buy a cup of coffee with cruzeiros

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Brazil

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146
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Alfred Jingle appears in which Dickens novel

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The Pickwick Papers

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147
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What is the largest island in the Indian Ocean?

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Madagascar

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148
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A pound of armadillo meat contains how many calories

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780 calories

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149
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A wolf’s odor detecting ability is __________ times greater than man’s.

A

100

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150
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On what sea is the crimea

A

Black sea

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151
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Whose boat Bluebird was recently raised from Coniston water

A

Donald Campbell

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152
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Lee Where were the Toltecs from

A

Mexico

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153
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What note is written in the space above the bottom line of the treble clef?

A

F

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154
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What myth is the rhinocerous thought to have inspired

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Unicorn

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What Was The First Top 10 Hit For The Temptations Reaching No.3 In 1969

A

I’m Gonna Make You Love Me

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From Which Country Did The Dance, The Quadrille, Originate

A

France

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157
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If its 4:00pm in Seattle Washington, what time is it in Portland Oregon

A

4

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158
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Lockjaw is another name for which disease

A

Tetanus

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159
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What two colors is a magpie

A

Black and white

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160
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What is Moscow’s famed opera house

A

The bolshoi bolshoi

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161
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The pound cake got its name from the pound of ______ it contained

A

Butter

162
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The town of Beersheba is in which country

A

Israel

163
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What country borders Libya on the East?

A

Egypt

164
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In what Australian state would you find Port Pirie

A

South australia

165
Q

What sporting event first took place in 1903

A

Tour de france

166
Q

By US government figures people have tried 28000 ways of what

A

Losing Weight

167
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Who Is The Lead Singer Of The Band “The Police”

A

Sting

168
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Who holds the nhl record for the most goals scored during a regular season

A

Wayne gretzky

169
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What type of number has no factors other than 1 and itself

A

Prime

170
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In which state is stone mountain

A

Georgia

171
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Agrippa poisoned her husband/uncle who was he

A

Claudius

172
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What Was The Beat’s Second Chart Success Achieving No.9 In Feb 1980

A

Hands Off, She’s Mine

173
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In what country could you spend a tugrik

A

Mongolia

174
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What island group contains jersey, guernsey, sark and herm

A

The channel islands

175
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Why, in 1969, did the French flag appear on some British postage stamps

A

To commemorate concorde’s maiden flight

176
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How was Australias most infamous bush ranger

A

Ned kelly

177
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When young, the hoatzin, a crested, olive_colored South American bird, has claws on its __________

A

Wings

178
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A spice from which root is used to give food a yellow colour

A

Turmeric

179
Q

Legal Terms: A supplement to a will.

A

Codicil

180
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Who is the only musician in history to bring out two albums to reach number one in one year?

A

DMX

181
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What country in distance is furthest from New Zealand

A

Spain

182
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In Greek mythology, which monster had the head and breasts of a woman, the body of a lion and the wings of a bird

A

Sphinx

183
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What was the name of the restaurant the TV series “Happy Days”?

A

Arnolds

184
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What was the pre-war German name for the Baltic city which is now Russian and called Kaliningrad

A

Konigsberg

185
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What is sometimes known as Goober Grease

A

Peanut Butter

186
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On which river is Warsaw to be found

A

Vistula wisla

187
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What animal always gives birth to same sex twins

A

Armadillo

188
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Dr. Christian Barnard performed the world’s first ever what in South Africa in 1967.

A

Heart Transplant

189
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Who sang the Song “Gangsta’s Paradise”?

A

Coolio

190
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Can you give me the capital of the following three countries: Syria, Morocco and Libya?

A

Damascus, Rabat, Tripoli

191
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Pete Burns From Dead Or Alive Was Spun Around Like A What

A

Record

192
Q

The temperature at what dew forms is called the

A

Dew point

193
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How many children did Adam and Eve have together

A

Three

194
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In the USA domestic violence peaks on what day of the year

A

Superbowl Sunday

195
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How many balls are on a pool table at the start of a game?

A

16

196
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What is the eighth month of the year

A

August

197
Q

Which two metals make up brass?

A

Copper and Zinc

198
Q

What Is Another Name For The Wildebeest?

A

A Gnu

199
Q

This protein makes the blood red in color.

A

Hemoglobin

200
Q

Who stars in the movie “Tomb Raider”?

