Trivia Database_3 Flashcards

1
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In which South American country is the Atacama desert?

A

Chile

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2
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Where in the body would you find the malleus, incus and stapes

A

Inner ear

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3
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What is the next-to-last event

A

Penultimate

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4
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What is the last event in a decathlon ?

A

1500 Metres

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5
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What do pigments give to your hair & skin

A

Colour

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6
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Which English club was formed in 1887 as Ardwick FC?

A

Manchester United

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7
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What is the basic unit of currency for Kiribati ?

A

Dollar

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8
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Which film won the best makeup Oscar in 1992

A

Bram Stokers Dracula

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9
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In an average lifetime, the average american sees 345 movies in ___

A

Theaters

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10
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The German Athlete Jurgen Hingsen was always runner-up to which British Athlete in major competitions?

A

Daley Thompson

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11
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What is the fear of things to the left or left-handed known as

A

Sinistrophobia

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12
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What are Munroes

A

Mountains in Scotland

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13
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Marbella is a resort on which Spainsh coast

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Costa del sol

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14
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Who controlled the government of china before mao tse tung

A

Chiang kai-chek

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15
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In What Year Did Captain Cook Reach New Zealand

A

1769

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16
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What ‘R’’ Is The Name Given To A Picked Herring

A

Rolemop

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17
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Angelo Scicilano better know as who

A

Charles Atlas

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18
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What fish is known as poor mans lobster

A

Monk Fish

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19
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In what city are the famous tivoli gardens

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Copenhagen

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20
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Which Wimbledon Tennis Champion Had A Role In The John Wayne Film “The Horse Soldiers”

A

Althea Gibson

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21
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How far does the cruise liner ‘queen elizabeth ii’ move for each gallon of diesel it burns

A

Six inches

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22
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Which saint founded a monastery at Iona in the sixth century

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Saint columba

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23
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Who Recorded The Album “Who Made Who”

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ACDC

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24
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Hukusai and Hiroshige were famous Japanese what

A

Artists

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25
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What is the fear of being tickled by feathers known as

A

Pteronophobia

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26
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What is the most common pub name in Great Britain?

A

The Red Lion

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27
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What toy was released in 1957 creating an instant craze among children?

A

The Hula Hoop

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28
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What is the Capital of: Samoa

A

Apia

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29
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Tirana is the capital of ______?

A

Albania

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30
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The angel of independence in Mexico City was built by who

A

Salvador rivas mercado

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31
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What Is The 2nd Official Language Spoken In Germany

A

Turkish

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32
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In the ‘james bond’ books, to who is miss moneypenny secretary

A

M

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33
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The weasel and the ermine are the same animal. This mammal’s coat changes with the season _ in its white winter coat, it is known as an ermine, in its brown coat, it is a __________

A

Weasel

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34
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Which fictional land was used to describe John F Kennedy’s term as president

A

Camelot

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35
Q

Where are the deepest mines

A

South africa

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36
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Which is the only u.s state capital without a mcdonald’s

A

Montpelier, vermont

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37
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What is the name of the Danish parliament

A

The folketing

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38
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About Whose Sister Is John Lennons Song “Dear Prudence”

A

Mia Farrow’s

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39
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What is the main ingredient in Borsch

A

Beetroot

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40
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What does jefferson davis’ headstone say

A

At rest, an american soldier and

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41
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Who was the first woman to sail single-handed around the world

A

Naomi james

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42
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Our galaxy is commonly known as the ________.

A

Milky Way

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43
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What is the capitol of Chechnya

A

Grozny

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44
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Teenage riot’ and ‘silver rocket’ are two cuts off which alternative rock group’s 1988 ‘daydream nation’ album

A

Sonic Youth

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45
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Rabbit 32 - Cat 62 - Ferret 42 - Squirrel 44 - Hedgehog 40 what

A

Gestation days

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46
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Who In The World Of Music And Born 1984 Has The Real Name”Victoria Christina Hesketh”

A

Little Boots

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47
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Which Stones Hit Was Reputedly Based On Martha Reeves & The Vandellas “Dancing In The Street”

A

I Can’t Get No Satisfaction

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48
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In What Year Was The Chinese Republic Established

A

1911

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49
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What country celebrates its National Day on 17th May?

