Trivia Database_39 Flashcards

1
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Which company made the original ‘Donkey Kong’?

A

Nintendo

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2
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Which ‘following’ word did Frederico Fellini coin and use for the first time in his film La dolce vita ?

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Paparazzi

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3
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Sidney Poitier became the first black actor to win a Best Actor Oscar when he got the award for which film

A

Lilies of the field

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4
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What is the flower that stands for: distinction

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Cardinal flower

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5
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In what book was the final score 4-2 after casey struck out

A

Casey at the bat

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6
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From which fish is caviar obtained

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Sturgeon

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7
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Mary Isobel Catherine O’Brian born 1939 better known as who

A

Dusty Springfield

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8
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Who succeeded winston churchill as prime minister of england

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Anthony eden

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9
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Coolidge what heisman trophy winner returned his first nfl kickoff for a touchdown

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Tim brown

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10
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In which country is Brest? (NOT Breast!)

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France

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11
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Unfortunate names - Pansy was a brand of what sold in China

A

Mens Underwear

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12
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Name the British novelist, a successful member of the Bloomsbury Group, who drowned herself in 1942

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Virginia woolf

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13
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What Are The Ingredients Of A Harvey Wallbanger Cocktail

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Vodka, Orange Juice, Galliano

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14
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What is the first line on Mel Blanc’s tombstone

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That’s All Folks

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15
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In what language was the first complete bible in US printed

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Algonquin Indian

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16
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Who has the most cars per mile of road

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England

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17
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Which Band Released The Album “Dark Side Of The Moon” In 1972

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Medicine Head (Not Pink Floyd That Was L8r)

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18
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What is the common name for the scapula?

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Shoulder blade

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19
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Hockey compared to the earth, how much gravity does the moon have

A

One eighth

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20
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What was banned by law 16th 17th century Venice

A

High heels – Prostitutes drowned

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21
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Who Was The First Catholic President Of The United States

A

Catholic F

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22
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In which game or sport is a “Zamboni” used?

A

Hockey

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23
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What is the European equivalnet of a Nonillion ?

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Quintillion

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24
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Who Is Accepted As The Discoverer Of Penicillin

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Sir Alexander Fleming

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25
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What Was Lita Roza’s 1953 Dog Related No1 Hit?

A

How Much Is That Doggie In The Window

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26
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What Part Of A Car Engine Mixes Fuel With Air?

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The Carburetor

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27
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What is the largest landlocked country

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Mongolia

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28
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Houston, Waco and Fort Worth are all in which state

A

Texas

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29
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How Many clubs were there in the Premier League in 1997/8

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20

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30
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What city holds the distinction of opening the world’s first public library in 1747?

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Warsaw, Poland

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31
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A Pascal is the SI unit of what

A

Pressure

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32
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What would you find in a vivarium

A

Snakes

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33
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What name is given to the red wines from the Bordeaux region?

A

Claret

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34
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James H Pierce was the last silent film actor to play who

A

Tarzan

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35
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The Norse god of light & peace

A

Balder

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36
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What was the first day of the Roman month called

A

The calends

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37
Q

What is the unit of currency in Laos?

A

Kip

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38
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5:45 pm In military time is how many hours

A

1745

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39
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In what sport are bacon hamburgers chips prunes spuds terms

A

Mountain Biking injury / damage

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40
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Who was Barney Rubble’s best friend?

A

Fred Flintstone

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41
Q

Alfred Schneider became famous as who

A

Lenny Bruce

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42
Q

Burn to stop the flow of blood

A

Cauterize

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43
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Who did a version of ‘One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer’ on his 1977 debut album?

A

George Thorogood

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44
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The United States would fit into the continent of ____________ three and a half times.

A

Africa

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45
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What links Ada - Lisp - Algol

A

Program Languages

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46
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The Ionian and Cyclades are island groups of which country?

