Trivia Database_34 Flashcards

1
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Name the connection bewteen the “A-Team” and “Battle Star Gallactica?”

A

Dirk Bennidic

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2
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What does a lepidopterist collect

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Butterflies

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3
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In “Penny Lane”, what did the Fireman keep in his pocket?

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A portrait of the Queen

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4
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From which Shakespeare play does the line ‘The course of true love never did run smooth.’ come

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A midsummer night’s dream

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5
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Which premiership team used to play at the baseball ground?

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Derby County

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6
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In what year did Bob The Builder have a U.K. Xmas No1 hit with “Can We Fix It”?

A

2000

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7
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What is the bone at the end of the spine

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Coccyx

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8
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What is a Caryatid

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Building support woman shaped

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9
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Which city is a ‘player with railroads, and the nation’s freight handler’

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Chicago

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10
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What fictional character was “The Napoleon of Crime”

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Professor Moriaty

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11
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Who was puff the magic dragon’s human friend

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Little jackie paper

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12
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Booze Name: 2 oz. gin, juice of 1/2 lemon, 1 tsp sugar, top with soda water.

A

Gin fizz

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13
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Which country administers Christmas Island

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Australia

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14
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Who Did Stevie Wonder Duet With On The Track “My Love” In 1988

A

Julio Iglesias

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15
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What was the title of Joe Loss’s signature tune

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In the mood

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16
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The peace of Aix-la-Chapelle was celebrated by which piece of music

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Music for the royal fireworks

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17
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Booze Name: 1 oz. gin and 1 oz. orange juice.

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Orange blossom

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18
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What USA state drinks the most beer

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California

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19
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Where did you find cherry strawberry orange apple grape bird

A

Pac Man speed up things

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20
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Which One Of These Songs Was A Hit For Madness “Love Is Enough”, Baggy Trousers, Enough Is Enough”

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Baggy Trousers

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21
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What are mother mary’s “whispered words of wisdom”

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Let it be

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22
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Eddie Irvine is contracted to drive for which car company in 2001

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Jaguar

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23
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What is the capital of Bangladesh

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Dhaka

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24
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In Which Shakespeare Play Does A Ghost Not Appear

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A Midsummer Nights Dream

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25
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Who is the abandoned man cub in The Jungle Book

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Mowgli

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26
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Which Queen Of Soul Did George Michael Team Up With For The Song “I Knew You Were Waiting For Me”

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Aretha Franklin

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27
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What is chiengora

A

Dog Hair spun into yarn

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28
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Who on the F.A. Cup the most times during the 70’s?

A

Arsenal

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29
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Who founded ASH ( Action on Smoking and Health ) in 1971

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Royal College of Physicians

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30
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In Hinduism, which God is known as the Preserver

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Vishnu

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31
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Who was nicknamed “Queen of the Swashbucklers”

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Maureen O’ Hara

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32
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The British Patent Office since 1949 banned patents for what

A

Perpetual Motion Machine

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33
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What Type Of Food Stuff Comes From The French Language Literally Meaning “Eat All”

A

Mange Tout

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34
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Philippe Pages is the real name of what pianist

A

Richard Clayderman

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35
Q

A man who commits Pseudogyny is doing what

A

Uses woman’s name to deceive

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36
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What kind of triangle has a hypotenuse

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Right angle triangle

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37
Q

Who did macduff kill

A

Macbeth

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38
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What is Leslie West’s nickname?

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Mountain

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39
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If you wanted your eggs fried without cooking the yolks, how should you order them in?

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Sunny side up

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40
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Which Comedy Duo Made The Song “Bring Me Sunshine” Their Own

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Morecambe & Wise

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41
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Where did Gerald Durrell open his zoo in 1958?

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Jersey

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42
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What Edwin Budding invention began changing the face of English landscapes in the 1820’s

A

The lawn mower lawn mower

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43
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A fagotist is a person who does what

A

Plays the Bassoon

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44
Q

Name The Label Owned By Madonna

A

Maverick

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45
Q

Theologicophobia is a fear of ______

A

Theology

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46
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Which Shop Of Jewish Origin Used To Have The Motto “ Don’t Ask The Price - Tis A Penny “

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Marks & Spencer

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47
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A common belief is that John Lennon says ‘I Buried Paul’ at the end of ‘Strawberry Fields Forever’ on the ‘Magical Mystery Tour’ album. What did he actually say

A

Cranberry sauce

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48
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In China if you order white tea - what do you get

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Boiled Water

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49
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Located above and just below the Arctic Circle, this region became an official territory of Canada in April 1999.

