Trivia Database_37 Flashcards

1
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What is The Daily Planet in Australia

A

Biggest Brothel – Listed company

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2
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Jacqueline du Pre was a soloist on which instrument

A

Cello

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3
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Which character was portrayed by Meryl Streep in the film Out of Africa

A

Karen blixen

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4
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Who Released The 70’s Album Entitled Oxygene

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Jean Michel Jarre

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5
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Which author sold most books in the first half of 20th century

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Edgar Rice Burroughs

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6
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In squash what colour dot indicates the slowest ball used

A

Yellow

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7
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Who invented the air brake

A

George westinghouse

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8
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Flying fish is the national dish of which country

A

Barbados

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9
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What is the only national spectator sport originating entirely in the united states

A

Rodeos

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10
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Which is the second largest city in england

A

Birmingham

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11
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What is the most common street name in the cities of the USA

A

Park street

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12
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In legend what did Cleopatra have her mattress stuffed with

A

Fresh rose petals nightly

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13
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New delhi is the capital of ______

A

India

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14
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What south American country has both a Pacific and Atlantic coastline

A

Colombia

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15
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Strasbourg is the administrative centre of which French region

A

Alsace

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16
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Which country is reputed to have the world’s oldest flag design?

A

Denmark

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17
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What should be given on the 9th wedding anniversary

A

Pottery - some say willow

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18
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Calamine is the ore what is the product

A

Zinc

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19
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Who was jason lee’s father

A

Bruce lee

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20
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What is a group of elk

A

Gang

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21
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US Fed laws specify what colour underwear for Crash Dummies

A

Tea Rose

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22
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What are you doing if you ‘yarn over’ or ‘pop corn’

A

Knitting

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23
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Where was the Rosetta stone found ?

A

Cairo

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24
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Vodka, Orange juice and Cranberry juice make which cocktail

A

Madras

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25
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Arguably the largest state in the world, _______________________ covers one_third of the Australian continent. It spans over 2.5 million square kilometers (1 million square miles).

A

Western australia

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26
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What james dickey novel tells the story of an ill-fated canoe trip

A

Deliverance

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27
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What was the sister ship of the olympic

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The titanic

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28
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Which U.S. president gave the ‘four freedoms of democracy’ speech- ie freedom from want; freedom from fear; freedom of worship and freedom of speech

A

Franklin d roosevelt

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29
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Smetana in what novel do we find winston smith living in the nation of oceania and battling doublespeak and the thought police

A

1984

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30
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Name The Queen Of England Who Ruled For Nine Days?

A

Lady Jane Grey

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31
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Cernan and Scmitt were the last men to do what

A

Walk on the moon

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32
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Every human has one of these on their tummies

A

Navel

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33
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Mafalde is what shaped pasta

A

Corrugated Strips

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34
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The two rival gangs in “West Side Story” were the Sharks and the _________.

A

Jets

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35
Q

Sildenafil Citrate Is the Chemical Name For What

A

Viagra

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36
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How was uther pendragon killed

A

Ambush

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37
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If a flower is described as ‘stellate’ what shape would it be

A

Star shaped

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38
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Jonathan Buttall is well known in art by what name

A

Gainsborough’s Blue Boy

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39
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What island is due south of Corsica

A

Sardinia

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40
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Jacques Cousteau made his name in underwater exploration. What was the name of his scientific survey ship

A

Calypso

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41
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What was the police chiefs name in the first two Jaws films

A

Martin Brody

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42
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Which Instruments Were Played By Motown Session Men James Jamerson & Benny Benjamin Respectively

A

Bass & Drums

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43
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What is the english for umbrella

A

Little shaded area

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44
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What is a group of this animal called: Whale

A

School gam pod

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45
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Who Had Hits With “It’s The End Of The World As We Know It” & “Orange Crush”

A

REM

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46
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Suomi is the name the natives give to what country

A

Finland

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47
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Alexey Pajitnov Created A Very Famous Video Game During 1985-1986 What Was It Called.

A

Tetris

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48
Q

Of which ship was Miles Standish captain?

