Trivia Database_40 Flashcards

1
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To what Scandinavian country would you have to travel to watch the football team Malmo play at home

A

Sweden

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2
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What did Julius Caesar cross to signal a revolt against the senate?

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Rubikon

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3
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What translates and executes your program

A

An interpreter

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4
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What was the first home console system released by Sega?

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Sega Master System

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5
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Which new country was formed in 1971 at the end of the Pakistan / India conflict?

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Bangladesh

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6
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Who Had Hits With Parodies Of Sh Boom , Rock Island Line, & Heartbreak Hotel

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Stan Freeberg

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7
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Germany’s WW I allies were Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria, and ________.

A

Turkey

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8
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What is the Roman numeral for fifty

A

L

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9
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A carbohydrate consists of carbon, hydrogen, and which other element

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Oxygen

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10
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The city of winnipeg manitoba’s by-pass is known as _____

A

Duff’s ditch

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11
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Who said Old age isn’t so bad - considering the alternative

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Maurice Chevalier

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12
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What measure is used for the purity or fineness of gold

A

Carat

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13
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What very rude nickname was given to suede shoes with rubber soles in the 1950s

A

Brothel creepers

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14
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What Is The Most Successful Comedy Movie Franchise Of All Time

A

Police Academy

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15
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A belief that government and law should be abolished

A

Anarchism

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16
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Mariner Chinese: What do you call a Chinese sailing ship

A

Junk

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17
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This magazine chronicled the Man of Bronze and the Fabulous Five.

A

Doc savage

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18
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The Chinese pictogram for trouble also means what

A

Two women under same roof

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19
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What was the first country to approve aid drug azt

A

Britain

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20
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What are a swallowtail and a burgee

A

Flags

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21
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What is a group of this animal called: Swine

A

Sounder drift

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22
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What sport was involved in the movie “kansas city bomber”

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Roller derby

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23
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What is an ethnologue

A

Catalogue of languages

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24
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Household items such as television sets and audio equipment are know as

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Brown goods

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25
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What links Buddy Holly, Lyndon Johnston, Janice Joplin

A

State of Texas

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26
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The belief that no God exists

A

Atheism

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27
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What sport would you helicopter to the Bugaboos for

A

Skiing

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28
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What was the first James Bond film

A

Dr No

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29
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What does GDP stand for ?

A

Gross Domestic Product

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30
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Who wrote Travels with a Donkey on his honeymoon

A

Robert Louis Stevenson

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31
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Storm Warning the only film in which this Actress killed who

A

Doris Day

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32
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What is the fear of friday the 13th known as

A

Paraskavedekatriaphobia

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33
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A 1976 hit single for Cockney Rebel was titled “make me _____”

A

Smile

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34
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What term is applied to rocks changed by heat and pressure

A

Metamorphic

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35
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Either of the contibuters to the 4-note Hindol “Taril ha juj Girlja Shankur”

A

Marathe

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36
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What U.S. state is free of houseflies

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Alaska

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37
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Who Was The First Asian Snooker Player To Be Ranked In The World’s Top 10?

A

James Wattana

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38
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During which war did the battles of The Modder River, Majuba and Magersfontein take place

A

The boer war

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39
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Natural vanilla flavoring comes from this plant, What Is It

A

Orchid

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40
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Light rays consist of small packets of energy called _____

A

Photons

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41
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What sport has ‘screwballs’, ‘bunt’ and ‘flies’

A

Baseball

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42
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There are 42 other year_round research stations on Antarctica. All told, about __________ people live on Antarctica in summer, 1,000 in winter.

A

4,000

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43
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Pierre Augustine Caron de Baumarchais play what Opera based on it

A

Barber of Seville

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44
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Who was the first United States Secretary of State

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Thomas jefferson

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45
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What is the name given to the salted roe of a sturgeon

A

Caviar

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46
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What New England state is the fitting site for the town of Teaticket

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Massachusetts

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47
Q

Levi Stubbs Renaldo Benson Abdul Fakir Laurence Payton Who

A

The Four Tops

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48
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Which Pop Stars Called Themselves sharon & Phyllis

A

Elton John & Rod Stewart

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49
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Which Successful Glam Career Was Eneded In A 1977 Car Crash

A

Marc Bolan

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50
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What do the initials nasa of the us government agency for space flight represent

A

National aeronautics and space administration

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51
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In sport what would a person do with a quoit

A

Throw it

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52
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Who is maureen o’sullivan’s daughter

A

Mia farrow

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53
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What was the first music CD burned in America

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Springsteen’s Born in the USA

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54
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Which Film Featured The R Kelly Song “I Believe I Can Fly”

A

Space Jam

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55
Q

Which snake kills the most humans

A

King cobra

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56
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As what was winchester known by the Romans?