A

Norway

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50
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Which City Is The Worlds Most Densely Populated

A

Macau

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51
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Who announced his retirement from football after nine seasons in the NFL on the set of The Dirty Dozen in London

A

Jim Brown

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52
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Which film director’s films include “Raging Bull” and “Goodfellas”

A

Martin scorsese

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53
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What is the old english word for ‘sneeze’

A

Fneasan

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54
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Name Dan Hartman’s first hit?

A

Instant Replay

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55
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What is the Capital of: Cameroon

A

Yaounde

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56
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In the traditional song, what did the children dance around “on a cold and frosty morning”

A

The mulberry bush

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57
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What is made up of the duodenum, jejenum and ileum

A

Small intestine

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58
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Which detective dies in The Final Problem

A

Sherlock Holmes

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59
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This drink is made from espresso coffee, steamed milk and chocolate.

A

Mocha

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60
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What was the screen name of the lead character in The Untouchables

A

Elliot

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61
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Which Type Of Prepared Bread Is Named After An Opera Singer?

A

Melba Toast

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62
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Bobby locke was the first south african golfer to win which open

A

British

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63
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Who Was Declared Dead On New Years Day 1953 At The Age Of 29?

A

Hank Williams

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64
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Which country would come first in an alphabetical list of countries

A

Afghanistan

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65
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Which Aviation Company Produces The DC Series Of Aircraft

A

McDonnel Douglas

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66
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What does ‘aandw’ of root beer fame mean

A

Allen and wright

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67
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In the Northern hemisphere its Jan 1st South Aug 1st what is

A

Racehorse official birthdays

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68
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Which 1954 film won eight Oscars

A

On the Waterfront

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69
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In which country do they pound rice into a glutinous form using a huge hammer?

A

Japan

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70
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What capital city translates as Capital City in the native tongue

A

Seoul - South Korea

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71
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The Gorbals is a district of which city

A

Glasgow

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72
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Sweet or fermented juice of apples, used as a beverage and for making vinegar

A

Cider

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73
Q

Who wrote mIRC?

A

Khaled Mardam-Bey

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74
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Who recorded “Barbara Ann” in 1961

A

Regents

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75
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Which Singer Become A Father For The 7 th Time Aged 55 In the Year 2007

A

Stevie Wonder

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76
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Name Two Frank Ifields No.1’s

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I Remember You, Lovesick Blues, Wayward Wind, Confessin

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77
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Which English actor won his first Oscar for a role in ‘Arthur’ at the age of 77

A

Sir john gielgud

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78
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Which real person took name meaning Man of Steel

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Joseph Stalin

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79
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What is the common name for the sternum?

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Breastbone

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80
Q

What has accumulated in the muscles in someone suffering from emphysema

A

Air

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81
Q

The average American does it 1811 times in their life - what

A

Eat at MacDonald’s

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82
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What piece of sporting equipment has a maximum length of 42 inches and a maximum thickness of 1 & 1/2 inches?

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A Baseball Bat

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83
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Which Mountain Range Lies In The North Of Spain , West Of The Pyrenees

A

The Cantabrian Mountains

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84
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On what book was ‘Three Days Of The Condor’ based?

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Six Days Of The Condor

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85
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If you went on the road to Mandalay what country are you in

A

Miramar or Burma

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86
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Letterman who did david letterman pay four cartons of marlboro to be on his show

A

Miss

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87
Q

What has superseded Newtonian mechanics of the atomic scale ?

A

Quantum mechanics

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88
Q

What is the correct name for a baby mink

A

Kit or Kitten

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89
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Of which Cambodian party was Pol Pot the leader?

A

Khmer Rouge

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90
Q

What does UFC stand for?

A

Ultimate fighting championships

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91
Q

The Campbell-Stokes recorder measures what with a glass ball

A

Sunshine

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92
Q

What Is An Otoscope Used To Look At

A

The Ear

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93
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What lies between Stockholm and Riga

A

Baltic sea

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94
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What can you do after eating a garlic doused Indian meal in order to prevent your breath smelling of garlic the day after?

A

Drink a Lassie (yoghurt drink) to coat your throat

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95
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Small, active, carnivorous freshwater fish, found in the islands of the southern caribbean sea & in northern south america

A

Guppy

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96
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What was given to children to rid them of threadworm

A

Salt enema

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97
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What New Zealand native was the first man to climb Mt. Everest?