A

The Mayflower

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49
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What new england state would be home if you laid down roots in ‘bald head’

A

Maine

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50
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What is a cyclonic tropical storm with winds at the centre in excess of 74 miles per hour

A

Hurricane

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51
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In this game players take turns placing disks on an 8x8 board.

A

Othello

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52
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Stevie Wonder won the 1984 Oscar for Best Song for I Just Called to Say I Love You. For which film was this song written

A

The woman in red

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53
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A dog’s __________ has over 200 scent receiving cells.

A

Nose

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54
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Who ‘schusses’ down a piste

A

Snow skiers

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55
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Which Funny Girl Sang About A Re-Cycled Flower In 1966

A

Barbara Striesand (Secondhand Rose)

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56
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What year did the first nudist colony open

A

1903

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57
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Which sweet treat could be found at the Ambassador’s parties?

A

Ferraro Rocher

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58
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Which Song Has Spent The Most Weeks In The Singles Chart Regardless Of Artist

A

My Way

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59
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What nationality is the lager giant ‘Grolsch’?

A

Dutch

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60
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Who wrote The Sign of Four and The Valley of Fear

A

Conan doyle

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61
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What are Blue Professor, Bottle Imp and Rat Faced McDougal

A

Fishing Flies

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62
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Phobos and Deimos are moons of Mars - what do names mean

A

Fear and Terror

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63
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What is the official language of Senegal?

A

French

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64
Q

Madam Hooch teaches what at Hogwarts school

A

Quidditch

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65
Q

Triomphe what is the pope’s pontificial ring

A

Fisherman’s ring

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66
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From the 1830s to 1960s, the Lehigh River in eastern _____________, was owned by the Lehigh Coal and Navigation Co., making it the only privately owned river in the United States.

A

Pennsylvania

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67
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What words do SPAM take its name from?

A

Shoulder Pork And Ham

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68
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How long did the israelites wander in the desert after the exodus

A

Forty

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69
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Fingal O’Flaherty Wills is better knows as who

A

Oscar Wilde

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70
Q

What is the capital of Nigeria ?

A

Abuja

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71
Q

The universe what steve martin film had him go from rags to riches to rags

A

The jerk

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72
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Andr’e Gide the writer was expelled from school for what crime

A

Masturbating during lessons

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73
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What is the title of the 1996 sequel to “Terms of Endearment”?

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Morning Star

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74
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Which film starring julie andrews and christopher plummer won the oscar for best picture in 1965

A

Sound of music

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75
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The upper horizontal part of a classical order, between a capital and the roof; it consists of the architrave, frieze, and cornice.

A

Entablature

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76
Q

What Nationalaty Was Hans Christian Andersen ?

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Danish

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77
Q

How many sides does a snowflake have? 6,8,10,12

A

6

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78
Q

Jon Ansell, Matt Stiff, Michael Christie & Ben Thapa Are Better Known As What

A

G4 (The Pop Group)

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79
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Which movie about a TV news show won Peter Finch a posthumous Oscar

A

Network

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80
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Who Led A 125 Mile March Of Child Worker To Theodore Roosevelt’s Vacation Home On Long Island

A

Mary Harris Jones

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81
Q

What Does Mass Multiplied By Velocity Give You

A

Momentum

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82
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How does the mermaid buy the gift for tom hanks in “splash”

A

Her necklace

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83
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What’s Prince Charles’ favorite cereal

A

Cornflakes

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84
Q

Who was Daisy the dog’s owners

A

Blond

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85
Q

During pregnancy, how many times its normal size does the human uterus expand?

A

Five hundred

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86
Q

What Is Black & Tan

A

A Mixture Of Beer & Stout

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87
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In which country is the largest active volcano in the world?

A

Ecuador

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88
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What is the flower that stands for: menatl beauty

A

Clematis

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89
Q

When Saigon fell the signal for all Americans to evacuate was what song by Bing Crosby being played on the radio

A

White christmas

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90
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What is the world’s highest mountain ?

A

Mount Everest

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91
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What is a group of this animal called: Marten

A

Richness

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92
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In Oct 1992 Bernard Lavery of Wales grew an 18lb 3oz what

A

Brussels Sprout

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93
Q

This instrument measures atmospheric pressure.

