Trivia Database_38 Flashcards

1
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What gets nine inches longer when its up

A

Concord – heat expansion

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2
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Who Was The First Roman Emperor

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Augustus (Gaius Julius Octavianus)

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3
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Where could you spend a Lempira

A

Honduras

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4
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What is the state tree of Idaho

A

White Pine

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5
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If food has been ‘devilled’ how would you expect it to taste

A

Hot

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6
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What island group is off the east coast of southern South America

A

Falkland islands

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7
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Which country was split into two zones by the Yalta agreement

A

Germany

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8
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According to the Bible, who were the brothers of Jesus?

A

James and John

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9
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There are how many miles of nerves in the skin of a human being

A

45

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10
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What did the 1980 U.S. naval academy class have for the first time in history

A

Women graduates

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11
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Who is McDonald’s mascot(full name)

A

Ronald mcdonald

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12
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Who was the director of ‘terminator and titanic’

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James cameron

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13
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What material was invented by Belgian-born US chemist Leo Baekeland in 1905?

A

Bakelite

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14
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In what Australian state would you find Hobart

A

Tasmania

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15
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How many legs does a spider have

A

Eight

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16
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Who helps Santa make toys?

A

Elves

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17
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Picasso was almost left for dead when he was born. who saved his life

A

An

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18
Q

Who created the muppets

A

Jim henson

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19
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A group of English painters formed in 1848. These artists attempted to recapture the style of painting preceding Raphael. They rejected industrialized England and focused on painting from nature, producing detailed, colorful works.

A

Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood

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20
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Who wrote the novel The Betsy

A

Harold Robbins

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21
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What Is A Bouquet Garni

A

Mixed Herbs In A Perforated Sac

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22
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Star wars: what was the name of the planet destroyed by the death star

A

Alderaan

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23
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Where did guinevere retire to die

A

Amesbury

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24
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Bats are the only mammals that are able to fly. The “flying squirrel” can only do what the gliding opposum does _ glide for short __________

A

Distances

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25
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“When visiting Finland, Santa leaves his sleigh behind and rides on a: ““BroomStick, Rudolph, A Goat Named Ukko, A White Goose”” “

A

A Goat Named Ukko

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26
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This animal is normally measured in “hands”.

A

Horse

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27
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Which Song That Has A Drink Mentioned In The Title Was A Xmas No.1 Way Back In 1988

A

Missletoe & Wine

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28
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What Is Common To The Republic Of Ireland, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Monaco, Denmark & Portugal

A

They All Have A Coastline And A Land Border With Only 1 Other Country

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29
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The poison_arrow frog has enough poison to kill about __________

A

2,200 people

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30
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The Mercedes Benz car company is based in which German city

A

Stuttgart

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31
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What Olympic event was dropped in 1920

A

Tug of War -1900 to 1920

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32
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Who composed the Christmas Oratorio

A

J S Bach

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33
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Which Rock Star Took His Stage Name From An Anagram of Oral Sex?

A

Axl Rose

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34
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Which Former Radio Luxembourg DJ Found Lasting TV Fame In 1966 In The Person Of A Memorable Comic Creation

A

Warren Mitchell As Alf Garnett

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35
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Belize ?

A

Dollar

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36
Q

What is an angle greater than 90 degrees

A

Obtuse

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37
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Roland Gift Was The Lead Singer Of Which British Group

A

Fine Young Cannibals

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38
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Which creature has a carapace and a plastron

A

Turtles shell up low

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39
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Which Greek did Cicero call “The Father of History”

A

Herodotus

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40
Q

Who Had A Hit With “(Ive Had) The Time Of My Life”

A

Bill Medley & Jennifer Warnes

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41
Q

Sofia is the capital of ______

A

Bulgaria

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42
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What was the name of the first space shuttle ever built

A

Enterprise

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43
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3 chemical elements most % human body O 65% C 18% and ?

A

Hydrogen 10%

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44
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In The 19th Century Who Was The Railway King

A

The Financier George Hudson

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45
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Which comedian’s catch phrase was I won’t take my coat oft, I’m not stopping

A

Ken platt

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46
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Which two words are inscribed on a Victoria Cross?

A

For Valour

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47
Q

With what sport is jack nicklaus associated

A

Golf

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48
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What name is given to the volcano that broods over Catania

A

Mount etna

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49
Q

The study of religion is _________.

