Trivia Database_25 Flashcards

1
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Who discovered Tasmania

A

Abel tasman

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2
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What is a young whale

A

Calf

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3
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Which infectious disease is known as Kissing Disease

A

Glandular fever

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4
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What is made with a mix of charcoal, saltpetre and sulphur

A

Gunpowder

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5
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Who was the sun god

A

Ra

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6
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What is the capital of Liberia

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Monrovia

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7
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In ‘star wars’ david prowse was darth vader’s ______

A

Body

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8
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Quebec and newfoundland are the only two canadian provinces which do not allow ______

A

Personalised licence plates

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9
Q

A typical bed usually houses over how many dust mites

A

6 billion

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10
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What fruit is the basis for guacamole

A

Avocado

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11
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It costs $30 a day in Austria to do this nude in winter - what

A

Cross country skiing

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12
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Chokan Moyogi Shakan Han Kengai and Kengai styles of what

A

Bonsai - styles

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13
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What organization helped defend earth in “ultra man”

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Science patrol

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14
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What makes Kirminski church in Finland unique

A

World biggest wooden church

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15
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In which state are the Finger Lakes?

A

New York

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16
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How many hurdles must a runner jump over in the 110m men’s hurdles race?

A

10

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17
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What alkaloid is derived principally from the bark of the cinchona tree

A

Quinine

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18
Q

A large patterned handkerchief

A

Bandanna

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19
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In What Year Did Russian Computer Programmer “Alexi Pachitnov” Design & Program The Video Game Tetris

A

1985

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20
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What is the fifth month of the year

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May

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21
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Which Sport Event Combines Riding, Revolver, Shooting, Fencing, Swimming & Running?

A

The Pentathlon

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22
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The Gates To The Entrance Of Wimbledon Are Named After Which Player?

A

Fred Perry

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23
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Which 1776 American Affirmation Asserted The Basic Rights Of All To (Life, Liberty & The Pursuit Of Happiness)

A

American Declaration Of Independence

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24
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Flamingos are not naturally pink. They get their color from their food, tiny green algae that turn pink during __________

A

Digestion

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25
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In A Pefect 147 Snooker Break How Many Points Would Have Been Scored By Potting The Black

A

112

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26
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What comes in varieties freestone and clingstone

A

Peaches

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27
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A scholar who studies the Marquis de Sade is called a what

A

Sadian

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28
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With what did dricketer mansoor ali khan pataudi play with for a long time

A

Glass eye

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29
Q

You have head of ebay.com what’s ebay translate to in Russian

A

Fuck off – imperative of word fuck

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30
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Saudi Arabia law women get divorce if husband don’t give her it

A

What? - Coffee

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31
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Who wrote Sparkling Cyanide and Death on the Nile

A

Agatha christie

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32
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This is the fear of enclosed spaces.

A

Claustrophobia

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33
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What is a group of geese flying

A

Skein

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34
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According to Espen Lind, who cries when ‘she cries a rain storm, she cries a river, she cries a hole in the ground’

A

Susannah

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35
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Jobs from names - what did a Wayne do

A

Wagon Maker

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36
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Which is the largest of the Egyptian Pyramids ?

A

Pyramid of Cheops

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37
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In agriculture, what is ground being ‘rested’ for a season called?

A

Fallow

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38
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What is the capital of Czech Republic ?

A

Prague

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39
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Who makes the impulse se camera

A

Polaroid

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40
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What term is applied to the natural process by which molecules will disperse evenly throughout a particular substance

A

Diffusion

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41
Q

Where is the Salvador Dali museum located

A

St Petersburg Florida

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42
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What was The Eldest Son Of Edward III Better Known As?

A

The Black Prince

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43
Q

Where is milk the most popular beverage

A

North america

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44
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Who was lead guitarist with Mountain?

A

Leslie West

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45
Q

John Simon Richie became famous as who

A

Sid Vicious

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46
Q

When used to describe a camera, what does SLR stand for

A

Single lens reflex

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47
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Kevlar Is Tradionaly Used In The Manufacture Of Which Item Of Attire

A

Bullet Proof Vest

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48
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Which film won the best sound effects Oscar in 1990

A

Hunt for Red October

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49
Q

The Kelvin scale is used to measure _________.

A

Temperature

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50
Q

Of Which Plant Family Is The Leek A Member?