A

Barometer

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94
Q

In which county in the UK are the Heights of Abraham

A

Derbyshire

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95
Q

What Is The Only Country With A Bible On It’s Flag

A

Dominican Republic

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96
Q

In what country is the Penina golf course

A

Portugal

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97
Q

In the film Jumping Jack Flash what is Jack’s code key

A

B Flat

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98
Q

Who recorded the album “zoot allures” in 1976

A

Frank zappa

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99
Q

How many islands make up hawaii

A

20

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100
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Which popular poem was alternatively known as A Visit from St Nicholas? ‘

A

Twas The Night before Christmas

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101
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The sequel to which famous novel was called 20 years after

A

The Three Musketeers

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102
Q

Who Plays Drums For Fleetwood Mac

A

Mick Fleetwood

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103
Q

Who recorded ‘A Boy Named Sue’?

A

Johnny Cash

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104
Q

Where was the ‘Australian’ swimmer John Konrads born

A

Latvia

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105
Q

The world’s longest tunnel connects Delaware and ______?

A

New York

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106
Q

What is the correct name for a castrated pig

A

Barrow

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107
Q

Homophobia is a fear of ______

A

Monotony

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108
Q

Where Will You Find The Character “ Jake The Jailbird ”?

A

On A Monopoly Board

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109
Q

A Myologist studies what

A

Muscles

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110
Q

What did John Montague invent

A

The sandwich – He was 4th Earl

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111
Q

Lorne Green has only one what (an alligator ate the other)

A

Nipple

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112
Q

What is a half of a half of a half of a half

A

A Sixteenth

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113
Q

When was the first ‘Final Fantasy’ created?

A

1987

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114
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What were the Beatles billed as when they recorded with Tony Sheridan?

A

The Beat Brothers

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115
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Who was the star of ‘riverdance’ and ‘lord of the dance’

A

Michael flatly

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116
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Lb What was the nationality of the abstract artist, Mondrian

A

Dutch

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117
Q

Which mythical UK creature becomes an evil boggart if annoyed

A

Brownie

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118
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Who wrote the song ‘do they know it’s christmas’ with bob geldof

A

Midge ure

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119
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What’s the more familiar name of the himalayas’ yeti

A

The abominable snowman

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120
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Which is Britain’s top selling fruit flavoured soup?

A

Tomato

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121
Q

Tunas will suffocate if they ever stop __________. They need a continual flow of water across their gills to breathe, even while they rest.

A

Swimming

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122
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Of Which Rock Group Is Bono A Member

A

U2

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123
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Capital cities: Ghana

A

Accra

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124
Q

For What Drink Was Chicory A War Time Substitue

A

Coffee

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125
Q

In Which Country Is The Suez Canal

A

Egypt

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126
Q

The white marks intersecting each five yard line are called ________.

A

Hash marks

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127
Q

What links Pacer Burton, Chad Gates, Walter Gulik

A

Elvis film characters

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128
Q

What is cl the chemical symbol for

A

Chlorine

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129
Q

Tinkerbelle ( A Chihuahua ) Is The Famous Pet Of Which Party Animal

A

Paris Hilton

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130
Q

Anatomically speaking, what is your hallux’

A

Big toe

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131
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What animals are on the Australian coat of arms?

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Emu and kangaroo

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Indian dish of of fried vegetables

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Bhaji

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On what was the declaration of independence written

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Hemp paper

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134
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As what is minus forty fahrenheit the same?

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Minus forty celcius

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135
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Telstar By The Tornadoes Is Said To Be The Favourite Song Of Which Former Prime Minister

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Margaret Thatcher

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136
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Circuits can be wired in parallel or ______

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Series

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What is built on the former home of the Earl of Shrewsbury?

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Alton Towers

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138
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What is a crime worse than a misdemeanor

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Felony

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139
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What Was Robbie Williams First Solo UK Number One

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Millenium

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140
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Which tennis player defected to the west in 1975

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Martina navratilova

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141
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Who wrote ‘la traviata’

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Guiseppe verdi

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142
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Buffalo Bill’s real name was___.

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William f cody

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143
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Distinguished Information Cross is whose highest bravery award

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The CIA

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144
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Russian triangular musical instrument

A

Balalaika

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Filled with water, gas, electric, telephone, cable, steam, and sewer lines, _____________ is the most dense underground site in the United States.

