Trivia Database_43 Flashcards

1
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What is the Ishihara test designed to detect

A

Colour blindness

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2
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What are scutes

A

Snakes belly scales

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3
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Who named the st lawrence river

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Jacques cartier

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4
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The song “Some Day My Prince Will Come” was introduced in the 1937 Disney movie ________________________

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Snow white and the Seven Dwarfs

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5
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What was the destination of the ship ‘Mary Celeste’ on it’s final voyage November 1872, where it should never arrive ?

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Genoa

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6
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Where did the most famous encirclement of the Nazi troops during WWII take place?

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Stalingrad

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7
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What is the approximate temperature on the planet Pluto

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Minus 230 degrees celsius

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8
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Who wrote the opera ‘i pagliacci’

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Ruggiero leoncavallo

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9
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On an analogue clock, what number faces 4

A

10

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10
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Depending on the geographic region, about 30 to 60 percent of all animals brought in to animal shelters in the United States are __________

A

Euthanized

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11
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What country does the island of Mykonos belong to?

A

Greece

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12
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What type of food is Dorset Blue Vinney?

A

Cheese

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13
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Who was John Wayne’s musical co-star in true grit?

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Glen Campbell

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14
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In Japan what is an obi

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A wide Sash worn like a belt

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15
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What colour is the cross on the Swedish national flag

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Yellow

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16
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The cities of Cairo in Egypt and Fez in Morroco are generally accepted to have the oldest of what type of institution in the world?

A

University

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17
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Which Greek astronomer wrote the Almagest

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Ptolomy

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18
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In Islam what is the fourth piller of wisdom - there’s 5 in total

A

Fasting in Ramadan

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19
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How many countries border the black sea?

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Six - Turkey, Georgia, Russia, Ukraine, Romania and Bulgaria

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20
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Harry Alan Robert Stewart made redundant Britain 1960s Job

A

Official Hangman

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21
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What are the Twin Cities

A

Minneapolis and St Paul

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22
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Which English king married Berengaria of Navarre, who never set foot on English soil

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Richard the first

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23
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Who sang the theme for the James Bond film, “You Only Live Twice”

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Nancy

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24
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Who invented the ‘bunsen burner’

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Robert bunsen

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25
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Plastic wrapping material in sheets containing numerous air filled bladders

A

Bubble wrap

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26
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Agricultural science concerning methods of soil management & crop production

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Agronomy

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27
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What is the Capital of: Eritrea

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Asmara

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28
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An angle greater than 180 degrees & less than 360 degrees is a(n) ________ angle.

A

Reflex

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29
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“A Little Time” Was A Hit For “The Beautiful South” Or “Some Kind Of Beautiful”

A

The Beautiful South

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30
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Erie, suez, panama etc

A

Canals

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31
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Five tons are mined annually - five tons of what

A

Diamonds

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32
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What is the Capital of: Finland

A

Helsinki

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33
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What Illness Is Caused By The Epstein Barr Virus

A

Glandular Fever

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34
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Who was the first male host of ‘entertainment tonight’

A

Tom hallick

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35
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What countries brides get the most diamond engagement rings

A

Canada

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36
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Martin Luther King was the youngest recipient of what

A

Nobel peace prize

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37
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What is the name of the mountain range in North Africa

A

Atlas mountains

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38
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Which 19th Century poet was known as ‘The Bard of Rydal Mount’

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William wordsworth

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39
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In which sport is the Canadian Wayne Gretzky an all time great?

A

Ice Hockey

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40
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What do oak trees grow from?

A

Acorns

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41
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Who Knocked Out Floyd Patterson To Win The World Heavyweight Boxing Title In 1962

A

Sonny Liston

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42
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Which characters are described as being three apples high

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The Smurfs

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43
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Galena is the principal Lead ore which other element is combined with the metal to form Galena

A

Sulphur

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44
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What name is given to an illegal highly alcoholic Irish whiskey

A

Poteen (pocheen)

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45
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Who Had A Hit In 1987 With The Song Angel Eyes

A

Wet Wet Wet

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46
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Who played the part of Cruella de Vil in the 1996 film ‘101 Dalmatians’

A

Glenn close

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47
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What is ‘the helvetic confederation’ in latin

A

Confederatio helvetica

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48
Q

What was originally called the Chinese gooseberry?