A

The Lily

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51
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Who was john lennon married to

A

Yoko ono

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52
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In which film did Marlene Dietrich sing “See What the Boys in the Backroom Will Have”

A

Destry rides again

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53
Q

Which Detective Tried To Find Out Who Framed Roger Rabbit

A

Eddie Valiant, (Bob Hoskins)

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54
Q

What geographical point did Robert Peary claim to have reached

A

North pole

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55
Q

Who was born in Chicago 5th December 1901 died 1966

A

Walt Disney

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56
Q

Naturally we got to find a place called Fuka - Where

A

Zaire

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57
Q

How Many Chart Entries Did The Jam Have Between March & August 1980 (2,4,6 Or 8)

A

8

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58
Q

Into which bay does the golden gate strait lead

A

San francisco bay

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59
Q

Agriculture incorporating the cultivation and conservation of trees

A

Agroforestry

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60
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” What Letter Comes Next In The Following Sequence ““B, C, C, D, D, D, P, R”” ‘Blitzen, Comet, Cupid, Dancer, Dasher, Donner, Prancer, Rudolph, Vixen’’ “

A

V= Santa’s Reindeers in Alphabetical Order

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61
Q

In which Charles Dickens novel does Herbert Pocket appear

A

Great expectations

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62
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The relative speed of the TRS-80 to the ENIAC is __:1

A

20

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63
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Which Famous Actor Played The Role Of “Blake Carrington” In The Pilot Episode Of Dynasty

A

George Peppard

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64
Q

Who Is Novelist Helen Fieldings Most Famous Character?

A

Bridget Jones

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65
Q

Longest chart life of any Beatles single: 19 weeks

A

19 Weeks / Hey Jude

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66
Q

What is the capital of Missouri?

A

Jefferson City

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67
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What Russian writer was deported from the Soviet Union in 1974

A

Alexander

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68
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Who Played Franz List In Ken Russells Film “Lisztomania”

A

Roger Daltry

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69
Q

Mathew Webb swam the channel - where did he drown

A

Niagara Falls

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70
Q

Which Band Released The Song Breakfast In America

A

Supertramp

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71
Q

Dendrologists worship what

A

Trees

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72
Q

What is the capital of Indonesia?

A

Jakarta

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73
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In ‘dawson’s creek’, who does joshua jackson play

A

Pacey witter

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74
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What Type Of Insect Is A Weevil

A

A Beetle

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75
Q

What is the capital of michigan

A

Lansing

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76
Q

Which organ secretes insulin?

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Pancreas

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77
Q

Who Was Lead Singer With Van Halen But Went Solo In 1985

A

David Lee Roth

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78
Q

What word is spelled out in Morse by - .. - dash dot dot dash

A

TIT

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79
Q

McDonalds and Burger King put what on their fries

A

Sugar to brown colour

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80
Q

What is the most popular street name in the u.s

A

Park street

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81
Q

What country owns corsica

A

France

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82
Q

Who played the title role in the ‘Mad Max’ series of films?

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Mel Gibson

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83
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The oyster is usually __________. It begins life as a male, then becomes a female, then changes back to being a male, then back to being female. It may go back and forth many times.

A

Ambisexual

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84
Q

Carlo Collodi created which famous children’s character

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Pinocchio

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85
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Which UK Instrumental Group Reached Number 5 With “Sabre Dance”

A

Love Sculpture

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86
Q

In Merryville Missouri woman cannot by law wear what

A

Corsets - men have right to admire

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87
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Which Roberta Flack Album Track Became A Hit After An Association With Clint Eastwood

A

The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face

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88
Q

Traditionally Lamborghini Miura and Diablo are named for what

A

Fighting Bulls

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89
Q

Candlemaker soapmaker merged in Cincinnati 1837 making what

A

Procter and Gamble

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90
Q

What actor was famous for the line “nanoo nanoo”?

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Robin Williams

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91
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Dr. Feelgood’ was which group’s last album with Vince Neill

A

Motley Crue

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92
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Which countries name translates as place with a great river

A

Paraguay

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93
Q

What word starts and ends with und

A

Underground

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94
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What Song Features The Lyric “Ive Been Going Out With A Girl Her Name Is Julie”

A

Jilted John

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95
Q

Unfriendly, cold and sexually unresponsive

A

Frigid

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96
Q

How long is the longest tunnel

A

169 kms

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97
Q

What is Harold Lloyd Jenkins’ stage name?