A

Manhattan

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146
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Strange creatures, jellyfish are comprised mostly of water _ more than 95 percent _ and have no brain, heart, or bones, and no actual __________

A

Eyes

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147
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In which country is Normandy

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France

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What country was the setting for “Doctor Zhivago”

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Russia

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149
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In What Year did Steve Redgrave Win His First Gold Medal At The Olympics?

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1984

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Which Band Named Themselves After A Milk Drink Featured In A Clockwork Orange

A

Moloko

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In which state is Mount St. Helens?

A

Washington

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What is the standard time for boiling a soft boiled egg

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3 minutes

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Where in the south pacific did the u.s do nuclear bomb tests in 1946

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Bikini

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154
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Mussels can thrive in __________ because of an inborn ability to purify bacteria, fungi, and viruses.

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Polluted water

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155
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What is a young otter called

A

Whelp

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Who was the last New Zealander to win the Olympic 1500 metres track race

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John walker

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Who was, “First in war, first in peace and first in the hearts of his countrymen”

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George washington

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158
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What invention was nicknamed the Noisy Serpent in 1902

A

Vacuum Cleaner

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159
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What does the lack of iodine in the diet cause?

A

Goitre

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160
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Bahina de los Cochinos is better known as what

A

Bay of Pigs

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161
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What were the names of the Saturday morning cartoon critters who lived in air-vents and befriended a boy who kept their secret hidden?

A

The Littles

162
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What is a sound below 20 cycles a second called

A

A Woof

163
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Where were the 1960 summer olympics held

A

Rome

164
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On whose death did Shelley write his elegy Adonais

A

Keats

165
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What food Scots once refuse to eat cos it was not in the Bible

A

Potato

166
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Which Is The Brighest Star Visible From Earth?

A

The Dog Star

167
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What are fallows, lutinos and opalines

A

Budgerigars

168
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What did Marie Antoinette and Jayne Mansfield have in common

A

Bust size

169
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Which Scent Was Advertised In Posters Featuring The Naked Sophie Dahl?

A

Opium

170
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What Is The Main Ingredient Of The Spanish Dish Paella?

A

Aniseed

171
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What was Alfred Hitchcock’s first sound film

A

Blackmail

172
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La Picardy is a region of which European country

A

France

173
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This is the main food of the blue whale

A

Plankton

174
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Edith Knight wrote which classic story (later filmed)

A

Lassie come home

175
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Who was the last of the apache warrior chiefs

A

Geronimo

176
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Who was tommy lee jones’ freshman roommate at harvard

A

Al gore

177
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Who Directed The 1973 Film “American Graffiti”

A

George Lucas

178
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What weapon is known as the gun that won the west

A

Winchester rifle

179
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Cocktails: Vodka, orange juice and Galliano make a(n) ___________.

A

Harvey Wallbanger

180
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What’s bottled in jeroboams

A

Champagne

181
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__________ eat only moving prey.

A

Toads

182
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Brian Connolly was the lead singer of which 70s group

A

The Sweet

183
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Which Grade Follows A Yellow Belt In Judo

A

Orange

184
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This normally has 4 legs & your butt is parked in it right now

A

Chair

185
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What is a pinto a type of

A

Piebald horse

186
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If you landed at Hanedi airport where are you

A

Tokyo

187
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Where can you drive your car on the Nippon Clip On

A

Auckland Harbour Bridge

188
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How Long’s The Course Is An Autobiography Written By Which Athlete

A

Roger Black

189
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Disney question - who are Daisy Ducks three nieces

A

April May June

190
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Mayfair, london is a district of little streets near ______

A

Hyde park

191
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Who flew the rocket-powered bell x-ia at a record mach 2.5

A

Chuck yaeger

192
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In medicine what is procaine used for

A

Anaesthetic

193
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Name Bilbo Baggins mother

A

Belladonna Took

194
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These teeth grow especially long in vampires.

A

Incisors

195
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Santo Domingo is the capital of ______?