A

Sir Edmund Hillary

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98
Q

What are great waves resulting from earthquakes

A

Tsunami waves

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99
Q

What is an emasculated stallion called

A

Gelding

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100
Q

In Which Athletics Even Might You Use A Fosbury Flop

A

High Jump

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101
Q

Which Is The Largest Ocean

A

The Pacific Ocean

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102
Q

Best known for ‘dancin’ in the streets’, martha and the vandella’s also hit the charts with the song about which man

A

Jimmy mack

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103
Q

The Sejm are the legislative body in which country

A

Poland

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104
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What is liquor distilled from the fermented mash of cereal grains and containing about 40 to 50 percent ethyl alcohol by volume

A

Whiskey

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105
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Who won an academy award for best supporting actress in the film ‘the english patient’

A

Juliet binoche

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106
Q

Robert Record in the mid 16th century invented what sign

A

Equals =

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107
Q

What did the Ayatollah Khomeni ban in 1979

A

Music on radio

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108
Q

In Which Blood Sport Are Banderillas Used

A

Bull Fighting

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109
Q

What was the first stop of the mayflower when it reached the new world

A

Cape

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110
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Who sang ‘Beat It’?

A

Michael Jackson

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111
Q

A person who starts fires maliciously is a(n) _________.

A

Arsonist

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112
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Which is a small flightless bird, also New Zealand’s national symbol?

A

Kiwi

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113
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Florida is not the southernmost state in the United States. ___________ is farther south.

A

Hawaii

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114
Q

The koala eats the leaves from this tree

A

Eucalyptus

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115
Q

In the cartoon Jem and the Holograms,what was the name of Jems computer.

A

Cinergy

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116
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From the Hebrew word for ‘prophet’. A group of French painters active in the 1890s who worked in a subjective, sometimes mystical style, stressing flat areas of color and pattern.

A

Nabis

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117
Q

Douglas Engelbart invented what - we all use it

A

Mouse

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118
Q

Which Famous Athletics World Record Stood Between 1968 & 1991

A

Bob Beamans Long Jump

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119
Q

Baby mink are born blind and remain sightless for a __________

A

Month

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120
Q

What Muslims practise shirling as a religious act

A

Dervishes

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121
Q

Who invented the synthesiser ?

A

Bob Moog

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122
Q

Which Revolutionary Icon Was Killed On 9th October 1967

A

Che Guevara

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123
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Constructed In 1333 Which Is The Oldest Wooden Bridge In Europe

A

The Kapellbrucke In Lucerne Switzerland

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124
Q

How do you tell a male chromosome from a female chromosome

A

Pull down their genes

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125
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What year was Robert the bruce crowned King of Scotland

A

1306

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126
Q

Washington police officers get a half hour class in how to what

A

Sit Down

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127
Q

Who recorded the album “the cry of love” in 1970

A

Jimi hendrix

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128
Q

What is the most common name in italy?

A

Mario Rossi

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129
Q

What year was the intel pentium processor introduced

A

1993

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130
Q

How Is Rock Star Vincent Furnier Better Known?

A

Alice Cooper

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Diverse group of either single-celled or multicellular organisms that obtain food by direct absorption of nutrients

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Fungi

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Which animal uses white ear spots as identification marks

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Tiger

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133
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Francis Crick was the most famous of the discoverers of what?

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DNA

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134
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Elvis Presley said big what on a woman turned him off

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Feet

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135
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Which Actor Of The Silent Era Was Known As ‘The Man Of A Thousand Faces’

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Lon Chaney

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What is the Capital of: Turkmenistan

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Ashgabat

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137
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George Fox founded which religious group

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Quakers

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138
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What is Wales’ national dish called?

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Cawl

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139
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Where were Panama hats first made

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Peru

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140
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Sweet opaque jelly of flavoured cornflour and milk

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Blancmange

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141
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Where Was The First Successful Steam Engine Installed

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Dudley East Midlands 1712

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142
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Which British Female Singer Recorded An Album In Memphis With Jerry Wexler Producing

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Dusty Springfield

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143
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In what organ of the body is insulin produced?

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Pancreas

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144
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Who said “All life begins and ends with Nu___at least this is my belief for now___”?

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Nu

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145
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What Was The Name Of The Son Of Cleopatra & Julius Caesar

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Caesarion

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146
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The practice of women taking more than one husband is called?

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Polyandry

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147
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Where did doughnuts originate

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Holland

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148
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The __________ has green bones.