A

Conway Twitty

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98
Q

In Trenton NJ its specifically illegal to throw what in street

A

Bad Pickle

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99
Q

What is the flower that stands for: pure love

A

Single red pink

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100
Q

In which state is Stone Mountain

A

Georgia

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101
Q

Juan What type of animal is a wallaby

A

Kangaroo

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102
Q

What short lived TV western did Rod Serling produce after Twilight Zone

A

Loner

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103
Q

John Lennon Once Caused Outrage When He Said The Beatles Were More Popular Than Who?

A

Jesus

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104
Q

Who was King Of England During The Battle Of Agincourt?

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Henry V

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105
Q

International car registration letters what country is IS

A

Iceland

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106
Q

A company called Symbol owns patent to what common item

A

Bar Code

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107
Q

The word cruise comes from which language

A

Dutch Kruisen

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108
Q

What is a group of this animal called: Gnat

A

Cloud horde

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109
Q

Which Trio Wrote The Diana Ross Hit Chain Reaction

A

The Bee Gees

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110
Q

The tenge is the basic monetary unit of which country?

A

Kazakhstan (1 tenge = 100 teims)

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111
Q

What is the capital of Burma?

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Rangoon

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112
Q

Who wrote The Magician’s Nephew

A

C s lewis

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113
Q

What is the birthstone for August?

A

Peridot

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114
Q

Scapegoat meaning blame taker comes from what religion

A

Jewish Yom Kippur

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115
Q

By Law in North Carolina you can’t do what

A

Sing out of Tune

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116
Q

Jake Burns was associated with which British punk band?

A

Stiff Little Fingers

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117
Q

What are catalogued under the Dewey decimal system?

A

Books

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118
Q

Clothes designer John Galliano works for which fashion house

A

Christian dior

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119
Q

Which playing card is known as The Devils Bedpost

A

Four of Clubs

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120
Q

What drink was named after 5th child Henry 8 Catherine of Aragon

A

Bloody Mary

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121
Q

What pigment is responsible for the red color in leaves

A

Anthocyanins

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122
Q

What was the original working title of the movie “Help”?

A

Eight Arms To Hold You

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123
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Which Saxophonist Was Born Kenneth Gorlick On June 6, 1956

A

Kenny G

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124
Q

What was the first product sold in aerosol sprays

A

Insecticides

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125
Q

Japan consists of the four large islands of Hokkaido, __________, Shikoku, Kyushu, and about three thousand smaller islands.

A

Honshu

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126
Q

What was the second carry on film?

A

Carry on Nurse

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127
Q

What ship sank off ireland in 1915

A

The lusitania

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128
Q

What is a regurgitation of acid from the stomach into the aesophagus

A

Heartburn

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129
Q

What is the capital of Senegal?

A

Dakar

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130
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What was the war during Regan’s first term that took place on an island in the carribean?

A

Grenada

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131
Q

Who is the norse god of mischief

A

Loki

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Who said, “People don’t credit me with much of a brain, so why should I disillusion them.”?

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Sylvester Stallone

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The only domestic animal not mentioned in the Bible is what

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Cat

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What African countries capitol is named after a US president

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Liberia - Monrovia – James Monroe

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135
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What came out of Milton’s head

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Steam

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136
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In Which English Citty Was Cary Grant Born

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Bristol

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137
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From what is rum distilled

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Sugar cane

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138
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What father/daughter duo made ‘Gag Me With a Spoon’ a household phrase during the eighties?

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Frank & Moon Unit Zappa

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139
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1 in 20 women say they have never touched what

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Shovel

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140
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According to the King James version of the twenty-third psalm, ‘yea, though i walk through the valley of the shadow of death, i shall fear no ___________’

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Evil

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141
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In Computing What Does HTTP Stand For

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Hyper Text Transfer Protocal

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142
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What is a group of bitterns

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Sedge

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143
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Which British Car Was Driven By Paddy Hopkirk To Win The 1964 Monte Carlo Rally , And Also Featured In The Film The Italian Job

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Mini Cooper

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144
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Who captained the HMS Beagle?

