Trivia Database_20 Flashcards

1
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What is a group of this animal called: Deer

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Herd

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2
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What is the flower that stands for: departure

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Sweet pea

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3
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Where Is The World’s Largest Atomic Establishment

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Underground At CERN Between France & Switzerland

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4
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Name The Rugby Union Trophy For Which England & Scotland Compete

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Calcutta Cup

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5
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What Animal Is A Chester White?

A

A Pig

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6
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What does sctv stand for

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Second city television

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7
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What is the basic unit of currency for Philippines ?

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Peso

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8
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According to 36% of Americans they have done what

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Spoken with God

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9
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What film marked James Cagney’s return to the screen after 20 years?

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Ragtime

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10
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Mark David Chapman was famous for what in 1980?

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Shooting John Lennon

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11
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What Do The Initals A.I.D.S. Stand For

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Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome

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12
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It takes an average of 345 squirts to yield a gallon of milk from a cow’s __________

A

Udder

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13
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We have used the Latin phrase ad hoc - what literally mean

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For this special purpose

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14
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The Pindus is the main mountain range in what country

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Greece

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15
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What city is the queen of the pacific

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San francisco

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16
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This Spaniard conquered Mexico.

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Hernando Cortez

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17
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Flat, round, brown spots on the skin that contain an excess of melanin, the human skin pigment

A

Freckles

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18
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What does the word khaki mean ?

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Dusty

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19
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What is the stage name of roberta anderson

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Joni mitchell

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20
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Karl Landsteiner Won The Nobel Prize For Medicine In 1930 For His Discovery Of What

A

Blood Groups

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21
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What is the young of this animal called: Goat

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Kid

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22
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In 1962 - cost 20,000 - size of a small suitcase - what

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Portable computer

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23
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Who did Sue Barker replace as host of the BBC quiz show (A Question Of Sport)?

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David Coleman

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24
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The process of water changing to water vapor is known as _______.

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Evaporation

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25
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Name The Company Originally Started By (And Later Sold) By Richard Branson

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Virgin

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26
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Name the director of the film ‘American Beauty’

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Sam mendes

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27
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Jimmy Connors won the men’s doubles at Wimbledon in the 1970s with which partner

A

Ilie nastase

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28
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Poteen is a distilled spirit made in the West of Ireland. What is it made from?

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Potatoes

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29
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Ancient art practiced especially in the middle ages, devoted chiefly to discovering a substance that would transmute the more common metals into gold or silver & to finding a means of indefinitely prolonging human life

A

Alchemy

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30
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Who is donald duck’s girlfriend

A

Daisy duck

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31
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Which Side Of The Brain Contributes To Rational Thought

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Left Side

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32
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Which Stephen King Novel Is Set At The Overlook Hotel?

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The Shining

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33
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Amazing Grace Entered The Charts Eight Times In This Decade Sung By Whom

A

Judy Collins

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34
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For which film did Anthony Quinn win an Oscar for Best Suporting Actor, in 1956

A

Lust for life

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35
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What is the largest body of fresh water in the world

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Lake superior

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36
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Tsaritsyn in Russia used to be known as what

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Volgagrad Stalingrad

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37
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What country has the largest armed force?

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China

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38
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How many sayings did jesus say from the cross

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Seven

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39
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At the 1991 World championships in Tokyo, which British hurdler ran the last leg of the 4x400 relay to win gold for Britain

A

Kris akabusi

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40
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In what form are the signals that a normal TV aerial receives

A

Analogue

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41
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Aaron died on mount _____

A

Hor

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42
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Assam, darjeeling and oolong are all types of what

A

Tea

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43
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We’ve heard phrase I don’t give a toss - but Tos Greek for what

A

Bear

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44
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With what body part is otology involved

A

Ear

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45
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Which Country Owns Easter Island

A

Chile

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46
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This Pacific island’s puzzling monoliths attract ethnologists.

A

Easter island

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47
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What is the fear of mother-in-law known as

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Pentheraphobia

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48
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Which Was The Main Instrument Used By Vangelis On His Film Score Chariots Of Fire

A

Synthesizer

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49
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What was invented in the 1800s and sold as a diarrhoea cure

A

Tomato Ketchup

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50
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Apart From David Beckham Who Is The Only English Footballer To Be Sent Off During The World Cup Finals

A

Ray Wilkins

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51
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By What Name Do Argentina Refer To The Falkland Islands

A

The Malvinas

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52
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Australian Clement Wragge instituted what

A

Naming Hurricanes

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53
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What is made at St James’s Gate in Dublin?