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Nunavut

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50
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What conc. product carried in tankers has a hazardous sign

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Coca Cola

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51
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Who was the actor who played Bobby Ewing in Dallas

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Patrick duffy

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52
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Dutch-born Swiss scientist, who discovered basic principles of fluid behavior

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Daniel bernoulli

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53
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Which animal sleeps with one eye open

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Dolphin

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54
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Who believed that a prism split light because of ‘corpuscles’ of varied mass

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Isaac newton

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55
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Which rock musician committed suicide in Scattle on 5th April 1994

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Kurt cobain

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56
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What’s the words most popular brand of malt whisky

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Glenfiddich

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57
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What is the capital of Tuvalu ?

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Fongafale (Funafuti atoll is the location of the capital Fongafale! So pls don’t complain about the correction ;-))

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58
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Where were the 1928 Olympics held ?

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Amsterdam, The NetherlandsERROR: Ret: amsterdam, (the netherlands|holland)

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59
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In which county does the River Mersey rise

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Derbyshire

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60
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Who composed the opera I Pagliacci

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Leoncavallo

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61
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What was Buddy Holly’s First Hit Record as the Crickets reaching No.1 in the UK & USA?

A

That’ll Be The Day

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62
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What was “The gun that tamed the West”

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Winchester rifle

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63
Q

How fast can a kangaroo hop

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Forty mph

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64
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Bohemian Rhapsody was on what Queen album

A

A Night at the Opera

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65
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Which famous duo won the BBC Sports Personality Of The Year In 1984?

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Torvill & Dean

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66
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What is measured in units called phon

A

Sound

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67
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She starred in Broadcast News & The Piano.

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Holly Hunter

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68
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Who voiced Mr Spock in the cartoon version of Star Trek

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Leonard Nimoy

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69
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Which Group Was Originally Called The Primettes

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The Supremes

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70
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A series of arches supported by columns or piers, or a passageway formed by these arches.

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Arcade

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71
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Known as ‘The Ace of Aces’, who was the leading American fighter pilot of World War One

A

Eddie rickenbacker

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72
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What TV sitcom about Liverpool family life did Carla Lane write?

A

Bread

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73
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Who started a giant fast food chain in 1928 in a hut near Bradford, Yorkshire

A

Harry ramsden

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74
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Who sung the Song “Fast Car”?

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Tracy Chapman

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75
Q

Do You Use More Muscles To Smile Or To Frown

A

Frown

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76
Q

The earth’s circumference is approximately how many miles

A

24870

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77
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Which Hollywood Actress Was Responsible For Uttering The First Words Of Maggie Simpson ?

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Elizabeth Taylor

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78
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Name The Singer Whose Body Was Found In A Hollywood Hotel Room On 4th October 1970 Eighteen Hours After She Had Died

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Janis Joplin

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79
Q

What do you get by mixing gin & vermouth

A

Martini

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80
Q

What does Dorethy have to steal from the wicked witch in oz

A

Her Broomstick

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81
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What is the name of the famous large coral reef located off the coast of northeastern Australia?

A

Great Barrier Reef

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82
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What do the initials FRAM stand for?

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Fellow Of The Royal Academy Of Music

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83
Q

How many plays is Shakespeare generally credited with today

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37

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84
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This island group is off the east coast of southern South America.

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Falkland Islands

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85
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Name One Of The 3 Major record Companies That Simultaneously Launched The Compact Disc In March 1983

A

Sony, Phillips, Polygram

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86
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What is the capital of Afghanistan ?

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Kabul

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87
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How many times has the character Ross from the show friends been married?

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Twice

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88
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What is the world’s fastest passenger aircraft

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Concorde

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89
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What female name comes from the Greek for foreign woman

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Barbara

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90
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In which ocean or sea are the Seychelles?

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Indian Ocean

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91
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What is a group of this animal called: Rhino

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Crash herd

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92
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Which song composed by Sir Arthur Sullivan in sorrow over his brother’s death became the most popular ballad of the nineteenth century

A

The lost chord

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93
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What Was The First Number One Album For Oasis?

