Trivia Database_32 Flashcards

1
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Which Member Of The Buzzcocks Went On To Form The Band Magazine

A

Howard Devoto

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2
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What is the worlds longest race

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The Whitbread round the world

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3
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What german city do italians call “the monaco of bavaria”

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Munich

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4
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In which South African town were over sixty people murdered by the police, during a campaign against the Pass laws in March 1960

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Sharpeville

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5
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What Was John Lennons First No.1 Single In 1980

A

(Just Like) Starting Over

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6
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What is the largest & most complicated joint in the body

A

Knee

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7
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Who painted The Gleaners

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Jean Francis Millet

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8
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In Japan what is Shogi

A

Japanese Chess

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9
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In which city were the summer Olympic Games of 1900 held

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Paris

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10
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In cooking something made Veronique must contain what

A

Grapes

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11
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Which TV Show Was Set In The Fictional Location Of Kings Oak

A

Crossroads

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12
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What’s a farm that has both cattle and crops called

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Mixed farm

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13
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What mountain - Greeks believe was the home of the Muses

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Helicon

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14
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E W Hornung created which fictional character

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Raffles

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15
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Who is the master of the Shakespearean brute Caliban

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Prospero

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16
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What is a group of gnats

A

Mothers-in-law

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17
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What bird is depicted on the Canadian $1 coin

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The loon – coin nickname is loonie

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18
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In horse racing, what is the straight opposite the one with the finish line

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Backstretch

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19
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Name the author who created Brer Rabbit and Brer Fox

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Joel Chandler Harris

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20
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Large South American constrictor snake

A

Anaconda

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21
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After which Italian is America named

A

Amerigo Vespucci

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22
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What is the longest tunnel

A

Water supply tunnel

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23
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What do Ombrophobes fear

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Rain

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24
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Who wrote “The Black Prince”, “The Sea The Sea”, and “The Philosopher’s Pupil”

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Iris murdoch

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25
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Name the home city of the US football team nicknamed Falcons

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Atlanta

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26
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What actress played mrs margaret williams in the danny thomas show

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Jean

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27
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What Is The Longest Athletics Race In The Olympic Games?

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50 Km Walking Race

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28
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Who played Billy the Kid in The Left Handed Gun

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Paul Newman

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29
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Which British Artist Is Noted For His Numerous Paintings Of Horses

A

George Stubbs

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30
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Which was the sacred animal of ancient egypt

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Cat

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31
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In what bodily system are Schwann cells found?

A

Peripheral Nervous System

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32
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What foodwise is a Fieldlane Duck

A

Baked Sheep’s Head

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33
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D&D stands for this.

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Dungeons and dragons

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34
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What Was The Name Of The North Sea Oil Rig That Caught Fire In 1988

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Piper Alpha

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35
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On Punky Brewster,how was she abandoned by her mother?

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Her mother went in to the grocery store and never came out.

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36
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Which group had a 1970s UK number one hit with Oh Boy

A

Mud

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37
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What is the capital of Spain

A

Madrid

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38
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How many years in a vicennial?

A

20

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39
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What unit is used to measure electrical resistance

A

Ohm

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40
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What company did actor Brad Pitt model for

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Levis

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41
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Who Had A Hit In 1997 With “Torn”

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Natalie Imbruglia

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42
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What football player rushed for 2,003 yards in 1973?

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OJ Simpson

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43
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In Kiplings Jungle Book Ikki was what type of creature

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Porcupine

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44
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Where is George Washington buried

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Mt. vernon, virginia

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45
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What Is The Value Of (K) In Scrabble

A

5 Points

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46
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Name Any Three Of The Five Members Of The New Seekers

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Eve Graham, Lyn Paul, Peter Doyle, Marty Kristian, & Paul Layton

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47
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Who Recorded The Album “Never Too Much” Was It Luther Vandross Or George Benson

A

Luther Vandross

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48
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What is between panama and nicaragua

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Costa rica

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49
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Who’s First Top Ten LP Was Entitled “Wood Face”

A

Crowded House

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50
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Who was Joseph Merrick?

