Trivia Database_41 Flashcards

1
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Juliet ‘i melt with you’ was which band’s signature hit released on their ‘after the snow’ album in 1982

A

Modern english

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2
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Lemniscate is the correct name for what symbol

A

Infinity

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3
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What is the yellow variety of quartz?

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Citrine

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4
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In cooking where does ‘angelica’ come from

A

Plant root

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5
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What is a Tallith

A

Fringed prayer shawl Jewish

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6
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In 1906 the John Gable Entertainer was the first what

A

Juke Box

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7
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Who won the 1966 f1 championship

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Jack brabham

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8
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What author wrote about Adrian Mole

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Sue Townsend

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9
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Cyesolagnia is a fetish about what

A

Pregnant women

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10
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Where could you find a rundle

A

Ladder - it’s a rung

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11
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What are lop cheong

A

Chinese Sausages

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12
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What does a sphygmomanometer measure

A

Blood pressure

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13
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What band sold the most number of records in the 1970’s

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Led Zepplin

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14
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Who, in Greek mythology, was condemned to eternally roll a stone uphill, where it continually rolled back down again

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Sisyphus

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15
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What was the #8 movie (1988) to the end of 1988 with 109 million dollars gross

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Indiana jones and the temple of doom

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16
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Which apollo space mission put the first men on the moon

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Apollo 11

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17
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Before Brasilia What Was The Capital Of Brazil

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Rio De Janeiro

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18
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On Which Beatles Song Did George Harrison First Play A Sitar

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Norwegian (This Bird Has Flown)

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19
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Name the lead singer and principal songwriter of the American group “The Doors”

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Jim morrison

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20
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Which substance may be added in the preparation of jams to make them set

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Pectin

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21
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Who turned down the Bogart role in Casablanca

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Ronald Reagan

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22
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The longest one-syllable word in the English language is?

A

Screeched

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23
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In an average lifetime, the average american is counted in 7 ___

A

Censuses

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24
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Eureka - is the state motto of what state

A

California

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25
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Which Group Originally Recorded The Original Of “Light My Fire”?

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The Doors

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26
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In what country is the source of the Blue Nile

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Ethiopia

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27
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Who Went To No.1 In The Album Charts In 2008 With Their Album Accelerate

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REM

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28
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Umbles can be made into a pie and gave rise to the expression ‘to eat (h)umble pie’. What are umbles?

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Edible entrails

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29
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Which English king not only had to deal with the bloody Vikings but with a barrage of burnt bannocks?

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King Alfred

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30
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Which Countries Currency Is Called The Rufiya?

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The Maldives

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31
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What name is given to the sedimentary rock that has changed after being subjected to heat and pressure, for example, Marble

A

Metamorphic

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32
Q

What is Laver Bread made from?

A

Seaweed

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33
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Sindonology is a debate concerning the origins of what

A

Turin Shroud

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34
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Rusty Egan & Steve Strange Worked As DJ’s At A Legendary Club What Was It Called

A

Blitz

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35
Q

What do x and y chromosomes combine in making

A

Males men

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36
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In scrabble what two letters are worth ten points

A

QZ

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37
Q

Where was the 1962 world’s fair held

A

Seattle

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38
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Land Of Hope & Glory Comes From Whose Pomp & Circumstance Marches

A

Sir Edward Elgar

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39
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What famous occurrence happened at Ujiji in 1871

A

Stanley found livingstone

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40
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Who sings ‘you’ve got a friend’

A

Carole king

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41
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Dried fish eaten as a relish with curry

A

Bombay duck

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42
Q

Who does Adrian Mole lust after

A

Pandora

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43
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Minnelli who wrote “moby dick”

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Herman melville

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44
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The popular ski resort of Aspen is in which U.S. state

A

Colorado

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45
Q

Slate is formed by the metamorphosis of _________.

A

Shale

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46
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What is an extra lane on an uphill stretch of motorway provided for slow-moving vehicles called

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Crawler lane

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47
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Australia’s highest mountain is named for Thaddeus ________________, the Polish general who fought in the American Revolution.

A

Kosciusko

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48
Q

How many beams of light are used to record a holograph?

A

Two

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49
Q

According To The Beatles How many holes does it take to fill the Albert Hall?