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Kiwi

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49
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Israel Baline, born in Temum, Russia, on 1lth May 1898, became famous under what name

A

Irving berlin

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50
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The style of this school, founded in Germany by Walter Gropius in 1919, emphasizing simplicity, functionalism and craftsmanship.

A

Bauhaus

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51
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What counties national drink is called aizag pronounced I shag

A

Mongolian mares milk

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52
Q

Scotopic people can do what

A

See in the dark

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53
Q

Tomika and Uyeshiba are the two main forms of what

A

Aikido

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54
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What was Woody Allen’s first film as writer/actor

A

What’s New Pussycat

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55
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Who wrote the 1955 play Long Day’s Journey into Night

A

Eugene o’neill

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56
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In Minnesota it is illegal to wear what in bed

A

Nothing ie be naked

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57
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In which country is Loch Ness

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Scotland

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58
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In The Lou Bega Song “Mambo No.5” What Is The Name Of The 1st Girl Mentioned In The Song

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Angela, Pamela, Sandra, Rita

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59
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In Mesquite Texas its illegal for children to have what

A

Unusual Haircuts

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60
Q

Name the capital city of Massachusetts.

A

Boston

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61
Q

Where are the katydid bug’s ears

A

Hind legs

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62
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She played the lead role in “Coal Miner’s Daughter”.

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Sissy Spacek

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63
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What restaurant chain had served forty five thousand million hamburgers by 1983

A

Mcdonalds

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64
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Slivovitz is a brandy made from what

A

Plums

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65
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Whose ads tout “the return of fz on cd”

A

Frank zappa

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66
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What weed derives its name from the French for “lion’s tooth”

A

Dandelion

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67
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Who wrote ‘The Great Gatsby’?

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F. Scott Fitzgerald

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68
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What is a group of this animal called: Coyote

A

Band

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69
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Outside which london building were traffic lights first installed

A

Houses of

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70
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What is the capital of cameroon

A

Yaounde

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71
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Who wrote the play ‘Under Milk Wood’

A

Dylan thomas

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72
Q

What is the brightest asteroid

A

Vesta

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73
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This team won their first World Series in 1969.

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New york mets

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74
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Why Was Linford Christie Disqualified From the 1996 Atlanta Olypics

A

2 False Starts

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75
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In 1688 Edinburgh Became The First City To Have What?

A

Pavements

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76
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Where is Eurodisney?

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Paris, France

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77
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The word volar refers to what part/s of the body

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Palms of hands and soles of feet

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78
Q

How many solutions are there to a quartic equation

A

Four

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79
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In August 1945 atomic bombs were dropped on which two cities

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Hiroshima and nagasaki

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80
Q

What Equally Successful Track Was On The Flip side Of “Walk Right Back” In 1961

A

Ebony Eyes

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81
Q

Who was the leader of the Transformers?

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Optimus Prime

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82
Q

What did Sandy Fowler invent for drinkers that had he patented it would have made him millions

A

Tea bag

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83
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The first charity Christmas card was produced by UNICEF in 1949. The picture chosen was painted by a: A Chimp, A 7 Year Old Girl, A Pop Star, A Buddhist Monk

A

A 7 Year Old Girl

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84
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The study of the earth’s physical divisions into mountains, seas, etc. is ________.

A

Geography

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85
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What was the ancient Egyptian cure for haemorrhoids

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Beer - lots of beer

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86
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What was painted on Peter Fonda’s helmet motorcycle helmet in ‘Easy Rider’?

A

Stars and stripes

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87
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Who won best supporting actor for his role in ryan’s daughter

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John mills

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88
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In Which Us State Does The Fst Food Chain “Subway” Originate

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Connecticut

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89
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Ile de France was the former name of which country?

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Mauritius

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90
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What is the capital of the state of Connecticut

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Hartford

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91
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When driving from Innsbruck in Austria to Bolzano in Italy, you cross the ‘Bridge of Europe’ as you climb which Alpine pass

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Brenner pass

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92
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Thomas the boys name means what

A

Twin

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93
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What animal does the adjective ‘macropine’ refer to

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Kangaroo

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94
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Which formber Beatle released the hit single “My Sweet Lord”?