A

Dominican Republic

196
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What is a doucet

A

A Stags Testicle

197
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Who left his five day tenure as West Point’s superintendent to lead the Confederate army

A

Tavern

198
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Who said “In future, everyone will be famous for 15 minutes”

A

Andy warhol

199
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What is the capital of Haiti

A

Port_au_prince

200
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Which Birmingham Band Previosly Known As Earth Made Their Single Debut With “Evil Woman Don’t Play Your Games With Me”

A

Black Sabbath

201
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Beaufort - the wind scale man - had what job

A

Sailor (Admiral)

202
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What are the ridges on corduroy called

A

Wales

203
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Last Words I am Dying with the help of too many Physicians

A

Alexander the Great

204
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Oklahoma statehood in 1907 became a sure thing. in part due to the discovery of what

A

Oil

205
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Who Invented The Gramophone

A

Thomas Edison

206
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Which famous person invented the cat flap

A

Isaac Newton

207
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The last line of which document is ‘working men of all countries, unite’

A

Communist manifesto

208
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Hurricane, typhoon and tornado are all types of what

A

Fighter aircraft

209
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What did alexander graham bell invent

A

Telephone

210
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Who Recorded The Classic 1987 Song “If I Was Your Girlfriend”

A

Prince

211
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In what does a rhinologist specialise

A

Human nose

212
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Columbus is the capital of ______

A

Ohio

213
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What nation has had a monarchy the longest

A

Japan

214
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Who played the lead role in the first Tarzan movie

A

Elmo lincoln

215
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First public supply in Britain from river Wey in 1881 what

A

Electricity

216
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What Colour Are The Berries Of The Mistletoe Plant

A

White

217
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Shepherd’s pie is meat hash covered with a layer of this (2 wds)

A

Mashed potatoes

218
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In which city were the 1928 Summer Olympic Games held

A

Amsterdam

219
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Which Bewer Produces Owd Roger

A

Marstons

220
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Who was the first cricketer to score 10,000 Test match runs

A

Sunil gavaskar

221
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What country boasts the Chrysanthemum Dynasty

A

Japan

222
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A doromaniac had a compulsion to do what

A

Give gifts

223
Q

How many feet high is a basketball net?

A

Ten

224
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What’s the longest river in the americas

A

The amazon

225
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______________ has a sand desert with dunes over 100 feet high. It is located along the flatland of the Kobuk River in the northwestern part of the state.

A

Alaska

226
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Put the worlds most common forename and surname together

A

Mohammed Chen

227
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Who Had A Hit With “Run To The Hills” And “The Evil Men Do”?

A

Iron Maiden

228
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In Regard To Food What Do The Initials ‘GM’’ Actually Stand For

A

Genetically Modified

229
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The fear of halloween is known by which other name (Fourteen letters)

A

Samhainophobia

230
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In which John le Carre novel does George Smiley first appear

A

Call for the dead

231
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How many days were the american hostages held in iran

A

444

232
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What kind of peach has a smooth skin

A

Nectarine

233
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Which novelist created pathologist Kay Scarpetta

A

Patricia cornwell

234
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What’s the international radio code word for the letter “J”

A

Juliet

235
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The three_toed __________ of tropical America can swim easily, but it can only drag itself across bare ground.

A

Sloth

236
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Who Was The Mother Of James 1st Of England?

A

Mary Queen Of Scots

237
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Whose record did Brian Lara beat when he scored 400 not out in a test match in April 2004?

A

Matthew Hayden’s

238
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In Greek mythology, which goddess was Apollo’s sister

A

Arte’mis

239
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What was Napoleons mothers name

A

Laticia

240
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Who ruled rome when Christ was born?

A

Augustus Caesar

241
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In Braille which letter uses the least number of raised dots

A

S

242
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Who was the egyptian god of the dead

A

Anubis

243
Q

What is the unit of currency in Bulgaria?

A

Lev

244
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The average human has seven what each day

A

Sex Fantasies

245
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What physical disability is also known as nanism

A

The condition of being a dwarf

246
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Who was albert einstein’s father

A

Hermann einstein

247
Q

In 982 eric the red discovered _____

A

Greenland

248
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What is the closest relative of the manatee

A

Elephant

249
Q

He wrote “Sexual Behaviour in the Human Male” in 1948.

A

Kinsey

250
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Dik Browne is the author of which cartoon strip

A

Hagar the Horrible

251
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In what field of study would you find “flying buttresses”?