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Guiness

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54
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What were the nicknames of the dean brothers who pitched for the st louis cardinals

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Daffy and dizzy

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55
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What U.S. state includes the telephone area code 503

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Oregon

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56
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Whisky and Drambuie mix to form what sickly cocktail

A

Rusty Nail

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57
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From what language is the word ‘mummy’ derived

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Persian

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58
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What us state has sagebrush as its state flower

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Nevada

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59
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In Winnipeg there is a statue to which bear

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Winnie the Pooh

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60
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Pooley’s Guide is used by amateurs and professionals in which profession and hobby

A

Flying

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61
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What food links Dundee, Chorley and Eccles

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Cake

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62
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What are the two cities in charles dickens’ 1859 novel a tale of two cities?

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London & paris

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63
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Film based PK Dick story We can remember it for you wholesale

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Total Recall

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64
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How many seams are there on a football (American)

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Four

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65
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What Christmas Item Was Invented By Liondon Bakery And wedding Cake Specialist ‘Tom Smith’ In 1847

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Christmas Crackers

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66
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On Airwolf, what instrument does Hawke play

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Cello

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67
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In 1926 Japan deleted 800000 feet from US films showing what

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Kissing - it was unclean

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68
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An etching tecnique in which a solution of asphalt or resin is used on the plate. It produces prints with rich, gray tones.

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Aquatint

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69
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Meaning person who overcomes name the ancient Indian religion

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Jainism

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70
Q

In what country was the paperclip invented

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Norway

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71
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Who starred in the film Willie Wonka and the Chocolate Factory

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Gene wilder

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72
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Who created the children’s land of Narnia and Lion Witch Wardrobe

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Clive Staples Lewis

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73
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The sea gods had a three_pronged spear called a(n) ________.

A

Trident

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74
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Which 3 Family Members Released The Album “Priority”

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The Pointer Sisters

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75
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An Arizona prostitutes organisation is called TWATS meaning

A

Tucson Whores and Tricks

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76
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What type of milk is a basic ingredient of Thai cookery?

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Coconut milk

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77
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What actress played Rhoda

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Valerie harper

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78
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Who discovered Christmas Island on Christmas Eve 1777

A

Captain Cook

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79
Q

In which city is Red Square

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Moscow

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80
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What is the name given to part of the large intestine

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Colon

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81
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Chopin played what instrument as a child

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Piano

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82
Q

When was the maiden voyage of the ‘Titanic’

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1912

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83
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What three European countries begin with the letter ‘A’ (alphabetically)?

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Albania, Andorra and Austria

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84
Q

What is removed with an orchidectomy

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Testicle

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85
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What is the flower that stands for: benevolence

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Potato flower

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86
Q

The study of human behaviour is __________.

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Psychology

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87
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Which singer wrote the autobiography ‘Take It Like A Man’?

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Boy George

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88
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In what city is the smithsonian institute

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Washington

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89
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Pooh loves honey but which creature loves watercress

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Roo

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90
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Who starred in the 1952 film ‘niagara’

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Marilyn monroe

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91
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What is a group of lapwings

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Deceit

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92
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Whose 1993 Debut Single Was Bombtrack

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Rage Against The Machine

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93
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What is the capital of Equatorial Guinea ?

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Malabo

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94
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Which territory of North Africa, situated on the southern side of the Strait of Gibraltar, belongs to Spain

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Ceuta

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95
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Oasis Decided To Split In August 2009 But What Song Was The Bands Very First UK Number One Single

A

Some Might Say

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96
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Which U.S. states way of life and culture is described as Cajun

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Louisiana

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97
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What is an Ishihara Test used for?

A

Check Colour Blindness

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98
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Who was king juan carlos’ predecessor

A

General francisco franco

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99
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In the Tom and Jerry cartoons name the other mouse

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Nibbles or Tuffy

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100
Q

Balneology Is The Study Of Which Creatures?