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George Harrison

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95
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Who was Englands first Norman king

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William the conqueror

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96
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In what Australian state would you find Canowndra

A

New south wales nsw

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97
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Dermaptera are what species of insects

A

Earwigs

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98
Q

How many players make up a field hockey team

A

Eleven

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99
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What Was The Name Of The Horse In America’s 1971 Hit

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(Nothing (Horse With No Name)

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100
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What was Europe’s first super-high-speed passenger train powered by?

A

Electricity

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101
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For which International side did Shane Warne play Cricket?

A

Australia

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102
Q

Which footballer was called (Crazy Horse)?

A

Emlyn Hughes

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103
Q

What is a goat sucker

A

A Bird

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104
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Who Recorded “Wee All Stand Together” With The Frog Chorus

A

Paul McCartney

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105
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What is the correct name for a male red deer

A

Hart

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106
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What organization was given the only Nobel peace price awarded during WW I

A

International red cross

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107
Q

What is the israeli knesset

A

Parliament

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108
Q

Collective nouns - A sute of what

A

Bloodhounds

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109
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Who was the ‘serpent of the nile’

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Cleopatra

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110
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Who was the last briton to win the men’s singles at wimbledon

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Fred perry

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111
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What is the capital of Portugal

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Lisbon

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112
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In which country is Angel Falls

A

Venezuela

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113
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Lake Ladoga Is The Largest Lake In Which Country

A

Russia

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114
Q

In ‘star wars, four people played darth vader david prowse was his body, james earl jones did the voice, sebastian shaw was his face and a fourth person did the ______

A

Breathing

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115
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Which of India’s states is thought to have the largest Sikh population

A

Punjab

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116
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Which countries government spends most in social security %

A

Uruguay

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117
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What late night show replaced Tom Synder’s show?

A

David Letterman

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118
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Which Margaret Mitchell novel, later a successful film, won the 1937 Pulitzer Prize?

A

Gone With The Wind

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119
Q

In Troy measurement a pennyweight contains 24 what

A

Grains

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120
Q

In Which Country Will You Find Lapland?

A

Norway

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121
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Which 2 People Are Now Best Associated With The Phrase ‘You’re Fired’ (PFE)?

A

Alan Sugar & Donald Trump

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122
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Who wrote Don’t count your chickens before they are hatched

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Aesop - Milkmaid and her Pail

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123
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Mustard, ketchup and onions on a hotdog are all ___________.

A

Condiments

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124
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Which Record Re-Entered The Charts For The 3rd Time For Donny Osmond In 1973

A

Puppy Love

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125
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Which places name means many islands

A

Polynesia

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126
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What is the logo of the reference work ‘Encyclopedia Britannica’?

A

Thistle

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127
Q

Teiichi igarashi climbed what mountain at the age of 99

A

Mount fuji

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128
Q

What is the symbol for tungsten

A

W

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129
Q

What country does the island of Mykonos belong to

A

Greece

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130
Q

The “Bay of Pigs” fiasco took place in this country.

A

Cuba

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The sea gods had a three pronged spear called a(n) ________

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Trident

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What is the name of the lead singer for the Smiths?

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Morrisey

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What did the americans buy of Russia for $7,200,000 in 1867?

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Alaska

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134
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The mola mola, or ocean sunfish, lays up to how many eggs at one time

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5 billion

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135
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74 year old Margaret Weldon FL 2 hole in one 2 days - unusual

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She was totally blind aided hubby

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136
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Walter and john huston became the first father-and-son team to win oscars for which film

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Treasure of sierra madre

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137
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We know what Mardi Gras is but what’s its literal translation

A

Fat Tuesday

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138
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Whose Debut Solo Album In 1968 Was Titled “Wonderwall”

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George Harrison

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139
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A long tunic worn by men in the Near East

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Caftan

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140
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Which Is The Oldest Surviving Thames Crossing In London

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Richmond Bridge

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141
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Name The 3 Bronte Sisters

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Charlotte, Emily & Anne

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142
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Which Sport Uses The Lightest Ball?

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Table Tennis

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143
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Which Game Was First Patented Under The Name “Spharistrike”

A

Lawn Tennis

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144
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In what film did whoopi goldberg make her screen debut

A

Color purple

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145
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Who drafted most of the American Declaration of Independence?

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Thomas Jefferson

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146
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What are arranged in the Japanese art of Ikebana?