A

Definately Maybe

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94
Q

Who invented painting by numbers

A

Palmer paint company

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95
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What was the name of Dr Dolittle’s Parrot

A

Polynesia

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96
Q

Where did Guinevere retire to die?

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Amesbury

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97
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What was The Liberty Bell manufactured 1900s Charles Fey

A

Fruit Machine

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98
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In Greek mythology, into what did athena turn arachne

A

Spider

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99
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What is a group of this animal called: Cat

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Clowder clutter

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100
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If you take a before meal aperitif what’s an after meal one called

A

Digestif

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101
Q

Candy bar promoted by Bart Simpson.

A

Butterfingers

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102
Q

What’s the unit of measure for a racehorse’s height

A

Hand

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103
Q

Who hated mozart with a deadly passion

A

Salieri

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104
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In Scotland, what vegetable was traditionally carved into a jack-o-lantern was it A Potato B Turnip C Pumpkin

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B = Turnip

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105
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Which Singer Born On Christmas Day Released A Debut ASlbum Entitled No Angel

A

Dido

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106
Q

Muckle John was the last official royal one in England - what

A

Fool or Jester

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107
Q

Who had a hit with the song Loco-Motion

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Little Eva

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108
Q

Germany’s equivalent to the dollar is the ______?

A

Deutsche mark

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109
Q

How much jelly fills a proper dunkin donuts’ munchkin

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One half ounce 1/2 ounce

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110
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Whose face is on the front of a quaker oat box

A

William penn

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111
Q

Who wrote ‘valley of the dolls’

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Jacqueline susann

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112
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What were the russian atrocities against the jews called

A

Pogroms

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113
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Which film star was described as “A vacuum with nipples”

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Marilyn Munroe

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114
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In which modern country is the site of the Battle of Balaklava

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Ukraine

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115
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How were the bodies of dead crusaders brought home for christian burial

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Chopped up and boiled

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116
Q

Who is the Linux operating system named after

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Linus torvalds

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117
Q

Who is Reginald Dwight known as?

A

Elton John

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118
Q

Which is the closest town to Ayres Rock

A

Alice springs

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119
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What did the massachusetts bay colony outlaw in 1641

A

Lawyers

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120
Q

What is the capital of Djibouti?

A

Djibouti

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121
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Who was the first person to swim the English Channel?

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Captain Matthew Webb

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122
Q

What are bloaters a type of

A

Fish

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123
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What Shakespeare play was the basis of The Forbidden Planet

A

The Tempest

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124
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What sort of animal is donkey kong of video game fame

A

Gorilla

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125
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What was the name of the vehicle in which Sir Malcom Campbell broke the 300 mph barrier in 1935?

A

Bluebird

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126
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Which London’s church’s other name is the Collegiate Church of St. Peter

A

Westminster abbey

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127
Q

In Which Indian City Is The Taj Mahal

A

Agra

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128
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The _____ Revolution began in 1905 on ‘Bloody Sunday’ when troops fired at demonstrators

A

Russian

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129
Q

Who Warned Us About Dirty Diana

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Micheal Jackson

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130
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What is the real name of Tony Curtis

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Bernard schwartz

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What is the fear of gravity

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Barophobia

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132
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What do the five olympic rings represent

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Continents

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133
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Who was given the only Nobel Peace Prize award during WWI?

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International Red Cross

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134
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What city is the Christian Science Monitor based in?

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Boston

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135
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Which 1950s films took place in Burma 1943

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The Bridge on the River Kwai

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136
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Lack of Vitamin D causes which disease?

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Rickets

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137
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Whats the nearest galaxy to our own

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Andromeda

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138
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To The Nearest 100 Million Years How Old Is The Earth

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4,540 Million Years

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139
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What is the capital of Central African Republic

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Bangui

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140
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In The Muppet Movie who sang for Miss Piggy

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Johnny Mathis

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141
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Which European airport has the international code LIS

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Lisbon

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142
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Who shot J.R. Ewing?

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Kristin

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143
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What river flows through 8 countries and four capitols

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Danube

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144
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Which Band Were At The UK Christmas Number One Spot In December 1979

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Pink Floyd / Wall

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145
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Derived from Greek what does alias literally mean

A

Otherwise

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146
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What is the basic unit of currency for Turkey ?