A

Whales

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101
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A Comte France Landgraf Germany Conde Italy what England

A

Earl

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102
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What New York Yankee’s 1927 jersey fetched a record $360,000

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Lou gehrig

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103
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Agent Blue is a herbicide that was used agaainst the Vietnamese, what type of poisonous compound does it contain

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Arsenic

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104
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The 1961 Mercedes 300sx had two firsts name either

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Gull Wing doors – fuel injection

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105
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What is the flower that stands for: early friendship

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Blue periwinkle

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106
Q

Who Is Beck Hansen

A

Beck

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107
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How Did Darth Vader Know What Luke Skywalker Got For Christmas

A

He Felt His Presents

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108
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The 1976 Summer Olympics were held in this city.

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Montreal

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109
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What is Harry Houdini famous for being ?

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Escapologist

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110
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What is the Capital of: Iraq

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Baghdad

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111
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What Was The Name Of Bill Haley’s Best Known Band

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The Comets

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112
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What’s the United Kingdom’s largest ethnic minority

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The scots scots

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113
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A snake’s __________ is located in the front one_fifth portion of its body.

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Stomach

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114
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Almost Unreal By Roxette Was The Original Soundtrack To Which Film

A

Super Mario Bros

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115
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In Which Country Was Fuel Injection For Cars Inroduced In 1954

A

Germany

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116
Q

Which Band Sang About Their Mothers In 1997

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Spice Girls

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117
Q

Javelinas are very noisy animals among each other and squeal, snort, woof, and click their teeth to __________

A

Communicate

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118
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What is the connection between Alex Higgins, Barry McGuigan & Jimmy White?

A

Nicknames Connected With Wind

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119
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What animal was believed to be a cross camel - leopard

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Giraffe

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120
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1955 saw the worst ever disaster in motor racing history when a Mercedes Benz hurtled into the crowd at which French race track, killing 86 people in total

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Le Mans

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121
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What is the capital of Florida

A

Tallahassee

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122
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Beethoven’s third symphony is nicknamed what

A

The Eroica

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123
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In which city is the C.N. Tower

A

Toronto

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124
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Across Which River Is The Longest Single Span Suspension Bridge

A

The Humber

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125
Q

Who sacked Jonathon Shallit as her manager in 2000?

A

Charlotte Church

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126
Q

What is a strong aversion to beards known as

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Pognophobia

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127
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What is Switzerland’s official name

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Swiss Confederation

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128
Q

The De Beers group of companies controls more than 80% of the world’s supply of ______?

A

Rough diamonds

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129
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What is the literal meaning of the Dutch word brandewijn” which we call brandy

A

Burnt wine

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130
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Who wrote most of the new testament books

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Paul

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131
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Which 60’s Movie features The Line back in your gilded cage Melanie Daniels

A

The Birds

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What democratic country gives military aid to both iran and iraq

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United

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133
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Who did squeaky fromme try to assassinate

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Gerald ford

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134
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Which Artist One Had A Musical Alto Ego Called “The Thin White Duke”

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David Bowie

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135
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How man legs does a crab have

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Ten

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136
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Who Sang The Song “Sweet Child O Mine” In The 90’s

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Guns N Roses

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137
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The KLF Had Their First No.1 Under A Different Name What Was It

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The Timlords / Doctorin The Tardis

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138
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Hammer, anvil, and stirrup are parts of the ________.

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Ear

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139
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This is the strongest poker hand you can get.

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Royal flush

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140
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Confide In Me Was A Hit In 1994, Who Was The Singer

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Kylie Minogue

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141
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In what is food surrounded with dry, hot, circulated air

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Convection oven

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What Japanese dish consists of Tofu Beef and vegetables

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Sukiyaki

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From which musical did ‘One Night in Bangkok’ & ‘I Know Him So Well’ come?

A

Chess

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144
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Of Which Animal Is The Gander The Female?

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Goose

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145
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What is 2000 in Roman Numerals

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MM

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146
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In Coronation Street, which room in the Rover’s Return was regularly used by Ena Sharples and friends

A

Snug

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147
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What is the correct term of address to the Pope

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Your Holiness

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148
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What is a person with numerophobia afraid of

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Numbers

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149
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When is the only time a flag should be flown upside down

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Emergency

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150
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What is the chemical name for quicksilver?