A

Venta Bulgarum

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57
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What Type Of Fruit Is Known As A Warwickshire Drooper

A

A Plum

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58
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Scotia What would you call the act of making a mark on a body by burning

A

Branding

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59
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Which city is the location for the 1998 Commonwealth Games

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Kula lumpur

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60
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Under What Name Did Vince Clark And Alison Moyet Record?

A

Yazoo

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61
Q

Number of music artists who have covered ‘‘Yesterday”

A

2,961

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62
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Who wrote The Hunchback of Notre Dame

A

Victor Hugo

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63
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The bones of a _____ weigh less than it’s feathers

A

A pigeon

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64
Q

What year did the Bolsheviks overthrow the Russian government

A

1917

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65
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Sorbitol dulcitol and xylitol are forms of what?)

A

Sugars (artificial sweeteners)

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66
Q

To what did touching the ark of the covenant lead

A

Death

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67
Q

Baseball: The Toronto _________.

A

Bluejays

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68
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From what country does Sangria originate?

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Spain

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69
Q

What Is Herpes Zoster More Commonly Known As

A

Shingles

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70
Q

What is the fear of insanity known as

A

Maniaphobia

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71
Q

What is a curragh

A

Boat

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72
Q

The person who carries the golfer’s clubs is called a(n) ________.

A

Caddie

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73
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What do the letters in SAM missiles refer to

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Surface_to_air missile

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74
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What did Portuguese explorers christen O Rio Mar, “The River Sea”, in the 16th century

A

The amazon river amazon river

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75
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Two things grew on the little nut tree. A silver nutmeg & what else

A

Golden pear

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76
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What album holds the world record for copies sold?

A

Thriller

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77
Q

Caligari is the capital of what island

A

Sardinia

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78
Q

Who was ‘the elephant man’

A

John merrick

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79
Q

What character did Tex Avery first create upon arriving at MGM?

A

Screwball Squirrel

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80
Q

Of what modern mammal is the Mastodon an early relative

A

Elephant

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81
Q

A philomath has a love of what

A

Learning

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82
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If a robin’s egg is put in vinegar for thirty days, what colour does it become?

A

Yellow

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83
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In which Cathedral is Jane Austen buried

A

Winchester

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84
Q

Who was Margret Thatcher?

A

Prime Minister of Great Britan

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85
Q

What country consumes the most fish per capita

A

Japan

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86
Q

Instead of what does the royal family use rose petals

A

Confetti

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87
Q

What is the largest volcano on mars

A

Olympus mons

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88
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Which red-haird slide guitar player won a grammy in 1989 for her album ‘nick of time’

A

Bonnie raitt

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89
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Who Was The First Christian Emperor Of Rome

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Constantine The Great

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90
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Who was the last incan king of peru

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Atahualpa

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91
Q

The Red Rose City has what more common name in Jordan

A

Petra

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92
Q

In what Australian state would you find Inverell

A

New south wales nsw

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93
Q

Destructive insect related to the grasshopper

A

Locust

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94
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Who was ronald reagan’s first wife

A

Jane wyman

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95
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What is the name for a branch of a river?

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Tributary

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96
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If you were to fly due West from New York, what would be the next country you would fly over

A

Japan

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97
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Name the Kiss member whose solo album featured Cher, Bob Seger, Donna Summer, Helen Reddy and Janis Ian?

A

Gene Simmons

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98
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An integer that is greater than 1 & is divisible only by itself & 1 is known as a(n) _______

A

Prime number

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99
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Who was the last British Viceroy of India?