A

The Elephant Man

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51
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What actress was born frances ethel gumm

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Judy garland

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52
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Which Spice Girl Upset Anti Fur Campaigners By Wearing Furs In A 1997 Feature In Tatler

A

Victoria Beckham

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53
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What was the final destination of the first u.s. paddle wheel steamboat, what departed from pittsburgh?

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New orleans

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54
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Where are the ‘wallops’?

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Hampshire

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55
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Who Wrote (Robinsonn Crusoe)

A

Daniel Defoe

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56
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What are the worlds four oceans _ alphabetically

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Arctic, atlantic, indian and pacific

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57
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In which Kent town is the Indian princess, Pocahontas, buried

A

Gravesend

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58
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What did Emerson, Lake & Palmer burn on stage during their concerts?

A

The American flag

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59
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What is the largest country in central america

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Nicaragua

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60
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What Is The Largest Of The Channel Islands

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Jersey

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61
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What ernest hemingway novel depicts the lives of rebels during the spanish civil war

A

For whom the bell tolls

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62
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Which Famous Cocktail Was Invented At The Raffles Hotel In The Far East Around 1910

A

The Singapore Sling

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63
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On which Beatles album would you find “Ticket To Ride”

A

Help

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64
Q

Blackie Lawless Was The Singer With Which Band

A

Wasp

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65
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What is the Chess ranking system called ?

A

Elo

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66
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In what country is Lahore?

A

Pakistan

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67
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For whom did Colonel Tom Parker act as manager?

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Elvis Presley

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68
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What was the name of the nuclear missle defense system Reagan proposed?

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Star Wars

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69
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Who was the first christian emperor of rome

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Constantine

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70
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Which country is the world’s biggest gold producer?

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South Africa

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71
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In “Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds”, what were the colors of the Celophane Flowers?

A

Yellow and green

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72
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Who painted “The Shriek” and “The Kiss”

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Edvard munch

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73
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Which is the last book of the Old Testament

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Malachi

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74
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Lassa fever is named after the village in which it was first detected in 1969, where is Lassa

A

Nigeria

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75
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Crime of getting married again whilst still legally married

A

Bigamy

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76
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Which is the highest poker hand 2 pairs or three of a kind

A

Three of a kind

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77
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What form of light comes at wavelengths below 360 nanometers

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Ultra violet

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78
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What Was The Best Selling Dire Straits Single In The UK

A

Private Investigation

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79
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What did the Victorians call servant regulators

A

Alarm Clocks

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80
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In Imperial measurement, how many square yards are in a square chain

A

484

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81
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What country calls themselves Nipon?

A

Japan

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82
Q

What is The Adi Granth

A

Sacred Scriptures Sikhs

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83
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Which American state’s name is Spanish for “flowered” or “flowery land”?

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Florida

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84
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What would you expect to find in a vespiary

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Wasps

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85
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How many members are in the ‘fairfield four’

A

Five

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86
Q

Baseball: the cleveland ______

A

Indians

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87
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What language is klutz an insult in

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Yiddish

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88
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In ballet, a leap in which the lower leg beats against the upper one at an angle, before the dancer lands again on the lower leg.

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Cabriole

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89
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Nicosia is the capital of ______

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Cyprus

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90
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For what was Joan of Arc made a Saint

A

Her Virginity

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91
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Which US city was once named Porkopolis

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Cincinnati

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92
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What is the basic unit of currency for Antigua and Barbuda ?

A

Dollar

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93
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What is the only day named for a planet

A

Saturday

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94
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Zymase and Glucose combine to form what drug

A

Alcohol

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95
Q

Which international companies logo is exactly 42 dots

A

Sony

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96
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Psychologist say when a woman wears red she wants what

A

Another Woman

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97
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A social dance in ¾ time that became widely popular in the nineteenth century. It developed from the Landler, a German-Austrian turning dance.

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Waltz

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98
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In 1891 what city held the first weightlifting world championship

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London

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99
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Who is the greek equivalent of the roman god Mercury

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Hermes

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100
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Dacca is the capital of which country

A

Bangladesh

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101
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What device was used to determine a ship’s latitude ?

A

Sextant

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102
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Who was the 1978 Wimbledon Women’s Singles champ?