A

Angelina Jolie

201
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Who wrote Fahrenheit 451

A

Ray bradbury

202
Q

A flat round soft creamy French cheese

A

Brie

203
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Who released the following ‘edible’ album ‘Pretzel logic’

A

Steely Dan

204
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What is the most southerly County of Ireland

A

Cork

205
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A chronic disease of the liver

A

Cirrhosis

206
Q

In Shakespeare’s ‘Merchant of Venice’, with whom does Portia fall in love

A

Bassanio

207
Q

With Just “Paul McCartney” On The Label As Artist Name His First No.1 In 1984

A

Pipes Of Peace

208
Q

The Graf Zeppelin completed a 19,500 mile trip in what year

A

1929

209
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The state tree of Arizona is really a legume - name it

A

Palo Alto

210
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The locals call it Misi what do we call this country

A

Egypt

211
Q

Which Football Team Play Their Home Games At Stamford Bridge

A

Chelsea

212
Q

Godzilla first made his mark so to say in 1954. What do the Japanese call Godzilla ?

A

Gojira

213
Q

Which Singer Of A Very Famous 90’s One Hit Wonder Has The Real Name “ Robert Van Winkle ”

A

Vanilla Ice

214
Q

The FIS governs what sport

A

International Ski Federation

215
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“Fruit smack flavored syrup” was the original name of

A

Kool aid

216
Q

Texans consume 40% of farm grown what in the USA

A

Catfish

217
Q

Vivaldi’s concertos Opus 8 Numbers 1-4 better known as what

A

The four Seasons

218
Q

How Did Louis Washkansky Of South Africa Make History In 1967

A

1st Heart Transplant Recipient

219
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When someone is clumsy or awkward, especially with their hands, they are often said to be “all ___.” These

A

Thumbs

220
Q

From crocodile farms, Australia exports about 5,000 crocodile skins a year. Most go to Paris, where a crocodile purse can sell for more than __________

A

10000

221
Q

What links flamsteed halley, bradley and bliss

A

Astronomy

222
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To which part of the body does the adjective ‘renal’ refer

A

Kidney

223
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Which annual sporting event between 2 teams started in 1829

A

The University Boat Race

224
Q

Archbishop Makarios of Cyprus was exiled in 1956 to where

A

The Seychelles

225
Q

-isms: Indifference to pleasure of pain; Greek philosophical system following the teachings of Zeno?

A

Stoicism

226
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Which Danish philosopher, wrote The Concept of Dread and later had his views used as the basis for existentialism

A

Soren kierkegaard

227
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The Kung San people live in what area of Africa

A

Kalahari Desert in Botswana

228
Q

What is the flower that stands for: delay

A

Eupatorium

229
Q

Who composed the opera “A Village Romeo and Juliet”

A

Frederick delius

230
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What Connects Kenny, Everett, Annie Lennox, And Sir Isaac Newton

A

Born On Xmas Day

231
Q

How many tentacles does a squid have

A

Ten

232
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William Herschel astronomer was a musician what instrument

A

Organ

233
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What got its name from a bridgeport pie company’s name and light-weight pie tins

A

Frisbees

234
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Which character is the narrator of Melville’s Moby Dick

A

Ishmael

235
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Into which bay does the Golden Gate Strait lead?

A

San Francisco Bay

236
Q

Who Was The First man To Set Foot On The Moon ?

A

Neil Armstrong

237
Q

What lake is the world’s largest, having an area of almost 394,000sq km

A

Caspian sea

238
Q

What was Kevin Bacon’s first big hit

A

Footloose

239
Q

For who was the play ‘peter pan’ exclusively written

A

Children

240
Q

Italian dish consiting of olives, anchovies, salami, celery, and appetizers.

A

Antipasto

241
Q

Bond: What is Goldfinger’s first name

A

Auric

242
Q

Fulton John Short - Later John Fulton first US to do what

A

Qualify as Matador

243
Q

The Sun is how much more dense than water?

A

1.41 times

244
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Who sang the song “Cry” which was the first video on Mtv to use morphing technology through the entire video?

A

Godley and Creme

245
Q

How many medals did the USSR win at the 1984 Olympics

A

None

246
Q

The second line of which carol is ‘… When they are both full grown’’

A

The Holly & The Ivy

247
Q

Who played Charlie in Charlies Angels?