A

Flowers

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147
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What missionary station was built by albert schweitzer

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Lambarene

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148
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Who played Eth in the radio show The Glums

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June whitfield

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149
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What Does The XP In The Operating System ‘Windows XP’ Actually Stand For?

A

Experience

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150
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What is a male swan called

A

Cob

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151
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Which part of the human eye may be removed and kept in an eye bank

A

Cornea

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152
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What can be measured in angstroms

A

Wavelengths

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153
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What is the capital of the Spanish region of Navarre

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Pamplona

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154
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What song did michael jackson sing about a rodent

A

Ben

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155
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Which playwright wrote Blithe Spirit

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Noel coward

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156
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What is the Capital of: Cuba

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Havana

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157
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Which 80’s Classic Became UK’s Best Selling 12 Inch Single Of All Time

A

Blue Monday

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158
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In 1657 london, what was advertised as a cure for scurvy, gout and other ills

A

Coffee

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159
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Name The Lead Vocalist With Wizzard In The Early 70’s

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Roy Wood

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160
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Jesus was allegedly born on Christmas Day, what Starsign would he have been

A

Capricorn

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161
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Which French author and philosopher was the cousin of Nobel Prize-winner Albert Schweitzer

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Jean paul sartre

162
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Who flies planes directly into tropical storms and hurricanes

A

53rd weather

163
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What is the capital of Swaziland

A

Mbabane

164
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What is the name given to the science of improving the population by controlled breeding

A

Eugenics

165
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In the game “Chrono Trigger,” what is Lucca’s mother’s name?

A

Lara

166
Q

In North Dakota if you are in a covered wagon you can do what

A

Shoot mounted Indians

167
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What is a noggin

A

A small cup

168
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Which islands capital is Flying Fish Cove

A

Christmas Island

169
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In ballet, a position of the body at an oblique angle and partly hidden.

A

Effacé

170
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What is the shin bone

A

Tibia

171
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Which Oxford University Professor Of Poetry Had His Lyrics For Les Miserables Rejected

A

James Fenton

172
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Who Did The Stilettoes Go On To Become

A

Blondie

173
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Which City Is The Capitaal Of Malaysia

A

Kuala Lumpur

174
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Who led the Soviets when they invaded Hungary in 1956

A

Nikita Khruschcev

175
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What organisation opposes ASH

A

FOREST

176
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Who spent 18 months in 1940s as no 3188 home wayward boys

A

Steve McQueen

177
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On what common item would you find a keeper

A

Belt its loop that holds end

178
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What is the young of this animal called: Seal

A

Pup

179
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A __________ gives nearly 200,000 glasses of milk in her lifetime.

A

Cow

180
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Largest single user of almonds in North America.

A

Hershey

181
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What relation was Queen Victoria to George III

A

Granddaughter

182
Q

Ancient Aztecs of Mexico used a rabbit scale to measure what

A

Drunkenness few to 400

183
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Which One Of The Bands Hamburg Friends Designed The Sleeve Of The Revolver Album

A

Klaus Voormann

184
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How many best director Oscars did Alfred Hitchcock win

A

None

185
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In what Australian state would you find Tamworth

A

New south wales nsw

186
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Which Hugely Successful 90’s Movie Was Originally Entitled “$3000”

A

Pretty Woman

187
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In French cookery, What is the earthenware dish in Which pat? is served?

A

Terrine

188
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What is the world’s deepest lake ?

A

Lake Baikal

189
Q

Ignoring USA whose motto is E Pluribus Unum

A

Benfica Football Club

190
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What Was The Family Name Of The French Brothers Who Were Pioneer Developers Of The Hot Air Balloon And Who Conducted The First Untehered Flights

A

Montgolfier

191
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Ernest Hemmingway said what would protect against allergies

A

Having lots of sex

192
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How much did a mcdonald’s hamburger cost in 1963

A

Fifteen cents 15 cents

193
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What is a Japanese sumo wrestling tournament called? *a Bisho, a Basho or a Bonko *

A

A Basho

194
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What is a military governer in japanese

A

Shogun

195
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What is the capital of Vatican City ?

A

Vatican City

196
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What city is on Lake Erie at the mouth of the Cuyahoga River?