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Garfish

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149
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The Tilia is the Latin name for what type of tree

A

Lime

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150
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What is the main flavour of aioli

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Garlic

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151
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Bruce Willis, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sylvester Stallone own which London restaurant

A

Planet hollywood

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152
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Budapest is the capital of ______?

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Hungary

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153
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What was Don Rickles’ nickname?

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Mr. Warmth

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154
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A normal human body has 46 what

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Chromosomes

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155
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Which English Monarch Had The Shortest Reign

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Edward 5th

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156
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Nelis, Seckel, Forelle and Bosc all varieties of what

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Pears

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157
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Located in the Indian Ocean just north of the equator, __________ had a highly developed civilization as early as the fifth century B.C.

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Sri lanka

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158
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Dogs bark. What do donkeys do

A

Bray

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159
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George Harrison lost a plagiarism suit for which of his songs

A

My sweet lord

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160
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Lack of what makes albinos

A

Pigment

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161
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Circuits can be wired in series or in _________.

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Parallel

162
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Who did zola budd trip in the 1984 los angeles olympics

A

Mary decker

163
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If you landed at Shannon airport where are you

A

Limerick

164
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Which of tea leaves or coffee beans have more caffeine

A

Tea leaves

165
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What have over 80% of boxers suffered

A

Brain damage

166
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Which TV Character Owns A Talking Cat Called Salem

A

Sabrina Teenage Witch

167
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What Kind Of triangle Did New Order Have

A

Bizarre Love Triangle

168
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What is the longest continuous footpath in the world

A

Appalachian trail

169
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Who was the Greek and Roman god of the wind?

A

Aeolus

170
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Who was the first person to break the sound barrier

A

Chuck yager

171
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BB King gave his guitar what nickname

A

Lucile

172
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What is the french word for ‘mistake’

A

Faux pas

173
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This re_opened in 1975 after being closed for 8 years.

A

Suez canal

174
Q

How Many Faces Has The Solid A Dodecahedron

A

12

175
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For what is ethylene glycol used in automobiles

A

Anti-freeze

176
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Which member of the Beatles got his first drum kit on Christmas Day 1957

A

Ringo Starr

177
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Name Led Zeppelins Drummer Who Died Of An Alcohol Related Incident In 1980

A

John Bonham

178
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What is the flower that stands for: promptness

A

Ten-week stock

179
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Which U.S. President was the first to have a Christmas tree in the White House?

A

Franklin Pierce (1853-1857)

180
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Besides the Stones, which group had the longest touring career until the founder’s death in 1995?

A

The Grateful Dead

181
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Winston Churchill married in 1908. What was his wife’s Christian name

A

Clementine

182
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What is the town locale in the tv serial search for tomorrow

A

Henderson

183
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In the ‘Extreme Battle’ mini-game in ‘Resident Evil 2’, what characters are selectable?

A

Claire, Leon, Ada, and Chris

184
Q

How many days are there in a leap year

A

366

185
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How many segments for the number 8 on a digital clock

A

Seven

186
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What Was The First No.1 For The Hollies

A

I’m Alive

187
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Name The 8 Reindeer From ‘The Night Before Christmas’ Poem

A

Blitzen, Comet, Cupid, Dancer, Dasher, Donner, Prancer, Vixen

188
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Which Famous Pop Star Made An On Screen Appearance Alongside Mr.T In The A Team

A

Boy George

189
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In golf what name is given to the No 3 wood

A

Spoon

190
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London and which UK city are joined by the Grand Union canal

A

Birmingham

191
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Why did Mehmet Ali Agca become famous in 1981

A

Shooting pope jean paul ll

192
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Marduk was the creator of the world to what ancient people

A

Babylonians

193
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Casey Kasem was the original voice of what cartoon character

A

Shaggy on Scooby Doo

194
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Which body part is found in Bodley Mansion in ‘Castlevania II: Simon’s Quest’?

A

An eye

195
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What is the US equivalent of the UK Anglican church

A

Episcopalian

196
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What is a mexican avocado dip

A

Guacamole

197
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Who created james bond

A

Ian fleming

198
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Who sang ‘foolish games’

A

Jewel

199
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What egyptian object is also known as ‘the key to the nile’

A

Ankh

200
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What is the meaning of the name of the constellation Sagitta ?