A

Lord Louis Mountbatten

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100
Q

In a MORI pole what does MORI stand for

A

Market opinion research international

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101
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Adult polar bears usually eat just the skin and blubber of a seal. They leave the meat for cubs and scavengers. One seal will sustain an adult bear for __________

A

11 days

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102
Q

U.S. captials Arkansas

A

Little rock

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103
Q

72% of what country is covered by forest

A

Finland

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104
Q

Who wrote the book ‘Jaws’

A

Peter benchley

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105
Q

What is Snoopy’s mothers name

A

Missy

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106
Q

What does an optician make

A

Spectacles

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107
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What vehicles are involved in the “Tour de France”

A

Bicycles

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108
Q

What did archers at the ancient Olympics use as targets

A

Tethered Doves

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109
Q

Name the first chocolate bar created by Forest Mars in 1923

A

Milky Way

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110
Q

What is a group of wolves

A

Pack

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111
Q

Where Will You Find The Spirit Of Ecstasy?

A

On A Rolls Royce

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112
Q

Collective nouns - A Congregation of what

A

Plovers

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113
Q

What does Intel stand for

A

Integrated Electronics

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114
Q

Who was goyathlay

A

Geronimo

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115
Q

What countries flag red circle on green background

A

Singapore

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116
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Whose debut album was Definitely Maybe

A

Oasis

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117
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What member of the original StarFox team betrays the group to join StarWolf?

A

Pigma Dengar

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118
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Who is the Roman equivalent of the Greek god Dionysus

A

Bacchus

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119
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What is the basic unit of currency for Italy ?

A

Lira

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120
Q

Where were the first European coffee houses opened

A

Vienna

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121
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What is the most popular street name in the US?

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Park Street

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122
Q

Diana ross sings ‘everytime you touch me i become a hero’. what is the song title

A

When you tell me that you love me

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123
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What Is The Name For 1 Followed By 100 Noughts

A

A Googol

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124
Q

What is the state bird of Nevada

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Mountain bluebird

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125
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What is the original literal meaning of the word bride

A

To cook (ancient tutonic)

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126
Q

What is the correct name for a two handed timber saw

A

Whipsaw

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127
Q

What Kind Of Turks Did Rod Stewart Sing About

A

Young Turks

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128
Q

Condition of persistent mental and emotional stress occuring after injury or severe shock

A

Post-traumatic stress disorder

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129
Q

Japanese rice wine

A

Sake

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130
Q

St Sithney is the Patron Saint of what

A

Mad Dogs

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131
Q

What was made illegal in England in 1439

A

Kissing

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132
Q

In which country would you find the holiday destination of Sousse

A

Tunisia

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133
Q

What Was The Most Common Present Girls Above The Age Of 16 Have Asked For in 2008

A

A Boob Job

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More people are killed by donkeys every year than are killed in ______

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Plane

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135
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What is the most popular beverage in north america

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Milk

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136
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In Greek mythology who was the father of Iphigenia & Electra

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Agamemnon

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137
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What mountains are located on the border of Tennessee & North Carolina

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Smoky mountains

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138
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Which of Santa’s reindeer comes first alphabetically

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Comet

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139
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Geniophobia is the fear of what

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Chins

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140
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Who wrote the Opera ‘The Magic Flute’?

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Mozart

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141
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What UK football team nick The Glaziers play at Selhurst Park

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Crystal Palace

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142
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When using a telephone, you must wait for a ____ tone before starting your call.

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Dial

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143
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Who laughed when the cow jumped over the moon

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Little dog

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144
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In the film Trading Places, who played the part of the prostitute

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Jamie lee curtis

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145
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Britain’s first space rocket was launched in 1964. What was it called

A

Blue streak

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146
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In which state is Michael Jackson’s Never Land Ranch?