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Martina Navratilova

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103
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Whom did Colin Baker replace as Doctor Who on television

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Peter davison

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104
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Who had a hit with Schools Out in 1972?

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Alice Cooper

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105
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Which Country Now Have A Parliament Called “The Bee Hive”

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New Zealand

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106
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What type of birds (Hugin + Munin) sit on the shoulders of Odin

A

Ravens

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107
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Dutchphobia is a fear of ______

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Anything dutch

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108
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What is the 100 year old safe in washington dc

A

Centennial safe

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109
Q

What Do Eric Clapton, Marilyn Monroe, And Laarry Grayson All Have In Common

A

They All are Or Were Illegitimate

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110
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What does CR-ROM stand for?

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Compact Disk Read Only Memory

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111
Q

Where is Londons whispering gallery

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St pauls cathedral

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112
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Who is the Roman goddess of destiny?

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Fortuna

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113
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What is the largest of the countries in Central America

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Nicaragua

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114
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Who won the world soccer championship in 1934

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Italy

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115
Q

Which film links novelist Ira Levin and Sharon Stone

A

Sliver

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116
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What president’s hobbies included pitching hay, fishing, and golf?

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Calvin coolidge

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117
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The only __________ to ever appear in a Shakespearean play was Crab in “The Two Gentlemen of Verona.”

A

Dog

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118
Q

Pushin’ Too Hard’ was the notable song recorded by which group in the 60’s

A

Seeds

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119
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When Prince Edward Married Sophie Rhys Jones In 1999 What Title Did She Adopt

A

Countess Of Wessex

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120
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Who was Britain’s second Labour Prime Minister

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Clement attlee

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121
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Who Was The First Woman To Be Inducted Into The Country Music Hall Of Fame In 1973, 10 Years After Her Death

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Patsy Cline

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122
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Which rugby ground is sometimes referred to as the Cabbage Patch?

A

Twickenham

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123
Q

Iceberg, Boston, and Bibb are types of What

A

Lettuce

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124
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Aaron Copeland wrote a ballet about which American folk hero

A

Billy the Kid

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125
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Which superstar film actor’s real narne is T.C. Mapother IV

A

Tom cruise

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126
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In Which English City Will You Find The Crucible Theatre

A

Sheffield

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127
Q

Humans are 10,000 times more sexually active that what animal

A

Rabbits

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128
Q

What pop group was originally named ‘The Quarrymen’

A

The Beatles

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129
Q

Film is to Oscar as Mystery novel is to

A

Edgar

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130
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Who painted’ A Bar at the Folies Bergere’ (1882)

A

Edouard manet

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131
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What country was once known as ‘The Breadbasket of Russia’?

A

Ukraine

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132
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Who was the 2nd president of the U.S.

A

John adams

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133
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Which computer firm made a model numbered ZX80

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Sinclair

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What is the Capital of: Wallis and Futuna

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Mata-utu

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135
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Egyptian god credited with first making beer

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Osiris

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136
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What meets the Atlantic Ocean at the Cape of Good Hope

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Indian ocean

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137
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Who created ‘trepanning’

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Dr bart hughes

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138
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What is the Capital of: Zambia

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Lusaka

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139
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Which Chinese Dynasty Lasted From 1368-1644?

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Ming

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140
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What is the capital of Singapore

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Singapore

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What is the Capital of: United States

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Washington dc

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142
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A crested parrot

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Cockatoo

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Which company produces PageMaker, Photoshop and Acrobat

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Adobe

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144
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Of The Known Planets Which One Is Nearest The Sun

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Mercury

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After whose rebellion were the ‘Bloody Assizes’ presided over by the infamous Judge Jeffreys

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Duke of monmouth

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146
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Who Provided The Voice Of Buzby In The Old BT Adverts Of The 1980’s

A

Bernard Cribbins

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147
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What Was Rolf Harris ‘s First Hit

A

Tie Me Kangaroo Down Sport

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Which BBC Newsreader Advertised Cow & Gate Baby Food In The 1980‘s?

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Martin Lewis

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149
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Who invented logarithms ?