A

Theology

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50
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The study of the composition of substances & the changes that they undergo is __________

A

Chemistry

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51
Q

What do the cheeses Gruyere and Emmenthal have in common

A

Holes

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52
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Which Danish philosopher’s name translates as ‘churchyard’

A

Kierkegaard

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53
Q

If you ordered Cherries Jubilee, how would you expect them to be cooked?

A

Flambeed (in kirsch)

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54
Q

Who Wrote The Tin Tin Stories

A

(Georges Remi ) Herge

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55
Q

39% of women admit doing this to their boyfriend

A

Throwing a shoe at him

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56
Q

Who invented the chair

A

Egyptians

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57
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The main circle and trilithons at Stonehenge are built of which rock

A

Sandstone

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58
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Who sang the song ‘Ironic’?

A

Alanis Morisette

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59
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__________ chinchillas were brought from the Andes Mountains in South America in the 1930’s. All chinchillas presently in North America are descended from these __________ chinchillas.

A

11

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60
Q

Who was nicknamed The First Lady of Song

A

Ella Fitzgerald

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61
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Which English actress was most famous for her role in Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest

A

Dame edith evans

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62
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Who Did Paul McCartney write the song “Hey Jude” For

A

Julian Lennon

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63
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A rodent’s teeth never stop growing. They are worn down by the animal’s constant gnawing on bark, leaves, and other __________

A

Vegetable matter

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64
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What are the three main types of Greek columns

A

Doric, ionic & corinthian

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65
Q

What Did The Inter Cities Fairs Cup Change It’s Name To

A

UEFA Cup

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66
Q

How much water would a human drink in a lifetime

A

500 million litres

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67
Q

Rene Lalique - Art Nouveau designer worked what material

A

Glass

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68
Q

The famous last words: ‘go away___ I’m alright’ were uttered by whom

A

H.g. wells wells

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69
Q

Which single didn’t get banned by the BBC despite the line, “Candy never lost her head even when she was giving head”

A

Walk on the wild side

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70
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Who was the first trapeze artist to perform without a net

A

Jules Leotard

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71
Q

What is the capital of Nepal ?

A

Kathmandu

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72
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Which Norse god had the Valkyries as handmaidens?

A

Odin

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73
Q

What’s the average number of murders a child has seen on tv by the age 16

A

18,000

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74
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Who would use a barny to reduce noise

A

Film Cameraman cosy over cam

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75
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On Monday Morning July 16th 1945 The World Was Changed Forever When The Worlds First Atomic Bomb Was Tested In An Isolated Area Of Where

A

New Mexico

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76
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What is the medical term for ‘loss of memory’

A

Amnesia

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77
Q

Who won an Oscar posthumously

A

Peter Finch – for Network

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78
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What was the name of richard dawson’s character on ‘hogan’s heroes’

A

Peter

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79
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Who wrote the novel ‘Little Women’

A

Louisa may alcott

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80
Q

What Was The Beatles Best Selling Single In Britain

A

She Loves You

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81
Q

In astrology what was the age before Aquarius

A

Age of Pisces

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82
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What country must import river sand from Scotland for construction & camels from North Africa

A

Saudi arabia

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83
Q

A study of physics and chemistry of celestial bodies

A

Astrophysics

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84
Q

What year was Archduke Ferdinand assassinated

A

1914

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85
Q

Who Wrote The Gulag Archipelago

A

Alexander Solzhenitsyn

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86
Q

In what city was the worlds first blood bank opened 1940

A

New York – Richard Charles Drew

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87
Q

What Vitamin is Thiamine?

A

Vitamin B1

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88
Q

What Beatle is left handed

A

Paul mccartney

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89
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A flattened, shallow column or pier projecting from a wall. It usually has a base, shaft, and capital but is decorative rather than structural.

A

Pilaster

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90
Q

Wadi al Muli is better known as where

A

Valley of the Kings

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91
Q

International Phonetice Alphabet: F

A

Foxtrot

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92
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What was the name of King Arthur’s sword

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Excalibur

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93
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Now Immensely Famous “She’s A Superstar” Was The First Chart Entry For Who In 1992

A

The Verve

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94
Q

Ichthyology is a study of ______

A

Fish

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95
Q

Robert Brown M Caroline Bliss Moneypenny who was Bond

A

Timothy Dalton

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96
Q

What is the capital of Switzerland

A

Bern

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97
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Maoni Vi of Capetown has the world longest what at 28 inches

A

Pubic Hair

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98
Q

Which Comedien started Writing For Private Eye Magazine Ensuring Its Success

A

Peter Cook

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99
Q

What does ‘i.o.u’ mean

A

I owe unto

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100
Q

What is a group of this animal called: Crocodile

A

Float

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101
Q

What 1945 film won best picture, actor, director Oscars

A

The Lost Weekend

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102
Q

Which word is used to mean, malicious enjoyment at the misfortunes of others ?