A

Arrow

201
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Who wrote “The Outcast of the Islands”

A

Joseph conrad

202
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Where is the novel ‘Anne of Green Gables’ set?

A

Avonlea

203
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What colours are on the belgian flag

A

Yellow, black and red

204
Q

What is the capital of Suriname

A

Paramaribo

205
Q

It would require an average of 18 __________ to weigh in at 1 ounce.

A

Hummingbirds

206
Q

Who assassinated John Lennon?

A

Mark David Chapman

207
Q

Who Had A 90’s Hit With The Song Mona

A

Craig McLachlan

208
Q

What is a group of this animal called: Bear

A

Sleuth sloth

209
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In the game Joust, what animal was your mount?

A

An Ostritch

210
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Animals that once existed but don’t exist now are said to be _______.

A

Extinct

211
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What are Waist Overalls

A

Jeans - Levi Struss

212
Q

What’s the term for a bet before cards are dealt

A

Ante

213
Q

Joe Louis became World Champion in which year

A

1937

214
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What dr seuss character steals christmas

A

Grinch

215
Q

Which Sport Do The Miami Dolphins Play?

A

American Football

216
Q

Whose 1999 Debut Solo Album Was Entitled “Schizophonic”

A

Geri Halliwell

217
Q

What is the name of Moses and Aaron’s sister

A

Miriam

218
Q

What Are You Frightened Of If you are Alektorophobic?

A

Chickens

219
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What Italian habit did Thomas Coyrat introduce to England 1608

A

Eating with forks

220
Q

Crashes what was the first ship to reach the titanic after it sank

A

Carpathia

221
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What is the official state food of Texas

A

Chilli

222
Q

Khrushchev what was the sequel to ‘going my way’

A

The bells of st mary’s

223
Q

Where in the USA is Yale university

A

Connecticut

224
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What are described by the terms rep, challis & foulard

A

Neckties

225
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What actor played seven roles in no way to treat a lady

A

Rod steiger

226
Q

What nationality was Robert Bunsen, of Bunsen Burner Fame?

A

German

227
Q

The Rimac river runs through what city

A

Lima Peru

228
Q

What is the slowest moving land mammal

A

Sloth

229
Q

On average what weight nine pounds

A

Cremated Ashes

230
Q

What is used to lift fingerprints from difficult surfaces

A

Super glue

231
Q

Which Country Containes The Worlds Biggest Oil Refinery

A

Venezuela

232
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Tanzania Was Formely A Colony Of Which Country

A

Germany

233
Q

What Was The Beatles First Hit Single

A

Love Me Do

234
Q

1990s slang for very short cutoff jeans.

A

Daisy dukes

235
Q

Who wrote Great Expectations?

A

Charles Dickens

236
Q

How Long Was The Hundred Years War?

A

116 Years

237
Q

What is the only country with one train station

A

Singapore

238
Q

Name the twins on the Thundercats.

A

Wily Kit and Wily Kat

239
Q

In which river did the Pied Piper drown the rats of Hamelin

A

Weser

240
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Which actor was dubbed the muscles from Brussels

A

Jean Claude Van Dam

241
Q

What product was originally manufactured by communications giant Nokia?

A

Paper

242
Q

What is the line frequency of the american power supply

A

60hz

243
Q

The Charles Bridge and St Vitus’ Cathedral are in which European city

A

Prague

244
Q

What is a group of larks called?

A

Exaltation

245
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Carl Djerassi, Pioneered, Invented and Patented Which Everyday Product?

A

The Contraceptive Pill

246
Q

Which Palace was the principal home of the Monarchy prior to 1837 when Buckingham Palace became the Monarchs address

A

St James Palace

247
Q

In 1995 the average US public school had 75 what

A

Computers installed

248
Q

Who wrote about Willie Wonka and the Chocolate Factory

A

Roald Dahl

249
Q

Irene T Escalera Is The Real Name Of Which Singer

A

Irene Cara

250
Q

Tennis what links Coke Rolex Slazenger Robinson’s Barley water

A

Only adverts Wimbledon Centre

251
Q

What’s the main ingredient in glass

A

Sand

252
Q

Who directed the film ‘ordinary people’