A

Greece

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47
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What Was William Bonney Better Known As

A

Billy The Kid

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48
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What Is The Most Westerly European Capital City

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Lisbon In Portugal / Reykjavic In Iceland, It’s Complex But I Think Iceland Has It You Decide

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49
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Melita in the Bible where Paul was shipwrecked is where today

A

Malta

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50
Q

Remove forcibly or exile to another country

A

Deport

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51
Q

The seventeen year locust is also know as a _____

A

Cicada

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52
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The Chinese year cycle starts with 1st to ask Buddha which

A

Rat

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53
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Countess Roza Marie Lubienski Is More Commonly Known As Who

A

Rula Lenska

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54
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Name the variety of brassica , whose thickened stem, resembling a turnip, is eaten as a vegetable

A

Kohlrabi

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55
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Which is the smallest independent country

A

Vatican city

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56
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What is the capital of Croatia?

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Zagreb

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57
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This 1974 film started a run of nostalgia culminating in the TV series “Happy Days”.

A

American Graffiti

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58
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To where do Muslims make pilgrimage?

A

Mecca

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59
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Who wrote the book “Darker Than Amber”

A

John macdonald

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60
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At The Oscars Ceremony In March 2002 Which Film Won The Award For Best Picture

A

A Beautiful Mind

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61
Q

Who rode naked through the streets of Coventry

A

Lady godiva

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62
Q

Who won the Bahrain Grand Prix at weekend?

A

Fernando Alonso

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63
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Which Flemish painter produced Adoration of the Kings

A

Brueghel

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64
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In what Dickens novel does Alfred Jingle appear

A

The Pickwick Papers

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65
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What is the Capital of: Cayman Islands

A

George town

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66
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When do diurnal animals sleep

A

Night time

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67
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What is a gondola?

A

Water taxi

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68
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Whose real name is Annie Mae Bullock

A

Tina Turner

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69
Q

Oneirophobia is the fear of

A

Dreams

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70
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The Lost Island Of “Naboombu” Features In Which Disney Movie

A

Bedknobs & Broomsticks

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71
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Who won the woman’s 400 m hurdles in the 1992 olympics

A

Sally gunnell

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72
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What fruits are sorted for ripeness by bouncing them

A

Cranberries

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73
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What does a myrmecologist study

A

Ants

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74
Q

Kuala lumpur is the capital of ______

A

Malaysia

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75
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Allium cepa - one of the lilicaea - world most used food item

A

Onion

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76
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In what movie did Sinatra sing My Kind of Town

A

Robin and the 7 Hoods

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77
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In 1984 Challenger astronauts complete 1st in space satellite

A

Repair

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78
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There were three Kings of England in 1066. Harold and William, of course, and who else

A

Edward the confessor

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79
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What is a group of trout

A

Hover

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80
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What is the Capital of: Romania

A

Bucharest

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81
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The word rodent comes from the Latin rodere meaning what

A

To Gnaw

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82
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On ‘the lucy show’, who played vivian bagley

A

Vivian vance

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83
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What country had Europe’s fastest economic growth rate in 1988

A

Spain

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84
Q

George Hoy-Booth became famous as who

A

George Formby

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85
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From which Marx Brothers film comes the line ‘Either he’s dead, or my watch has stopped

A

A day at the races

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86
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Caterpillar comes from the old French what’s it literally mean

A

Hairy Cat

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87
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What was the first film directed by robert redford

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Ordinary people

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88
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What song gave a 9 year old US a UK No 1 lots weeks 1972/73

A

Long haired lover from Liverpool

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89
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Allium Sativum is better known as what

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Garlic

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90
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Who was kidnapped in Robert Louis Stevenson’s Kidnapped

A

David Balfour

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91
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California Valley and a Chinese cabbage what word means both

A

Napa

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92
Q

What is ‘applejack’

A

Fermented cider

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93
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What short term is given to the leader of the Red Arrows aerobatic display team?

A

Red 1

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94
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What are drumlins and eskers formed by

A

Glacier

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95
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Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schonberg wrote which hit musical

A

Les miserables

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96
Q

How Many Holes Are There On A Traditional Artists Pallette?

A

One

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97
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TAP is the national airline of which country

A

Portugal

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98
Q

How many ‘Air Force One’(s) are there?

A

Two

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99
Q

Non dairy creamer is _________

A

Flammable

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100
Q

Who wrote the Belgariad ?

A

Leigh and David Eddings

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101
Q

Who did the original thugs worship

A

The Goddess Kali

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102
Q

Which Artists Recorded The Album The Original Soundtrack

A

10cc

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103
Q

What word may be used to refer to a group of peacocks

A

Muster

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104
Q

What does ALF stand for?