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Lira

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147
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What’s the name of Disney’s Little Mermaid

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Aerial

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148
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Who piloted the first flight across the English channel

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Louis Bleriot

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149
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In which country did Scampi Originate?

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Italy

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150
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Who was the father of modern bullfighting

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Juan belmonte

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151
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What is measured by Moh’s Scale?

A

Hardness

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152
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How many points are awarded to the winner of a Formula One Grand Prix

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Ten Points

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153
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Who wrote the Robocomm computer program

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Dan parsons

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154
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For which Olympic athletic event is there no official world record

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Marathon same distance diff courses

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155
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What chain did ray kroc build

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Mcdonald’s

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156
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Which British city had the first pavements (sidewalks) in 1688

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Edinburgh in High St and Cowgate

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During The Beatles Run Of 7 Consecutive No.1 Singles, What Was The Name Of The Song That Failed To Make It 8 In A Row For Them?

A

Paperback Writer

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158
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Mageiricophobia is the fear of what

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Cooking

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159
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What country’s people developed the crossbow

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China

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160
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To make all the text align against the left or right margins is called

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Justification

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161
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What do the Chinese regard as the highest form of visual art

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Calligraphy

162
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In Ancient Rome what creature was the symbol of liberty

A

The Cat

163
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Who founded the miss world competition

A

Eric morley

164
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She starred in the 1952 film, “Niagara”.

A

Marilyn Monroe

165
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In ‘a christmas carol’, what was the name of the miser

A

Scrooge

166
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What’s the longest river in Asia

A

Yangtze

167
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What volcanic peak is visible from naples

A

Mount vesuvius

168
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De’cappo means what in music

A

Repeat from start

169
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Fromage is french for

A

Cheese

170
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“What Did My True Love Give To Me On The ““Twelth”” Day Of Christmas”

A

12 Drummers Drumming

171
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Who had a 1976 hit with “Young Hearts Run Free”?

A

Candi Staton

172
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The quetzal is the currency of ______?

A

Guatemala

173
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What category of Oscar was the only award for the film Star Wars

A

Sound track

174
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What is enuresis

A

Bed-wetting

175
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What piece of land did France sell to America in 1803

A

Louisiana

176
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Which sporting event was won 5 times by Eddy Merckx

A

Tour de france

177
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What was casey jones’s real name

A

John luther jones

178
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Which former Labour MP formed the New Party in 1931?

A

Sir Oswald Mosley

179
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What is the Capital of: Svalbard

A

Longyearbyen

180
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At what seaside resort did Britain’s first legal casino open on the 2nd June 1962?

A

Brighton

181
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Whose home was mount vernon

A

George washington

182
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What is the other ingredient in a pink gin?

A

Angostora Bitters

183
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Gerard Hugh Sayer Is Better Known As Whom

A

Leo Sayer

184
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Who Is The Only Person To Hold The Post Office Of Prime Minister, Home Secretary, Foreign Secretary And Chancellor

A

James Callaghan

185
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Where Did Wilbur Wright Demonstrate Flight In Public For The First Time

A

Northern France

186
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What Colour Is The Flower Of The Amazon Lily When It Opens

A

White

187
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Which two countries’ national anthem does not mention the country’s name

A

United states and holland

188
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In which country would you find the towns of Lausanne and Locarno

A

Switzerland

189
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Alphonso D’Abruzzo became famous as who

A

Alan Alda

190
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Who wrote the three act opera The Rakes Progress

A

Igor Stravinsky

191
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For which decoration do the letters C.G.M. stand

A

Conspicuous gallantry medal

192
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With what sport is Gabriela Sabatini associated?

A

Tennis

193
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What’s unusual about evangelist Amy Semple McPhersons coffin

A

Contains Telephone

194
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Basketball: the Chicago ______

A

Bulls

195
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What type of aircraft did the red baron fly during World War I

A

Fokker

196
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What is another name for a tombstone inscription?

A

Epitaph

197
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What is the active ingredient in oxy anti pimple cream

A

Benzoyl peroxide

198
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Who built the hurricane aircraft

A

Hawker

199
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What does a carpophagus animal feed on

A

Fruit

200
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Narrow strip of cloth attached to a string round waist for covering genitals

A

G-string

201
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Who had the nickname ‘Golden Bear’?