A

John Forsythe

248
Q

To which family does the coffee plant belong

A

Madder

249
Q

Who designed the first Iron ship the Great Britain in 1845

A

I. Kingdom Brunel

250
Q

Who won an oscar for her role in “gone with the wind”

A

Vivien leigh

251
Q

Who played Lofty in Eastenders

A

Tom watt

252
Q

How Are Craig And Charlie Reid Better Known?

A

The Proclaimers

253
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Bandleader James Last Started Out Playing Which Instrument

A

Double Bass

254
Q

What is the singer Meat Loafs Real Name

A

Marvin Lee Aday

255
Q

Life Love Cows French translation of which film

A

City Slickers

256
Q

What does breaking the sound barrier cause

A

A Sonic Boom

257
Q

What was the town that ancient Greeks believed to be the centre of the world, and was the home of a famous oracle?

A

Delphi

258
Q

Which small republic makes up Yugoslavia with Serbia

A

Montenegro

259
Q

What Is The Largest Key On A Standard Computer Keyboard

A

The Space Bar

260
Q

What Event Occurs At Walthamstow Stadium?

A

Greyhound Racing

261
Q

Which Letter Of The Alphabet Do The Sound Holes On Violins Resemble

A

The Letter ‘S’

262
Q

In Norway what is a brisling

A

A Sprat

263
Q

In the world of music, what job did Simon Fuller get sacked from in 1997?

A

Manager of the Spice Girls

264
Q

What does a hyperphiliac suffer from

A

Great desire for sex

265
Q

In what modified vegetable did Cinderalla travel to the ball in?

A

Pumpkin

266
Q

Which Classic TV Show Had A Theme une Entitled “Quiz Wizard”

A

Blockbusters

267
Q

Which is the longest river - not river system - in the U.S.A.

A

The missouri

268
Q

Food That Is Permitted To Be Eaten Under Jewish Dietary Laws Is Known As What

A

Kosher

269
Q

In 1861 Dows Ginger Ale was the first to be what

A

Sold in a Bottle

270
Q

Which US state holds the record for most snowfall in a day, recorded February 7, 1916?

A

Alaska

271
Q

Russia has one but the US has at least six - what

A

Places called Moscow

272
Q

What U.S. state includes the telephone area code 505

A

New mexico

273
Q

In Scotland what was the tawse

A

Teachers Strap or belt

274
Q

Which French Superstars Originated My Way

A

Claude Francois

275
Q

What number is at 12 o’clock on a dartboard

A

20

276
Q

Which city is known as Motown?

A

Detroit

277
Q

What is a Chorizo

A

Spicy Sausage

278
Q

Who recorded the album Beggars Banquet

A

Rolling stones

279
Q

John Gore, Edward Saunders pioneered what org in Australia

A

Salvation Army

280
Q

Catch 22 had what original name - publisher changed it

A

Catch 18

281
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Uzbekistan ?

A

Sum

282
Q

Which Fish, Previously Thought To Be Extinct Was Rediscovered In 1939?

A

The Coelacanth

283
Q

In Germany, where would you be if you were in a “Krankenhaus”

A

Hospital

284
Q

What was created in Canada in 1923 for first time criminals

A

A Spanking Machine

285
Q

In which Mediterranean Sea are the Cyclades islands

A

The aegean

286
Q

What colour toothbrush do most people have

A

Blue

287
Q

Which fictional park is the home of Yogi Bear

A

Jellystone

288
Q

The first American advertisement for tobacco was published in what year

A

1789

289
Q

Papaphobia is the fear of

A

The pope

290
Q

How many US states border an ocean?

A

23

291
Q

The Amazon river dolphins are what colour

A

Pink

292
Q

What is the Islamic equal to the red cross

A

Red Crescent

293
Q

What is a group of this animal called: Sparrow

A

Host

294
Q

William Tell was the best crossbow archer and what else

A

Boatman

295
Q

Loftus Road is the home of which football club?

A

Queens Park Rangers

296
Q

Palmolive promised to help women keep what

A

Schoolgirl complexion

297
Q

The Solheim Cup Is The Womans Equivalent Of Whhich Famous Sporting Cup ?

A

The Ryder Cup

298
Q

What did The Band The Clash Rock

A

The Casbah

299
Q

How many ring are there on the olympic flag

A

Five

300
Q

How long is the le mans endurance motor race

A

24 four hours

301
Q

On which fictional street does ‘Freddy Kruger’ live out a nightmare

A

Elm street

302
Q

Which contains more caffeine - coffee beans or tea leaves?