A

Architecture

252
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In English superstition what bird should you wish good day

A

Magpie else bad luck

253
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What is a group of hippopotamuses

A

Bloat

254
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In music, what does the term legato mean

A

One note leading smoothly to the next

255
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What is the common term for a “somnambulist”?

A

Sleepwalker

256
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Which sweets were reintroduced to Britain in1994 after a 10-year gap?

A

Spangles

257
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Which jazz cornettist composed and recorded “Davenport Blues” in 1925

A

B1x beiderbecke

258
Q

The Moluccas are better known as where

A

Spice Islands

259
Q

In New Jersey it is illegal to frown at who

A

Police Officers

260
Q

What Were The Four Elements Proposed By The Ancient Greeks

A

Earth, Water, Fire & Air

261
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Personal merry_go_round guaranteed to make you dizzy.

A

Sit n spin

262
Q

Zen is the form of Buddhism in which country

A

Japan

263
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What character in the Jungle Books name means frog

A

Mougli

264
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Who was the inventor of the “stop sign”

A

William phelps eno

265
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Pope John Paul II played for the Polish national team what sport

A

Rugby

266
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What American state is ‘The Golden State’?

A

California

267
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Capability Brown was a famous Landscape Gardener 1st name

A

Lancelot

268
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What was the name of George of the Jungle’s pet elephant?

A

Shep

269
Q

The George Cross was awarded to the entire population of which island

A

Malta

270
Q

What is the name of the source of the Nile

A

Ripon falls

271
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Which city was the first with one million inhabitants

A

London

272
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What company used to be called The Haloid Company

A

Xerox

273
Q

What did plato found in 387 bc

A

The academy

274
Q

What are dense seawater swamps along coasts of hot countries

A

Mangroves

275
Q

What kind of dog is Scooby Doo

A

Great dane

276
Q

3 Singers Have Sung The Opening Line The Christmas Favourite Do They Know Its Christmas (PFE)

A

Paul Young

277
Q

Who wrote the novel “The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde” ?

A

Stevenson

278
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David Stirling was the founder of which organisation

A

S a s

279
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San jose is the capital of ______

A

Costa rica

280
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Name the band - songs include “Baby I Don’t Care, I Want Your Love”?

A

Transvision Vamp

281
Q

Six verified copies of his signature survive - who is he

A

William Shakespeare

282
Q

Name the capital of Italy.

A

Rome

283
Q

Corduroy literally translated means what

A

Cloth of the King

284
Q

Of what metal are meteorites composed

A

Iron

285
Q

With which sport is Jack Nicklaus associated ?

A

Golf

286
Q

Who used the statement: “my fellow americans”

A

Lyndon johnson

287
Q

How many teaspoons in a tablespoon (UK) ?

A

3

288
Q

Gordon Matthew Sumner Is The Real first Name Of Which Singer

A

Sting

289
Q

Gus Grissom Was The First Man In History To Do What Twice

A

Go Into Space

290
Q

What game might you use a (Flick Serve)?

A

Badminton

291
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Which of the twelve largest islands in the World lies directly between Borneo and New Guinea

A

Celebes

292
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If you had distrix what condition would you have

A

Hair - split ends

293
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What was the first James Bond book

A

Casino Royal

294
Q

In the film ‘dragonheart’, who did the voice of the dragon

A

Sean connery

295
Q

In 19th century Florence it was illegal for women to wear what

A

Buttons

296
Q

Joseph Levitch became famous as who

A

Jerry Lewis

297
Q

Who was Prime Minister at the start of World War One

A

Asquith

298
Q

In which literary work does Mrs Do-As-You-Would-Be-Done-By appear

A

Water babies

299
Q

The word ‘boondocks’ comes from the tagalog (filipino) word ‘bundok,’ which means

A

Mountain

300
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Vanuatu ?

A

Vatu

301
Q

Which best-selling author writes novels featuring the pathologist Dr. Kay Scarpetta

A

Patricia cornwell

302
Q

In The Beatles Song “ Ob Lah Di Ob Lah Dah “What Did Desmond Say To Molly

A

Girl I Like Your Face

303
Q

Circuits can be wired in parallel or ______?