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California

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147
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With whom is Ludwig Ritter Von Kochel best associated

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Mozart - catalogued K numbers

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148
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Who Gave Us A “Beatnik Fly” And A “Rocking Goose”

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Johnny & The Hurricanes

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149
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What Is the Main Ingredient Of The Liquor Mead

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Honey

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150
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What is the state bird of Wisconsin

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The Robin

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151
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What is john wayne’s real name

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Marion morrison

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152
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What flower produces pink and white flowers in alkaline soil

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Hydrangea

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What’s the term for a configuration of stars

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Constellation

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What Broadway show went through 2,488 pounds of yak hair between 1982 & 1995

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Cats

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155
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Old Joe was the name of what on where

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Camel on Camel Cigarettes

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156
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To which country do the Galapagos Islands belong

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Ecuador

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157
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Which Pioneer Punk Band Signed To EMI’s United Artists Label On The Day Elvis Presley Died

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The Buzzcocks

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158
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What is the most common surname among the Hmong people of Laos

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Vang

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159
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33% of American women lie about what

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Their Weight

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160
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Who worked for dr zorba

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Ben casey

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161
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Which French king was known as the Sun King ?

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Louis XIV

162
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What organization did Benjamin Chavis take over as head in 1993

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Naacp

163
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The Anglo Nubian, Toggenburg and Murcian are breeds of which animal

A

Goat

164
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What are the rhea and cassowary both types of

A

Flightless birds

165
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What is the fear of lakes known as

A

Limnophobia

166
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Who played the president of the U.S in ‘Air Force One’?

A

Harrison Ford

167
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Which is the only living bird with two toes on each foot

A

Ostrich

168
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The Louvre Museum - Palace - but what was it first

A

Fort

169
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Peter pan rescued what indian princess from the claws of captain hook

A

Princess tiger lily tiger lily

170
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Basking, nurse and whale are all types of which animal

A

Shark

171
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What is the formal name for when a substance breaks down on heating ?

A

Thermal Decomposition

172
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Which Avid Everton Fan Won His Only Snooker World Title In 1991?

A

John Parrott

173
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What nationality was the last person executed by guillotine

A

Tunisian

174
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Which eighties musician got sued by a music related company for using their name as part of his pseudonym?

A

Thomas Dolby

175
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Gail Borden invented what food item

A

Condensed Milk

176
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Woolworth’s - the 5 /10 cent store started in which us state 1979

A

Pennsylvania

177
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To which order of mammals does the beaver belong?

A

Rodents

178
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In what language did St Paul write his epistles

A

Greek

179
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License Plates: What does POVALT sell for a living

A

Sports equipment

180
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Which Actor Played The Role Of Rocker Jerry Lee Lewis In The 1989 Biopic Of His Life Entitled “Kissing Cousins”

A

Dennis Quaid

181
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Who had poachers castrated

A

Richard the lionheart

182
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What are the first three words of the bible

A

In the beginning

183
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What was the world’s principal Christian city before it fell to the Ottoman Turks in 1453

A

Constantinople

184
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What island is known as the Spice Island

A

Zanzibar

185
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By who was gerald ford almost assassinated

A

Squeaky fromme

186
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Where was Nelson mandela in prison?

A

Robben Island

187
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Josip Broz became famous as who

A

Marshal Tito

188
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Which fungal plant disease particularly affects brassicas

A

Club root

189
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Name A Flock Of Seagulls Top Ten US Hit

A

I Ran (So Far Away)

190
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Hell hath no fury like ______

A

A woman scorned

191
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What was the name of Luke’s strange little advisor in “The Empire Strikes Back”?

A

Yoda

192
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What is the official language of Liberia

A

English

193
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Who got his 100-meter dash gold medal stripped away due to to steroid use in the 1988 Olympics

A

Ben Johnson

194
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Who wrote ‘cruel shoes’

A

Steve martin

195
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Who invented Tetris?

A

Alexey Pazhitnov

196
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Who composed the musical “Annie Get Your Gun”

A

Irving berlin

197
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What Nationality Is Tennis Player Michael Chang?

A

American

198
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What Colour Is The Beak Of A Mature Mute Swan

A

Orange

199
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Who did Rocky Marciano defeat to first take the title in 1952

A

Walcott

200
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Who Had A Hit With “A Baby Named Sue” In 1969

A

Johnny Cash

201
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Eidology is the search for what

A

Existence of Ghosts

202
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What did the shire’s reeve become when the concept was brought to the u.s

A

Sheriff

203
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What cartoon character was born April 1st 1980

A

Bart Simpson

204
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What Australian Prime Minister drowned near Melbourne

A

Harold Holt 17 12/1/1967

205
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Who managed to win Atlanta by dropping three golden apples

A

Hippomenes

206
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With few exceptions, birds do not sing while on the ground. They sing during flight or while sitting on an object off the __________

A

Ground

207
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Actor: _______ Borgnine.