A

Jack Nicklaus

202
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In which novel does the character Quebec Bagnet appear

A

Bleak House

203
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What Do You Use To Tell A Horses Age?

A

Check Its Teeth

204
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A person learning a trade by working for an agreed period

A

Apprentice

205
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Rod, chain and furlong are all units of what

A

Length

206
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Which two fighting ships other than the ‘utah’ were sunk at pearl harbor

A

Arizona and oklahoma

207
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Who wrote the novel Love Story (Both Names)

A

Erich Segal

208
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Who was the Russian Foreign Minister from 1957 to 1985

A

Gromyko

209
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What Was The Title Of The UK No.1 Single Released By Enya In 1988

A

Orinocco Flow

210
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Who Died In The Same Air Crash As Cowboy Copas & Hawkshaw Hawkins

A

Patsy Cline

211
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What was killed by the first bomb dropped by the allies on berlin during wwii

A

Elephant

212
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What island has Hamilton as its capital

A

Bermuda

213
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Walter Wagers novel 58 minutes was the basis for which film

A

Die Hard 2

214
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What city was originally called edo

A

Tokyo

215
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Eastwood what are cocci, spirilla and streptococci

A

Bacteria

216
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Gary Boker Bobby Harrison Ray Rodger were in what pop group

A

Procul Harem

217
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What is the capital of Israel

A

Jerusalem

218
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What do we call the study of fossils

A

Palaeontology

219
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The fins of which fish are made into a soup

A

Shark

220
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Which is the Earth’s fourth largest continent ?

A

South America

221
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Which animal lives in a holt

A

Otter

222
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Which song did Don McLean write about the death of Buddy Holly

A

American Pie

223
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Which song begins, “Heaven. I’m in Heaven”?

A

Cheek To Cheek

224
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Which nation, on average, takes the longest time over its meals

A

France

225
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A mysterious cloud of pesticide and radiation causes a disturbing reversal for Scott Carey in which classic 50s film ?

A

The Incredible Shrinking Man

226
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Any sufficiently advanced technology indistinguishable from magic

A

Arthur C Clark – Report planet 3

227
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In which game or sport is a “Zamboni” used

A

Hockey

228
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What Is Trinitoluene Better Known As

A

TNT

229
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Which country occupies the horn of africa

A

Somalia

230
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Who refereed the 1876 Sharky Fitzsimmons fight with a gun

A

Wyatt Earp

231
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Which Comedian Is Maried To Caroline Quentin

A

Paul Merton

232
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Montpelier is the capital of what state

A

Vermont

233
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What is a Godeminche

A

Penis dildo with balls

234
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Who won the Superbowl in 1989

A

San Francisco 49 ers

235
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What is the fear of falling in love known as

A

Philophobia

236
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Who Was The Front Man & Lead Vocalist For Dawn

A

Tony Orlando

237
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In which city is the Colliseum located?

A

Rome

238
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The average Britain in their life consumes 1000 lb of what

A

Carrots

239
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What is the Capital of: Equatorial Guinea

A

Malabo

240
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In the film ‘selena’, who did jennifer lopez play

A

Selena

241
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What Was The Cult Originally Known As “Southern Death Cult” Or “Sudden Death”

A

Southern Death Cult

242
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What is the maximum number of integer degrees in an obtuse angle?

A

179

243
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What is the traditional theatrical greeting before a performance to wish ‘good luck’

A

Break a leg

244
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The __________ can travel up to 9 miles per hour.

A

Chicken

245
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Football: The Cincinnati _________.

A

Bengals

246
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In England what would you buy or get at a Mop Fair

A

Servants for Hire

247
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What was the first grand slam tennis title won by steffi graf

A

French open

248
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Who wrote Auld Lang Syne

A

Robert burns

249
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What Dance Is Associated With Vienna

A

The Waltz

250
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In Greek mythology who was the husband of Helen of Troy

A

Menelaus

251
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Sheep will not drink from running water. Hence, the line in the Twenty_third Psalm: “He leadeth me beside the __________

A

Still waters

252
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Which fruit is the symbol of hospitality

A

Pineapple

253
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Brand name was translated as Bite the wax tadpole in Russian

A

Coca Cola

254
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From which station does the ‘chattanooga choo choo leave

A

Pennsylvania

255
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Who invented the television?