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John Napier

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150
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Of what is ‘soweto’ in south africa an abbreviation

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South west township

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151
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What in reality was Dr McCoy’s medical scanner in Star Trek

A

A Salt Shaker

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What Does BASIC Stand For In Computing Terms

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Beginners All Purpose Symbolic/Standard Instruction Code

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153
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Which European country has the lowest population density

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Iceland

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154
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A Baseball travels 9% faster in which US city

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Denver - thinner air

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155
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What is an octothrope

A

The # symbol

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156
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What muscle is joined by the lingual nerve to the brain

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Tongue

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Because of the giant panda’s large size and the small size of their offspring, it is difficult to tell when a panda is __________

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Pregnant

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158
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Which part of a cat’s eye reflects light ?

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Tapetum

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159
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Where is maxim’s restaurant

A

Paris

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160
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Is right music: who recorded “sos”

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Abba

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161
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What is a group of owls

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Parliament

162
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Who had a hit in 1987 with the single,Tonight, Tonight, Tonight?

A

Genesis

163
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What singer’s February 6th birthday is a national holiday in Jamaica

A

Bob

164
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Where Did The Chrysanthemum Originate?

A

Japan

165
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Who founded a monastery on Lindisfarne in AD 635

A

Saint aidan

166
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Which edible nut of the American hickory tree is similar to a Walnut

A

Pecan

167
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What is the basic unit of currency for Mauritania ?

A

Ouguiya

168
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“Sindinology” Is A Well Known Historical Debate Concerning The Origins Of What

A

The Holy Shroud Of Turin

169
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Which company is owned by Bill Gates

A

Microsoft

170
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Small cubes of fried or toasted bread

A

Croutons

171
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Who is the greek equivalent of the roman god Juno

A

Hera

172
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Which Greek philosopher wrote The Republic and The Laws

A

Plato

173
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Which British Band Released Two Hit Albums In The 1970’s With Titles Taken From Marx Bros Film

A

Queen (A Night At The Opera & A Day At the Races)

174
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Who Had An 80’s Hit With The Song ‘Queen of Hearts’

A

Juice Newton

175
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In which novel did Edgar Linton marry Catherine Earnshaw

A

Wuthering heights

176
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What Country Did The Pop Duo Roxette Come From

A

Sweden

177
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The Harlem Globetrotters had what signature tune

A

Sweet Georgia Brown

178
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Alphabetically, what were the two cities in ‘A Tale of Two Cities’

A

London & paris

179
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In what city is the worlds largest medieval cathedral

A

Seville

180
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The closest living relative of this African mammal is the giraffe.

A

Okapi

181
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What is added to Whisky to make is Whisky Mac?

A

Giner Wine

182
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What is the name given to the short tail of a rabbit

A

Scut

183
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The process of adding a number to itself a certain number of times is called?

A

Multiplication

184
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What do Christians call the period of fasting before Easter

A

Lent

185
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In Greek mythology, what did daedalus construct for minos

A

Labyrinth

186
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What treaty, signed in 1713, ended the War of the Spanish Succession?

A

Treaty of Utrecht

187
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How were the camels carrying abdul kassem ismael’s library trained to walk

A

In alphabetical order

188
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The cooking term “parmentier” indicates which vegetable

A

Potatoes

189
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What is an ideo locator

A

You are here’ arrow

190
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Tess Trueheart married which plainclothes detective?

A

Dick Tracy

191
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Textophobia is a fear of ______

A

Certain fabrics

192
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What Was Donny Osmonds Real First Name

A

Donald

193
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The medical journal The Lancet was established in which year

A

1823

194
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With what country is Fidel Castro associated

A

Cuba

195
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Which is the only species of mammal that can’t jump?

A

Elephant

196
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Who is the mother of Apollo and Artemis?

A

Leto

197
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Who recorded “burning bridges” in 1960

A

Jack scott

198
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What is a group of this animal called: Raven

A

Unkindness

199
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What is the capital of Qatar

A

Doha

200
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What is a Dolly Varden

A

Large Hat

201
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Poor whites in florida and georgia are called ‘crackers’ because of the name of their principal staple food which is what

A

Cracked corn

202
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What happened to you if you get a nosicomial condition

A

Infection caught in hospital

203
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Author of “The Lighthouse” and “Eminent Victorians”?