A

Ernest

208
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An average American eats 28 what in their lifetime

A

Pigs

209
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Which band had a 1994 number one with “Cotton Eye Joe”

A

Rednex

210
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St patrick the patron saint ______

A

Ireland

211
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Whose films include ‘giant’,’written on the wind’ and ‘a farewell to arms’

A

Rock hudson

212
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What is opened somewhere every 4 seconds

A

Can of Spam

213
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Fire bellied Spadefoot and Midwife are all types of what

A

Toads

214
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What does the ‘catchfly’ plant feed on

A

Moths

215
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What brought Frosty the Snowman to life

A

An old silk hat

216
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Names for numbers: 1 followed by 42 zeroes =

A

Tredecillion

217
Q

Who (boxer) appeared in 1962 in the film “Requiem for Heavyweight”

A

Muhammad ali

218
Q

Russian country cottage

A

Dacha

219
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What does the body release that dilates small blood vessels and so causes a person to blush

A

Peptides

220
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The only river that flows both north and south of the equator is the _____________. It crosses the equator twice.

A

Congo

221
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What is the former name of Botswana

A

Bechuanaland

222
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Practice of driving recklessly in a stolen car

A

Hotting

223
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What Where The Christian Names Of The Everly Brothers?

A

Don & Phil

224
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Where is bond street

A

London

225
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What sport was called Harpastum by the ancient Greeks

A

Football

226
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Which country uses a Lek as a unit of currency?

A

Albania

227
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For what song did country and western singer marty robbins win a grammy

A

El

228
Q

How many spokes does an umbrella have

A

Eight

229
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What state borders Alabama to the north?

A

Tennessee

230
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How Many Teeth Does A Healthy Adult Human Have

A

32

231
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In what tv series did henry winkler play arthur fonzarelli

A

Happy days

232
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Where Was Lola A Showgirl

A

Coca Cabana

233
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The Savannah was the worlds first commercial what

A

Atomic powered ship

234
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Who was the female Prime Minister of England throughout the eighties?

A

Marget Thatcher

235
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What is the troposphere lower than

A

Stratosphere

236
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A sheep duck and rooster were worlds the first what

A

Passengers in hot air balloon

237
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Al Capone’s business card identified him as a what

A

Furniture dealer

238
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The name of which language means off the coast in Arabic

A

Swahili

239
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Who was the Hulk’s first friend?

A

Rick Jones

240
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Whose Autobiography Was Entitled Moonwalk

A

Michael Jackson

241
Q

Who (not Peter Sellers) played Inspector Clouseau in 1968

A

Alan Arkin

242
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Which Christmas song contains the line ‘Oh, the weather outside is frightful, but the fire is so delightful’’

A

Let it Snow, Let it Snow, Let it Snow

243
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What is a group of plovers

A

Congregation

244
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Which is the worlds busiest metro system

A

Moscow

245
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Who was the only unidentified person awarded the Victoria Cross

A

US unknown soldier

246
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What is the name given to the young of ‘dragonflies’ and ‘damselflies’

A

Nymphs

247
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Who Sang Vocal On Sub Sub’s Hit “Aint No Love, Aint No Use”

A

Melanie Williams

248
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Between what ages is a brandy or port described as VSOP

A

20 to 25 years

249
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How many children did noah have

A

Three

250
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What legendary us magazine publisher was born in tengchow, china

A

Henry luce

251
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In Latin mala means bad it’s also a favourite Roman food what

A

Apple

252
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What are male witches called

A

Warlocks

253
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According to Enrico Caruso, “It is a good fruit. You eat, you drink, and you wash your face”. What fruit was he talking about

A

Watermelon

254
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Which NFL team’s defensive unit was nicknamed “The Purple People Eaters”

A

The minnesota vikings

255
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Which U.S. biologist has published collections of essays entitled Bully for Brontosaurus and Dinosaur in a Haystack

A

Stephen jay gould

256
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Nuclear membrane, cytoplasm, & nucleus are parts of a ______

A

Cell

257
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Where Was Lionel Richie Dancing According To His 1986 Hit?