A

4000

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50
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In The TV Show Dangermouse What Was Dangermouse’s Sidekick Penfolds First Name

A

Ernest

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51
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What city are you in if yoU.S.troll in the piazza san marco & visit torcello, burano & murano

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Venice

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52
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Who is the only man to have been both chief justice and president of the US?

A

William Taft

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53
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Who recorded ‘Shadows of the Night’ in 1982?

A

Pat Benatar

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54
Q

Cotton Eye Joe Was A Hit In 1994 Who Sang It

A

Rednex

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55
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According to Mattel, her manufacturer, what is Barbie’s last name

A

Roberts

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56
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To whom was Marie Antoinette married

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Louis xvi

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57
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In The Year 2001 Which Popular Food Dish Was Declared As Britain’s Favorite

A

Chicken Tikka Masala

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58
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What is the capital of Slovakia ?

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Bratislava

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59
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What ocean fills nearly a complete hemisphere of the earth’s surface

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Pacific pacific ocean

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60
Q

Who was the second Soviet cosmonaut to successfully orbit the Earth

A

Titov

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61
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Which Sport Includes Events Called The Halfpipe, The Slopestyle And The Bordercross

A

Snowboardring

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62
Q

What is the largest museum

A

Louvre

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63
Q

At Which Ground Do Scotland Play Their Home International Rugby Union Matches

A

Murrayfield

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64
Q

If you have cherophobia what are you afraid of

A

Joy - happiness

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65
Q

A device used to change the voltage of alternating currents is a __________.

A

Transformer

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66
Q

The branch of medicine dealing with curing by operative procedures is ________.

A

Surgery

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67
Q

What Ancient Invention Was Commercialized And Sold By The “Wham-O” Corporation in 1957 Selling Over 20 Million Of Them In Just 6 Months

A

Hula Hoop

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68
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Who Was The Last British Monarch Born Abroad?

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King George II

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69
Q

“retro” is latin for what

A

Backward

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70
Q

Name the last province to become part of canada

A

Newfoundland

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71
Q

In which country is sapporo

A

Japan

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72
Q

What sexual practice does a mazophallate enjoy

A

Tit Wank

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73
Q

Who wrote the vampire series that featured Lestat as the main character?

A

Anne Rice

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74
Q

What Is The Largest Species Of Penguin

A

Emperer

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75
Q

The Boys from Syracuse is based on what Shakespeare play

A

The comedy of errors

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76
Q

What are officers of 46 u.s federal agencies authorised to carry

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Firearms

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77
Q

Who Had A No.1 Hit In 1984 With “The Reflex”

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Duran Duran

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78
Q

What was the Mark Twain in WW2

A

A Bombsight

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79
Q

What color was Lucy’s sky?

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Marmalade

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80
Q

BCG is a vaccination for which disease

A

Tuberculosis

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81
Q

What TV series from 1970-1974 starred Susan Dey?

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Partridge Family

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82
Q

What nationality was the composer Delius

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British

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83
Q

In 1981, film was introduced to replace glass in making ______

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Photographic

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84
Q

What was the name of Hitlers mountain retreat

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Berchtesgaden

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85
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The male __________ will mate for life, and if the female dies, he remains single for the rest of his life. However, if the male dies, the female will hook up with a new mate.

A

Fox

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86
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Morten Harket Was The Lead Singer With Which 80’s Band

A

Aha

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87
Q

What is the fear of being contaminated with germs known as

A

Misophobia

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88
Q

Who sings “Imitation Of Life”?

A

R.E.M.

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89
Q

What is the Capital of: Benin

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Porto-novo

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90
Q

In The World Of Music How Are “SAW” More Commonly Known

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Stock, Aitken, Waterman

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91
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If you were born on Christmas Day, what would your star sign be?

A

Capricorn

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92
Q

What are salopettes

A

Snow proof Dungaree trousers

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93
Q

Austin is the capital of ______?