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Alien Life Form

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105
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After Much Legal Wrangling Who Became The Controller Of ‘The News Of The World’’ In 1969

A

Rupert Murdoch

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106
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In which film did Lee Marvin throw boiling coffee in Gloria Graham’s face

A

The big heat

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107
Q

How long is an elephant pregnant

A

2 years

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108
Q

What is measured with an ombrometer

A

Rainfall

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109
Q

The song White Christmas was first performed in which 1942 film?

A

Holiday Inn

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110
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Who wrote the play ‘Rosencrantz and Guildenstein’ are dead

A

Tom stoppard

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111
Q

Where did Mathias Rust land his Cessna in 1987

A

Red Square Moscow

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112
Q

Baseball: the san diego _______

A

Padres

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113
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Basketball: The Los Angeles _________.

A

Lakers

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114
Q

How many litres of water vapour can be lost in a large tree in an hour by transpiration

A

Three hundred

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115
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The study of the manner in which organisms carry on their life processes is ________

A

Physiology

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116
Q

What does 360 degrees make

A

Circle

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117
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Name ship sunk by the submarine Conqueror Falklands War

A

General Belgrano

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118
Q

Traditionally there are 100 pleats in what item

A

A Chefs hat

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119
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From what platform does the ‘Chattanooga Choo Choo’ leave Pennsylvania station?

A

29

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120
Q

Who introduced Paul McCartney to John Lennon?

A

Ivan Vaughn

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121
Q

A fisherman in the Arral sea had his boat destroyed by what

A

A Cow - USA air force dumped it

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122
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Pak man was called Paka in Japan what does paka mean

A

Eating

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123
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Eunectes Murinus largest of its kind in South America - what

A

Annoconda

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124
Q

What is the atomic number of sulphur?

A

16

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125
Q

What species of fish is caught most

A

Anchovetta - Anchovy

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126
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What were volitos first demonstrated in Soho London in 1823

A

Roller Skates

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127
Q

In Hitchcock’s film The Trouble with Harry - what was the trouble

A

He was dead

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128
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Music What is the narrow, inland sea, separating the Arabian peninsula, western Asia, from northeastern Africa

A

Red sea

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129
Q

In Gulliver’s Travels, from what did the scientists seek to get sunshine

A

Cucumbers

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130
Q

William Blake Winston Churchill John Lennon what links

A

Ordained Druids

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131
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An extinct species of __________ had a head the size of a Shetland pony’s and reached a height of more than ten feet.

A

Kangaroo

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132
Q

Alex Hurricane Higgins & Jimmy The Whirlwind White But Whats Ronnie O Sullivans Nickname

A

Ronnie The Rocket O Sullivan

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Needlework of hooked yarn producing lacy patterned fabric

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Crochet

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What is a male goose called

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Gander

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Who Spent A Year In Prison For Sleeping With An Underage Girl

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Graham Rix

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What is a Fata Morgana

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Type of Mirage

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137
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Clement C. Moore wrote a very famous Christmas poem What was it called?

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Twas The Night Before Christmas

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138
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Who is on a u.s. bill

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Benjamin franklin

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139
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Which was the first ‘james bond’ novel

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Casino royale

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140
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What is studied in the science of somatology

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The Body

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141
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What is the last book of the Bible

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Revelations

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In Which Scary Movie Will You Find The Character Martin Brody

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Jaws

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143
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Which European country has regions named Limburg, Drente and Brabant

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Netherlands

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144
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What does an animal have if it is a fish

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Gills

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145
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What Eastern Fruit Comes In A Shell

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The Lychee

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In which film based on a James Jones novel does Deborah Kerr embrace on the beach with Burt Lancaster

A

From here to eternity

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147
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Officers how many british officers were forced by indian troops into the black hole of calcutta

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146

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STDs are the most costly health problem in the USA what’s 2nd

A

Dog Bites

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Which Country Are Bachman Turner Overdrive From

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Canada

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What is the tenth letter of the Greek alphabet

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Kappa

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151
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What links Hong Kong Singapore Rio and Utopia

A

Road Films

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In which continent would you find the amur river

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Asia

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153
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Length of the longest Beatles track

A

Revolution 9,’’ from the White Album

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154
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What part of a horse would you look at to determine its age

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Teeth

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Which Well Known Gangster Lives At “ 36 Cherry Blossom Close ”

A

Ali G

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156
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What is the fear of home surroundings or house known as

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Oikophobia

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157
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Sorrowful song or poem

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Elegy

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158
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Who wrote the book ‘The Guns Of Navarone’’

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Alistair McClaine

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What country controls access to the North Sea from the rivers Schelde, Meuse and Rhine

A

Netherlands

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160
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What was the name of the first “portable” computer?