A

On The Ceiling

258
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Name the Italian President of the Christian Democrats and five times Prime Minister, who was kidnapped and murdered by the Red Brigade guerrillas in 1978

A

Aldo moro

259
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Whose autobiography is called Where’s the Rest of Me

A

Ronald reagan

260
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The Riksdag is the parliament of which country

A

Sweden

261
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What’s unusual about Ernest Vincent Wrights 50000 word novel

A

No letter E

262
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Amityville House On The Hill’ was sung by who in 1986

A

Lovebug Starski

263
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Who Produced The Album “A Christmas Gift To You” Featuring Seasonal Favourites Sung By His Labels Star Acts

A

Phil Spector

264
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In Norse mythology who was Odin’s blood-brother?

A

Loki

265
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A wading bird with long upturned bill

A

Avocet

266
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A line drawn from an angle of a triangle to the mid_point of the opposite side is a(n) _______.

A

Median

267
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Four Letter Word Was A Hit 1988 But Who Sang It

A

Kim Wilde

268
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What did the Oshkosh steamer win

A

First automobile race

269
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By what name, is the entertainment business, is Victoria Adams better known

A

Posh spice

270
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A triangle with two equal sides is called __________

A

Isosceles

271
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What name was given to the period during the French Revolution when 1400 of Robespierre’s opponents were executed

A

Reign of terror

272
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In the Dr Dolittle stories what type of creature was Gub-Gub

A

Pig

273
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What Would You Be Suffering From If You Had The Medical Condition Kyphosis?

A

Hunchback

274
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Why did Ghengis Khans soldier ride female horses

A

To drink their milk

275
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Which 1976 film starring John Travolta is about a persecuted schoolgirl with psychokinetic powers?

A

Carrie

276
Q

The lowest country in the world is?

A

The Netherlands

277
Q

Who was the author of ‘Of Mice and Men’

A

John Steinbeck

278
Q

Agricultural and industrial region in the state of New South Wales, Australia, about 160 km (about 100 mi) north of Sydney.

A

Hunter valley

279
Q

Who Produced USA For In Aid Of Famine Relief In 1985

A

Quincy Jones

280
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What bowling term means three straight strikes?

A

Turkey

281
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Who Had A Minor Hit With “Lonely Man Theme” In 1960

A

Cliff Adams

282
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Which pop star appeared in many of the ‘gidget’ films, and hit no 3 with the calliope sound of ‘goodbye cruel world’ in the early 60’s

A

James darren

283
Q

In which state is Mount McKinley?

A

Alaska

284
Q

Which Bridge That Opened In 1988 Connected Japans 4 Main Islands By High Speed Rail For The First Time

A

The Seto Ohashi Bridge

285
Q

Of what do earthworms have five

A

Hearts

286
Q

Modern ballroom dance, of Argentinian origin

A

Tango

287
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Who wrote the fantasies “Popcorn” and “This Other Eden”

A

Ben elton

288
Q

What alternate dimension does Link find himself in in Majora’s Mask?

A

Termina

289
Q

What unusual flavour did the Jell-O company try in 1942

A

Cola

290
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Which Group Had A Hit With “Mmmm Mmmm Mmmm Mmmm”

A

The Crash Test Dummies

291
Q

What is the fear of poverty known as

A

Peniaphobia

292
Q

Who was the lead singer of Big Brother and the holding Company?

A

Janis Joplin

293
Q

In what sport is the Heisman trophy awarded?

A

American football

294
Q

Pitches with what is charcoal and saltpetre mixed to make gunpowder

A

Sulphur

295
Q

Which word is used to describe a fin on a fish’s abdomen?

A

Ventral

296
Q

The average giraffe’s __________ is two or three times that of a healthy man.

A

Blood pressure

297
Q

Which Is The Largest State In America

A

Alaska

298
Q

In 1851, The Largest Building The World Had Ever Seen Was Erected In London What Was It?

A

Crystal Palace

299
Q

What was James Deans middle name

A

Byron

300
Q

What was another city that the usfl Boston Breakers eventually played in

A

New orleans

301
Q

What is the Capital of: Korea North

A

P’yongyang

302
Q

Which painter spent last 4 years of his life on the run for murder

A

Carravagio for murder in Rome

303
Q

Where were the 1912 Olympics held ?