A

Virginia Woolf

204
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What is the fear of movement or motion known as

A

Kinetophobia

205
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What is the name of Pearce Brosnan’s first James Bond film?

A

Goldeneye

206
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What word means an attack of nerves suffered by sportsman especially golfers

A

Yips

207
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Who recorded the album “there and back” in 1980

A

Jeff beck

208
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The study of natural phenomena: motion, forces, light, sound, etc. Is called ______

A

Physics

209
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What is Challa

A

Bread - often plaited

210
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What Canadian Prime Minister retired in 1984

A

Pierre Trudeau

211
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Gabbro is which type of rock

A

Igneous

212
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What nation’s populace watches the most TV, per capita

A

Japan’s japans japan

213
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“Blaze Of Glory” Was A Hit In 1990 For Whom

A

Jon Bon Jovi

214
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What is the fear of dirt or contamination known as

A

Molysmophobia

215
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What state is the second largest of the U.S.

A

Texas

216
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What is the young of this animal called: Sheep

A

Lamb lambkins

217
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What U.S. state includes the telephone area code 702

A

Nevada

218
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What’s the capital of Majorca?

A

Palma

219
Q

What is the capitol of Belarus

A

Minsk

220
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What is the young of this animal called: Deer

A

Fawn yearling

221
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What is an angle greater than 180 degrees and less than 360 degrees

A

Reflex

222
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How many months are there in a year

A

12

223
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Portable underwater breathing apparatus

A

Aqualung

224
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Which countrys does one associate with the following foods or drinks ‘Barmbrack’

A

Ireland

225
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Which countrys does one associate with the following foods or drinks: ‘Sachertorte’

A

Austria

226
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The Russian revolutionary, Leon Trotsky, was exiled three times and eventually assassinated in which country

A

Mexico

227
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Presepe in Italy refers to what Christmas tradition?

A

Nativity scene (literally meaning crib)

228
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Cardinal, Barlinka and Napoleon are varieties of what

A

Black Grapes

229
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What toy is manufactured to a tolerance of 5 thou of a millimetre

A

Lego

230
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What tropic passes through Mexico

A

Cancer

231
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Concrete And Clay Was A 1964 Hit For Which UK Band

A

Unit Four Plus Two

232
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What’s the worlds widest river

A

Amazon

233
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In which continent would you find the Yangtze river ?

A

Asia

234
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How many possible opening moves does white have at the start of a game of chess

A

20

235
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In what direction does the nile river flow

A

North

236
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Brian eno released a us 1978 lp titled “before and after _____”

A

Science

237
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Chicago stands on the banks of which lake?

A

Michigan

238
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Who said ‘History is bunk’’

A

Henry ford

239
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Sylvester and Tweety Pie - Cat Bird started out as what

A

Clown and Baby

240
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In Greek mythology Deianeira was the wife of who

A

Hercules

241
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Who was the backup singer on alice cooper’s “muscle of love” lp

A

Liza

242
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S J Perelman wrote the screen plays for many of the films starring which zany comedians

A

Marx brothers

243
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Who invented the Parking Meter

A

Carlton c mcgee

244
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Johnson who married george harrison’s former wife

A

Eric clapton

245
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What is the name of the smaller currency unit that an Austrian schilling is divided into

A

Groschen

246
Q

Which dancing represents fertility through death and rebirth

A

Morris dancing

247
Q

What Are The 6 Weapons Used In A Game Of Cluedo

A

Candlestick,Lead Pipe, Dagger, Spanner, Rope, Revolver

248
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What made the crew sick in the movie Airplane?

A

The fish

249
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Which religions name means The way of the Gods

A

Shinto

250
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In what country is the town of Limoges

A

France

251
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Raw vegetebles served as an hors d’oeuvre are called what

A

Crudites

252
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Which companies name translates as rising sun

A

Hitachi

253
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What is the Capital of: Mayotte

A

Mamoutzou

254
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Of What Is Renolgy The Area Of Study

A

The Kidneys

255
Q

Hotfoot Teddy was the original name of what icon

A

Smokey the Bear

256
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Under what river does the Holland Tunnel run?