A

John Logie Baird

256
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Who does the voice for Yoda in the Star Wars films?

A

Frank Oz

257
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How many peas grace the average pod

A

Eight

258
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Name Three Mebers Of The Boy Band Five

A

Scott Robinson, Rich Neville, Abs, Sean Conian, Jason Brown

259
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In the 1940s George Gamow developed a theory that a giant explosion, 10-20,000 million years ago, began the expansion of the universe. What is the name given to this theory?

A

The Big Band Theory

260
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In terms of area, which is the largest city in Africa

A

Cairo

261
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What country has the world’s most southerly city

A

Chile

262
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Aldeberan is the brightest star in which constellation

A

Taurus

263
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Who is the Patron Saint of thieves

A

St Nicholas

264
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Where In Mayfair Did A Nightingale Sing

A

Berkeley Square

265
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In the field of entertainment, by what name is Emma Bunton better known

A

Baby spice

266
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In which country is the worlds longest road tunnel

A

Switzerland

267
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In which 1970’s films does Dustin Hoffman play the character ‘ Babe Levy’ ?

A

Marathon Man

268
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Whose Albums Included “Notorious” & “Arena”

A

Duran Duran

269
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Which Of Marvin Gayes Singing Partners Died Of A Brain Tumour In 1970

A

Tammi Terrel

270
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What does basic stand for

A

Beginner’s all purpose symbolic instruction code

271
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From What Was Aspirin Orginally Extracted

A

Tree Bark

272
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What do Beavis and Butt-head have on their T shirts

A

Metallica - AC/DC

273
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Which Polish Composer Was Portrayed By Cornell Wilde In The Film A Song To Remember

A

Fryderyk Chop

274
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What candy bar was actually named after Grover Cleveland’s baby daughter, Ruth

A

Baby ruth

275
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What was the first motion picture to have a synchronized musical score

A

Don

276
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Why was turkey primarily barred from e.u entry

A

Human rights abuse

277
Q

What is the part of the nose that separates the two nostrils

A

Columella

278
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Who Was The First Woman To Run A Mile In Under 5 Minutes

A

Diane Leather

279
Q

Which comic is drawn by sam keith

A

The maxx

280
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What is another term for a black leopard

A

Panther

281
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What is a group of this animal called: Elk

A

Gang

282
Q

Who succeeded Georges Pompidou as President of France

A

Valery giscard d’estaing

283
Q

In Florida public singing is illegal if you are wearing what

A

Swimsuit

284
Q

What is excessive enthusiasm or zeal for a cause

A

Fanaticism

285
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What future famous actors played Spicolli’s sidekicks in Fast Times at Ridgemont High?

A

Eric Stolz and Anthony Edwards

286
Q

Asian moon rat is the only animal smells like a veg which one

A

Onion

287
Q

Which Russian word means openness

A

Glasnost

288
Q

What is the escape velocity from the earth’s gravity (mph)

A

25,000 mph

289
Q

What is the Capital of: Israel

A

Jerusalem

290
Q

Goddess sprang full grown from the forehead of her father Zeus

A

Athena

291
Q

Who is stationed at Camp Swampy in the comic strips?

A

Beetle Bailey

292
Q

Find sources of light in the word spelled - psalm

A

Lamps

293
Q

How Is Thomas Mapother IV Better Known

A

Tom Cruise

294
Q

Where did Wolfe defeat the French under Montcalm

A

Quebec

295
Q

Which mineral has the chemical formula FeS2

A

Iron pyrites

296
Q

Who wrote, ‘This is the way the world ends, not with a bang but with a whimper’

A

T s eliot

297
Q

What instrument does an organ grinder play

A

Hurdy gurdy

298
Q

Agar-agar is often used in cooking. What is it?

A

A type of gelatine

299
Q

Who starred in the film ‘The Man With Two Brains’?

A

Steve Martin

300
Q

What is the smallest independent state in the world

A

Vatican

301
Q

What passenger train once ran between London and Edinburgh

A

Flying scotsman

302
Q

What Was Mike Berry’s Comeback Single Reaching No.9 In 1980

A

The Sunshine Of Your Smile

303
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Which novelist gave their name to a slang word for 2000 pounds

A

Jeffrey archer

304
Q

King Abdullah was assassinated in 1951. Of which country was he king?