A

Robert redford

253
Q

What type of creature was an Archelon

A

A Turtle

254
Q

From whom did the u.s buy the virgin islands

A

Denmark

255
Q

Whose Daughter Married Thin Lizzys Phil Lynott

A

Leslie Crowther

256
Q

According to Elton John, what were we hoppin’ and boppin’ to

A

Crocodile Rock

257
Q

Who Opened The First Cinema In Paris In 1895

A

The Lumiere Brothers

258
Q

Albert De Salvo was better known as who

A

The Boston Strangler

259
Q

In which film did Kevin Costner make his directorial debut

A

Dances with wolves

260
Q

The Cover Version “Sea Of Love” Was A Hit For The Honey Drippers Or The honey Eaters

A

The Honey Drippers

261
Q

What, on an Italian menu, is ‘zuppa inglese’

A

Trifle

262
Q

Who or what killed Al Capone

A

Syphilis

263
Q

In Korea which animal is the symbol of long life

A

The deer

264
Q

What was Brian’s brother’s name?

A

Clive

265
Q

In Greek mythology Cronos and Rhea were the parents of who

A

Zeus

266
Q

What sort of drink is barbancourt

A

Rum

267
Q

In England what can you not hang out of your window

A

A Bed

268
Q

What surgical operation was done 115,000 times in us in 1986

A

Silicone breast

269
Q

Who was the only pope born in England

A

Adrian iv

270
Q

What is the name of Doctor Claws pet in Inspector Gadget

A

Madcat

271
Q

From Which Country Do The Soccer Team Anderlecht Hail

A

Belgium

272
Q

What is South Carolinas official state dance

A

The Shag

273
Q

Mount Teide is the highest mountain in which country

A

Spain it’s on Tenerife

274
Q

Which Product Was Advertised Using The Clash’s “Should I Stay Or Should I Go” Making The Record A UK Number Hit In 1991

A

Levi’s

275
Q

What is the capital of Slovakia

A

Bratislava

276
Q

What Is The Most Westerly Capital City In Mainland Europe

A

Lisbon (Portugal)

277
Q

Which Country Singer Guested With The KLF On Their Single Justified & Ancient

A

Tammy Wynette

278
Q

Who invented the kinetoscope

A

Thomas edison

279
Q

Kr is the chemical symbol for which element

A

Krypton

280
Q

The name Hilary comes from Latin meaning what

A

Cheerfulness

281
Q

What is the capital of Gambia ?

A

Banjul

282
Q

Into what sea does the Elbe River flow?

A

North Sea

283
Q

What city is Sugarloaf Mountain located in

A

Rio de janeiro

284
Q

What book was made into the first feature length British cartoon

A

Animal Farm in 1954

285
Q

Who is the famous giantkiller?

A

Jack

286
Q

Copper gets its name from which Mediterranean country

A

Cyprus where it was first found

287
Q

What does a Geophage do

A

Eats earth

288
Q

Name The One Colour Group And Their Best Selling One Colour Album From 1998

A

Simply Red / Blue

289
Q

Planet 24 Is A Production Company Founded By Which Singer

A

Bob Geldof

290
Q

Candlestick maker

A

Butcher baker candlestick maker

291
Q

Approximately how deep are the deepest mines? (in km)

A

Four

292
Q

In which country did Turkeys originate

A

USA

293
Q

Which of King Arthur’s knights survived his last battle

A

Sir Bedavere

294
Q

Rex Stout created what corpulent orchid loving private eye

A

Nero Wolfe

295
Q

What is the fear of getting wrinkles known as

A

Rhytiphobia

296
Q

Which American devised a noise reduction system, now in general use, for tape-recorders etc

A

Ray dolby

297
Q

Whom Did Neil Kinnock Succeed As Leader Of The Labour Party?

A

Michael Foot

298
Q

Who found the long lost explorer david livingston

A

Henry stanley

299
Q

U.S. captials Louisiana

A

Baton rouge

300
Q

The average __________ weighs 14 pounds.

A

Fox

301
Q

In Star Trek the Ferengi 10th rule of Acquisition what is eternal

A

Greed

302
Q

What is the fear of the figure 8 known as

A

Octophobia

303
Q

Scandinavian aquavit is flavoured with what

A

Cumin or Caraway

304
Q

“What Was The Name Of The Character That Henry Travers Plays In The Movie ““It’s A Wonderful Life”””

A

Clarence Oddbody

305
Q

In 1999, which American retail giant announced that it was buying the Asda food retail chain?