A

Hudson

257
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What pop group had a “Message in a Bottle”

A

Police

258
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In what city was the final of the 1991 Canada Cup played

A

Hamilton

259
Q

If You Suffer From Aulophobia What Are You Afraid Of?

A

Flutes

260
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Which Former England International Was The First Player To Be Born After England’s 1966 World Cup Victory

A

Tony Adams

261
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Who was the pop-up figure in the fun house in The Man With the Golden Gun

A

Al

262
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English law males should do it 2 hours week watched by vicar

A

Archery Practice

263
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What is the only English word formed by the first three letters of the alphabet?

A

Cab

264
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Which Singer Sang The Title Song To The Disney Movie “The Aristocats”

A

Maurice Chevalier

265
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Bell View in Manchester built in 1928 was Britain’s first what

A

Greyhound Stadium

266
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What numbers can be found on the back of the U.S. $5 dollar bill in the bushes at the base of the Lincoln Memorial

A

172

267
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What City is nicknamed the “Glass capital of the world”

A

Toledo, Ohio

268
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What term is used for the technique of growing plants without soil

A

Hydroponics

269
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What is the name of the largest gold refinery?

A

Rand Refinery

270
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Whose record breaking performance in winning Olympic Gold in 1968 stood as a World record for 23 years

A

Bob beamon

271
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What were comfrey baths were believed to restore

A

Virginity

272
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The juice of which berry can be used to prevent and treat urinary tract problems

A

Cranberry

273
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What is a better known name of Switzerland’s Mont Cervin

A

The matterhorn

274
Q

Which city is on the east side of San Francisco Bay?

A

Oakland

275
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The Algarve is in what country

A

Portugal

276
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Which South American country has both a Pacific and Atlantic coastline?

A

Colombia

277
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What British birds lay only one egg during the nesting season

A

Fulmar or Guillemot

278
Q

What fruit did Eve give to Adam in the bible

A

Fig – Apple mistranslation

279
Q

Carara in Tuscany is famous for producing what

A

Marble

280
Q

What is the answer to the meaning of life according to Douglas Adams in ‘The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy?

A

42

281
Q

Parton what is the official birthplace of country music

A

Bristol

282
Q

Beijing drivers fined 40 Yuan doing what at pedestrian crossing

A

Stopping its illegal

283
Q

What is the most sacred river in India?

A

Ganges

284
Q

Collective nouns - A nye of what

A

Pheasants

285
Q

What is ‘Nitrous Oxide’ more commonly known as

A

Laughing Gas

286
Q

What is the collective name for a group of larks called

A

Exaltation

287
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Booze Name: 1 1/2 oz. light rum, 1 lime, powdered sugar, fruit juice, blend w/crushed ice

A

Daiquiri

288
Q

What is the distance from earth to the sun

A

93 million miles

289
Q

Reaching No 3 What Was The first Singles Chart Entry For Smokie

A

If You Think You Know How You Love Me

290
Q

This sport allows substitutions without a stoppage in play.

A

Hockey

291
Q

Who is the Norse Watchman of the Gods ?

A

Heimdall

292
Q

How many minutes is each period of hockey

A

20

293
Q

Who Backing Group Is The Range

A

Bruce Hornsby

294
Q

What is the original meaning of the word Shambles

A

Abattoir butcher)

295
Q

On an ordinance survey map what does a H in circle represent

A

Hospital

296
Q

He discovered the Grand Canyon.

A

Francisco Coronado

297
Q

What countries flag has two bars white top red bottom

A

Poland

298
Q

Who Asked “Are You Gonna Go My Way” In 1993

A

Lenny Kravitz

299
Q

What is a group of this animal called: Rat

A

Pack swarm

300
Q

At one time, 6 white beads of this Indian currency were worth one penny

A

Wampum

301
Q

What was the name of the medical journal established by Dr Thomas Wakely

A

The lancet

302
Q

“7X” was used to refer to the secret ingredient of which drink?

A

Coca Cola

303
Q

What was Paul the Apostles real name

A

Saul

304
Q

What in sport, is 7 feet 9 quarter inches(2.375 metres) in length?