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Texas

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94
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In the acronym SHAPE for what does the letter S stand

A

Supreme

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95
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Until 1796, which state in the U.S. was known as Franklin

A

Tennessee

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96
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Wolves, Curlews, Bulls and Ravens the first groups of what

A

Boy Scouts

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97
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Names - Baker Cook obvious what did Cordwainer do

A

Shoemaker

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98
Q

To which country do the Coral Sea Islands belong

A

Australia

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99
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The name of which fabric comes from the Persian word for spun

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Taffeta

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100
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What Became The Uk’s First Registered Trademark In 1875

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Bass Red Triangle

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101
Q

In June 19&3, SvetLana Savatskaya was the first wornan to do what

A

Walk in space

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102
Q

Of what is ‘9’ the billionth digit

A

Pi

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103
Q

Ambigu was an early form of what card game

A

Poker

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104
Q

What is the sum of 67 + 67 + 67 + 67 + 67

A

365

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105
Q

In which cop show did Petrie and Isbecki appear

A

Cagney and Lacey

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106
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What is the name of the mountain chain separating most of Spain from France?

A

Pyrenees

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107
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The Term (Impressionism) Was First Used Abusively About Which Artist

A

Claude Monet

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108
Q

How many colours are there in the rainbow

A

Seven

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109
Q

96% of all what are purchased by women

A

Candles

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110
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Near what river is the Temple of Karnak?

A

Nile

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111
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Which Star Of A Popular TV Sitcom Released A Fitness Video Called “Lets Dance” In 1996

A

Richard Wilson

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112
Q

What describes “noon good”

A

Good afternoon

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113
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What actress played the female cop on hill street blues

A

Betty thomas

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114
Q

Which city has the longest metro system

A

London

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115
Q

1994 what’s the most registered dog by American Kennel Club

A

Labrador retriever

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116
Q

In cookery what does ricotta literally mean

A

Twice cooked

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117
Q

In Which Country Is Guallatiri (The Worlds Largest Volcano)

A

Chile

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118
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In which country is the seaport of Trabzon, or Trebizond

A

Turkey

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119
Q

What is the capital of Iran

A

Tehran

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120
Q

What was first opened in 1922 by national department stores in saint louis

A

Shopping mall

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121
Q

What is the literal translation of ‘Passat’ as in the Volkswagen car model?

A

Trade Wind

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122
Q

Which author created Svengali

A

Georges du maurier

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123
Q

What’s the Australian slang name female man trainee sheep farm

A

Jillaroo

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124
Q

What Dr Seuss character steals Christmas?

A

Grinch

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125
Q

What type of animal was selected to test the first electric toothbrush

A

The dog dog

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126
Q

What would a Conchologist be intrested in?

A

Shells

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127
Q

Which characters were invented in 1957 in Belgium

A

The Smurfs

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128
Q

Just before their planned comeback tour michael hutchence of which band was found dead of an apparent suicide

A

Inxs

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129
Q

Nicky Chinn Mike Chapman wrote Suzi Quatro No 1 UK song

A

Can the Can 1973

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130
Q

Corie Ten Boom was the first licensed female what in Holland

A

Watchmaker

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131
Q

What is the first name of the son of Patsy Kensit and Liam Gallagher

A

Lennon

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What is the most common mammal in the UK

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Brown Rat

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Joan Collins was how old when she posed semi-nude for “Playboy” in 1983?

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50

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Which American State Has The Highest Population

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California

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Which Very Popular Cartoon Character Actually Has The First Name “Mimi”

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Road Runner

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Who was the only person to ever play in the Super Bowl and World Series?

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Deion Sanders

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137
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A waterproof over shoe

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Galosh

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Secret Identities: Bruce Wayne

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Batman

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Which Suffolk town was the birthplace of Benjamin Britten?

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Lowestoft

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Vectis’ Is The Roman Name For What Part Of The British Isles

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Isle Of Wight

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What is the capital of Mexico ?

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Mexico City

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Thinker who sang the 1963 hit ‘it’s my party’

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Lesley gore

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Who was the first snooker player to be a subject of this is your life on the 14 th January 1978?

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Ray Reardon

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As what is East Pakistan now known

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Bangladesh

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145
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The pleistocene epoch of geologic time is more commonly known as

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Last ice

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What is the most frequently accessed article World Encyclopaedia

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Snake Information

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Richey Edwards Who Is Missing Presumed Dead Played In Which Band

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Marseilles

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What is a Tsunami

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Tidal wave

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He played Superman in the 1978 movie version.