A

Cleveland

197
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What avenue runs along the east side of Central Park, New York

A

Fifth avenue

198
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Two groups have had three consecutive Christmas No 1’s, the first was the Beatles, in 1963-64-65, name the second

A

The Spice Girls (1996-97-98)

199
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Where in your body is the labyrinth

A

Ear

200
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Which American president renamed “Shangri-la” as “Camp David” after his grandson

A

Eisenhower

201
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Oranges and lemons, the bells of ______

A

St clements

202
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What is the Capital of: Libya

A

Tripoli

203
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What is a group of stars

A

Cluster

204
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From what language is the term ‘finito’?

A

Italian

205
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Who founded mormonism

A

Joseph smith

206
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How was William Pitt the Elder’s son known ?

A

William Pitt the Younger

207
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Who was george burns’ wife, whom he had a popular tv show with

A

Gracy allen

208
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What Song Features The Lyric “So Tell Me What You Want What You Really Really Want”

A

Wannabe

209
Q

Whose Albums Included Plastic Letters & Parallel Lines

A

Blondie

210
Q

Indoors 6 players a side outdoors numbers vary what sport

A

Volleyball

211
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What was formerly called the Christian Revival Association and the East London Christian Mission

A

Salvation army

212
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What name is given to the parliament of Norway?

A

Storthing

213
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The USA declared war on which country in 1898

A

Spain

214
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Who directed Spartacus and Lolita

A

Stanley Kubrick

215
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Garlic and Chives belong to which plant family

A

Lilly

216
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Which is the largest nerve in the Human Body?

A

Sciatic

217
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Which tropic passes through Australia?

A

Tropic of Capricorn

218
Q

What is detective Hercules Poirot’s brothers name

A

Achille

219
Q

What Is A Rhinoceros’s Horn Made Out Of?

A

Hair

220
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Where In The Uk , Is Charles Dickens Buried

A

Westminster Abbey

221
Q

What was the last film where Sergio Leone directed Eastwood

A

The Good the Bad and the Ugly

222
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In fable who sold a cow for five beans

A

Jack ( and grew a beanstalk )

223
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In Which City Did The Beatles Perform Their Final Concert

A

San Francisco

224
Q

Science of control systems and communications

A

Cybernetics

225
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What is a galeophobic afraid of

A

Sharks

226
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A loss of memory is known as __________.

A

Amnesia

227
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Where did the eentsy-weentsy spider climb

A

Up the water spout

228
Q

The name of which element comes from the Greek for ‘stranger’

A

Xenon

229
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Who was the first UK solo artist to have a US number 1 hit

A

Acker Bilk Stranger on the Shore

230
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The date of which Christian festival was fixed in 325AD by the Council of Nicaea?

A

Easter

231
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Which vertebrate holds the record for the longest recorded life span

A

Tortoise

232
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After Whom Was The Desert ‘Pavlova’ Named

A

The Russian Ballet Dancer Anna Pavlova

233
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In 1979 who sang aboutWalking on the Moon?

A

The Police

234
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Which Is The Highest Mountain In The Alps

A

Mont Blanc

235
Q

What metal are hot water pipes most often made of

A

Copper

236
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Which English speaking country consumes most table wine per

A

Australia

237
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Name the pet alligator in Miami Vice

A

Elvis

238
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Cephalalgia refers to a(n)___.

A

Headache

239
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From Which Country Does The Game “Canasta” Originate

A

Uruguay

240
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Encephalitis affects the ________.

A

Brain

241
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Albert Harry Jack and Samuel Eichelbaum known as who

A

Warner Brothers

242
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Which country produces Tokay

A

Hungary

243
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Which actress played the same part in all 3 Scream movies

A

Neve Campbell

244
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Who played Webster

A

Emanuelle lewis

245
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Whose comment on the first moon landing was “This is the greatest week in the history of the world since the creation”

A

Richard Nixon

246
Q

A line drawn from an angle of a triangle to the mid-point of the opposite side is a(n) _______

A

Median

247
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What other well known singer shares the same birthday as Elvis Presley (Jan 8)?

A

David Bowie

248
Q

What Is An Ovipositor

A

It Is An Appendage Through Which A Female Insect Lays Her Eggs

249
Q

What kind of teeth did George Washington have?