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Mercury

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151
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In Which Card Game Might You Be Dealt A Yardborough

A

Bridge (No Card Over 9)

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152
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What is a group of grasshoppers

A

Getting bald

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153
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What not so hep disease had its virus finally identified in 1984

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Hepatitis

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154
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Which British King had the-longest reign

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George iii

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On December 1, 1917, who opened Boys Town, a farm village for wayward boys, near Omaha, Nebraska

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Father Edward Flanagan

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156
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What is the flower that stands for: coldheartedness

A

Lettuce

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157
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In what sport do you find ‘coursing’

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Greyhound racing

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158
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In The World Of Music How Is “Leslie Charles” More Commonly Known

A

Billie Ocean

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159
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Whose Operas Include Tanhauser & Tristan Und Isolde

A

Wagner

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160
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What actor was once fruit picker iceman truck driver propman

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John Wayne

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161
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Name the Duke of Wellingtons horse at Waterloo

A

Copenhagen

162
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Who composed the Symphonies Fantastique

A

Hector Berlioz

163
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Whom did David Steel succeed as leader of the Liberal Party

A

Jeremy thorpe

164
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How many hurdles are there in a 400 metres hurdle race

A

Ten

165
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Who tells the story in The Arabian Nights

A

Sheherazade

166
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Tanzania is the country that resulted from the union of zanzibar and ______

A

Tanganyika

167
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In common: henry ford, adolf hitler, frank sinatra, orville and wilbur wright

A

Secondary school dropouts dropped out of school school drop out

168
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Which detective was played by Jack Webb in Dragnet

A

Sgt joe friday

169
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What do americans call chick peas

A

Garbanzo beans

170
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Which French District Does Claret Come From

A

Bordeaux

171
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The Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie is a World Heritage Site, in which Italian city would you find it

A

Milan

172
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“What Native Language Would Jesus Christ Have Spoken ? (““Hebrew, Sanskrit, Arabic, Aramaic”” ) “

A

Aramaic

173
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What religion was Adolf Hitler

A

Roman Catholic

174
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Which Member Of Duran Duran Produced “Kajagoogoo’s” First Album

A

Nick Rhodes

175
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Which Belgian noble woman was sentenced to death for bathing in the blood of servant girls she had murdered in order to keep her young

A

Countess Elizabeth Bathory

176
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What is a coral island consisting of a ring of rock enclosing a central lagoon

A

Atoll

177
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A Snooker Player Makes A Break Of Eight Points. Which Three Colours Are Potted? (PFE)

A

Red, Yellow & Brown

178
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In the 1980 Summer Olympics, Nadia Comaneci was judged to have given a perfect performance on the asymmetrical bars and which other exercise

A

The beam

179
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What fish was the subject of dispute Spain Canada in 1995

A

Turbot

180
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A roofed gallery with an open arcade or colonnade on at least one side.

A

Loggia

181
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In which game would you have a pitchers mound and an outfield?

A

Baseball

182
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Which Queen Had An Extra Finger?

A

Anne Boleyn

183
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__________ don’t fly by flapping their wings up and down. The motion is more forward and backward, like a figure eight on its side.

A

Birds

184
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What goes with ruby, emerald and sapphire to make up the world’s most valuable gems

A

Diamond

185
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In which country were Lada cars manufactured?

A

Russia

186
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Who Released The Original Recording Of “Lets All Chant”

A

The Michael Zager Band

187
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What links Iguanas, Koalas and Kimono Dragons

A

Two Penises

188
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The song Proud Mary was writted by ___.?

A

Creedence Clearwater Revival

189
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Who was the Prime Minister of Malta between 1971 and 1984

A

Dom mintoff

190
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The Tramps came from which US city?

A

Philadelphia

191
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Who played the girl on the motorcycle in a film of same name

A

Marianne Faithful

192
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Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves was released in what year

A

1992

193
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Whose music featured in The Clockwork Orange

A

Beethoven

194
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What bites campers on the big toe

A

Vampire bat

195
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The song I Talk to the Trees comes from what musical

A

Paint Your Wagon

196
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A catalogue of words and synonyms?

A

Thesaurus

197
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Solar time what’s the usual age for a jewish boy to celebrate his “bar mitzvah”

A

Thirteen

198
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In which state are the Everglades ?

A

Florida

199
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Who was the first woman to swim from port angeles to victoria

A

Marilyn bell

200
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Front which part of a pig do we get ham

A

Hind leg

201
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Name the largest island in the world.