A

Schadenfreude

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103
Q

What Part Of The Body Is The Axilla

A

The Armpit

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104
Q

Who sells turbo c++

A

Borland

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105
Q

67% of dog owners do what at holiday time

A

Buy a present for dog

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106
Q

What is the most common atom

A

Hydrogen

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107
Q

What city was named for it’s mining and trading of salt

A

Salzburg

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108
Q

What sea creature uses its chest as a table while floating on its back

A

Sea

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109
Q

Who was the last Roman Catholic monarch of England

A

James the second

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110
Q

With two words, complete this BBC radio signal to the French Resistance in the film The Longest Day. The long sobs of autumns violins wound my heart with _____

A

Monotonous langour

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111
Q

Ares, Thor and Mars are all what

A

Gods of war

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112
Q

American indians used beads as currency. What was it called

A

Wampum

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113
Q

Live Aid was to benefit which starving country?

A

Ethopia

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114
Q

What do you call the Irish dish of Mashed Potato’s with chopped Spring Onions

A

Champ

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115
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Since 1923, the National Christmas Tree on the White House lawn has been lit every year _except _ one. What year was that, and why wasn’t it lit?

A

John F Kennedy

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116
Q

What German siren sang “99 Luftballons” (known in the U.S. as “99 Red Balloons”)?

A

Nena

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117
Q

What is the horn of a rhinoceros made of?

A

Hair

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118
Q

How did the bum convince the family dog to start eating again in Down and Out in Beverly Hills?

A

He ate the dog’s food

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119
Q

Of what were 500 million printed with elvis presley on the face

A

Stamps

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120
Q

Which Singer Had A Worldwide Hit In 1991 With His Solo Debut “Crazy”

A

Seal

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121
Q

In the Bible who did God appear to on Mount Horab

A

Moses

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122
Q

Process of printing developed in 1798 by the german map inspector aloys senefelder

A

Lithography

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123
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What’s the name of the cat in the “Nine Lives” TV commercials

A

Morris

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124
Q

Which German film director made the film M, in 1951

A

Fritz lang

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125
Q

A Klazomaniac cant stop doing what

A

Shouting

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126
Q

What do chickens do during a total solar eclipse

A

Sleep

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127
Q

What now famous painter was once so impoverished that he kept warm by burning his own paintings?

A

Pablo Picasso

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128
Q

Which Yorkshire football team plays at home at oakwell

A

Barnsley

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129
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Cats, not dogs, are now the most common pets in America. Approximately 66 million cats to 58 million dogs are family pets, with parakeets “flying” a distant third at __________

A

14,000,000

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130
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Tosca is the heroine of the opera but what is her first name

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Floria

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131
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Which gas is the most abundant in the atmosphere

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Nitrogen

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132
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To who did father damien minister from 1873 to his death

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Molokai lepers

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133
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Which drink was designed as a malaria cure

A

Benedictine

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134
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Triskadeccaphobia is the fear of what

A

Number 13

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135
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What part of the body is affected by conjunctivitis

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The eye

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136
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Cheryl, Mike, Bobby & Jay Are Collectively Known As Which Successful 80’s Band?

A

Bucks Fizz

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137
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In alphabet radio code, what word is used for ‘h’

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Hotel

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138
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Who Had A Hit In 1988 With “I Saw Him Standing There”

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Tiffany

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139
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Steps performed on the floor. It is the opposite of en l’air.

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Par terre

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140
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Where were Belgian waffles invented

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Luxembourg

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141
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What word means to go to a party uninvited

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Gatecrash

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142
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On “Out of This World” what planet was Troy from?

A

Anterrius

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143
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What key is music written in if it has five flats

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D flat

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144
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What famously happened on 7th December 1941

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Japanese attack on pearl harbour

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145
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What do four quadrant make

A

A circle

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146
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The cast iron plant is another name for which pot plant

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Aspidistra

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147
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These fighters always began a bout by saying, “Hail Emperor, those about to die salute you!”?