A

Osbourne

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What is the most widely eaten meat in the world?

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Pork

162
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The molten material from a volcano is ________?

A

Lava

163
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What WasMichael Barymores Occupation Before He Found Fame As A TV Star

A

Hair Dresser

164
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Phineas Barnum opened his circus in what year

A

1871

165
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What is the next-to-next-to-last event

A

Antepenultimate

166
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Which railway tunnel, 20 kilometres long, joining Isselle in Italy with Brig in Switzerland, is cut under Mount Leone in the Alps

A

Simplon tunnel

167
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What is the flower that stands for: consolation

A

Red poppy

168
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Can you name 2 British golfers to win the US Masters in the 1990’s?

A

Nick Faldo & Ian Woosnam

169
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Who succeeded Churchill when he resigned in 1955

A

Sir anthony eden

170
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Henri Charrier is better known by what nickname

A

Papillion – The Butterfly

171
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For whom was buckingham palace built

A

John sheffield

172
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Booze Name: 1 oz. gin, 1/2 oz. dry vermouth, 1/2 oz. sweet vermouth, 1/2 oz. orange juice

A

Bronx cocktail

173
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Leslie Sebastian Charles is better known as who

A

Billy Ocean

174
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What is the fear of the night known as

A

Noctiphobia

175
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In the monty python parody ‘search for the holy grail’, what was arthur’s trusty servant’s name

A

Patsy

176
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The original name for this Pontiac car was the Banshee, for its mythicality.

A

Firebird

177
Q

What would an Irishman do with his shone

A

Cut Peat

178
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In Which Country Is The Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant That Had A Melt Down Causing Widespread Radioactive Fallout

A

Ukraine, 1986

179
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Which Of Jane Austens Novels Was Publsihed Posthumously

A

Persuasion

180
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What is the name for the liquid butter used in Indian cooking?

A

Ghee

181
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What U.S. state includes the telephone area code 701

A

North dakota

182
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Which singer/songwriter won a Grammy in 1988 with ‘Don’t Worry, Be Happy’

A

Bobby mcferrin

183
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Who is the only American president elected unopposed

A

George Washington

184
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Al Alcorn wrote which famous computer program / game

A

Pong

185
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In what country is the Eucumbene Dam

A

Australia New S Wales

186
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What is the Roman numeral mcdxlii in decimal

A

1442

187
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Which drink made of hot milk curdled with ale, wine, etc. and often flavoured with spices, was formerly used as a cold remedy?

A

Posset

188
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Any type of machine that obtains mechanical energy directly from the expenditure of the chemical energy of fuel burned in a combustion chamber that is an integral part of the engine

A

Internal combustion

189
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Who On TV Drove A Car With The Licence Plate “CNH 320”

A

The Dukes Of Hazzard

190
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Haifa is a major seaport in which country

A

Israel

191
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How many elevators stopped at the bridge on Star Trek

A

One

192
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In the film ‘star wars’, what species is chewbacca

A

Wookie

193
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Fish travel in schools, whales travel in pods or __________

A

Gams

194
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With which sport is Chris Evert Lloyd identified?

A

Tennis

195
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What is the name given to a pregnant goldfish?

A

Twit

196
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Which 2 Countries Occupy The Iberian Peninsular

A

Spain & Portugal

197
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His wife was Penelope and his son, Telemachus. He was exiled from his home on Ithaca for angering the gods?

A

Odysseus

198
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Where did the Ghost of Christmas Present take Scrooge first

A

His clerk’s

199
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What fish is the fastest?