A

Greenland

202
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Who Was The First Actress To Be Featured On A Postage Stamp?

A

Grace Kelly

203
Q

What is the minimum IQ score for the genius category

A

140

204
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During The 1980’s Patrick Bossert, Was The First Person On The Planet To Do What

A

Solve The Rubiks Cube

205
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What king was murdered by macbeth

A

Duncan

206
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Which Islands Were The Subject Of A War Between Argentina And Britain in 1982?

A

Falklands

207
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What Is Ronald Biggs Famous For

A

Being A Great Train Robber

208
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Who wrote Moon River used in Breakfast at Tiffanies

A

Henry Mancini

209
Q

What is the currancy unit of El Salvador

A

Colon

210
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What Dutch master painted 64 self-portraits?

A

Rembrandt

211
Q

What 2 countries have square flags?

A

Switzerland and the Vatican

212
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Which disease was once known as white plague

A

Tuberculosis

213
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Carrots Are Rich In which Vitamin Is It A,B,C,D

A

A

214
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An __________ may weigh as much as 300 pounds. Its intestinal tract is 45 feet long.

A

Ostrich

215
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A famous RAH novel, as well as a number believed to be cursed

A

The number of the beast

216
Q

Who signed the declaration of independence

A

John hancock and charles thomson

217
Q

What is football called in Italy

A

Calico

218
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Which city’s music was featured in “I Feel Fine”

A

Liverpool’s

219
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Who Asked Do You Want To Know A Secret

A

Billy J Kramer & The Dakotas

220
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Napoleon had a fear of what - Aelurophobia

A

Cats

221
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What nation has had its own scandels dubbed muldergate & inkathagate

A

South africa

222
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In the dice game ‘craps’, what is a throw of double one called

A

Snakeeye

223
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Which Charcter Did “ Neil Hamilton ” Play In The Original Tv Series Batman?

A

Chief Commisioner Gordon

224
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Who invented Fingerprint Classification?

A

Francis Galton

225
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Who was the last native-born Prince of Wales

A

Owen glendower

226
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Which Contemporary Scientist Is Suffering From From Motorneurone Disease

A

Steven Hawkins

227
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A turn on one leg, with the toe of the other leg touching the knee of the turning leg.

A

Pirouette

228
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What’s the official state sport of alaska

A

Dog sledding

229
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What is the Capital of: Ireland

A

Dublin

230
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Several different ways in what printing may be accomplished, such as lithography, letterpress, flexography, gravure, & screen printing

A

Printing techniques

231
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What is the oldest bridge over the Seine in Paris

A

Pont Neuf

232
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Encounter on March 5, 1770, five years before the American Revolution, between British troops and a group of citizens of Boston

A

Boston Massacre

233
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Shbat is Arabic for what month

A

February

234
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What was the name of Hamlets father

A

Hamlet

235
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Name the town that Fred, Wilma, Barney, and Betty lived in.

A

Bedrock

236
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Whose Debut Album “I Should Coco” Reached No.1 In The UK Album Charts

A

Supergrass

237
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What Is Dry Ice

A

Solid Carbon Dioxide

238
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In Morrisville Pennsylvania women need permit to wear what

A

Cosmetics

239
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Who says, “Th-th-th-that’s all folks!”

A

Porky Pig

240
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18% of Americans mention who in their will

A

Their pet

241
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Who was both the 22nd & the 24th president of the US

A

Stephen grover cleveland

242
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Who said “all you need to fly are lovely things and fairy dust”

A

Peter pan

243
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What is never shown in a Las Vegas Casino

A

The Time - No Clocks

244
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Which London landmark is now the depository of the royal coronation regalia

A

The tower of london

245
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The average adult human has 32 of these

A

Teeth

246
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What term is used for the speed at which a piece of music is played ?

A

Tempo

247
Q

What is a virgule

A

The / slash

248
Q

Who was the Greek god of sleep

A

Hypnos

249
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Which Science Fiction author created The Triffids

A

John Wyndom

250
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What is the capital of Mongolia?

A

Ulan Bator

251
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Where was printing by movable type invented

A

China

252
Q

Slang word for huge or enormous

A

Humongous

253
Q

Which Country Won The Most Gold Medals At This Years Olympics (Bonus Pt For How many)

A

China (51)

254
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Nordic And Alpine Are Two Main Categories Of Which Sport?