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Gladiators

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148
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Absolute zero (zero degrees kelvin) is only theoretical. The lowest laboratory temperature achieved is 280 picoKelvin. In which Scandinavian country was this produced?

A

Finland

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149
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The Oregon Trail (1840_1860), the route used during the westward migrations of the United States, started in _____________ and ended in Oregon and was about 2,000 miles long.

A

Missouri

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150
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If you attended a Swedish Christmas Party and were given ‘Glogg’’ what would you do with it, eat it, drink it or put it on your head

A

Drink it, it’s a hot spiced drink made from wine or spirit

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151
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Who Sang The James Bond Theme “For Your Eyes Only”

A

Sheena Easton

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152
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The Stomach Of A Cow Or Sheep Is Known As What

A

Tripe

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153
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In Computing Especially Concering The Internet What Does The Acronym ‘BLOG’’ Actually Stand For

A

Weblog

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154
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What literary prize ( worth £30000 ) is for women authors only

A

Orange Award

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155
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Helsinki 52, Melbourne 56 , Rome 60 what comes next

A

Tokyo 64 - venues Olympics

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156
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How was the mausoleum at Halicarnassus destroyed

A

Earthquake

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157
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In Hindu mythology Meru is equal to what Greek site

A

Olympus

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158
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In 1988 there was a shortage of what exotic food fish

A

Swordfish

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159
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Which Label Is Associated With A Palm Tree Logo

A

Island

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160
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What Texan slammed back more bourbon and branch water than any character in TV history

A

J. r. ewing

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161
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In to what substance is barley converted before it can be made into beer

A

Malt

162
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In 1839 what innovation was added to bicycles

A

Pedals

163
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What is a group of bears

A

Sleuth

164
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Which Reclusive Glaswegian Band Were Unexpectedly Voted Best Newcomers At The 1999 Brit Awards

A

Belle & Sebastian

165
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Who was the shortest ever mature human

A

Gul Mohammed

166
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Who captained the English soccer team during the 1966 World Cup

A

Bobby moore

167
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Testophobia is a fear of ______

A

Tests

168
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Nassau is the capital of which country

A

Bahamas

169
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The Alley Cats was the working title of which TV show

A

Charlie’s Angels

170
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Who was the only president born in Illinois, the land of lincoln

A

Ronald reagan

171
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Who was the first south african golfer to win the british open

A

Bobby locke

172
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On TV who worked at Otto’s Auto Orphanage

A

The Fonz

173
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The flying __________ of Java and Malaysia is able to flatten itself out like a ribbon and sail like a glider from tree to tree.

A

Snake

174
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What fictional doctor employed a butler named Poole

A

Dr Jekyll

175
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Collective Nouns - a Cast of what

A

Falcons

176
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47 people worked on a committee to produce what work

A

Authorised version of Bible

177
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In what field of study would you find “flying buttresses”

A

Architecture

178
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What Nationality Was Jospeh Conrad

A

Polish

179
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Who Wrote The Play (The Mousetrap)

A

Agatha Christie

180
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Which chess piece is usually valued as 5 points

A

Rook

181
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What describes one complete turn of a rotating object

A

Revolution

182
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Spanish restaurant if you ask for La Quenta what do you get

A

The Bill

183
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Who composed Boris Godunov

A

Mussorgsky

184
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Who started the Dragonlance series

A

Margaret weiss & tracy hickman

185
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Who invented the telephone

A

Alexander graham bell

186
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What is Lolita’s surname in Vladimere Nabokovs novel

A

Haze

187
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Hypnophobia is a fear of ______

A

Sleep

188
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In which film did Robert Shaw play Captain Quint

A

Jaws

189
Q

Who wrote the novel The French Lieutenants Woman

A

John Fowles

190
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Which Country Hosted The 1994 World Cup?

A

USA

191
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Walt Disney had an obsessive compulsion with what

A

Cleanliness - washed hands every 5 min

192
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What is the scapula

A

Breastbone

193
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What can be rigid, semi-rigid, or non-rigid

A

Airships

194
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What grape variety is used to make champagne

A

Chardonnay

195
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The dessert Pavlova is made from fresh fruit, cream and which other ingredient?

