Trivia Database_45 Flashcards

1
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In What State Is The Grand Canyon Found

A

Colorado

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2
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What was mozart’s first name

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Wolfgang

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3
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What short-lived sitcom featured Snow White and Prince Charming living as husband & wife?

A

The Charmings

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4
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What sport did burt reynolds play at florida state university

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Football

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5
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Who played tv’s superman in the original series

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George reeves

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6
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The Smithsonian Institute houses this 44 & 1/2 carat, cursed blue diamond

A

Hope diamond

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7
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Jimmy Doyle died during a title fight in 1947 who was opponent

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Sugar Ray Robinson

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8
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What is the smallest state of Australia

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Tasmania

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9
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In ‘star wars’, sebastian shaw was darth vader’s ______

A

Face

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10
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What Was The First Single To Sell 2 Million Copies In Great Britain

A

Mull Of Kintyre / Wings

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11
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Leatherjackets are the larvae of which insect

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Cranefly

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12
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What is the subject of the reference book Janes

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Militaria – Ships Planes Guns etc

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13
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Which Cross Eyed Lion In A 1965 Film Spawned The Dakari Television Series

A

Clarence

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14
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Which was the last country to host both the Summer and the Winter Olympic Games in the same year

A

Germany

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15
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In area, which is the largest Australian state

A

Western australia

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16
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What is the flower that stands for: warmth of sentiment

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Spearmint

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17
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A large oven in which pottery is fired is a ____

A

Kiln

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18
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An arrangement for five performers is called a:

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Quintet

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19
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Name the author of his famous and only novel ‘Doctor Zhivago’, which presents a panoramic view of Russian society at the time of the 1917 Revolution.

A

Boris Pasternak

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20
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Who is the greek equivalent of vulcan

A

Hephaestus

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21
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What is another name for a sleepwalker?

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Somnambulist

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22
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Starring Nigel Hawthorne, which 1994 film was publicised with “His Majesty was all-knowing. But he wasn’t quite all there.”

A

The madness of king george

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23
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What was the name of the topless stage dancer with ample charms who often accompanied the rock band Hawkwind on stage?

A

Stacia

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24
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Which Former Radio One DJ Used To Broadcast ‘Our Tune’

A

Simon Bates

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25
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In Vermont it is illegal to do what under water

A

Whistle

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26
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Name the largest island in the world.

A

Greenland

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27
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“What Did My True Love Give To Me On The ““First”” Day Of Christmas”

A

A Partirdge In A Pear Tree

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28
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In which country do people eat noodles while listening to a bell start ringing and strike 108 times?

A

Japan

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29
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What is the capital of Eritrea ?

A

Asmara

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30
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Where are the great Walls of Babylon located in the modern day world ?

A

Iraq

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31
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Who Spent Midnight In Moscow

A

Kenny Ball And His Jazzmen

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32
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What is the main ingredient of faggots

A

Liver

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33
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What is the fear of Halloween called is it A Samhainophobia B Hallowphobia or is it C Druiphobia

A

Samhainophobia

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34
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Who sang ‘popsicle’, ‘hangin’ tough’, please don’t go girl’ and ‘step by step’

A

New kids on the block

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35
Q

What Is Measured Using A “ Spirometer ”

A

Lung Capacity

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36
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In A Decathlon What Is The First Event

A

100 Metres

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37
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On a ship, what is the plimsoll line

A

Loading line

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38
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What hobby uses the term “cast on”

A

Knitting

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39
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Which former British prime minister returned to power in 1951?

A

Winston Churchill

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40
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To what do opposite faces of a dice always add up?

A

Seven

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41
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The Stirling prize is awarded annually for which field of design

A

Architecture

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42
Q

The octal number system is based on the number _____

A

Eight

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43
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What’s a “group” of toads called

A

Knot

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44
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Which 20th century American icon died on Halloween After A Night Out At The Viper Rooms

A

River Phoenix

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45
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In which house did Charles Dickens live from 1857 to his death in 1870

A

Gad’s hill

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46
Q

Cyprieunia is sex with who or what

A

A Prostitute

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47
Q

In which game or sport can a person be “skunked”?

A

Cribbage

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48
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With what sport is the Zimbabwean Heath Streak associated

A

Cricket

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49
Q

Name Canada’s oldest incorporated city

A

Saint John

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50
Q

What does a heliologist study

A

The sun

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51
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In 1922, which composer scored Mussorgsky’s piano piece Pictures at an Exhibition for full orchestra?