A

Jordan

305
Q

What are the most commonly ordered item from sex catalogues

A

Novelty Condoms

306
Q

In 1957 which actress recorded ‘tammy’ from one of her films

A

Debbie reynolds

307
Q

What is the tallest piece on a chessboard?

A

King

308
Q

Greeks longest, Japans shortest and Saudi Arabia none what?

A

National Anthem

309
Q

What name is given to the blend of Black China and Darjeeling teas, flavoured with oil of Bergamot

A

Earl grey

310
Q

31% of people said what was the most disgusting personal habit

A

Spitting

311
Q

What part of the body is most bitten by insects

A

The Foot

312
Q

Post boxes in the UK are red what colour are they in France

A

Yellow

313
Q

What is the medical term for whooping cough

A

Pertussis

314
Q

70% people would stamp barefoot broken glass that watch what

A

Riverdance for 24 hours

315
Q

Which planet was the “Planet of the Apes”?

A

Earth

316
Q

Steenburgen What sheriff claimed to be Walking Tall

A

Buford pusser

317
Q

Where did a shire have a reeve

A

England

318
Q

In the world of animals, where would you find a ‘martingale’

A

On a horse

319
Q

Who was the cause of the Trojan wars

A

Helen of troy

320
Q

In parts of Siberia wives threw what at men to show wanted sex

A

Worms or slugs

321
Q

What was the name of the scandal that resulted in the resignation of president nixon

A

Watergate

322
Q

Which Famous Kenny Was “Coward Of The County”

A

Kenny Rogers

323
Q

What is the capital of North Dakota?

A

Bismarck

324
Q

In which ‘james bond film does the villain cheat at golf

A

Goldfinger

325
Q

In which country would you now find the site of the World War One Battle of Caporetto

A

Italy

326
Q

Churchill, F.D. Roosvelt and Stalin met here in 1945.

A

Yalta

327
Q

The Mojave ground __________, found mainly in the American West, hibernates for two_thirds of every year.

A

Squirrel

328
Q

“Don’t Forget Me When I’m Gone” Was A Hit For Which Canadian Rockers

A

Glass Tiger

329
Q

Which red jelly is a traditional accompaniment to lamb?

A

Redcurrant

330
Q

On a prescription the Latin expression Ter in Die means what

A

Three times daily

331
Q

In the movie ‘happy gilmore’, who is bob barker’s partner

A

Happy

332
Q

Where did dorothy’s house land in ‘the wizard of oz’

A

On the wicked witch of

333
Q

How many sacraments are there in the roman catholic church

A

Seven

334
Q

At what age does a filly become a mare?

A

Five

335
Q

The music in Walt Disney’s ‘Sleeping Beauty’ is based upon which composers version of the classic story

A

Tchaikovsky

336
Q

Norwegian Sigerson, Spy Altamont, Sea Captain Basil all who

A

Sherlock Holmes disguises

337
Q

Which American Blues singer originally recorded ‘Smokestack Lightning’

A

Howlin’ wolf

338
Q

Which date starts the astrological year?

A

21-Mar

339
Q

What was Eric Claptons Nick Name?

A

Slowhand

340
Q

The first ever Olympic Games to be held south of the equator opened in which city in 1956

A

Melbourne

341
Q

In British nobility which title is the highest

A

Duke

342
Q

Who had a number one hit in 1969 with Something in the Air

A

Thunderclap newman

343
Q

Formed In 1981 The Girl Band The Colours Charted & Had Success Under What Other Name

A

The Bangles

344
Q

Clark who is the smallest member of the european union

A

Luxembourg

345
Q

Which mammals fly?

A

Bats

346
Q

What ancient man’s brain was larger than that of modern man

A

Neanderthal

347
Q

The ‘stickman’, ‘boxer’ and ‘shooter’ are three of the participants in which casino game

A

Craps or dice

348
Q

What toy was in short supply for the 1983 Chirstmas season?

A

Cabbage Patch Kid

349
Q

How much does Park Place cost in Monopoly (in US Dollars)?