A

Meringue

196
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Whose Son Flew Too Close To The Sun On Waxen Wings

A

Daedalus’s

197
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In the acronym LASER what does the ‘E’ represent

A

Emission

198
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What was the board game introduced in the eighties which featured six categories of questions and little pie shaped pieces you had to collect?

A

Trivia Pursuit

199
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Who Released The 70’s Album Entitled Grievous Angel

A

Gram Parsons

200
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Which Is Europe’s Largest Country After Russia?

A

Ukraine

201
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Who lives at the Neverland Valley ranch

A

Michael jackson

202
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Which British city was named Deva by the Romans?

A

Chester

203
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In what city was the first playboy club opened in 1960

A

Chicago

204
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What is the maximum number of clubs a golfer may use in a round?

A

Fourteen

205
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What Group Consisted Of Edele Lynch, Keavy Lynch, Sinead O Carroll, Lindsay Armaou

A

Bewitched

206
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Whose hit “We Are Family” became an anthem for gay rights

A

Sister sledge

207
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What’s the largest meseum in the world

A

Louvre

208
Q

What is the capital of Somalia

A

Mogadishu

209
Q

What animal lives in a drey

A

Squirrel

210
Q

What sport do the Kansas City monarchs participate in

A

Baseball

211
Q

In Japanese It Is Known As “Leisure Time” What Do The Rest Of The World Know It As?

A

Kung Fu

212
Q

In 1937 the BBC first televised which sporting event

A

Wimbledon

213
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With what invention is the name James Oughtred associated

A

Slide rule

214
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73% of what is produced and consumed in the USA

A

Internet Pornography

215
Q

Which Sport Is Played With The Heaviest Ball

A

(Ten Pin Bowling)

216
Q

Unimak is the largest island in which group

A

Aleutians

217
Q

Its cold enough to freeze balls off a Brass Monkey - what is it

A

Stack brass cannonballs

218
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One of the worst hotel fires in history erupts at the ___ in san juan

A

Dupont

219
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What did Oliver Pollock invent in 1778

A

The dollar sign $

220
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Who wrote the novel The African Queen

A

C S Forester

221
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Sol Sacs created what classic US TV show of the 60s 70s

A

Bewitched

222
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What is the currency of venezuela

A

Bolivar

223
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In ‘romeo and juliet’, about what was mercutio’s long monologue

A

Queen mab

224
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A Librocuricularist does what in bed

A

Read

225
Q

In Australian slang what are apricots

A

Testicles

226
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What Edible Object Comes From The Latin Language Meaning “Large Pearl”

A

An Onion

227
Q

Where is roast camel usually served

A

Bedouin feasts

228
Q

What do lentic fish like that lotic fish don’t

A

Lentic still waters lotic flowing

229
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In which country is the Calabria region

A

Italy

230
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What is the capital of Oman

A

Muscat

231
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What is the name of Snoopy’s sister

A

Belle

232
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Which famous opera house in milan, italy rose to its greatest heights under toscanini

A

La scala

233
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What did Anna Sage “The lady in Red do”

A

Betray John Dillinger

234
Q

What Do You Dislike If You Suffer From Cusaphobia

A

Bad Language / Swearing

235
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What movie starred Lee Marvin as twins Kid Shelleen & Tim Strawn

A

Cat ballou

236
Q

Who played the title role in the 1921 film ‘The Sheik’

A

Rudolf valentino

237
Q

Ted Hughes poet laureate died in which year

A

1998

238
Q

S. American rodent with soft grey fur

A

Chinchilla

239
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What’s the psychological term for self-love

A

Narcissism

240
Q

In Somalia its illegal to carry old chewing gum where

A

Stuck on your nose

241
Q

How Many Numbers Are There On A Roulette Wheel

A

37 - (0-36)

242
Q

What is the most venomous snake (no, it’s not the king cobra!)?

A

Inland Taipan

243
Q

Johnny Depp Made His Movie Debut In Which Scary Movie

A

A Nightmare on Elm Street

244
Q

What shape is something that is cuneiform

A

Wedge shaped

245
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Venezuela ?

A

Bolivar

246
Q

Who was the lead singer of the Cure?

A

Robert Smith

247
Q

What is the flower that stands for: a belle

A

Orchis

248
Q

What name is given to farms which specialise in rearing animals ?