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Charles Darwin

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145
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Which Rock Legends Did The Harlem Shuffle In The 1980’s

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The Rolling Stones

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146
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Who directed ‘the shining’

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Stanley kubrick

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North American tribe, of the Iroquoian linguistic family and the Southeast culture area

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Cherokee

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148
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In Which Country Might The Jets Play The Mariners & The Glory Take On The Roar At Football

A

Australia

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149
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Name USA city it’s illegal to have a nude shop dummy on display

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New York

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150
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In what key do american car horns beep

A

F

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151
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At German country weddings the couple had to do what together

A

Saw through a log

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152
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What Greek slave wrote fables?

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Aesop

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153
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Who played Judge Dredd on film in 1996

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Sylvester stallone

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154
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What was the name of the old fireman on “leave it to beaver

A

Gus

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155
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“7x” was used to refer to the secret ingredient of what drink

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Coca cola

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156
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What meat do Muslims not eat

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Pork

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157
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What links Millionaires, Metropolitans, Black Hawks, Silver seven

A

Stanley Cup winners Ice Hockey

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158
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In which year was the British Dog License abolished?

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1987

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159
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Which Is The Largest State In Australia

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Western Australia

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160
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After who was the month of August named

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Augustus Caesar

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161
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Which group released the album “O.K. Computer” in 1997

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Radiohead

162
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The study of man and culture is known as ________.

A

Anthropology

163
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Leonard Sly became famous as who

A

Roy Rodgers

164
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Which British Pop Group Had A Hit With Brontosaurus

A

The Move

165
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Hens do not have to be impregnated to lay eggs. The __________ is necessary only to fertilize the egg.

A

Rooster

166
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What process involves the heating of milk to a temperature of about 60 degrees

A

Pasteurisation

167
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What are Jean Bernard, Pierre St-Martin and Berger in France

A

Worlds deep caves

168
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In medieval France a persons rank was shown by the length of ?

A

Shoe points bigger=higher

169
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___________ is the most densely populated non_island region in the world, with more than 1,970 humans per square mile.

A

Bangladesh

170
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Seretse Khama was the first President of which country

A

Botswana

171
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Link Achtung Adagio Bravo Butterfly Gong Polo Rondo Zebra

A

Typefaces or Fonts

172
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What was the profession of Ted Bundy

A

Attorney

173
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_____________ is the largest Western European country. Its area is slightly less than twice the size of Colorado.

A

France

174
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On The England New Order Song “World In Motion” Which Member Of The England Squad Provided The Rap

A

John Barnes

175
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Who Was Prime Minister When Edward VIII Abdicated?

A

Stanley Baldwin

176
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Thomas Magnum’s dad was played by what actor?

A

Robert Pine

177
Q

Single celled micro-organism

A

Bacterium

178
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What precious metal did alchemists call luna

A

Silver

179
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According to some, ‘Dutch courage’ in battle came from the over consumption of what ?

A

Gin (Genever is Dutch for juniper)

180
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What is black gold

A

Crude oil

181
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The Christmas period of 1813-14 saw the last what in London?

A

Christmas Fair on a frozen River Thames (known as a Frost Fair)

182
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What gems name means sea water in Latin

A

Aquamarine

183
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In Sioux language the Paha-sapa is what place

A

Black Hills - Dakota

184
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Which bird is sometimes referred to as a ‘pigeon hawk’?

A

Merlin

185
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Vast region comprising the eastern part of the Asian portion of Russia, bounded on the west by the Ural mountains; on the north by the Arctic Ocean; on the east by the Pacific Ocean; & on the south by China, Mongolia, & Kazakstan

A

Siberia

186
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Which motorway links Bradford with the M62?

A

M606

187
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Whats the telephone area code for Chicago

A

312

188
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A “pigskin” is another name for a(n) ________.

A

Football

189
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Instrument with windbag for pumping air through reeded pipes

A

Bagpipes

190
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Who recorded the album “the point” in 1970

A

Harry nilsson

191
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Where is noah’s ark thought to have landed

A

Mount ararat

192
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What 80’s group sang the theme song to “Square Pegs”.

A

The Waitresses

193
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How many bends in a standard paperclip?

A

Three

194
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What is a figure with eight equal sides called

A

Octagon

195
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Which Legend Spent More Weeks In The Charts Than Any Other Artist In Both 1970 & 1971

A

Elvis Presley

196
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In which sport are the trainees traditionally bricklayers

A

Bullfighting

197
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What nationality was Goya

A

Spanish

198
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What is the study of the cosmos called

A

Cosmology

199
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Who Played The Psychotic “Norman Bates” In The 1998 Remake Of The Classic Movie “Psycho”

A

Vince Vaughan

200
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What father/daughter duo made “Gag Me With a Spoon” a household phrase during the eighties?