A

Wooden

250
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What is the musical form of Pygmalion

A

My fair lady

251
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Was The Oxford And Cambridge Boat Race First Contested In The 18th, 19th Or 20th Century

A

19th

252
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What greenish cylindrical fruit is the Cucumis sativus

A

Cucumber

253
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Who played Popeye in the 1980 film of the same name

A

Robin williams

254
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Mount Logan is the highest mountain in which country

A

Canada

255
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Whose biography is over 8.5 million words long

A

Winston Churchill

256
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The Yucatan peninsula is mainly in which country

A

Mexico

257
Q

When was the first suburban shopping mall opened

A

1922

258
Q

Smith Johnson Williams Brown Jones next US common surnames

A

Miller

259
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Which is the largest artery in the human body

A

Aorta

260
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In what sport would you find a Bagel

A

Tennis - Set won 6-0

261
Q

Which Is The Worlds 2nd Highest Mountain

A

K2

262
Q

What is the symbol for Iron?

A

Fe

263
Q

What dod Pandora Release when she opened the box?

A

Misery and evil

264
Q

Theophobia is a fear of ______

A

Religions

265
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Which Japanese Artist Released The !973 Album “Approximately Infinite Universe”

A

Yoko Ono

266
Q

Name Any Year During The “Reign” Of Genghis Khan

A

1206-1227

267
Q

In international car registrations, which country has the letters ZA

A

South africa

268
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What is the large central inner tower of a castle called

A

Keep

269
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Who sang “cold, cold heart”

A

Hank williams

270
Q

Ace Of Base Come From Which Country

A

Sweden

271
Q

In Ackworth Georgia all citizens must own what by law

A

A Rake

272
Q

What isnt present in a fillet

A

Bones

273
Q

What African republic’s name was inspired by its thriving elephant tusk trade?

A

The Ivory Coast

274
Q

Which Colour Ball Is Not Placed Back On The Table If It Is Illegally Potted

A

Red

275
Q

What is the state capitol of New Jersey

A

Trenton

276
Q

What is the English title of the carol written in 1818 by Austrian priest Josef Mohr originally called Stille Nacht?

A

Silent Night

277
Q

What is the name for a person hired to carry a golfer’s clubs for him

A

Caddie

278
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Spaceman Spiff was a charcter on which eighties cartoon strip?

A

Calvin and Hobbes

279
Q

Name the Rolling Stones second album

A

Rolling Stones No 2

280
Q

What is the capital of Namibia ?

A

Windhoek

281
Q

Which Working Hours Did Dolly Parton Sing About

A

9 to 5

282
Q

Where are plaques of humans wearing nothing

A

Pioneer spacecraft

283
Q

Which actress was the first wife of Ronald Regan?

A

Jane Wyman

284
Q

What is Borborygmus?

A

Stomach Noises

285
Q

The Who’s rock musical stars Elton John. It’s called ________.

A

Tommy

286
Q

What Was The One Hit Wonder For Little Anthony And The Imperials In 1976

A

Better Loose Your Head

287
Q

Who denounced Stalin?

A

Nikita

288
Q

What completes the term “double-_____” which forms the structure of DNA

A

Helix

289
Q

What is the ratio of the speed of an object to the speed of sound in the surrounding medium

A

Mach speed

290
Q

For what is the chemical symbol h2o2

A

Hydrogen peroxide

291
Q

Which Band Did David Coverdale Form After Leaving Deep Purple

A

Whitesnake

292
Q

What is th name of the famous hyrogen gas filled airship that crashed in 1936?

A

Hindenburg

293
Q

In which book of the bible are the Ten Commandments first listed

A

Exodus

294
Q

Name The Singer And The Song Of Brian Hyland’s Hit Reaching No.1 In 1989

A

Jason Donovan / Sealed With A Kiss

295
Q

What type of testing was first carried out at the Olympics in 1968?

A

Sex Testing

296
Q

In Disney’s Jungle book name four vultures

A

John Paul George Ringo

297
Q

What term is derived from the practise of clans of long ago wanting to get rid of their unwanted people without killing them so burned their houses down instead

A

Getting fired

298
Q

With Which Group Do You Associate David Ruffin & Eddie Kendricks

A

The Temptaions

299
Q

Mardi gras is French for ___________

A

Fat Tuesday

300
Q

What country’s major seaport is alexandria

A

Egypt

301
Q

Who Won The Young Persons BBC Sports Personality Of The Year Award In 2006?