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Christopher Reeve

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What crime did Theresa Vaughn commit 62 times in 5 years

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Bigamy - Tried 1922

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Who invented the ball point pen?

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Laszlo and Georg Biro

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152
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Hemeroticism is what

A

Sexual fantasy

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153
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Which sport is played by L.A. Lakers

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Basketball

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154
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In Riverside Cal its illegal to kiss unless both wipe lips with what

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Rose Water

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155
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What do 12% of mississippi households lack

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Telephones

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156
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What type of clothing article is a Belcher

A

Neckerchief

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Which 1994 Album Bore The Name And Naked Picture Of The Artist

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Seal

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What was invented by Henry D Perky 1893 Denver Colorado

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Shredded Wheat

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159
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Sheena Easton sang the title song for which ‘James Bond’ film

A

For your eyes only

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160
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Who designed Madonna’s conical basque for her 1990 Blonde Ambition tour?

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Jean Paul Gautier

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161
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Who sang ‘islands in the stream’ with kenny rogers

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Dolly parton

162
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For the city ‘summer of 69’ was a hit for which canuck in 1984

A

Bryan adams

163
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Beasley how much does park place cost in monopoly

A

Four hundred fifty dollars

164
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American Football - where do the Lions play at home

A

Detroit

165
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Nixon what hans christian andersen fairy tale character is immortalized in a famous statue in copenhagen’s harbor

A

The little mermaid

166
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In what country did tulips originate

A

Persia

167
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What alcoholic drink is distilled from pears?

A

Perry

168
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The Hirudo leech lays its babies within a cocoon; the Amazon leech carries its babies on its __________ _ sometimes as many as 300.

A

Stomach

169
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What film won the best visual effects Oscar in 1985

A

Cocoon

170
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According to the Buddhist tradition, deceased people who have followed the eightfold path will be freed from the cycle of reincarnation & gain what state of total peace

A

Nirvana

171
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What instrument did Glen Miller play

A

Trombone

172
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What US film was based on Thomas Dixons The Clansman

A

Birth of a Nation

173
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What U.S. state is known as The Land of 10,000 Lakes?

A

Minnesota

174
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“Word Up” Was A 1986 Hit For Which Band

A

Cameo

175
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Disney: The original name of Goofy was ___________

A

Dippy dawg

176
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Which Beatle was against hiring Allan Klein as business manager in 1969?

A

Paul

177
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What food dishes name translates as pepper water

A

Mulligatawny – from India

178
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What is the currency of guatemala

A

Quetzal

179
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What type of sword was excalibur

A

Long sword

180
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Which song and artists sang this during the 1970’s “ A year has passed since I wrote my note, but I should have known this right from the start, only hope can keep me together, love can mend your life, but love can break your heart”?

A

Police / Message In A Bottle

181
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Who sang arthur’s theme (best that you can do)

A

Christopher cross

182
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What is the name of the heroine in the cartoon “Beauty and the Beast”

A

Belle

183
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With Which Rock Band Did Slash Play Guitar?

A

Guns N Roses

184
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Also known as the ‘Isle of Apples’, Christ and Joseph of Aramathea travelled here in ancient times.

A

Avalon

185
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What is the highest peak in Australia

A

Mount kosciusko

186
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Name Black Sabbath’s debut hit?

A

Paranoid

187
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Before Becoming A Famous Poet “Pam Ayres” Used To Be Part Of Which Famous Organisation?

A

Mi5

188
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On Which Record Label Did James Have A String Of Hits In The 90’s

A

Fontana

189
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Who appeared in ‘St. Elmo’s Fire’, ‘The Scarlett Letter’ and ‘Striptease’?

A

Demi Moore

190
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What do humans get from the Cassava

A

Tapioca

191
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El cid was the name of what college’s mascot goat

A

Annapolis naval academy

192
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Where Is The Mathematical Bridge

A

Oxford

193
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What animal is in the hassen in hassenpfeffer

A

Hare or Rabbit

194
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What was the longest running primetime TV drama 20 seasons

A

Gunsmoke

195
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Which Sci-Fi Sitcom star like to eat cats?

A

Alf

196
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Which footballer was England`s first black player?