A

Pastoral

249
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Who released the following ‘edible’ album ‘Tupelo honey’

A

Van Morrison

250
Q

What European country did Romans call Lusitania?

A

Portugal

251
Q

Which meteor shower occurs on the 14th November ?

A

Andromedids

252
Q

What is the young of this animal called: Duck

A

Duckling

253
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Estonia ?

A

Kroon

254
Q

Where was Rin Tin Tin set

A

Fort Apache - Arizona

255
Q

What was the name of Bob Crosby’s band in the 1940’s

A

The bobcat5

256
Q

What is the capital of Uganda

A

Kampala

257
Q

A newborn bactrian camel has how many humps

A

None

258
Q

To which god was mount Parnasus sacred

A

Apollo

259
Q

Saint Louis police department first used it in 1904 - what

A

Fingerprinting

260
Q

__________ that are seen wandering around in the wild do not make good pets. These are sexually mature males at the end of their life cycle _ they will die within a few weeks or months.

A

Tarantulas

261
Q

What are sometimes called Chinese Gooseberries?’

A

Kiwi Fruit

262
Q

Which film actor was nicknamed ‘The Duke’

A

John wayne

263
Q

By what country was the first concentration camp setup during the Boer wars

A

England

264
Q

What country owns the island of sicily

A

Italy

265
Q

How many sides does a dodecagon have

A

12

266
Q

What is the derivation of the word vanilla

A

From Latin Vagina resembled pod

267
Q

What year was the movie “The Love Bug” released

A

1969

268
Q

How did the bum convince the family dog to start eating again in Down and Out in Beverly Hills?

A

He ate the dog’s food

269
Q

What is a shallow dish with a cover that is used for science specimens

A

Petri

270
Q

Peter Sellers is best known for his role as Inspector _________.

A

Clouseau

271
Q

This mountain, found in the California Cascades, is famous for it’s twin peaks?

A

Mount Shasta

272
Q

What fruits do Elephants eat to get pissed ( ferment inside )

A

Marula

273
Q

Between 1659 and 1681 illegal celebrate what in Massachusetts

A

Christmas

274
Q

Which woman flew from England to Australia in 1930?

A

Amy Johnson

275
Q

What ocean contains the Cape Verde Basin

A

Atlantic

276
Q

Who received the nobel peace prize in 1964 for civil rights leadership

A

Martin luther king jr

277
Q

Who wrote the ‘dragonriders of pern’ series

A

Anne mcaffrey

278
Q

What did Al Capone’s business card say he was

A

Used furniture dealer

279
Q

What is a group of martins

A

Richness

280
Q

In Omaha Nebraska its illegal for a barber to shave what

A

A mans chest

281
Q

What year was the first motorcycle race run

A

1907

282
Q

Who had a UK number three hit in 1980 with “Take That Look Off Your Face”?

A

Marti Webb

283
Q

Where were the 1992 Olympics held ?

A

Barcelona, Spain

284
Q

Which Band Released The 1992 Album Entitled “Automatic For The People”

A

REM

285
Q

Who were the guests on Johnny Carson’s final tonite show

A

Bette midler and

286
Q

Who gave excalibur to king arthur

A

Lady of the lake

287
Q

What spice is essential in a New England Clam Chowder

A

Thyme

288
Q

What’s round in London and Paris but Square in New York

A

Underground / metro / tube tunnels

289
Q

In which country did a foot deodorant get elected into office

A

Equator

290
Q

What happened on screen for the first time in India in 1977?

A

Screen kiss

291
Q

In the language of flowers giving a mushroom meant what

A

Suspicion

292
Q

What is the name used to describe the “minor planets”?

A

Asteroids

293
Q

In the drink Gin and ‘It’ - what’s ‘It’?

A

Italian Vermouth

294
Q

What derogatory name is derived from a remark given by the Kaiser to members of the British Expeditionary Force under Sir John French, in 1914

A

Old contemptibles

295
Q

Where is the world’s biggest prison camp

A

Siberia

296
Q

Which Band Had A UK Christmas Number 1 With The Song ‘Stay Another Day’

A

East 17

297
Q

Actor ______ Nimoy

A

Leonard

298
Q

What is a group of sparrows

A

Host

299
Q

Who In The World Of Film Founded The Production Company Eon Productions

A

Albert R Broccoli (James Bond)

300
Q

Crusoe In what state is the Theodore Roosevelt national park

A

North dakota

301
Q

What is a word for a sorcerer who deals in black magic?