A

Frank & Moon Unit Zappa

201
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Benny and Cecil were at odds with whom?

A

John

202
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Empire Strikes Back’ when the ghost of Obi Wan Kenobi said that Luke was their last hope against the Empire, who was Yoda refering to when he said: “No, there is another”?

A

Princess Leia

203
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Dover is the capital of ______

A

Delaware

204
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Which Beatle`s album was the bestselling album on the 1960s in the UK?

A

Sgt. Pepper`s Lonely Hearts Club Band

205
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The chemical formula for rubidium bromide is rbbr. It is the only chemical formula known to be a what

A

Palindrome

206
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Who sang with ‘the dakotas’

A

Billy j kramer

207
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What is the fear of worms known as

A

Scoleciphobia

208
Q

How tall are the bearskins worn by the guards at buckingham palace

A

20

209
Q

How old was John F. Kennedy when he became president

A

43

210
Q

On average 100 people a year choke to death on what

A

Ballpoint Pens

211
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Homichlophobia is the fear of

A

Fog

212
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Which Russian choreographer (1904-1983) moved to the USA and became a founder member of the School of American ballet

A

Balachine

213
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What Italian word means swank

A

Mafia

214
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Who was The Little Playful One

A

Pocahontas

215
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The Term ‘Dutch Courage’ Usually Comes From The Consumption Of Which Spirit?

A

Gin

216
Q

Yet Another Hierarchical Officious Oracle better known as what

A

YAHOO

217
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What martial art’s name means ‘leisure time’

A

Kung fu

218
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Who designed Madonna’s famous pointed corset

A

Jean paul gaultier

219
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To 10 Years Either Way, In What Year Did Sir Francis Drake Begin His Voyage Around The World ?

A

1577

220
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A person who eats only fruit

A

Fruitarian

221
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Name A Sporting Team Even In Which The Winning Team Only Move Backwards

A

Rowing / Tug O War

222
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What is used in a tempera painting

A

Egg yoke and water

223
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Lagnoperissia is a fancy name for what sexual condition

A

Nymphomania

224
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Alice Dormouse Mad Hatter who is missing from the Tea Party

A

March Hare

225
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Which Guitarist was in the original line up of Thin Lizzie

A

Eric bell

226
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Which entertainers feet were insured for $650,000

A

Fred astaire

227
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Which Male Athelete Ran The Fastest 100 Metres Of The 20th Century

A

Maurice Greene

228
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What’s the nickname for Paris, France

A

City of light

229
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For what metal is ‘au’ the chemical symbol

A

Gold

230
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In what sport did Jeffery Archer win an Oxford Blue (USA Letter)

A

Athletics

231
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There were no squirrels on Nantucket Island, Massachusetts until what year

A

1989

232
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Hercules had to clean the stables in one night - whose

A

Aegean Stables

233
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Who was the first U.S. president to have been divorced

A

Ronald reagan

234
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What is having a hole drilled through the cranium supposedly enabling people to reach a higher state of consciousness

A

Trepanning

235
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What animal has no vocal chords

A

Giraffe

236
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The construction of which famous New York City building was completed in 1931

A

The empire state

237
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What is the name of the asteroid that was believed to have killed the dinosaurs

A

Chixalub

238
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Acute infectious disease of the upper respiratory tract, caused by more than 100 kinds of viruses

A

Common cold

239
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Collective nouns - a Dule of what

A

Doves

240
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What year did ‘Papa Doc’ president of Haiti die

A

1967

241
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In what city are the famous Tivoli Gardens

A

Copenhagen

242
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What Is The Only Even Prime Number

A

2

243
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In 1984, a canadian farmer began renting advertising space on his what

A

Cow

244
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A meander bend in a river, named from river meander - where

A

Turkey

245
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Who was Prime Minister of France at the outbreak of World War I I

A

Edouard daladier

246
Q

What tanker caused a severe oil spill in 1989

A

Exxon Valdez (Alaska)

247
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In The Everly Brothers Song “Wake Up Little Suzie” What time do they wake up (when the movie’s over)?