A

The Oche in darts

305
Q

What lake is the source of the white nile

A

Lake victoria

306
Q

Kaleidoscope. Daddy, Palomino and Changes name the author

A

Danielle Steele

307
Q

In 1940s California it was illegal to serve alcohol to who

A

Homosexuals

308
Q

What show/game has characters such as bulbasaur and pikachu

A

Pokemon

309
Q

Which group of professionals use computer dating the most

A

Teachers

310
Q

What is another name for termites

A

White ants

311
Q

Who Had A Hit In 1991 With “Bitter Tears”

A

Inxs

312
Q

Tintoretto did most of his painting in what city

A

Venice

313
Q

Cheyenne, Navahoe and Arapaho are all what

A

Native american tribes

314
Q

Arachnoid refers to what kind of creature

A

Spider

315
Q

What was the title of Ike and Tina Turners only album?

A

River Deep,Mountain high

316
Q

Which label released Donna Summer”s “Love To Love You Baby”?

A

Casablanca

317
Q

In the Bible from whom did David steal his wife Bathsheba

A

The Hittite warrior Uriah

318
Q

In which British national daily newspaper does Rupert The Bear appear?

A

The Daily Express

319
Q

Billy Idol Quit Which Band To Embark On His Solo Career

A

Generation X

320
Q

In 1986, what was the maximum fuel capacity imposed in formula 1 racing

A

One

321
Q

What is the name of the theme song for The People’s Court

A

The Big One

322
Q

What Is The Most Abundant Radioactive Element

A

Uranim (238)

323
Q

Which island was the site of the Australian Grand Prix

A

Philip Island

324
Q

In French legend who is the lover of Abelard

A

Heloise

325
Q

The religious text Tripitaka comes from which religion

A

Buddhism

326
Q

In Feng Shui what colour inspires passion

A

Pink

327
Q

Which Football Team Were Originally Nicknamed The Biscuitmen?

A

Reading

328
Q

What Is The Official Circumference Of A Football

A

27-28 Inches

329
Q

Which Australian writer won the Nobel prize in 1973

A

Patrick White

330
Q

How many fighters are playable in ‘Street Fighter II’?

A

8

331
Q

Who recorded the soundtrack for the movie “flash gordon”

A

Queen

332
Q

What sort of ship was the Marie Celeste

A

Brigantine

333
Q

In Jumanji, a stampede is released. What is the slowest animal?

A

Rhinoceros

334
Q

Which Footballer Famously Slept With Several Miss Worlds Before Leaving Manchester United & Moving To Fulham

A

George Best

335
Q

What submarine had logged over 100,000 miles before being refueled in 1958

A

Uss nautilus

336
Q

As who is Vincent Furnier known?

A

Alice Cooper

337
Q

What is the highest waterfall in the Alps

A

The Richenbach Falls

338
Q

What was the name of the saloon in Gunsmoke

A

Longbranch

339
Q

Which Was The First University To Win University Challenge?

A

Leicester

340
Q

The pronghorn __________ can run up to 61 miles per hour.

A

Antelope

341
Q

What is the Welsh name for Wales

A

Cymru

342
Q

To camber something is to ______ it:

A

Curve

343
Q

On which canal is the Bingley Five Rise series of locks?

A

Leeds-Liverpool Canal

344
Q

What Canadian sketch comedy show helped launch John Candy’s career?

A

SCtv

345
Q

Jerome Siberman became famous as who

A

Gene Wilder

346
Q

Which animal has the latin name ‘Bos grunniens’

A

Yak

347
Q

Palas is the correct name for what playing card

A

Queen of spades

348
Q

The play “Our Town” is set where

A

Grover’s corners

349
Q

Which gas was named after the Greek word for ‘sun’

A

Helium

350
Q

Whose Real Name Is Cherilyn Sarkisian La Pier

A

Cher

351
Q

Reaching number two in the UK charts in 1991, which was the first hit single for Right Said Fred

A

I’m too sexy

352
Q

Who Had A Hit With The Song “Say You Say Me”

A

Lionel Richie

353
Q

What was the name of the ship that brought Dracula to England

A

Demeter

354
Q

For What Is NA The Chemical Symbol

A

Sodium

355
Q

Where Were The Worlds First Windmills?