A

Wal-Mart

306
Q

South Africa’s Robben Island takes its name from which creatures

A

Seals

307
Q

What does an ornithologist study

A

Birds

308
Q

In Knight Rider,what does K.I.T.T.’s name stand for?

A

Knight Industries Two Thousand

309
Q

Which 3 ReMixed Sister Sledge Tracks Were Released In 1993

A

We Are Family, Lost In Music, Thinking Of You

310
Q

In Which Country Was The Singer Mika Born

A

Lebanon

311
Q

Who killed Kenny?

A

They

312
Q

Pinigerophobia is the fear of

A

Smothering

313
Q

When are new states admitted to the u.s

A

Noon, july 4th

314
Q

In ancient China what meat was reserved for the Emperor

A

Pork

315
Q

What line on a map connects places of equal rainfall

A

Isohyat

316
Q

What does elly may call her pets in the beverly hillbillies

A

Critters

317
Q

What is the Capital of: Guadeloupe

A

Basse-terre

318
Q

How many pockets has a snooker table

A

Six

319
Q

In 1987, who released her second album ‘Solitude Standing’?

A

Suzanne Vega

320
Q

Who did Imran Khan marry in 1995

A

Jemima goldsmith

321
Q

What country borders Egypt to the South?

A

Sudan

322
Q

What venomous serpent is known as the gentlemen among snakes

A

The rattlesnake

323
Q

The Brotherhood Of Man Recorded The Best Selling Single Of 1975 Can You Name It

A

Save All Your Kisses For Me

324
Q

What percent of the world’s water is potable (drinkable)

A

1%

325
Q

Which Fraudulent Duo Told The Girl It Was True But Must Have Missed Her When They Were Found Out

A

Milli Vanilli

326
Q

Bristlemouths are the worlds most common what

A

Fish

327
Q

A story of ones own life

A

Autobiography

328
Q

Hannibal had only one what

A

Eye after Rome attack

329
Q

What nationality was the architect Le Corbusier

A

Swiss

330
Q

What nationality is Prince Phillip

A

Greek

331
Q

In 1973 Pioneer 11 launched. First spacecraft to flyby

A

Saturn

332
Q

What does NATO stand for ?

A

North Atlantic Treaty Organization

333
Q

A termed coined by British art critic Roger Fry to refer to a group of nine-teenth century painters, who were dissatisfied with the limitations of impressionism. It has since been used to refer to various reactions against impressionism, such as fauvism and expressionism.

A

Postimpressionism

334
Q

Nashville is the capital of ______

A

Tennessee

335
Q

In the song where was the ‘House of the Rising Sun’ located

A

New orleans

336
Q

Who said Politics is the art of the possible 11 Aug 1867

A

Otto Von Bismarck

337
Q

Which Single Brought Together The Eurythmics & Aretha Franklin In 1985

A

Sisters Are Doin It For Themselves

338
Q

What do French speakers call the German town that Germans call Aachen

A

Aix-la-chapelle

339
Q

Who Played The Title Role In The 1960 Hammer Production The Curse Of The Werewolf

A

Oliver Reed

340
Q

What is the name of the island that separates the two waterfalls at Niagara

A

Goat island

341
Q

What’s the opposite of the orient

A

The occident

342
Q

This Group Had Their greatest Hit Between “Texas Cowboys” And Rollercoaster Name It

A

Swamp Thing / The Grid

343
Q

What does WD stand for in WD 40 Water

A

Displacer

344
Q

Poseidon was the Greek god of the ______?

A

Sea

345
Q

Who Is The Youngest Member Of The Rolling Stones

A

Keith Richards

346
Q

During which conflict were the battles of Blore Heath, Wakefield, Northampton and Mortimer’s Cross

A

Wars of the roses

347
Q

What type of bird is a ‘Khaki Campbell’

A

Duck

348
Q

Dish served A la Crecy is garnished with what

A

Carrots

349
Q

What region is the world’s largest exporter of Christmas trees?

A

Nova Scotia

350
Q

Who Sang Backing Vocals On U2’s Pride

A

Chrissie Hynde

351
Q

What do you call the underground systems in both Paris & Newcastle

A

Metro

352
Q

What caused fjords

A

Glaciers

353
Q

Formed in 1955, with which island was the organisation known by the acronym EOKA associated?

A

Cyprus

354
Q

What is the capital of Kansas?