A

Sailfish

200
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Which Pioneer Black Singer/Songwriter Dedicated An Oscar To Nelson Mandella

A

Stevie Wonder

201
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What is the process of splitting atoms called

A

Fission

202
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What sort of wood was Noah’s Ark made from

A

Gopher wood

203
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What area gets its name from the Greek word for bear

A

Arctic because great bear over it

204
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Which UK artist painted The Rakes Progress in the 1700s

A

William Hogarth

205
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Who wrote the novel Invisible Man in 1952

A

Ralph Waldo Emerson

206
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Harmatophobia is the fear of what

A

Sexual Incompetence

207
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What Was The Bon Jovi’s First UK Top Ten Hit

A

You Give Love A Bad Name

208
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From what coast do dalmatian originate

A

Dalmatian coast

209
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In transport terms, what is an ACV

A

Air cushioned vehicle hovercraft

210
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One in four Americans has done what

A

Appeared on TV

211
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Which Greek hero finally tamed Pegasus

A

Bellerophon

212
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Who founded the Ballets Russe in 1909

A

Serge diaghilev

213
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This city was the headquarters of the British East India Company until 1708

A

Bombay

214
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Which ocean can yoU.S.wim in from the Seychelles

A

Indian

215
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What has no reflection, no shadow, and can’t stand the smell of garlic

A

Vampires

216
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Over 75% of the Earth’s surface is covered by some form of _____.

A

Water

217
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Which garment traditionally contains eight sections of material

A

Kimono

218
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Which element makes up 2.6% of the Earth’s crust

A

Magnesium

219
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If its 4:00pm in Seattle, Washington what time is it in Portland, Oregon?

A

4:00pm

220
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What company introduced the first commercial minicomputer 65

A

DEC

221
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The French call it Gulf de Gascoine what’s its English name

A

Bay of Biscay

222
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Which Award WinningMovie Ended With The Line “Hey Can I Try On Your Yellow Dress”

A

Tootise

223
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Who commanded Bill Jukes Cecco Noodler Skylights Starkey

A

Captain Hook

224
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What happened to Catherine Eddowes on 30th September 1888

A

Met Jack the Ripper

225
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In which television series do the characters Doctor Carter and Doctor Benton appear

A

E r

226
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Whose Middle Names Are “Peter George St John De Baptiste De La Salle”

A

Brian Eno (No Wonder He Changed It)

227
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What Is An Egg Plant

A

An Aubergine

228
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In Which Sport Might You Come Across An Albertross

A

Golf

229
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Which TV program “returned control” to you at its conclusion

A

Outer limits

230
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What race’s runners refer to the noisy section along wellesley college as the “screech tunnel”

A

The boston marathon

231
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Who was the first British monarch to live in Buckingham Palace

A

Queen victoria

232
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Captain Hook, Tiger Lily, and Tinker Bell are characters in what story?

A

Peter Pan

233
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What did pocahontas do to entertain the colonists

A

Cartwheels

234
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Which French philosopher and political thinker wrote The Social Contract in 1762

A

Rousseau

235
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What food has a name that means twice cooked?

A

Biscuit

236
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Who painted Les Parapluies in about 1883

A

Pierre auguste renoir

237
Q

Who is the first gym leader you fight in ‘Pokémon’ for the Game Boy?

A

Brock

238
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Which Girl Band Had A Hit With The Song “Really Saying Something”?

A

Bananarama

239
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Cassiterite is the ore what is extracted

A

Tin

240
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Where in Australia were British satellites launched in early 70s

A

Woomera

241
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Stadler and Waldorf were critics who appeared in which TV show

A

The muppets

242
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In which country is the Great Victoria Desert?

A

Australia

243
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What is the offspring of a female horse and a male donkey

A

Mule

244
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What is tripsophillia

A

Arousal from massage

245
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Old lady from pasadena

A

The little old lady from pasadena a little old lady

246
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Which Musical Contains The Song, “Oh What A Beautiful Morning”

A

Oklahoma

247
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Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia is a fear of ____

A

Long words

248
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What is the capital of the overseas department and administrative region of France, Réunion?

A

Saint-Denis

249
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Which houses fought the War of the Roses?

A

Lancaster and York

250
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Approximately how many dimples are in a golf ball?

A

Between 300 and 500

251
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The study of inland water is known as

A

Hydrology

252
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What country launched its first space rocket January 1961

A

Italy

253
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Who Had A Hit With “Kokomo”

A

The Beach Boys

254
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What is the name of the large natural landmark in northern Australia also known as Uluru?