A

Necromancer

302
Q

Which book of the bible tells of the death of moses

A

Deuteronomy

303
Q

In which sport or game are the terms: ‘pin’, ‘fork’, and ‘skewer’ used?

A

Chess

304
Q

Who Played Che Guevara In The Film Version Of Evita

A

Antonio Banderas

305
Q

What’s the former name of Istanbul

A

Constantinople

306
Q

Who Had A Hit With “Summer Night City” In 1978

A

Abba

307
Q

Which Was The Only One Of The Four Tennis Grand Slam Tournaments That Pete Sampras Failed To Win In Men’s Singles?

A

The French Open

308
Q

Which duo’s best-selling album, The Innocents, topped the album charts in January 1989

A

Erasure

309
Q

What name is given to the warning issued by American policeman prior to an arrest being made?

A

Miranda Warning

310
Q

Which vehicle designed by Ferdinand Porsche, went into mass production in 1936?

A

The Volkswagen

311
Q

What does letaba mean

A

Sandy river

312
Q

Which country ruled Cambodia immediately before WWII?

A

France

313
Q

What is the name given to the watery part of milk left after making cheese?

A

Whey

314
Q

Insertion, Heap, Topological and Bubble types of which IT thing

A

Sorting methods in programming

315
Q

What is the most filmed story

A

Dracula

316
Q

By Law In Washington it is illegal to do what

A

Ride an ugly Horse

317
Q

By What Name Is John Graham Mellor , Born In Ankara In 1952 Better Known

A

Joe Strumer

318
Q

The study and exploration of caves is known as what

A

Speleology

319
Q

How many spices are mixed in allspice

A

None it’s single spice

320
Q

The Melbourne Cup horse race is held on the first _______ in November.?

A

Tuesday

321
Q

Kakorraphiaphobia is the fear of

A

Failure

322
Q

What do you add to a screwdriver to get a harvey wallbanger

A

Galliano

323
Q

Long green fleshy fruit used in salads

A

Cucumber

324
Q

What is the Tibetan Yab Yum

A

A sexual position

325
Q

Which insect is the symbol of female potency

A

The Honey Bee

326
Q

What Shakespearean play features the line: A plague on both your houses

A

Romeo and juliet

327
Q

What Disney animated feature was the first with end credits

A

Alice in Wonderland

328
Q

Which country is known as the roof of the world?

A

Tibet

329
Q

Which Elton John song was re-recorded as a requiem for Lady Diana Spencer?

A

Candle In The Wind

330
Q

What is the art of tracing designs and making impressions of them called?

A

Lithography

331
Q

With which instrument is Leon Goossens associated

A

Oboe

332
Q

What is the capital of Australia?

A

Canberra

333
Q

How many seams are there on an american football

A

Four

334
Q

What was the name of Punky Brewster’s dog

A

Brandon

335
Q

If you had rubella what would you have caught

A

German Measles

336
Q

Which insect has the best eyesight

A

Dragonfly

337
Q

Does Barry Manilow know you raid his wardrobe?

A

Breakfast Club

338
Q

What soup would be on the menu in poland or russia

A

Borscht

339
Q

Where is the oldest known restaurant in the world

A

Madrid

340
Q

In the world of music how is ‘Jiles P Richardson’’ more commonly known?

A

The Big Bopper

341
Q

Who was emil jellinek’s daughter

A

Mercedes

342
Q

Uther pendragon was the father of ______

A

King arthur

343
Q

What is the name of the Nike sports logo

A

Swoosh

344
Q

In what Austrian city was Mozart born

A

Salzburg

345
Q

Who Did Steve Davis Beat In The Final When He First Became World Snooker Champion

A

Doug Mountjoy

346
Q

In Greek mythology, who had nine heads

A

Hydra

347
Q

Who was the Taj Mahal built in memory of?

A

Mumtaj Mahal

348
Q

According to several studies, less than 3 percent of the __________ population become man_eaters.

A

Tiger

349
Q

Fortymile creek was the location of what alaskan discovery in 1886

A

Gold

350
Q

Which group sang the song “I Have A Dream”?

A

Westlife

351
Q

In a general sense, one who pleads for another in a court of law or other tribunal.

A

Advocate

352
Q

As what did H.G. Wells refer to Adolf Hitler?