A

Tea Leaves

303
Q

What does a depilatory remove

A

Hair

304
Q

Leaflike part of a fern or palm

A

Frond

305
Q

Who Recorded The Early 1990’s Indie Classic “Sheffield Sex City”

A

Pulp

306
Q

On which Caribbean island are the Blue Mountains

A

Jamaica

307
Q

Name Alice’s pet cat

A

Dinah

308
Q

What drink is a mixture of brandy, egg yolks & vanilla?

A

Advocaat

309
Q

Who was the first woman to fly the Atlantic alone ?

A

Amelia Earhart

310
Q

John Augustus Larson invented what in 1921

A

Lie detector

311
Q

How is the chess term “shah mat” better known ?

A

Checkmate

312
Q

What body function is improved if you sleep on your right side?

A

Digestion

313
Q

What Mojave Desert city has a name meaning “the meadows” in spanish

A

Las vegas

314
Q

How Are The TV Chefs ‘Simon King & David Myers’’ More Commonly Known

A

The Hairy Bikers

315
Q

What nutrient is required by the body in order to build up muscles

A

Protein

316
Q

What is a Texas Ruby Red

A

Grapefruit

317
Q

What notorious event occurred on the 24th October 1929?

A

The Wall Street Crash or (Black Thursday)

318
Q

What cereal carries the slogan, “a bowl a day keeps the bullies away”

A

Apple

319
Q

Where are you if you land at Norman Manley airport

A

Kingston Jamaica

320
Q

Durbarry is cream of a vegetable soup - what one

A

Cauliflower

321
Q

Which word follows Juliet, Kilo and Lima

A

Mike

322
Q

What is a gondola

A

Water taxi

323
Q

Which science fiction writer developed a series of ethics for robots known as the Laws of Robotics

A

Isaac asimov

324
Q

What year was Neptune discovered

A

1846

325
Q

In what Hitchcock film did Shirley MacLaine debut in 1956

A

The trouble with Harry

326
Q

Name the capital of Brazil.

A

Brasilia

327
Q

What who caught the grinch in the act of stealing the christmas tree

A

Cindy-lou who cindy lou who

328
Q

Whose epitaph reads, free at last, free at last, thank god almighty, i’m free at last

A

Martin luther king jr.

329
Q

In ‘star trek’, what is data’s rank

A

Lieutenant commander

330
Q

“He’s In Town” Was A Hit In 1964 For Which British Group

A

Rockin Berries

331
Q

Which word describing chaos first appeared in Milton’s Paradise Lost

A

Pandemonium

332
Q

Which soul singer was Sittin on the Dock of the Bay

A

Otis Redding

333
Q

Who patented the safety razor in 1895

A

King gillette

334
Q

Which Team Has Won The County Cricket Championships The Most Often?

A

Yorkshire

335
Q

A realistic style of painting in which everyday life forms the subject matter, as distinguished from religious or historical painting.

A

Genre painting

336
Q

What was the first country to recognise the US as independent

A

Morocco

337
Q

Who invented the electrical bass

A

Leo fender

338
Q

Who was ‘too sexy for his shirt’

A

Right said fred

339
Q

What are a group of magpies called

A

A tittering

340
Q

In What Year Was Band Aids ‘Do They Know Its Christmas’ The UK Christmas No.1 Single

A

1984

341
Q

Who invented the Polaroid camera

A

Edwin land

342
Q

Ethel who is the spokesperson for the exercise tapes ‘tae bo’

A

Billy blanks

343
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Solomon Islands ?

A

Dollar

344
Q

Tree with a thin peeling bark the twigs also used for flogging

A

Birch

345
Q

Creme de Cacao, cream, and brandy make up which type of cocktail

A

Brandy Alexander

346
Q

What animal is depicted on the logo of Toys R Us?