A

Viv Anderson

197
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What type of plant does Broom Hilda sell

A

Venus flytrap

198
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Apart from Gottfried Leibniz, which famous scientist developed the many techniques of calculus in mathematics

A

Isaac newton

199
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In what constellation would you find the ‘Horesehead’ nebula

A

Orion

200
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What is the capital of south vietnam

A

Saigon

201
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What Is The Common Name For The Plant Chlorophytum?

A

Spider Plant

202
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The word vinegar come from French meaning what

A

Sour Wine

203
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In dyeing what is the name given to the substance used for fixing the color

A

Catalyst

204
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__isms: Exalting one’s country above all others.

A

Nationalism

205
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Charles S Stratton became famous as who

A

General Tom Thumb with Barnum

206
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What company made the first color arcade game?

A

Atari

207
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What Is Doris Day’s Real Name

A

Doris Von Kappelhoff

208
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Lil’folkes was the original name of what comic strip

A

Peanuts

209
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Where Does Singer Chris De Burgh Come From

A

Argentina

210
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What word in English has the most definitions

A

Set

211
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What is strange about the Golden Queen holly

A

It is male Golden King is female

212
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If you suffer from Tinea Pedis what have you got

A

Athletes foot

213
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What do the French call la manche

A

The english channel

214
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Which Country Hosted The Summer Olympic Games In 1952 A= Germany, B=Finland, C=France

A

B= Finland

215
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How Many Players Are In A Basketball Team?

A

Five

216
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In which state is appomattax

A

Virginia

217
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Who won best actor oscar for gandhi

A

Ben kingsley

218
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The study of the size, composition and distribution of the human population.

A

Demography

219
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In which ocean or sea are the Seychelles

A

Indian

220
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What were the names of noah’s children

A

Shem ham and japheth

221
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Where would you find your shank

A

Sole of foot

222
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Who Had A Hit With “I Can’t Go For That (No Can Do)”

A

Hall & Oats

223
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There are 690 known species of __________

A

Bats

224
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What Nationality Was The First Person To Sail Round Northern Canada Through The Bering Strait

A

Norwegian Roald Amundsen

225
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Who Was The Last Female Winner Of Wimbledon In The 20th Century (1999)

A

Lindsey Davenport

226
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What is a Havana Brown

A

A Small Rabbit

227
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Who was the Hulk’s first friend

A

Rick jones

228
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In Arizona you can have no more than two what in a house

A

Dildos - any more and it’s a brothel

229
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Where was Ice Cream invented

A

China

230
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In Greek mythology, what was Minos the king of?

A

Crete

231
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Whose backing group was called ‘The Blockheads’

A

Ian drury

232
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Which animal pronks

A

Springbok

233
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Who wrote “The Analects”

A

Confucius

234
Q

What year was NASA founded?

A

1958

235
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Which Leo Sayer Song Won A Grammy For Best Rhythm & Blues Song In 1977

A

You Make Me Feel like Dancing

236
Q

Starting highest write the Roman Numerals in descending order

A

MDCLXVI or 1966

237
Q

In pottery, what is crackle

A

Tiny cracks in the glaze

238
Q

Military operations above the surface of the earth

A

Air warfare

239
Q

Where could you spend a Dram - Capital Yerevan

A

Armenia

240
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264,000 bottles of what were recalled after 7 people died

A

Tylenol

241
Q

A fetus acquires fingerprints at what age

A

3 months

242
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What show featured Nell Carter as a larger than life housekeeper?

A

Gimme a Break

243
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Who wrote the play All My Sons in 1947

A

Arthur miller

244
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Almost half the pigs in the world are kept by farmers in __________

A

China

245
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What name is given to the Japanese dish in which fish, shellfish, or vegetables are fried in batter?

A

Tempura

246
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How does Alice kill Freddy Krueger in “Nightmare on Elm Street 4”?

A

With a mirror

247
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What famous singer played the title role in “the great caruso”?

A

Mario lanza

248
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How many spirits appeared to Ebenezer Scrooge in Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol?

A

4, Jacob MarleyPast Present Future

249
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In which city is Red Square?

A

Moscow

250
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What does “the absent minded professor” teach

A

Chemistry

251
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Name one of the three branches of the Methodist Church that merged in 1932 to form the current Church.