A

A certifiable lunatic

353
Q

Which singer got to number one over Christmas 1985 with “Merry Christmas Everyone”

A

Shakin stevens

354
Q

Who appeared for the first time in Beetons Christmas Annual

A

Sherlock Holmes

355
Q

Saintpaulia is the botanical name for which houseplant

A

African violet

356
Q

Wild canine animal with red or grey fur

A

Fox

357
Q

What is the fastest growing religion in Ireland

A

Buddhism

358
Q

90 is the International Telephone dialling code what country

A

Turkey

359
Q

Referring to the principles of Greek and Roman art of antiquity with its emphasis on harmony, proportion, balance, and simplicity. In a general sense, it refers to art based on accepted standards of beauty.

A

Classicism

360
Q

Where does Santa Claus live?

A

Lapland

361
Q

On Which Race Course Is The Scottish Grand National Run

A

Ayr

362
Q

Their most famous single is (Don’t Fear) The Reaper. Who are they?

A

Blue Oyster Cult

363
Q

What Was The Significance Of The Number 40 In Relation To The Ford GT40

A

It Stood 40 Inches Tall

364
Q

Which Shakespeare character had a daughter called Jessica

A

Shylock

365
Q

Who Was The Youngest Female Artists To Have A UK Million Selling Single?

A

Britney Spears

366
Q

How many seams are there on a football? (American)

A

Four

367
Q

Selenophobia is a fear of ______

A

Moon

368
Q

Sister car of the Nissan Quest.

A

Mercury villager

369
Q

What Does Adagio Mean

A

Slow & Leisurely

370
Q

In Missouri it’s illegal for anyone to do what on Sunday

A

Play Hopscotch

371
Q

The Musical Chess Released Several Singles , Which Was The Most Successful “

A

Murrayhead / One Night In Bangok

372
Q

You are a saucy boy comes from what Shakespeare play

A

Romeo and Juliet

373
Q

Catnip can affect lions and tigers as well as house cats. It excites them because it contains a chemical that resembles an excretion of the dominant female’s __________

A

Urine

374
Q

Who said - Toe err is human - But it feels divine

A

Mae West

375
Q

Jacques Garnerin made the first in 1797 the first what

A

Parachute Jump

376
Q

A Welsh opera singer is particularly associated with which online company in a series of British TV advertisements?

A

Go Compare

377
Q

What did pennsylvania legalise before any other colony

A

Witchcraft

378
Q

What Is The Most Common Pub Name

A

The Red Lion

379
Q

Wilco name the only animal with retractable horns

A

Snail

380
Q

Where are the grapes for the wine Lacrima Christi grown

A

Mount Vesuvious

381
Q

What state officially recognized baked beans as the state food

A

Massachusetts

382
Q

The polar explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes has a triple barrelled surname. Give either of the other parts of his surname.

A

Twistleton wykeham

383
Q

What is the traditional (watson crick) base pair for adenine in dna

A

Thymine

384
Q

How Did The Blues Artist Muddy Waters Get His Name

A

As A Child He Fished & Played In Muddy Creak

385
Q

What New York street is famous for its theatres

A

Broadway

386
Q

What Is Studied By A Speleologist

A

Caves

387
Q

What is the worlds most southerly capital?* *

A

Wellington, New Zealand

388
Q

What Is The Very First Word In The Paul Young Song “Land Of The Common People”

A

Living

389
Q

What city was john f. kennedy nominated for president in

A

Los angeles

390
Q

What Was The Monkees Debut Album Called

A

The Monkees

391
Q

Who is the protagonist of Milton’s Paradise Lost?

A

Satan

392
Q

What battle resulted in the largest number of german pow’s?

A

Battle of stalingrad

393
Q

What was on B side of The Rolling Stones Ruby Tuesday

A

Lets Spend the Night Together

394
Q

From which country are the European Space Agency Ariane rockets launched

A

French guiana

395
Q

What model of car did Starsky and Hutch drive?

A

Red Torino

396
Q

The judds spent years in nashville shopping demos recorded on a ______

A

Cassette recorder

397
Q

What was the first version of Microsoft Windows?

A

Windows 286

398
Q

Where in the world is Radwick racecourse situated

A

Sydney Australia

399
Q

Name the longest venomous snake.

A

Cobra

400
Q

At 45, what did boxer, George Foreman win

A

Heavyweight championship