A

Giraffe

347
Q

How many bits was the intel 4004 chip

A

4 bits

348
Q

Who married Thelma Catherine Patricia Ryan

A

Richard nixon

349
Q

In WW2 the Germans launched operation Bernhard - what

A

Counterfeit British notes

350
Q

What takes place in Happy Valley Hong Kong

A

Horse racing

351
Q

What is the name of Mr. Rochester’s house in “Jane Eyre”

A

Thornfield hall

352
Q

What is a characteristic of a “nimbus” cloud

A

Rain

353
Q

What Dessert Consists Of Ice Cream Covered In Meringue And Baked In The Oven

A

Baked Alaska

354
Q

Pluto Greek god of the underworld - what was Plutus god of

A

Wealth

355
Q

Which Salford brewer gave his name to the S.I. unit of energy

A

Joule

356
Q

Which Lucky Man Spent Seven Weeks In The charts With Olivia And Sixteen With Sarah

A

Cliff Richard (Olivia Newton John) & (Sarah Brightman)

357
Q

Which Is The Smallest State In The Usa

A

Rhode Island

358
Q

Who Sued For Libel After Being Described As Boring

A

William Roache (Ken Barlow)

359
Q

What did Trevor Baylis invent

A

Clockwork Radio

360
Q

To send transatlantic telegraph messages, 3,000 miles of cable were laid under the Atlantic in what year

A

1886

361
Q

A novel by Keith Waterhouse

A

Billy liar

362
Q

What is a female cat called?

A

Queen

363
Q

Which nfl’s defensive unit was named ‘the purple people eaters’

A

Minnesota

364
Q

How many feet are there in a nautical mile

A

6080

365
Q

What is the full moon nearest the autumnal equinox

A

Harvest moon

366
Q

One of this groups greatest albums was ‘slippery when wet’ released in 1986

A

Bon jovi

367
Q

To which gentleman’s club did Phineas Fogg belong

A

The Reform

368
Q

Approximately how many inches are in a meter

A

39

369
Q

Suspension of tiny particles of one substance, called the dispersed phase, in another phase, called the dispersion medium

A

Colloid

370
Q

What is the flower that stands for: sensitiveness

A

Mimosa

371
Q

Sandra Wes of Texas died in 1977 was buried in what

A

Her blue Ferrari

372
Q

What italian astronomer wrote the starry messenger

A

Galileo

373
Q

I’ll Never Fall In Love Again’ came from which musical

A

Promises promises

374
Q

Handel’s Largo comes from which opera

A

Xerxes

375
Q

Who Sang Backing Vocals On The Dire Straits Hit “Money For Nothing”

A

Sting

376
Q

What major law was violated in the movie Smokey and the Bandit?

A

Smuggling beer

377
Q

What is the name of the reverend who appears in the cartoon series ‘The Simpsons’?

A

Timothy Lovejoy

378
Q

Actor Arnold Schwarzenegger bought the first Hummer manufactured for civilian use when

A

1992

379
Q

Which Trio Released The Album Crazy Sexy Cool

A

TLC

380
Q

What was first used as a medical treatment in 2700 bc by Chinese emperor Shen Nung

A

Acupuncture

381
Q

Alfred Wallace coined which phrase - Wrongly given to Darwin

A

Survival of the Fittest

382
Q

Transom, poop and keel are all parts of a what

A

Boat

383
Q

In The United States Of America How Is “Feb 2nd” More Commonly Known

A

Groundhog Day

384
Q

What is a two-humped dromedary

A

Camel

385
Q

The Best or Nothing is the motto of what company

A

Mercedes-Bentz

386
Q

What was the first magazine to publish a hologram on its cover

A

National Geographic

387
Q

The comma bacillus causes what disease

A

Cholera

388
Q

How many spectral colors are in a rainbow

A

27

389
Q

50% of the US annual rainfall falls in what month

A

April

390
Q

What were the dolls in the novel ‘valley of the dolls’

A

Pills

391
Q

Who was UK Labour cabinet minister and social reformer Frank Pakenham better known as?

A

Lord Longford (7th Earl of Longford)

392
Q

Who were the first people to measure the year

A

Babylonians

393
Q

What type of metal is used in the filament of an electric light bulb

A

Tungsten

394
Q

Michael O Brien Became Britains First Ever What On April 20th 1974 (Many Have Followed In His Footsteps)

A

Streaker

395
Q

Smith most common English surname what’s the Japanese

A

Suzuki

396
Q

Temperature when condensation occurs is called the

A

Dew point

397
Q

Botvinnik, Petrosian and Tal have all been World Champions of what

A

Chess

398
Q

Libreville is the capital of ______?

A

Gabon

399
Q

Term for animals in the class including the scorpions and spiders

A

Arachnid

400
Q

Who was known as ‘the peanut president’?

A

Jimmy Carter