A

Wesleyan primitive united

252
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Originating from a story about an Irish blacksmith, you ran into the Devil in a pub, what name is given to a pumpkin if it has a face carved into it and is illuminated by a candle

A

Jack O’ Lantern

253
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Which US state capital is known as the (mile high city) because of its elevation above sea level?

A

Denver

254
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In Call of the Wild by Jack London what was the dogs name

A

Buck

255
Q

People eaters what tools are used to crewel

A

Needles

256
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Which Famous Book Contains The Line ‘Mr & Mrs Dursley of number 4 Privet Drive were proud to say that they were perfectly normal’

A

Harry Potter And The Philosophers Stone

257
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In 1935 Charlton C McGee invented what in the USA

A

Parking Meter

258
Q

What colour were ETs eyes

A

Blue

259
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Who betrayed jesus to the romans

A

Judas iscariot

260
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Where is the fictional television station bdrx located

A

Bedrock

261
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What Football Team Plays It’s Home Games At The Ibrox Stadium?

A

Glasgow Rangers

262
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Which actor, an archdeacon in the TV series all gas & gaiters died in January 1979?

A

Robertson Hare

263
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Which Pair Had The Best Selling Album In Both 1970 And 1971

A

Simon & Garfunkel

264
Q

What is the fear of neglecting duty known as

A

Paralipophobia

265
Q

The roadrunner is the official bird of _____________

A

New mexico

266
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First preached by arius in the 4th centruy, what term is used for the belief that jesus is not the equal of god

A

Arianism

267
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What is the motto of the SAS?

A

Who Dares Wins

268
Q

Basketball: the Denver ______

A

Nuggets

269
Q

The Two Ronnies first appeared together in which TV series

A

The frost report

270
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The thickness of silk is measured in what

A

Denier

271
Q

In Which Year Was John Lennon Shot & Killed In New York City

A

1980

272
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Which group’s debut album, Always & Forever , shadowed their name?

A

Eternal

273
Q

Who became’ Chief Executive’ of Pakistan in October 1999

A

General pervaiz musharraf

274
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What number is at 12 o’clock on a dartboard?

A

20

275
Q

What Canadian city is at the west end of Lake Ontario

A

Hamilton

276
Q

How In The World Of Music Is “Dino Crocetti” More Commonly Known

A

Dean Martin

277
Q

In Kansas its illegal to eat cherry pie with what

A

Ice Cream

278
Q

An anemometer measures _________.

A

Wind velocity

279
Q

In the 1960s, which company made a version of the Austin Mini, called the Elf

A

Riley

280
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Which athlete withdrew from the Sydney Olympics claiming she had been confronted by a stranger in her hotel room

A

Marie-jose perec

281
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What do you call an exaggerated fear of sleep

A

Hypnophobia

282
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Phonophobia is the fear of

A

Noises voices

283
Q

What city exists on every continent

A

Rome

284
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Where did John Lenon marry Yoko Ono (place name)

A

Gibraltar - Flew from Paris - back

285
Q

What is a baby rooster

A

Cockerel

286
Q

On a piano the left pedal is the soft what’s the right called

A

Sustaining

287
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What name was given to a small gaiter, worn over the instep

A

Spat

288
Q

According to Roy Orbison, he’s ‘Saving nickels and dimes and looking forward to happier times on ______’

A

Blue Bayou

289
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Which group had their first U.K. number one tilt ill 1974 with Down Down

A

Status quo

290
Q

What did the ancient Greeks use instead of soap

A

Olive Oil

291
Q

Who Was Driving Home For Christmas In 1988

A

Chris Rea

292
Q

What 2 planets do not have moons?

A

Mercury and Venus

293
Q

Which 2015 animated film is about the workings and emotions of a child’s mind after she is forced to move to San Francisco from the mid-west?

A

Inside Out

294
Q

Who coined the word ‘bourgeoise’

A

Karl marx

295
Q

Knocking On Heavens Door Was A Hit In 1992 Who Sang It

A

Guns & Roses

296
Q

By what other name is the island of Lindisfarne known

A

Holy island

297
Q

Which Wood Are Cricket Bats Usually Made From?

A

Willow

298
Q

When was crystal palace destroyed

A

1936

299
Q

Who once famously said “Paint me warts and all”?