A

Theo Walcott

302
Q

What animal lives in a warren?

A

Rabbit

303
Q

Who is the Patron Saint of sailors

A

Saint Elmo

304
Q

What is the name of the metal discs set in a tambourines rim

A

Jingles

305
Q

Who draws the Far Side series of cartoons

A

Gary larson

306
Q

When was the cascade tuning radio receiver invented

A

1913

307
Q

Who created ‘The Saint’?

A

Leslie Charteris

308
Q

Which leader lives in the Potola

A

Dalai Lama

309
Q

An animal described as ecaudate lacks which physical feature

A

Tail

310
Q

Who is the Roman Goddess of invention and wisdom

A

Minerva

311
Q

If you suffer from protanopia you cannot see what

A

Colour red

312
Q

South africa is the biggest producer and exporter of ______?

A

Mohair

313
Q

Who wrote the Star Spangled Banner

A

Francis Scott-key

314
Q

“Victor Willis, Felipe Rose, Randy Jones, David Hodo, Glenn Hughes, & Alex Briley” Are All Members Of Which Chart Topping Group

A

The Village People

315
Q

Which Greek island is also a variety of lettuce

A

Cos

316
Q

Anna Mae Bullock Is The Real Name Of Which Singer

A

Tina Turner

317
Q

Which Swingers Were Doing “The Hippy Hippy Shake” In 1963

A

The Swinging Blue Jeans

318
Q

In rugby, what is the equivalent of a hockey face-off

A

Scrum

319
Q

What was the ceaseless medieval search for a method of turning base metals to gold called

A

Alchemy

320
Q

Ad Lib is short for the Latin Ad libitum what’s it literally mean

A

At Pleasure

321
Q

The Ozark blind salamander begins life with eyes and plumelike gills. As the animal matures, its eyelids fuse together and the gills __________

A

Disappear

322
Q

A shrimp has __________ pairs of legs.

A

5

323
Q

What did the US government call predawn vertical insertion

A

Invasion of Granada

324
Q

Which military battle took place in 1815?

A

Waterloo

325
Q

What metallic element is essential to the red blood cells

A

Iron

326
Q

Champagne bottles - 6 bottles of champagne are in a what

A

Rheoboam

327
Q

Whose nickname was ‘babe’

A

Mildred ella didrikson

328
Q

Who is the biggest producer and exporter of mohair

A

South africa

329
Q

Which U.S. film actress was married to Mickey Rooney and Frank Sinatra

A

Ava gardner

330
Q

What are you doing if you pandiculate

A

Yawn

331
Q

What’s the capital of paraguay

A

Asuncion

332
Q

Franki valli and the _______

A

Four seasons

333
Q

Who was the first UK royal interviewed on television

A

Prince Philip

334
Q

Which character in TV’s Red Dwarf is a hologram

A

Rimmer

335
Q

Which Song About Contraception Was Blazoned Across Countless White T-Shirts

A

Relax

336
Q

The Fort George Point in Belize City was formed by the silt runoff of what hurricane

A

Hattie

337
Q

Name the first British film studio set up in the 1930s

A

Pinewood Studios

338
Q

What nationality was the entertainer Victor Borges

A

Danish

339
Q

What are the clouds of magellan

A

Galaxies

340
Q

What is the fear of leprosy known as

A

Leprophobia

341
Q

The Movie Star “Mary Cathleen Collins” Is Better Known As Who

A

Bo Derek

342
Q

U.S. captials Montana

A

Helena

343
Q

What are alabaster marbles

A

Alleys

344
Q

In Ashville North Carolina its illegal to do what on the streets

A

Sneeze

345
Q

In Greek mythology, the nymph Callisto was turned into which creature

A

Bear

346
Q

What is the fear of halloween known as

A

Samhainophobia

347
Q

Who is the roman goddess of harmonious relations

A

Concordia

348
Q

What was the name of Frank Zappas first band

A

The Ramblers

349
Q

Which does Carrie’s Mother Warn Her Will Happen If She Attends The Prom

A

They are all going laugh at you

350
Q

What is the name of the police inspector that is bent on getting Valjean in Les Miserables

A

Javert

351
Q

What chemical substance can halophytic bacteria tolerate

A

Salt

352
Q

Vigesimal is which base numbering system

A

Base twenty

353
Q

Insulin is commonly used to treat which condition

A

Diabetes

354
Q

Of which country was Salvador Allende president

A

Chile

355
Q

A fingernail or toenail takes about how many months to grow from base to tip

A

Six

356
Q

How many teeth constitute a set of adult teeth

A

Thirty two

357
Q

Who won the eurovision song contest twice

A

Johnny logan

358
Q

What do ungulate animals alone have

A

Hooves

359
Q

Who had a hit with Lazy Sunday in 1968?