A

4 O Clock

248
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Nebulaphobia is the fear of

A

Fog

249
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Whose Children Are Trixiebell, Little pixie, & Peaches

A

Bob Geldof & Paula Yates

250
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In what key is the dialtone of a telephone

A

F

251
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In What Year Were Tissue Cells First Grown Outside The Body By Us Biologist Ross Harrison

A

1905

252
Q

A large cage or building for keeping birds

A

Aviary

253
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How many spectators can cram into Strahov Stadium (world’s largest)

A

240000

254
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Who is the only singer to have no. 1 hits in the 50’s, 60’s, 70’s, 80’s and 90’s

A

Cliff richard

255
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In the harbour of which city was the Greenpeace flagship Rainbow Warrior sunk in 1985?

A

Auckland

256
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What Is The Microwave Device In An Oven Called

A

The Magnetron

257
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By What Collective Name Were Steve Cropper, Donald Duck Dunn, & Al Jackson Known

A

The Mg’s

258
Q

What is the Capital of: Netherlands

A

Amsterdam

259
Q

How many years did the Hundred Years War last?

A

115 Years (1337-1453)

260
Q

What was the Latin word for wheel - now a common transport

A

Truck

261
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What was Richard Wagner’s second Opera - idea during sea trip

A

The Flying Dutchman

262
Q

Muisical Duo Chas & Dave Wrote & Performed The Theme Tune To Which Classic Tv Game Show

A

Crackerjack

263
Q

Which Are More Nutritious Brown Or White Eggs

A

They Are Both The Same

264
Q

Which Band Does Jim Kerr Front

A

Simple Minds

265
Q

What are followers of the unification church

A

Moonies

266
Q

What is the name on fake credit cards

A

J L Webb

267
Q

On Tv’s A Question Of Sport Who were the first two team Captains?

A

Henry Cooper Cliff Morgan

268
Q

From which fruit is the liqueur Kirsh made

A

Cherries

269
Q

Which golfer has won the British Open most times since its inception

A

Harry vardon

270
Q

Axl Rose was an anagram for what phrase?

A

Oral Sex

271
Q

Jacob German in 1899 got the worlds first what in New York

A

Speeding Ticket – 12 mph

272
Q

What type of paper is used to test for acidity and alkalinity?

A

Litmus

273
Q

Which profession drinks the most coffee

A

Health care

274
Q

Who in 2003 aged 33 became the oldest male tennis player to be number one in the ATP’s entry rankings?

A

Andre Agassi

275
Q

Who was “the face that launched a thousand ships”

A

Helen of troy

276
Q

Young birds such as ducks, geese, and shore birds are born with their eyes __________

A

Open

277
Q

What fell into the pool in Caddyshack which caused a major exodus?

A

A Baby Ruth candy bar

278
Q

Which Manager Clipped A Couple Of Hooligans Ears Round The Ear

A

Brian Clough

279
Q

Quinsy is the inflammation of which body organ due to abscess

A

Tonsils

280
Q

What was known as the Ox Box

A

Xerox Photocopier

281
Q

What state borders Alabama to the north

A

Tennessee

282
Q

What biblical towns name means House of Bread in Hebrew

A

Bethlehem

283
Q

Over 4 Decades Which Drummer Led A Band Called The Jazz Messengers

A

Art Blakey

284
Q

Fatima is a Christian shrine pilgrimage place in which country

A

Portugal

285
Q

What is a group of this animal called: Leopard

A

Leap

286
Q

Victor Emmanuel III was the last king of what country

A

Italy

287
Q

Who invented the first electric razor

A

Jacob schick

288
Q

Which Sex Is Prone To Suicide

A

The Male Sex

289
Q

What Was The Largest Of All The Carnivorous Dinosaurs

A

Tyrannosaurus Rex

290
Q

The song Honolulu Baby appears in which Laurel and Hardy film

A

Sons of the desert

291
Q

What is the birthstone for November

A

Topaz

292
Q

Which word is used to mean a serious meditative poem, especially a lament for the dead

A

Elegy

293
Q

Where are the two steepest streets in the USA?

A

San Francisco

294
Q

Meridians converge at the What.

A

Pole s

295
Q

Who was the head of the National Unity party in Norway in 1942

A

Quisling

296
Q

Which U. S. President insisted on putting lit candles on the White House Christmas tree, even though it was a fire hazard? Calvin Collidge, Herbert Hoover, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Theodore Roosevelt,

A

Franklin Delano Roosevelt

297
Q

In a recent survey women disliked what part of male body most

A

Feet

298
Q

What method of transportation did Webster use to get from the upper level of the house to the lower level?