A

Ayers Rock

255
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On which racecourse is the Kentucky Derby run

A

Churchill downs

256
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What did jim henson create

A

Muppets

257
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What interested a nomologist

A

Scientific Laws

258
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He was the voice of draco the dragon in the movie Dragonheart.

A

Sean Connery

259
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What is cerumen?

A

Earwax

260
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In Tokyo there is a restaurant restricted to who

A

Dogs

261
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Who recorded “Join Together” in 1972

A

The who

262
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Steptoe and Son’ was the model for which amercian sitcom

A

All in the Family

263
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What was the first movie Disney released through a subsidary company that carried an R rating?

A

Down and Out In Beverly Hills

264
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Australia was originally created to serve as a British ______ colony.

A

Penal

265
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Who ruled England at the time of Shakespeare?

A

Elizabeth I

266
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Who said “The great masses of the people will more easily fall victims to a big lie than to a small one.”?

A

Adolf Hitler

267
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The star constellation Ara has what English name

A

The Alter

268
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What everyday item was named after St.Pantaleon

A

Pants

269
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Which poet gave his name to a cape south of Brisbane

A

Byron

270
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What Is An Alligators Baby Called

A

A Hatchling

271
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What did Robert Ballard discover in 1985

A

The Titanic

272
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1n the 1960s, what was the name of the Wolseley version of the Austin Mini

A

Hornet

273
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In computing who are floppy and mootilda

A

Gateways cows

274
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Soylent Green the band took name from film and book by who

A

Harry Harrison

275
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What Remains David Bowies Best Selling Original Album

A

Ziggy Stardust

276
Q

Like what can a fully ripened cranberry be dribbled?

A

Basketball

277
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In what Hitchcock film did the heroine find shrunken head in bed

A

Under Capricorn

278
Q

If you saw Fringilla Coelebs what bird have you noticed

A

The Chaffinch

279
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What is a group of leopards

A

Leap

280
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Which countries name translates as land of the free

A

Thailand

281
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Although not named in the new testament, tradition names the two thieves crucified at the same time as Jesus as (alphabetically)

A

Dismas & gestas

282
Q

Who was known as The man in Black

A

Johnny Cash

283
Q

What is the modern name for Plumbum?

A

Lead

284
Q

Who said “All the world’s art ain’t worth a good potato pie”

A

L S Lowrie

285
Q

What was the Earth’s first artificial satellite ?

A

Sputnik 1

286
Q

Lockiophobia is the fear of

A

Childbirth

287
Q

What Was Madonna’s First UK No.1 Single?

A

Into The Groove

288
Q

In the US what was free before 1863

A

Mail service

289
Q

Which jethro tull lp cover showed a man leading two horses

A

Heavy horses

290
Q

What is the eleventh month of the year

A

November

291
Q

What is the name of an Italian dessert made from egg yolks and Marsala wine

A

Zabaglione

292
Q

What is the main component of Brass and Bronze?

A

Copper

293
Q

What was the occupation of most american presidents prior to politics

A

Lawyer

294
Q

This girl hid from the Nazis in Amsterdam.

A

Anne frank

295
Q

Which TV Show Used The Song Known As The Wizard Composed By Paul Hardcastle As It’s Theme In The 1980’s

A

Top Of The Pops

296
Q

This is said to be history’s greatest military evacuation.

A

Dunkirk

297
Q

Which Group Took The Title Of Their 1967 Debut Album “Piper At The Gates Of Dawn” From A Chapter In Kenneth Grahams “The Wind In The Willows”

A

The Pink Floyd

298
Q

What colour do you get when you mix blue and yellow together?

A

Green

299
Q

What Method Of Singing Does The Singer Alternate Between Natural Voice & Falsetto

A

Yodelling

300
Q

What is the chief constituent of air?

A

Nitrogen

301
Q

___________ was called the “Gateway to the West” in the 1800s because it served as a starting place for wagon train departures.

A

St. louis

302
Q

What 1969 sex spoof had a different author for every chapter

A

Naked came the

303
Q

What was the first Carry On film

A

Carry on Sergeant

304
Q

Which meteor shower occurs on the 4th May ?