A

The Small Faces

360
Q

The Indiana Pacers basketball team retired 35 which used to belong to _____

A

Roger brown

361
Q

In the Bible, who led 10,000 soldiers into battle against the Midianites

A

Gideon

362
Q

Brian Lara broke the record for the highest first class cricket innings by scoring 501 not out against which county in 1994

A

Durham

363
Q

Who is the mayan earth and moon goddess, and patroness of pregnant women

A

Ixchel

364
Q

What is the most stolen item in US drugstores

A

Batteries cosmetics

365
Q

In standard cine film how many frames are shown each second

A

24

366
Q

What kids tv show celebrated its 20th season in 1988

A

Sesame street

367
Q

Bonnie Booth (38) used what to remove a corn from her foot

A

410 shotgun – after razor hurt

368
Q

Which Female Vocal Group Started A String Of Hits With Stay In “1993”

A

Eternal

369
Q

Where in the human body is the round window

A

Ear

370
Q

White Russian Cocktails Are Made From Milk, Vodka And Which Liquer

A

Kahlua

371
Q

Who played the first screen incarnation of Dr. Hannibal Lecter

A

Brian Cox

372
Q

The story about a king who prematurely divides his kingdom between his daughters is portrayed in which film

A

King lear

373
Q

Who Composed The Score For Gentleman Prefer Blondes And Funny Girl

A

Jule Styne, Last Of Broadway Giants

374
Q

In musical notation which note is half a minim

A

Crotchet

375
Q

Superstition says that this birds feathers should never be inside a house

A

Peacock

376
Q

In Which Game Might You Tug On Your Ear

A

Charades

377
Q

Spanakopia is a Greek pie filled with what

A

Sautéed Spinach

378
Q

What is the world’s longest river

A

Nile

379
Q

Who Was Married To Nirvana’s Late Lead Singer Kurt Cobain

A

Courtney Love

380
Q

The PH scale measures acid or alkali what’s PH stand for

A

Potential of Hydrogen

381
Q

Named After A Bird What Is The Specific Tertm In Golf For The Unusual Score Of Four Under Par?

A

A Vulture

382
Q

A Retifist has a fetish about what

A

Shoes

383
Q

Where Did Harold McMillan Make His Famous Winds Of Change Speech In 1969

A

Cape Town, South Africa

384
Q

What does an odometer measure

A

Speed

385
Q

Who wrote the opera ‘norma’

A

Vincenzo bellini

386
Q

Who created the cartoon character ‘Bugs Bunny’

A

Chuck jones

387
Q

Which Famous Child Actor of the 80’s is presently giving evidence at the trial of Michael Jackson

A

Corey Feldman

388
Q

What the most north eastern state of the contiguous U.S.

A

Maine

389
Q

In what Shakespeare play does the character Caliban appear

A

The Tempest

390
Q

On the same subject who eventually married Lord Peter Wimsey

A

Harriot Vane

391
Q

Which fellow singer was Roberta Flack paying tribute to in her song ‘Killing Me Softly

A

Don McLean

392
Q

Who Recorded The Albums “All Over The Place”, “Distant Light”, “Everything”

A

The Bangles

393
Q

How many musicians are there in a nonet

A

Nine

394
Q

What capitol city means Bay of Smoke in the local language

A

Reykjavik

395
Q

This space station killed a cow on re entry into earth’s atmosphere

A

Skylab

396
Q

Men must toss what at least 3 times during Olneys Great Race

A

A Pancake

397
Q

What kind of rain was New York cop Michael Douglas running through in Japan in 1989

A

Black rain

398
Q

What is the fear of wasps known as

A

Spheksophobia

399
Q

Where does a tortoise have an upturned shell at its neck so it can eat cactus brances

A

Galapagos islands

400
Q

Famous 20th century novel is set mainly on fictional Pianosa

A

Catch 22