A

Skiing

255
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What famed ranch can you see from ranch road no. 1 near stonewall, texas

A

The lbj ranch

256
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In the opera, what kind of factory did Carmen work in

A

Cigarette

257
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Hashimoto’s disease is the malfunctioning of which gland

A

Thyroid

258
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Iris Somerville - killed London 1982 - Lightning struck what

A

Metal Support on her Bra

259
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Which country consumes more Coca Cola per head than anywhere else in the world?

A

Iceland

260
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Buffalo River National Park is in which state

A

Arkansas

261
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This popular card game’s name is spanish for “one.”

A

Uno

262
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In which countries would you find the following city ‘Tabasco’?

A

Mexico

263
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The Rufous is the only species of hummingbird to nest in Alaska. They migrate 2,000 miles to Mexico each winter, and then back to Alaska in the __________

A

Spring

264
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What do the initials NASA stand for

A

National aeronautics & space administration

265
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Name the heaviest flying bird of prey

A

Condor

266
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“My Ever Changing Moods” Was A Hit For Which UK Band

A

The Style Council

267
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Who painted “The Persistence of Memory”

A

Salvador dali

268
Q

How many years did Nelson Mandela spend in prison?

A

27 Years

269
Q

Which Band Was Rod Stewart A Member Of Before Going Solo

A

The Faces

270
Q

Who was the first Windsor monarch of the UK?

A

George V (reigned 1910-1936)

271
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Which Famous Actor was Charged with Lewd Behavior in 1995

A

Hugh Grant

272
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What major league baseball team has a moose for a mascot

A

The seattle mariners seattle mariners

273
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Whose ghost haunted Scrooge with clanking chains & wierd sounds

A

Jacob marley

274
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Which Dessert Has A Custard Base And A Burnt Caramelised Top?

A

Cr?me Brulee

275
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Old Irish law what boys name give to fine murderer paid compo

A

Eric

276
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Born In 1962 Who In The World Of Music Has The Real Name “Stanley Kirk Burrell”

A

MC Hammer

277
Q

Who wrote the novel The Last of the Mohicans, first published in 1820

A

James fenimore cooper

278
Q

Which major horserace is held in Australia on the first Tuesday in November

A

The melbourne cup

279
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Collectively, what name is given to the first ten of the twenty six amendments to the United States’ Constitution

A

The bill of rights

280
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In Which song did Procal Harem Sing About 16 vestal virgins

A

A Whiter shade of pale

281
Q

Who’s only person have Dewey Decimal class named after him

A

William Shakespeare

282
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Morten Harket Is The Lead Singer Of Which Band

A

Aha

283
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In the language of flowers what does straw mean

A

Agreement

284
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In what field is Romuald Rat a well-known name

A

Paparazzi photographer

285
Q

In the Chinese horoscope what animal comes first alphabetically

A

Boar

286
Q

Daimants Sur Canape French translation of what film

A

Breakfast at Tiffanys

287
Q

Who owned a cat called Bismarck

A

Florence Nightingale

288
Q

The French say Bis - what word do the English use

A

Encore

289
Q

Founded In 1992 From Which Country Does The Airline Kiwi International Airlines Originate

A

USA

290
Q

Which US state gets the most rainfall?

A

Hawaii

291
Q

______________ is the only continent without reptiles or snakes

A

Antarctica

292
Q

Who is the greek equivalent of the roman god Diana

A

Artemis

293
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What was the hightest mountain in the world before the discovery of everest?

A

Mount Everest

294
Q

What South American cities inhabitants are called portenos

A

Buenos Aires

295
Q

What is a group of ducks paddling

A

Team

296
Q

What country celebrated its National Day on 1st March?

A

Wales

297
Q

What’s another name for tetanus

A

Lockjaw

298
Q

How Is The Double Act Of David Peacock & Charles Hodges Better Known?

A

Chas & Dave

299
Q

Why Is The Mole Cricket So Called

A

Spends Most Of Its Time Underground

300
Q

What is the largest country wholly within Europe

A

France

301
Q

Who flew too close to the sun

A

Icarus

302
Q

On which date is Epiphany celebrated in the traditional Western calendar?

A

6th January

303
Q

How many hours a day does a ferret sleep?