A

Oliver Cromwell

300
Q

What is the fear of dust known as

A

Koniophobia

301
Q

Sienna law forbids women of what name from prostitution

A

Maria

302
Q

What state did sam mccloud come from

A

New mexico

303
Q

What in US are Ambassador Ben Franklin George Washington

A

Suspension Bridges

304
Q

On the fahrenheit scale, how many degrees are there between freezing point and boiling point

A

180

305
Q

Through which volcano did Jules Verne’s explorers leave the centre of the Earth

A

Stromboli

306
Q

In what sport are Triffus, Miller and Rudolf moves

A

Trampolining

307
Q

What Type Of Instruments Do Associate With Stradivarious

A

Violins

308
Q

Small hole for passing cord through

A

Eyelet

309
Q

Any important face of a building, usually the principal front with the main entrance.

A

Facade

310
Q

Which novel by H G Wells describes the invasion of Earth by martians

A

The war of the worlds

311
Q

What Is The Only Creature To Contain An Odd Number Of Whiskers

A

The Catfish

312
Q

Cape Verde is a former colony of which country

A

Portugal

313
Q

What in the 19th century were ‘Cape Triangles’?

A

Postage Stamps

314
Q

What city in southern jordan did john burgon speak of when he described it as ‘a rose-red city, half as old as time’

A

Petra

315
Q

What are rain boots called

A

Galoshes

316
Q

In 1897 who were the first baseball team introduce a ladies day

A

Washington Senators

317
Q

Who Had A Hit In 1993 With “I Have Nothing”

A

Whitney Houston

318
Q

The Man Who Would be King was released in what year

A

1975

319
Q

The malleus and the incus are two of the three auditory ossicles. Which is the third

A

Stapes

320
Q

Ncaa: what team lost the men’s basketball championship in 1985

A

Georgetown

321
Q

Marsala is a type of this.

A

Sweet wine

322
Q

In the 1920s Dr Ida Rolf developed Rolfing as what alt therapy

A

Deep Massage

323
Q

Which group had a UK No.1 in 1981 with The Song ‘Ghost Town’

A

The Specials

324
Q

Originally native to Mexico what is traditionally known as the Christmas flower

A

The Poinsettia

325
Q

Which Character Invariably Misused English Words

A

Mrs Malaprop

326
Q

What name is given to the deep south stew or soup thickened with Okra?

A

Gumbo

327
Q

The Napstar logo shows headphones on what

A

A cat

328
Q

According to the ad At Benneton the smallest garment is a what

A

Condom

329
Q

What is the art of writing decoratively called

A

Calligraphy

330
Q

Which organization was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize during WWll

A

The red cross

331
Q

Who played the murder victim in the original version of ‘Psycho’?

A

Janet Leigh

332
Q

Which town stands at the mouth of the Great Ouse

A

Kings lynn

333
Q

What purple flower is the emblem of Scotland

A

The thistle thistle

334
Q

Peladophobia is the fear of

A

Bald people

335
Q

If not a bird magician or a spitfire engine What is a Merlin

A

Artificial vagina

336
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for United Kingdom ?

A

Pound

337
Q

Who opened for the Monkees on their 1968 American Tour

A

Jimi hendrix

338
Q

In Which Sport Might You Play For The Sheffield Shield

A

Australian Cricket

339
Q

In which city is the Eiffel Tower

A

Paris

340
Q

What is a person who has made a pilgimage to Mecca?

A

Hajji

341
Q

“Livin La Vida Loca” Was A 1999 No.1 For Which Singer

A

Ricky Martin

342
Q

What did William Young invent in 1800

A

Different shoes left right

343
Q

Which Country Has The Worlds Oldest Flag?

A

Wales

344
Q

Which gland, situated at the base of the skull regulates growth and metabolism

A

Pituitary gland

345
Q

According To The Beatles Who has “hair of floating sky”?

A

Julia

346
Q

What is the national flower of Japan

A

Chrysanthemum

347
Q

What is the national religion of Scotland

A

Presbyterianism

348
Q

What is another name for the card game ‘blackjack’

A

21

349
Q

What is the capital of Ethiopia

A

Addis ababa

350
Q

In Which Year did The Beatles Release “Get Back” Was It 1967, 1968,1969

A

1969

351
Q

Who won the Wimbledon in 1972/73

A

Billie jean king

352
Q

What is pure china clay

A

Kaolin

353
Q

What is the capital of Gabon?