A

Stockholm, Sweden

304
Q

_________ is the largest country in Africa. It has a population greater than 28,100,000.

A

Sudan

305
Q

What US state is completely surrounded by the Pacific Ocean

A

Hawaii

306
Q

Whic country developed the first jet fighter?

A

Germany

307
Q

Which Breed Of Cat Has Blue Eyes?

A

Siamese

308
Q

What is a figure with eight equal sides called

A

Octagon

309
Q

What is Muckle Flugga

A

Rock and Lighthouse on Uist

310
Q

Name The Famous Greek Writer Of Fables

A

Aesop

311
Q

Which Football Club Started Out Life As “Dial Square FC”

A

Arsenal

312
Q

How Many Players Are There In A Baseball Team?

A

Nine

313
Q

What in medical terms does the abbreviation A & E represent

A

Accident & emergency

314
Q

Which planet in our solar system orbits closest to the sun

A

Mercury

315
Q

Natalie Horler Is The Lead Singer Of Which Very Pupular Modern Day Band

A

Cascada

316
Q

How many semitones are there in an octave?

A

12

317
Q

Who was “bonnie prince charles”

A

Charles edward stuart

318
Q

In 2007 Who Topped the Best Sellers Non Fiction List With Born To Be Riled?

A

Jeremy Clarkson

319
Q

Which group was formed in 1972 by Don Henley and Glen Fry

A

The eagles

320
Q

What polish astronomer demonstrated in 1512 that the sun is the center of the solar system

A

Nicolas copernicus

321
Q

In what Australian state would you find Wagga Wagga

A

New south wales nsw

322
Q

Who Kept The Discos Humming In 1977 With Their UK Debut “Boogie Nights”

A

Heatwave

323
Q

Major in greek mythology, who was visited by zeus in the form of a swan, and became the mother of helen and pollux

A

Leda

324
Q

Arthur Christopher Benson Wrote The Words To Which Patriotic Song

A

Land Of Hope And Glory

325
Q

What is a redwood tree

A

Giant sequoia

326
Q

The song “One O’clock Jump” is particularly associated with whose big band

A

Count basie

327
Q

What sport has Crumb Gatherers Followers Rovers and Wings

A

Aussie Rules Football

328
Q

What new domestic device was launched by Hoover in 1963

A

Steam Iron

329
Q

Which Is Older, The New York Or The London Marathon

A

New York

330
Q

New Jersey has a museum with 5400 exhibits of what

A

Spoons

331
Q

Composer of the Brandenburg Concerti: J.S. ____

A

Bach

332
Q

What was the profession of J.B.Dunlop, inventor of the pneumatic tyre

A

Vet

333
Q

The United States is made up of __ states.

A

50

334
Q

Which island country lies to the East of Mauritius?

A

Australia

335
Q

Which film star used to be a circus acrobat

A

Burt Lancaster

336
Q

What American building has double - needed toilets -segregated

A

Pentagon

337
Q

What is x to the power of zero equal to?

A

One

338
Q

Scurvy is a lack of which vitamin

A

Vitamin c

339
Q

Who has made more test match appearances for England than any other cricketer?

A

Graham Gooch

340
Q

In the original story, of what were cinderella’s slippers actually made

A

Fur

341
Q

According To The Lyrics Of The B52’s Song Love Shack What Was Their Chrysler As Big As

A

A Whale

342
Q

Which author wrote the four best-selling crime novels known as “The LA Quartet”

A

James ellroy

343
Q

American cooking expert, author, & television personality

A

Julia child

344
Q

What does the reference book Crockfords list

A

Church of England clergy

345
Q

What is a group of this animal called: Buffalo

A

Herd

346
Q

Which of these women NEVER married Frank Sinatra? A= Mia Farrow, B= Ava Gardner, C= Lana Turner

A

C = Lana Turner

347
Q

What was the subject of the first book printed in England

A

Chess

348
Q

The Salk vaccine is used against what disease

A

Polio

349
Q

The boss is also known as ___________

A

Bruce springsteen

350
Q

In what Australian state would you find Wollongong

A

New south wales nsw

351
Q

In Hartford Connecticut it is illegal to educate what

A

Your dog

352
Q

Which highwayman rode the horse Black Bess

A

Dick Turpin

353
Q

Who was disqualified after failing a drugs test at the 1988 Olympic Games In Seoul

A

Ben Johnson

354
Q

J G Galle discovered it in 1846 - discovered what

A

The planet Neptune

355
Q

Rhona Martin Was Captain Of Which British Olympic Gold Medal Winning Team In 2002?