A

20

304
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Which Oscar-winning actor’s only film as a director was the 1961 Western One-Eyed Jacks

A

Marlon brando

305
Q

In badminton, how many points win a singles game

A

Fifteen points

306
Q

What Became The Tallest Building In England In October 1965

A

Post Office Tower

307
Q

James Stewart starred in Hitchcock’s Rear Window, who was his female co-star

A

Grace kelly

308
Q

What do the tendons attach to the bones or cartilage

A

Muscles

309
Q

What is the name of the Chinese leader who died in 1997

A

Deng xiao-ping

310
Q

What event marked the 1954 french grand prix

A

Return of mercedes

311
Q

Which Long Running Tv Show Was the Brain Child Of Former RAF Gunner Bill Wright

A

Mastermind

312
Q

What do deciduous trees do

A

Lose their leaves in winter

313
Q

Who first noticed that the sun had spots

A

Galileo

314
Q

What nationality is Yehudi Menuhin

A

American

315
Q

What is the flower that stands for: advice

A

Rhubarb

316
Q

Where were the 1956 Olympics held ?

A

Melbourne, Australia

317
Q

What does the energiser bunny wear on his feet

A

Flip flops

318
Q

“High Class Baby” & “Travellin Ligh” Were Hits For Which Singer

A

Cliff Richard

319
Q

What was jimmy carter operated on for while serving as president

A

Haemorrhoids

320
Q

What Does ‘CAMRA’ Stand For

A

The Campaign for Real Ales

321
Q

Give either of poet E.E.Cummin s’ christian names. edward

A

Estlin

322
Q

What Were Frosty The Snowmans Final Words

A

I’ll Be Back Again Someday

323
Q

In which drink will a raisin in a glass keep floating to the top and sinking to the bottom

A

Champagne

324
Q

Which bony structure includes the zygomatic, ethmoid, and vomer bones’

A

Skull

325
Q

What meteorological significance is traditionally attached to cows lying down

A

Rain

326
Q

The Swiss spend the worlds most money per capita on what

A

Insurance

327
Q

Which character did Mel Gibson play in the film “Braveheart”

A

William wallace

328
Q

What was the largest town in Britain before it became a city in 1992

A

Sunderland

329
Q

Who was known as The King of Pop

A

Michael Jackson

330
Q

In 1999 470 Chinese were injured by what

A

Exploding beer bottles

331
Q

A stitch in time saves ____

A

Nine

332
Q

What is the capital of Belgium ?

A

Brussels

333
Q

In Which Film Did Madonna Play A Character Called “Gloria Tatlock”

A

Shanghai Surprise

334
Q

In 1973 Roland Ohisson was buried in a coffin made of what

A

Chocolate

335
Q

What state is only part of the United States by treaty?

A

Texas

336
Q

President richard m nixon called what songstress an “ambassador of love”

A

Pearl baily

337
Q

Name The Legendary Australian Outlaw Portrayed On Film By Mick

A

Ned Kelly

338
Q

In which film do the blue meanies attack pepperland and are defeated by the beatles

A

Yellow submarine

339
Q

Who Was The First US President To Take Up Residence In The White House

A

John Adams

340
Q

How was the greek city of troy penetrated

A

Wooden horse

341
Q

Mexico city is the capital of ______

A

Mexico

342
Q

What celebrated photographer snapped shots of Yosemite for 67 straight years

A

Ansel adams

343
Q

Which River Forms A Border Between France & Germany

A

The Rhine

344
Q

In the game ‘banjo-kazooie’, who is banjo’s little sister

A

Tooty

345
Q

What are affected by phylloxera

A

Vines

346
Q

What tunnel connects France and Italy ?

A

Mont Blanc Tunnel

347
Q

Who Wrote The Collection Of Short Stories On Which Fiddler On The Roof Was Based

A

Sholom Aleichem

348
Q

Baseball: The Chicago ______?

A

Cubs

349
Q

Which White Blues Singer Attended The University Of Texas In The Early 60’s & Was Voted Ugliest Man On Campus

A

Janis Joplin

350
Q

Who played the lead in the movie “The Mask”?

A

Jim Carrey

351
Q

To what position was John Masefield appointed in May 1930?