A

In Iran In The 7th Century

356
Q

Who did Valerie Solernis shoot on Jun 3rd 1968 in New York

A

Andy Worhole

357
Q

Of which country was Anastasio Somoza president during the 1960s and ’70s

A

Nicaragua

358
Q

In which battle were 4 japanese carriers destroyed

A

Midway

359
Q

Which seed is the basic ingredient for tahina paste ?

A

Sesame

360
Q

Sissy Jupe adopted by Thomas Gradgrind which Dickens novel

A

Hard Times

361
Q

What are you forbidden to fly an airplane over in india

A

Taj mahal

362
Q

Which Is The Largest Of The Poisonous Snakes?

A

The King Cobra

363
Q

What was the primary occupation of characters in “Falcon Crest”?

A

Vineyard owners.

364
Q

Zerelda was the first name of what outlaws wife and mother

A

Jesse James

365
Q

How long did Yuri Gagarin’s first orbit round the Earth take

A

108 minutes

366
Q

How many bits are in a nibble ?

A

4

367
Q

As what is Constantinople now known

A

Istanbul

368
Q

Which French Authors Novel Germinal Depicts Life In A Mining Community

A

Emile Zola

369
Q

A Regatta is a boat races - where was the original Regatta

A

Venice

370
Q

What Is Caused Through A Spasm In The Diaphram

A

A Hiccough

371
Q

Torme Music: Who recorded Heartbreak Hotel in 1956

A

Elvis presley

372
Q

Who first wrote about the myth of Atlantis

A

Plato

373
Q

Slugs have 4 ______

A

Noses

374
Q

What is a group of ravens

A

Unkindness

375
Q

What sport is played at Wrigley Field in Chicago Illinois -

A

Baseball

376
Q

Who Had Hits With The Songs “Cambodia” & “You Keep me Hanging On”

A

Kim Wilde

377
Q

Coal is sometimes added to softdrinks to make them ______

A

Sweeter

378
Q

What is the process by which certain animals are able to reproduce themselves in successive female generations without intervention of a male of the species

A

Parthenogenesis

379
Q

Hagiology is the study of what

A

Saints

380
Q

Which Term Is Used For Electronic Intruments For Use In Aviation

A

Avionics

381
Q

Who is also known as Mr. Warmth?

A

Don Rickles

382
Q

What Is The Value Of The Letter (Q) In Scrabble

A

10 points

383
Q

What is the weight of the largest pumpkin in the world is it A 1046 lbs B 1246 lbs or is it C 1446 lbs

A

C 1446 lbs

384
Q

Deer have no __________

A

Gall bladders

385
Q

What was the first battleship powered by steam turbines 1906

A

HMS Dreadnought

386
Q

What was the name of Charles Lindbergh’s plane in which he completed the first non-stop solo trans-Atlantic flight?

A

Spirit of St Louis (achieved in 1927)

387
Q

What was a Royal Navy frigate accused throwing Cod War 1973

A

Carrots at Icelandic Gunboat

388
Q

Capital of Argentina

A

Buenos aires

389
Q

What is the capital of Gambia

A

Banjul

390
Q

Who did the voices of Bugs Bunny, Sylvester and Tweety Pie?

A

Mel Blanc

391
Q

What is the Israeli ‘knesset’?

A

Parliament

392
Q

Which is Britain’s largest native carnivore

A

Badger

393
Q

What country calls itself Suomi

A

Finland

394
Q

What is the ‘word’ used for multiple personality disorder

A

Mpd

395
Q

Lampy is the worlds oldest 1840s insured 1 million oldest what

A

Garden Gnome

396
Q

Who directed ‘the breakfast club’

A

John hughes

397
Q

Struthio Cameus is the Latin name of which creature

A

The Ostrich

398
Q

What African country’s name is Latin for “free”

A

Liberia’s liberias liberia

399
Q

President Hayes 1878 started which annual White house event

A

Easter Egg Roll

400
Q

Which Victorian became the world’s most famous sufferer of neurofibromatosis

A

John merrick/elephant man