A

Libreville

354
Q

Which British airport has the identification code EMA

A

East midlands

355
Q

Who was known as the “prince of light”

A

Thomas edison

356
Q

What is known as the Lost Continent ?

A

Atlantis

357
Q

In Star Trek who would go to Sha Ka Ree

A

Vulcans it’s heaven

358
Q

Trent Bridge Cricket Ground Is In Which English City?

A

Nottingham

359
Q

Who was the first ghost appear to scrooge in the dickens classic a Christmas carol?

A

Marleys Ghost

360
Q

Why did Handel compose The Messiah

A

For Cash

361
Q

What is a group of sharks

A

Shiver

362
Q

How did Scrooge McDuck earn his first dime

A

Shining shoes

363
Q

Which animals fur is used to make a musquash coat

A

Musk rat

364
Q

Of what country did Napoleon make his brother, Jerome, king

A

Westphalia

365
Q

From which element is pitchblende derived

A

Uranium

366
Q

Who was the first NHL player to score 50 goals in one season

A

Maurice richard

367
Q

Which Country In The World Is The Second Most Populous

A

India

368
Q

In the world of Tennis how did Gunther Parche gain notoriety in 1993?

A

Stabbed Monica Seles

369
Q

On what show would you find Gary Gnu?

A

The Great Space Coaster

370
Q

What is the nickname of Jamew Gardner, friend of footballer Paul Gascoigne?

A

Five Bellies

371
Q

200 years ago all white people knew what were deadly poison

A

Tomatoes

372
Q

Tropical shrub used for making hair dye

A

Henna

373
Q

Repetition of the initial letter (generally a consonant) or first sound of several words, marking the stressed syllables in a line of poetry or prose

A

Alliteration

374
Q

What is the flower that stands for: bashfulness

A

Peony

375
Q

Who had three breasts

A

Anne boleyn

376
Q

Pogonophobia is the fear of

A

Beards

377
Q

With what branch of medicine is mesmer associated

A

Hypnotism

378
Q

Show How many tines are in a standard dinner fork

A

Four

379
Q

Port (left) was called what before Admiralty named it port in 1844

A

Larboard

380
Q

Which 1977 film won seven Oscars but none for acting

A

Star Wars

381
Q

What’s a more proper name for artificial or false teeth

A

Dentures

382
Q

Which 2nd Division Football Club Play Their Home Games At “Dean Court”

A

Bournemouth

383
Q

Name the character played by Frank Sinatra in films such as Lady in Cement

A

Tony rome

384
Q

What country covers more than 194,000 square miles of the iberain peninsula

A

Spain

385
Q

Which was the first ‘Indiana Jones’ film?

A

Raiders Of The Lost Ark

386
Q

In The Simpson’s what was the name of the Barbie type doll

A

Malibu Stacey

387
Q

What is the skullcap worn by the men of Nigeria called

A

Fez

388
Q

Merging the words ‘melt’ and ‘weld’ created which word

A

Meld

389
Q

O’Henry created which western character in a short story

A

The Cisco Kid

390
Q

Which Metal Can Be Beaten Into The Thinnest Film

A

Gold

391
Q

What body part gets bigger as the day progresses

A

Feet 5 to 10%

392
Q

Flux which english physicist worked on thermodynamics and has a unit of energy named for him

A

James prescott joule

393
Q

Which is the highest capital city in Europe

A

Madrid

394
Q

What Is The Name Of The Murder Victim In The Board Game Cluedo

A

Dr Black

395
Q

On Whose Real Life Exploits Is James Clavells Novel Shogun Based

A

Will Adams An Elizabethan Adventurer

396
Q

Name Donald Duck’s girlfriend

A

Daisy

397
Q

What parts of the rhubarb plant are poisonous

A

Leaves

398
Q

“Girlfriend” Was A Hit In 1988 For Whom

A

Pebbles

399
Q

In Which City Was John F Kennedy Assassinated?

A

Dallas

400
Q

Which river contains the most fresh water

A

Amazon