A

Curling

356
Q

In the 17th century, if you were given Christmas Clap off someone, what have they given you?

A

A Kiss Under The Misletoe

357
Q

Which Explorers Last Words Were “I Have Not Told Half” Of What I Saw

A

Marco Polo

358
Q

Which actor’s autobiography is entitled Dear Me

A

Peter ustinov

359
Q

What is the capital of Morocco ?

A

Rabat

360
Q

Which Scottish engineer was the first to use horsepower?

A

James Watt

361
Q

In Costa Rica and El Salvador you spend what

A

Colons

362
Q

With what are toads often confused

A

Frogs

363
Q

Two out of 3 adults in the USA suffer from what

A

Piles

364
Q

Israel occupied the golan heights. whose territory was it?

A

Syria

365
Q

What Scandinavian capital begins and ends with the same letter?

A

Oslo

366
Q

Who Took Porcelain Into The UK Top 10 In 2000

A

Moby

367
Q

Name the smallest breed of dog.

A

Chihuahua

368
Q

What type of drink is arabica

A

Coffee

369
Q

A woven fabric with raised pattern

A

Brocade

370
Q

What u.s. state has the largest indian population

A

Oklahoma

371
Q

Who was the first female DJ on Radio 1?

A

Anne Nightingale

372
Q

What is a segment of garlic called?

A

Clove

373
Q

Which British Prime Minister was also the longest serving MP at almost 62 years?

A

Winston Churchill

374
Q

Myosotis is the Latin name for what blue flower

A

Forget me Not

375
Q

Which Female Star Reached The UK Number 1 Spot 29 Years After Having Her First Hit

A

Lulu

376
Q

What is 1 days and 2 hours in hours

A

26

377
Q

Where is the wailing wall

A

Jerusalem

378
Q

CC Deville Was A Member Of Which Band

A

Poison

379
Q

In which 1970’s films does Dustin Hoffman play the character ‘Louis Dega’ ?

A

Papillon

380
Q

Which ‘S’ is the most populated city in the world?

A

Shanghai

381
Q

What is a group of this animal called: Donkey

A

Herd pace

382
Q

Disc of light shown round the head of a sacred person

A

Halo

383
Q

Which is the only city in Cornwall?

A

Truro

384
Q

Megalophobia is the fear of

A

Large things

385
Q

Which Female Won The Oscar For ‘Best Actress’ The Year Lady Diana Died

A

Helen Hunt

386
Q

Which actress was the Connecticut state golf champ at age 16

A

Katherine Hepburn

387
Q

How did Bunito Mussolini ward off the evil eye

A

Touch his testicles

388
Q

In ballroom dance, a characteristic figure that remains constant.

A

Basic movement

389
Q

This ugly creature has patches of red on his rear end

A

Mandrill

390
Q

The average human body contains enough ____ to kill all fleas on an average dog

A

Sulfur

391
Q

The cat was the symbol of liberty in ancient __________

A

Rome

392
Q

Vientiane is the capital of ______

A

Laos

393
Q

What is the fear of standing or walking known as

A

Stasibasiphobia

394
Q

What Is The More Common Name For Sodium Chloride

A

Salt

395
Q

What is the seventh month of the year

A

July

396
Q

A __________ never actually sees the food as it eats, since its eyes are on top of its head and its mouth and nostrils are on the bottom.

A

Stingray

397
Q

According to popular belief brides walk to the what in the church? (not the aisle)

A

The nave of the church

398
Q

What was the name of Dagwood Bumstead and Blondies dog

A

Daisy

399
Q

In what country is The Blue Lagoon?

A

Iceland

400
Q

What does an accordion have that a concertina doesn’t

A

Keyboard