A

Series

304
Q

What do butchers call the edible internal part of an animal

A

Offal

305
Q

A Hop Low is the world smallest - what

A

Mushroom

306
Q

Who Moved Into His Factory On New Yorks East 47th Street In 1963

A

Andy Warhol

307
Q

On what river is the capital city of Canada?

A

Ottawa

308
Q

What was Martin Frobisher looking for

A

North west passage

309
Q

What happens if you get pepper in your proboscis

A

YoU.S.neeze sneeze

310
Q

What kind of person would have had a twat on

A

A Nun part of habit

311
Q

What is the correct name for the Union Jack Flag?

A

The Union Flag

312
Q

What was the first Olympic sport to include women

A

Tennis - Paris 1900

313
Q

Which Beatles song is associated with the Manson family

A

Helter Skelter

314
Q

What do dieters say is the most difficult food to give up

A

Cheese

315
Q

Which actor played the role of Chewbacca in the Star Wars trilogy?

A

Peter Mayhew

316
Q

What are knackers to a Norwegian

A

Crisp bread

317
Q

What in Dickensian London was the Marshalsea

A

Debtors prison

318
Q

Which group sang the song “Unforgiven”?

A

Metallica

319
Q

Who wrote ‘The Canterbury Tales’?

A

Geoffrey Chaucer

320
Q

What Is The Most Wideley Eaten Fruit In The World

A

A Banana

321
Q

What Was The First Bond Movie NOT To Star Sean Connery In The Leading Role

A

On Her Majestys Secret Service

322
Q

What river is called “Old Man River”

A

Mississippi

323
Q

In song who is the man who made Eastwood such a star

A

The fall guy – unknown stuntman

324
Q

An 18th century elegant style of furniture

A

Chippendale

325
Q

What Does The BCG Vaccine Immunise Against

A

Tuberculosis

326
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Monaco ?

A

Franc

327
Q

Who Was The Last King To Sit On The English Throne

A

George VI

328
Q

What element is represented by the symbol W?

A

Tungsten

329
Q

What age of exploration began october 4, 1957

A

Space age

330
Q

Which Metal Expands The Most When Heated

A

Caesium

331
Q

Zelda Sayre was the wife of which U.S. novelist

A

F scott fitzgerald

332
Q

What animal is thought to have inspired the myth of the unicorn

A

Rhinocerous

333
Q

Dorethy Parker said “Scratch an actor and you will find” what

A

An Actress

334
Q

“Epic”, “From Out Of Nowhere” And “Falling To Pieces” Were Early 90’s Tracks From Which US Band

A

Faith No More

335
Q

What Were Dachsunds Originally Bred To Hunt?

A

Badgers

336
Q

In the 1983 Wimbledon men’s final who did John McEnroe beat 6-2,6-2,6-2?

A

Chris Lewis

337
Q

When England Won The Five Nations Grand Slam In 1980, Who Was The Captain?

A

Bill Beaumont

338
Q

Which word literally meaning sweet paste is a breakfast item

A

Marmalade

339
Q

Booze Name: A manhattan, but with scotch whiskey.

A

Rob roy

340
Q

What Record Does The 2nd Lake Pontchartrain Causeway Hold

A

It Is The Longest Bridge In The World 23.9 M / 38.4 KM

341
Q

Which North Yorkshire village is famous for both its Racecourse and its Barracks

A

Catterick

342
Q

What is the only place on earth that does not have a time zone?

A

Antarctica

343
Q

What country invented Phonecards

A

Italy

344
Q

The first official baseball hat was made of what

A

Straw

345
Q

Who is the Patron Saint of Young Virgins

A

St Agnes

346
Q

Thief what hospital established the first us school of nursing

A

Bellevue

347
Q

Who recorded “yakkety yak” in 1958

A

Coasters

348
Q

What is the capital of Ukraine

A

Kiev

349
Q

A persuasive or flattering person is said to have the gift of what

A

The gab

350
Q

What would a rhinotillexomaniac be doing

A

Picking their nose

351
Q

Silver hallmarks - what object is stamped on Birmingham items

A

Anchor

352
Q

In 1904 Danish Biologist Johannes Schmidt Discovered The Sargasso Sea In The North Atlantic To Be The Breeding Ground Of Which Fish