A

450

350
Q

Of which country is Maseru the capital

A

Lesotho

351
Q

So that it can pull its lithe body into a tight, prickly little ball for defense, the hedgehog has a large muscle running along its __________

A

Stomach

352
Q

Who made dance hits of Bizarre Love Triangle and True Faith

A

New order

353
Q

Stasibasiphobia is the fear of

A

Standing walking

354
Q

What is the stratosphere immediately above?

A

Troposphere

355
Q

What is Admiral Sir Miles Messervy usually known as

A

M (Bond films)

356
Q

With Which Sport Do You Associate Harvey Smith, Nick Skelton And Rob Hoekstra

A

Show Jumping

357
Q

Which Animal Has The Largest Eyes?

A

The Giant Squid

358
Q

Which Rock Is On The South Coast Of Spain?

A

Gibraltar

359
Q

What is the main ingredient of a moussaka

A

Aubergines

360
Q

Who Played The Part Of Muhammad Ali In The Bio-Pic Of His Life ‘The Greatest’’?

A

Muhammad Ali!!

361
Q

What two words are normally at the end of most movies?

A

The End

362
Q

What number is by the side of the number 16 on a dart board? (either Side)

A

8 or 7

363
Q

The Victorians began circumcision of male babies to stop what

A

Masturbation

364
Q

Who Told Us Its Grim Up North

A

The KLF

365
Q

What is hulk hogan’s real name

A

Terry bollea

366
Q

What was the name given to the popular genre of rock that arose in the Pacific Northwest (Seattle) in the early 1990s.

A

Grunge

367
Q

If you practice Encraty what are you doing

A

Abstinence or Self Restraint

368
Q

Which Singer Was Born Natalie McIntyre?

A

Macy Gray

369
Q

What does a phobophobe fear

A

Fear

370
Q

What were the 1948 Olympic games known as

A

The austerity games

371
Q

In Australia what is the second Sunday in May

A

Mothers day

372
Q

He was the father of Zeus

A

Cronus

373
Q

What Sport Are Torvill & Dean Famous For

A

Ice Skating / Ice Dance

374
Q

In the animal kingdom, if reptiles are in class reptilia, then birds are in class ____

A

Aves

375
Q

Who was the first female to enter the billboard charts in 1985

A

Whitney

376
Q

Who wrote the classic novel’ Anne of Green Gables’

A

L m montgomery

377
Q

In Utah you can get a licence to hunt what

A

Dinosaurs

378
Q

Who was the dictator of Portugal from 1932 to 1968

A

Salazar

379
Q

Who was the first American astronaut to orbit the Earth

A

John glenn

380
Q

The average Britain consumes 14571 what in their lifetime

A

Pints of beer

381
Q

What is the most commonly used condiment in the world

A

Mustard

382
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Yemen ?

A

Rial

383
Q

Famed as a member of the Rat Pack, who died on Christmas day 1995

A

Dean Martin

384
Q

What is the popular word for the umbilicus

A

Belly button

385
Q

Which novel opens and closes with the letters of Robert Walton

A

Frankenstein

386
Q

Which chess piece could be a member of the church

A

Bishop

387
Q

At which address will you find the White House

A

1600 pennsylvania avenue

388
Q

A suspended bed of canvas or netting

A

Hammock

389
Q

What is the world’s deepest lake

A

Lake Baikal

390
Q

What is the name of the office used by the president in the whitehouse

A

Oval

391
Q

In Computing What Does The Word Modem An Abbreviation Of

A

Modulate Demodulate

392
Q

Who is the Patron Saint of dancers and actors

A

St Vitas

393
Q

What are the sandals called that are worn in ceremonial japanese tradition

A

Tabi

394
Q

Name the author of Gone with the Wind

A

Margaret mitchell

395
Q

What is the name of the Kellogg’s cereal prefixed with the word ‘Optima’

A

Fruit and fibre

396
Q

For what is Na the chemical symbol?

A

Sodium

397
Q

There’s Something About Mary’ starring Cameron Diaz was released in what year

A

1998

398
Q

Who, in literature, is eligible to be nominated for the annual award called the Carnegie Medal

A

Authors of children’s books

399
Q

Trouw is a newspaper in what country

A

Netherlands

400
Q

What is the main use of tinder

A

Lighting a fire