A

Eta Aquarids

305
Q

Tete-beche is a familiar term in which hobby

A

Stamp Collecting

306
Q

Suzy was a star of a 60s TV show what character did she play

A

Flipper the dolphin

307
Q

John Dick Ann Timmy who is missing from this famous five

A

Julian

308
Q

Which historical character is often referred to as ‘The Mad Monk’

A

Rasputin

309
Q

Who penned the words, ‘Hubble, bubble toil and trouble, fire burn and cauldron bubble’

A

William Shakespeare

310
Q

Final and decisive action of the Napoleonic Wars, that effectively ended French domination of Europe

A

Battle of waterloo

311
Q

How Is Mrs William Heelis Better Known

A

Beatrix Potter

312
Q

Where were the 1948 Olympics held ?

A

London, England

313
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The Name Of The Capital Of Which Country Means “Good Air”

A

Buenos Aries

314
Q

Large rich eloborate cake

A

Gateau

315
Q

From whom did J.F. Kennedy accept his dog Pushinska

A

Nikita kruschev

316
Q

Which country traditionally provides Britain with a Christmas tree for Trafalgar Square in London?

A

Norway

317
Q

Wild Australian dog

A

Dingo

318
Q

In Hindu mythology Agni is the god of what

A

Fire

319
Q

What Proportion Of People Are Left Handed

A

About 5%

320
Q

What does IRS stand for

A

Internal revenue service

321
Q

Colleen McCullough wrote which best selling book

A

The Thorn Birds

322
Q

Who was the first person to reach the South Pole, in 1911

A

Roald amundsen

323
Q

Which Colour Followed Picasso’s Blue Period

A

Pink

324
Q

Which Lotus Car Came On The Market In 1963 And Featured In The Avengers

A

The Elan

325
Q

What does the Easter Triduum refer to

A

The last three days before Easter Sunday

326
Q

Which Black American Band Featured On The British Band Aid Single

A

Kool And The Gang

327
Q

Who discovered the four largest moons of jupiter

A

Galileo

328
Q

What is the fear of the pope known as

A

Papaphobia

329
Q

What is the capital of the Northern Territorry of Australia?

A

Darwin

330
Q

What is the study of sound

A

Acoustics

331
Q

Mageirocophobia is the fear of

A

Cooking

332
Q

Florence was severely flooded in what year

A

1966

333
Q

What Is The Most Common Species Of Bird In The World

A

Red Billed Quela (Finch)

334
Q

Who Released The 70’s Album Entitled Selling England by the Pound

A

Genesis

335
Q

Boston butt, jowl, and picnic ham are parts of a ______.

A

Pig

336
Q

What colour tranquillisers work best

A

Yellow

337
Q

What tough guy actor has a real first name of Walter

A

Bruce Willis

338
Q

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

A

Alpha

339
Q

Which Bond films theme tune was sung by Duran Duran

A

A view to a kill

340
Q

Pienaar what gender is a snail

A

Hermaphrodite

341
Q

Venustraphobia is the fear of ______

A

Beautiful women

342
Q

What Does FORTRAN Stand For

A

Formula Translation

343
Q

In what Australian state would you find Katherine

A

Northern territory

344
Q

Which 1970’s Disco Pop Band Ended Their Chart Career In 1981 With “We Kill The World, Don’t Kill The World)”

A

Boney M

345
Q

How to you turn a woman into a cuckquean

A

Shag her husband female cuckold

346
Q

The Egyptian god Horus had the head of what creature

A

Falcon

347
Q

Johnny Rotten describe sex as five minutes of what

A

Squelching

348
Q

Name the sea between Korea and China.

A

The Yellow Sea

349
Q

Caciocavallo, herkimer, mysost, & trappist are all varieties of what

A

Cheese

350
Q

Leslie Gore’s Single “Judy’s Turn To Cry “ Was The Sequel To Which Top Ten Hit In 1963

A

It’s My Party

351
Q

Who did Sidney say would play her in Sream 2?