A

European Eel

353
Q

Which country had the hottest temparture ever recorded in Sept. 13, 1922, at 136 F / 58 C

A

Libya (El Azizia)

354
Q

U.S. Captials - New Jersey

A

Trenton

355
Q

Depeche Mode the 80s groups name translates as what

A

Fast Fashion

356
Q

The study of word origins is called what

A

Etymology

357
Q

What was voted the best monopoly piece in 1998

A

The Car

358
Q

What game tiles were first made with a pocket knife

A

Scrabble

359
Q

The asteroidea are which order of creatures

A

Starfish

360
Q

University Western Australia developed a robot to do what

A

Shear Sheep

361
Q

Which drink, invented in 1886, was first marketed as the ‘Esteemed Brain Tonic and Intellectual Beverage’?

A

Coca Cola

362
Q

A stone slab at the top of a classical column aiding the support of the architecture.

A

Abacus

363
Q

Who is the Norse god of the sky and thunder

A

Thor

364
Q

Film - who played sue snell in carrie

A

Amy irving

365
Q

What name is given to the aniseed flavoured spirit drunk in Turkey?

A

Raki

366
Q

What country consumes the most tea per capita

A

Ireland

367
Q

How many bottles of Champagne are there in a Magnum?

A

Two Bottles

368
Q

In one of donald horne’s novels, as what was australia dubbed

A

Lucky country

369
Q

In the Balanta tribe women stayed married until what happened

A

Wedding dress wore out

370
Q

What is the largest of the countries in Central America?

A

Nicaragua

371
Q

Who Did Andre Agassi Defeat When He Won His First Ever Wimbledon Singles Title

A

Goran Ivanisevic

372
Q

Who Was Tommy Steele’s Original Backing Group

A

The Steelmen

373
Q

“In the Christmas song ‘Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer’ how is his nose described? ““You would even say it ___”” “

A

Glows

374
Q

The word ‘bandit’ comes from which language

A

Italian

375
Q

Even though it tastes nothing like grapes, a __________ is often eaten for breakfast.

A

Grapefruit

376
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Iceland ?

A

Krona

377
Q

Stephanie Powers was Girl from UNCLE characters name

A

April Dancer

378
Q

In what language is the Magna Carta written

A

Latin

379
Q

What is a group of this animal called: Swan

A

Bevy herd lamentation wedge

380
Q

Who wrote the book Billy Budd also Moby Dick

A

Herman Melville

381
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Which disease is also known as “Hansen’s Disease”

A

Leprosy

382
Q

He gave us malted milk

A

William horlick

383
Q

What Colour Are A Puffin’s Feet In Summer?

A

Red

384
Q

Who succeeded Pompidou as French president

A

Valery giscard d’estaing

385
Q

Dolores Ibarruri was better known under what name during the Spanish Civil War

A

La passionaria

386
Q

In what country was John McEnroe born

A

Germany

387
Q

What is the currency of Guatemala?

A

Quetzal

388
Q

What is the botanical name of the flower known as ‘Autumn Crocus’

A

Colchicum

389
Q

In which constellation is the star cluster Pleiades

A

Taurus

390
Q

With age, what organ shrinks faster in males than in females

A

Brain

391
Q

Who recorded “why” in 1960

A

Frankie avalon

392
Q

What Was The Name Given To Those Who Campaigned For Social Reform In England Between 1836 & 1858?

A

The Chartists

393
Q

In which 1944 film were Trick and Treat children to be seen

A

Meet me in St. Louis.

394
Q

Where did bagpipes originate

A

Middle east

395
Q

Which country has the most southerly city

A

Chile

396
Q

Approximately how many children did pharaoh Ramses II father?

A

160

397
Q

In Which Classic 80’s Tv Show Would You Find A Sheppard and His Lost Sheep?

A

The Dukes Of Hazzard

398
Q

A row of columns, usually equidistant, supporting a beam or entablature.

A

Colonnade

399
Q

In Life of Brian what name does Stan want to be known as now

A

Loretta

400
Q

Which spirit is added to sugar and egg yolks to make Advocaat

A

Brandy