A

Topeka

355
Q

What animal has the most taste buds over 27000

A

Catfish

356
Q

Alan Shearer was the first player to score 200 Premiership goals. Who was the second?

A

Andy Cole

357
Q

Squid, octopus and cuttlefish are all types of what

A

Cephalopods

358
Q

Baseballer Joe Schlabotnik’s greatest fan

A

Charlie brown

359
Q

Who was the owner of the soda fountain on sesame street

A

Mr hooper

360
Q

What Searchers hit was written by Sony Bono

A

Needles and Pins

361
Q

Who played ‘johnny mnemonic’

A

Keanu reeves

362
Q

What is the dish of chopped avocado with onions, tomatoes, chilli and seasoning called

A

Guacamole

363
Q

What were the names of the 3 mascots at the Sydney Olympic Games?

A

Ollie, Millie & Syd

364
Q

In Greek mythology, to where did zeus abduct europa

A

Crete

365
Q

Edward Teach became famous as who

A

Blackbeard the Pirate

366
Q

Which Label Did Blondie Record Under For Their String Of Late 70’s & Early 80’s Hits

A

Chrysalis

367
Q

Which Famous Artist Was Shot And Wounded By Valeria Solanis In 1968

A

Andy Warhol

368
Q

Who won an Oscar for his role in the film ‘The Fugitive”

A

Tommy lee jones

369
Q

The giant __________ is the largest creature without a backbone. It weighs up to 2.5 tons and grows up to 55 feet long. Each eye is a foot or more in diameter.

A

Squid

370
Q

Whose daughter became the wealthiest three year old in 1988?

A

Christina onassis

371
Q

In what Australian state would you find Parkes

A

New south wales nsw

372
Q

What was the name of the first ‘talking movie’

A

The jazz singer

373
Q

Singer Paula ______?

A

Abdul

374
Q

This branch of physics deals with the general laws governing the motion of material objects

A

Mechanics

375
Q

“Its all Greek to me” comes from what Shakespeare play

A

Julius Caesar

376
Q

Jefferson city is the capital of ______

A

Missouri

377
Q

What did Tommy Kirk shoot because of hydrophobia

A

Old yeller

378
Q

Miami, Florida, is the most southerly major city in the continental United States, sitting about two degrees north of the ____________________

A

Tropic of cancer

379
Q

Which mainland Latin American country is in neither South America nor Central America?

A

Mexico

380
Q

Who Co-Wrote (Yeoman Of The Guard), (Lolanthe And The Mikado)

A

Gilbert & Sullivan

381
Q

How Many Lanes Does An Olympic Standard Swimming Pool Have

A

Eight

382
Q

In 2000 what word was written on Sydney bridge in fireworks

A

Eternity

383
Q

Which city is built on 118 islands

A

Venice

384
Q

Who painted ‘The 3rd of May’ (1808)

A

Francisco de goya

385
Q

Venus, Aphrodite and Hathor are all goddesses of what

A

Love

386
Q

What is the name of Fred Flintstones paperboy

A

Arnold

387
Q

Which Group Spawned A Teenage Army Of Tartan Scarf Waving Fans

A

The Bay City Rollers

388
Q

What is a tightrope walker

A

Funambulist

389
Q

BONANZA: What clothing did Little Joe usually wear

A

Green jacket and grey

390
Q

Which French Ruler Was Finally Defeated In 1815

A

Napoleon

391
Q

Who Released The 70’s Album Entitled Trans-Europe Express

A

Kraftwerk

392
Q

What games name literally means To Grope Frantically

A

Scrabble

393
Q

Faithless, Absolute & Hypnotize Were 80’s Hits For Which Group

A

Scritti Politti

394
Q

From which Shakespeare play is this line taken: Goodnight, goodnight! parting is such sweet sorrow, That I should say goodnight till it be morrow.

A

Romeo and juliet

395
Q

Who was the minstrel that found Richard I imprisoned

A

Blondel (De Nesle)

396
Q

What is the minimum age for scotch whisky before it can be sold in the uk?

A

3 Years

397
Q

Which Author Wrote The Sound & The Fury, The Wild Palms, And As I Lay Dying

A

William Faulkner

398
Q

Name The American Who Patented A Burglar Proof Lock Described As Magic & Infallible

A

Linus Yale

399
Q

What country celebrates its National Day on 14th July?

A

France

400
Q

Which singer is known as the ‘Empress of the Blues’?

A

Bessie Smith