A

The dumbwaiter

299
Q

Who Established A Colony At Roanoke Island & Christened It (Virginia) In Honour Of Elizabeth I, The Virgin Queen

A

Sir Walter Raleigh

300
Q

The Italian Chianina is recognises as being the oldest what

A

Breed of Cattle

301
Q

How tall was thumbelina

A

One inch

302
Q

The Atomium is a famous tourist attraction in which city

A

Brussells

303
Q

Ideally, what should be the total of your cards in Baccarat

A

Nine

304
Q

What is grandpa Simpsons first name

A

Abraham

305
Q

What nation invented the toilet seat

A

Egyptian

306
Q

What is the eardrum

A

Tympanic membrane

307
Q

Dr Seuss created the first animated TV ad for which company

A

Ford

308
Q

What Piece Of Sporting Equipment Is 5 Meters Long And 10 Centimetres Wide?

A

Gymnastics Beam

309
Q

On which island is the Sir Garfield Sober Sports Stadium

A

Barbados

310
Q

What is the heraldic term for a diamond shape

A

Lozenge

311
Q

How many squares are there on a chessboard?

A

64

312
Q

Which Sport Was Invented By Doctor James Naismith In 1891?

A

Basketball

313
Q

What is a young swan called

A

Cygnet

314
Q

What did the Romans call Wales?

A

Cambria

315
Q

Who walked the Via Dolorosa - literally Dolorous Way

A

Jesus from court to Crucifixion

316
Q

What do the auricularis muscles move

A

Ears

317
Q

What is the song title of neil diamond’s ‘vanilla soup, a double scoopie’

A

Porcupine pie

318
Q

Name Fats Domino’s Home Town

A

New Orleans

319
Q

What is the common name for the Aurora Borealis?

A

Northern lights

320
Q

Name the mammal living at the highest altitude.

A

Yak

321
Q

Who sang ‘Bad Case Of Loving You’?

A

Robert Palmer

322
Q

What does a pilot drop to slow an airplane?

A

Flaps

323
Q

Which MP & Former Leader Of The GLC Keeps Salamanders

A

Ken Livingstone

324
Q

C T Russell founded what organisation

A

Jehovah’s Witnesses

325
Q

What was the first recorded message

A

Mary had a little lamb

326
Q

What does a pteridologist study

A

Ferns

327
Q

Progressive opacity of eye lens

A

Cataract

328
Q

1978 a 100 yard long queue outside Peeking bookstore selling?

A

Works of Shakespeare 25 cents

329
Q

Which Famous Pop Star Guess Starred Along Side Mr.T In An Episode Of “The A Team”

A

Boy George

330
Q

“Do unto others as you would have others do unto you” is also called what

A

Golden rule

331
Q

What is a sphygmomanometer used to measure

A

Blood pressure

332
Q

Name the one person who has won a Nobel and an Oscar

A

G B Shaw Lit 1925 Pygmalion 1938

333
Q

The Great Lakes are: Lake Superior, Lake Erie, Lake Huron, Lake Michigan & Lake

A

Ontario

334
Q

Where do Rocky and Bullwinkle play football?

A

What’samatta University

335
Q

Who wrote the Opera “Love of Three Oranges”

A

Prokofiev

336
Q

What can you find on California’s Mount Cook

A

Hollywood sign

337
Q

Who programmed Roller Coaster Tycoon?

A

Chris Sawyer

338
Q

How Is Barbara Millicent Roberts Better Known?

A

Barbie (Barbie Doll)

339
Q

What animal’s meat can a Muslim not eat?

A

Pig

340
Q

In mythology what is the offspring of a God and mortal called

A

Hero

341
Q

Where was george a custer defeated

A

Battle of little bighorn

342
Q

Which contribution to western tea culture was introduced at the St. Louis world fair in 1904

A

Iced Tea

343
Q

Who Designed The Original Blue Peter Badge That Has Been The Shows Logo For Over 25 Years

A

Tony Hart

344
Q

Isaac Newton dropped out of school when he was a teenager, at his mother’s request. She hoped he would become a successful?

A

Farmer

345
Q

In which book did four ghosts visit scrooge

A

A christmas carol

346
Q

Manhattan Transfer Sang A Song About A Boy From Chicago Or New York City

A

New York City

347
Q

Who wrote and starred in the 1922 version of Robin Hood

A

Douglas Fairbanks

348
Q

When was Julius Caesar murdered?