A

Tori Spelling

352
Q

What European country is threatened by over 100 active volcanoes

A

Iceland

353
Q

Who Replaced Guitarist Mick Taylor In The Stones Line Up

A

Ronnie Wood

354
Q

What does the pancreas produce

A

Insulin

355
Q

Chris Stein Was A Member Of Which Band

A

Blondie

356
Q

What is celebrated on 14 July in France

A

Bastille day

357
Q

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

A

George washington

358
Q

In Washington its illegal to buy what on Sunday

A

A Mattress

359
Q

Hindu religion Batavia is an incarnation of Vishnu in what form

A

A Fish

360
Q

What Is Unusual About The Pitcher Plant?

A

Its Carnivorous

361
Q

In which London thoroughfare is the famous Hamley’s Toy Shop

A

Regent street

362
Q

What Year Was Madonna’s “Like A Virgin” Released

A

1984

363
Q

Which role was played by Tim McInerny on TV’s ‘Blackadder IV’

A

Captain darling

364
Q

Belinda Kurczesky Is The Real Name Of Which Singer

A

Belinda Carlisle

365
Q

A pig is a hog _ but a hog is not a pig. “Hog” is a generic name for all swine. Per hog_raising terminology, a pig is a baby hog less than __________

A

10 weeks old

366
Q

Where was the worlds first water clock invented

A

Peking

367
Q

In a French restaurant what’s plate de jure translate as

A

Dish of the Day

368
Q

Bondi Grape Blueberry Lime Tangerine Strawberry colours what

A

Apple Imac

369
Q

What do you need to collect 100 of to get an extra life in Super Mario Bros.?

A

Coins

370
Q

Who Wrote A Famous Diary Between 1660 & 1669?

A

Samuel Pepys

371
Q

What did D H Laurence do with his horse Aaron when it died

A

Had the skin made a Duffel Bag

372
Q

Who was the Greek goddess of retribution

A

Nemesis

373
Q

What is the lightest known substance

A

Hydrogen

374
Q

According To The Beatles Who helped them to get married in “The Ballad of John and Yoko”?

A

Peter Brown

375
Q

RC Cola were the first company to do what

A

Sell cola in cans

376
Q

Who Directed The 1968 Classic Horror Movie ‘Rosemary’s Baby’’

A

Roman Polanski

377
Q

What is the world’s largest weekly newspaper for stamp collectors

A

Linn’s stamp news

378
Q

Which Sport Was Featured In The Movie ‘When We Were Kings

A

Boxing

379
Q

L is the roman numeral for what number

A

Fifty

380
Q

Who recorded the album “the smoker you drink, the player you get”

A

Joe walsh

381
Q

Flexible disc for storage of computer data

A

Floppy disk

382
Q

Name the first war submarine invented by David Bushnell it sank

A

Turtle

383
Q

What is the alternative name of the foodstuff called sea asparagus

A

Samphire

384
Q

Chicago Found It “Hard To Say I Love You” Or “Hard To Say im Sorry”

A

Hard To Say Im Sorry

385
Q

Wet Wet Wet Come From Which Scottish Town

A

Clydebank, Near Glasgow

386
Q

Who was Spandau Prison’s last inmate

A

Rudolf hess

387
Q

Who is called the ‘texas tornado’ by her fans

A

Tanya tucker

388
Q

Which Australian city stands on the Port Jackson Inlet

A

Sydney

389
Q

The statue of Eros in Piccadilly Circus commemorates which Victorian reformer

A

Earl of shaftsbury anthony ashley cooper

390
Q

What did Jeannie C. Riley describe as “a little Peyton Place”?

A

Harper Valley

391
Q

What did Snoop Dogg change his name to in 2012?

A

Snoop Lion

392
Q

Which cities public transport lost property office is the busiest

A

Tokyo

393
Q

What is the technical name for an animal’s pouch?

A

Marsupium

394
Q

Name the national rugby team of Argentina

A

Pumas

395
Q

John Garfield and Lana Turner starred in the film ‘The Postman Always Rings Twice’ what year was it released

A

1945

396
Q

What Spanish islands are Gomera, Hierro & Lanzarote a part of

A

Canary islands canary

397
Q

What mountain range separates Europe from Asia?

A

Ural

398
Q

The green variety of beryl is called ________

A

Emerald

399
Q

Paludism is an old name for which disease

A

Malaria

400
Q

Which Pennsylvania DJ Helped Launch Rock By Hosting Live Shows At The New York Paramount In The 1950’s

A

Alan Freed