A

Poet Laureate

352
Q

Which of Shakespeares plays involves a pound of flesh

A

The merchant of venice

353
Q

What is the Capital of: Mauritania

A

Nouakchott

354
Q

Which Beautiful Capital By The Sea Is Wonderful

A

Wonderful Wonderful Copenhagen

355
Q

What do you call the person who carries a golfer’s clubs

A

Caddie

356
Q

When a tumour is cancerous, what is it said to be?

A

Malignant

357
Q

What common word comes from the Latin for who are you

A

Quiz

358
Q

Freda Payne Enjoyed Her Only Major Chart Hit In 1970. Name It?

A

Band Of Gold

359
Q

Joan O Neill Who Sings With The Tina Turna Tribute Band Is Actually The Mother Of Which Very Successful Pop Star

A

Mel C (NOT MEL B)

360
Q

Who wrote the classic science fiction novel ‘ Hellicona Spring”

A

Brian aldiss

361
Q

In what sport would you use spikes and blocks

A

Athletics

362
Q

What country - largest earthquake of 20th cent 8.6 Richter 1906

A

Colombia

363
Q

What Is Chopin’s Piano Sonata In B Flat Minor Also Known As

A

The Funeral March

364
Q

Which U.S. State is known as the Mother of Presidents

A

Virginia

365
Q

Who recorded ‘I Can’t Explain’ in 1965?

A

The Who

366
Q

Where were the Pillars of Hercules located

A

Gibraltar

367
Q

Where could you have a kip - then spend it

A

Laos its currency

368
Q

Which Supermarket Chain Uses Jamie Oliver To Advertise It’s Products

A

Sainsburys

369
Q

What language do gypsies speak

A

Romany

370
Q

In which sea would you find the island of Bornholm

A

Baltic sea

371
Q

Approximately how many genes are there on one human DNA molecule

A

80

372
Q

In what country do people speak the Language they call Nihongo?

A

Japan

373
Q

What candy did president reagan keep on his desk in the white house

A

Jelly

374
Q

What comedy act started as “the six musical mascots”

A

Marx brothers

375
Q

An upright masonry support.

A

Pier

376
Q

Collective nouns - What are a group of greyhounds called

A

A Leash

377
Q

Popular in the south of the United States, which peculiar meat was the original basis of a ‘Brunswick Stew’?

A

Squirrel

378
Q

Rhus Radicans shrub green flowers white berries common name

A

Poison Ivy

379
Q

What is the abbreviation for trinitrotoluene?

A

TNT

380
Q

What Is The Most Common Venereal Disease

A

Gonorrhoea

381
Q

Average woman’s 1.5 times bigger than average mans - what

A

Circumference of Thighs

382
Q

Who was the father of Ham, Shem and Japheth in the bible?

A

Noah

383
Q

Which country has the smallest birth rate

A

Vatican City

384
Q

Which film producer said ‘Anyone who goes to a psychiatrist should have his head examined

A

Samuel goldwyn

385
Q

Manufacturer of the Pentium microprocessor

A

Intel

386
Q

What’s the principal river of ireland

A

Shannon

387
Q

In the field of psychiatry this term means self-love.

A

Narcissism

388
Q

In 1992 Who Famously Described Himself As A “Bisexual Who’s Never Had A Homosexual Experience”

A

Brett Anderson

389
Q

Railings on a balcony are called a..

A

Baulstrade

390
Q

Ancient Rome / Greece what Temple was dedicated to all Gods

A

Pantheon

391
Q

Which classical composer wrote the Hungarian Rhapsody

A

Franz Liszt

392
Q

Who sang ‘Mull of Kintyre’?

A

Wings

393
Q

What show did the catch phrase, “Yeah, That’s The Ticket” originate on?

A

Saturday Night Live

394
Q

What is the capital of Central African Republic ?

A

Bangui

395
Q

What Is Phobophobia The Fear Of

A

Fear Of Fears

396
Q

Daniel Keys wrote which 1959 Hugo award winning SF novel

A

Flowers for Algernon

397
Q

U.S. Captials - Vermont

A

Montpelier

398
Q

What was the name of the train on the tv series petticoat junction

A

Cannonball

399
Q

The _____________ is the lowest body of water on Earth at 1,315 feet below sea level at its lowest point.

A

Dead sea

400
Q

Mythophobia is a fear of ______

A

Stories