A

Ides of March

349
Q

Nat King Cole died in which year

A

1965

350
Q

Ireland has the highest per capita consumption of ______

A

Tea

351
Q

In the movie ‘Aliens’, what was Newt’s real name?

A

Rebecca Jorden

352
Q

What kind of garment is a ‘Sloppy Joe”

A

Sweater

353
Q

What’s white sugar mixed with to make brown sugar

A

Molasses

354
Q

Clinophobia is the fear of what

A

Beds

355
Q

What is a group of this animal called: Duck

A

Brace paddling team

356
Q

Seawise University burned 9 Jan 1972 used to be called what

A

Queen Elizabeth

357
Q

Lou Gramm Was A Member Of Which Band

A

Foreigner

358
Q

Every hour, nearly 12,500 puppies are born in the __________

A

United states

359
Q

In what Australian state would you find Wodonga

A

Victoria

360
Q

Who lived at 704 hauser street, queen’s, new york

A

Bunkers

361
Q

What Do The Initials S.A.D Stand For

A

Seasonal Adjustment Disorder

362
Q

The dogon are an _____

A

African tribe

363
Q

If music was played leggiero how should it be done

A

Lightly

364
Q

The border between _________ and the U.S. is the world’s longest frontier. It stretches 3,987 miles (6,416 km).

A

Canada

365
Q

In the film ‘pretty woman’, for who was goldie hawn the body double

A

Julia

366
Q

What is a necklace of flowers called in hawaii

A

Lei

367
Q

Where would you find the Sea of Tranquility

A

On The Moon

368
Q

In the 1990 film ‘The Krays’, who played Violet Kray, the mother of the Kray brothers

A

Billie whitelaw

369
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Japan ?

A

Yen

370
Q

Omolagnia is sexual arousal from what

A

Nudity

371
Q

What body of water borders Saudi Arabia to the east

A

Persian gulf

372
Q

Where were the 1936 Olympics held ?

A

Berlin, Germany

373
Q

Bangkok is which country’s capital

A

Thailand

374
Q

What east european country’s people spend stotinki

A

Bulgaria

375
Q

In Which Capital City Was The Crime Fighting Organisation “Interpol” Actually Founded

A

Vienna

376
Q

Scotophobia is the fear of

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Darkness

377
Q

How Many Bits In A Byte

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8

378
Q

He is the Most Durable TV Astronomer

A

Patrick Moore

379
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What is the name of jefferson’s home, pictured on the back of a us nickel

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Monticello

380
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Who ghost-wrote Xaviera Hollander’s “The Happy Hooker”

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Yvonne dunleavy

381
Q

What is the capital of Texas?

A

Austin

382
Q

Rosetta Jacobs became famous under what name

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Piper Laurie

383
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Where was the septuagint written

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Alexandria

384
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Which children’s character famously lived at 52, Festive Road?

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Mr. Benn

385
Q

What is the Capital of: Albania

A

Tirana

386
Q

This cereal’s commercials feature a “Cookie Crook” and a “Cookie Cop”

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Cookie crisp

387
Q

Germany’s allies in wwi were austria-hungary, bulgaria and ______

A

Turkey

388
Q

Who was it that ‘the untouchables’ were formed to stop

A

Al capone

389
Q

What musical was produced on London stage 30 years after film

A

Singing in the Rain Tommy Steel 1983

390
Q

What Was The Name Given To Duels Between Soloists Where They Would Improvise Head To Head Until One Took A Clear Advantage

A

Cutting Contests

391
Q

In what sport did the word ‘crestfallen’ originate

A

Cockfighting

392
Q

What was REO Speedwagon’s 1983 chartbusting LP?

A

High Infidelity

393
Q

What are woolly and spider types of

A

Monkey

394
Q

What was lech walesa’s job before he founded solidarity

A

Electrician

395
Q

Who, in 1865, was the first U.S. president to be assassinated

A

Abraham lincoln

396
Q

With what are crocodiles often confused

A

Alligators

397
Q

What is the capital of Dominica?

A

Roseau

398
Q

Which vegetable is used to make Moussaka

A

Aubergine

399
Q

Marie Antoinette’s dog was a spaniel named __________

A

Thisbe

400
Q

Where in Italy is the wine Marsala made

A

Sicily