A

Ravel

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52
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In the bible who authorises the Crucifixion

A

Pontius pilate

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53
Q

Lusaca Is The Capital Of Which Country

A

Zambia

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54
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Who Performed A 1982 No.1 Duet, Without Actually Laying Eyes On Each Other?

A

McCartney & Wonder

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55
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Who composed the cantata Carmina Burana

A

Carl orff

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56
Q

A nervous kangaroo licks its where

A

Forearms

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57
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How many days and nights did the Lord flood the earth while Noah and his family were safely aboard the ark

A

Forty 40 fourty

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58
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What is the occupation of Tom Hanks’ character in Bachelor Party?

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School Bus Driver

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59
Q

Who sang ‘You Can Call Me Al’?

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Paul Simon

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60
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What does the computer acronym EFTPOS stand for

A

Electronic fund transfer at point of sale

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61
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Which city has the most homeless cats per square mile

A

Rome

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62
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What is the name of the President of Peru, very much in the news during the siege of the Japanese Embassy in Lima

A

Fujimori

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63
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Who were the first people to be elected into the aviation hall of fame

A

Wright brothers

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64
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Haven What was the name of Flash Gordon’s girlfriend

A

Dale arden

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65
Q

Miss Ellen Church was the worlds first what in 1930

A

Air Stewardess

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66
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Alicante, Money-maker and Ailsa Craig varieties of what

A

Tomatoes

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67
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What is the flower that stands for: splendid beauty

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Amarylis

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68
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Who was the blind Norse god of who shot balder

A

Hoeder

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69
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Where were the fighting shipes ‘arizona’, ‘oklahoma’ and ‘utah’ sunk

A

Pearl

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70
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What’s parts include barbican, oilette and donjon

A

A Castle

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71
Q

Phonophobia is a fear of ______

A

Voices

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72
Q

The Owen Ford Dam one of worlds largest is in which country

A

Uganda

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73
Q

Brasco is Australian slang for what

A

Toilet

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74
Q

What was the first game show on Mtv?

A

Remote Control

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75
Q

A turn while jumping straight up in the air.

A

Tour en l’air

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76
Q

What was Hugh Hefner’s jet plane called

A

Big Bunny

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77
Q

Randy Newman said short people don’t have what

A

Reason to Live

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78
Q

Which shipbuilding company constructed the Titanic?

A

Harland & Wolff

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79
Q

What species of mammal can come in fairy or giant size

A

Banded Armadillo

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80
Q

This is a common nickname for McDonalds(singular)

A

Micky d

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81
Q

In What Sport Would You (Catch A Crab)

A

Rowing

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82
Q

What did J Edgar Hoover bar people from walking on

A

His Shadow

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83
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Which song did robin luke write about his 5 year old sister

A

Susie darlin’

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84
Q

In ‘startrek’, who played captain james t kirk

A

William shatner

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85
Q

Mayfair, London is a district of little streets near ______?

A

Hyde Park

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86
Q

The Egyptian godess Bastet was depicted with the head of which creature

A

Cat

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87
Q

In Which Year Did The Beach Boys Release “Good Vibrations” & “Sloop John B”

A

1966

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88
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Gillan Music: Who re-recorded ‘Secret Agent Man’ in 1979

A

Devo

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89
Q

In The Arabian Nights what was Ali Babas job

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Woodcutter

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90
Q

Who wrote Les Miserable

A

Victor Hugo

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91
Q

What was Fortran designed for ?

A

Formula Translation

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92
Q

What Element Is Used In The Process Of Galvanisation

A

Zinc

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93
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On which racecourse is the Lincoln Handicap run

A

Doncaster

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94
Q

Footballer Jamie Redknapp Is Married To Which Pop Star

A

Louise

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95
Q

In 1976 which computer company was set up by Steven Jobs and Stephen Wozniak, marketing the first open system machine in 1977?

A

Apple

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96
Q

What would you expect to find in a binnacle

A

Ships compass

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97
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Common name for a family of mostly woody flowering plants, and for one of its important genera

A

Tea

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98
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What did Archie Bunker call his son-in-law?

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Meathead

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99
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The book ‘One Hundred Years of Solitude’ won the Nobel Prize for Literature in what year

A

1982

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100
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What sport was first introduced into the Olympics in 2000?

A

Trampoline

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101
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In Greek what (bad for your diet item) translates into solid bile

A

Cholesterol

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102
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What is the science based upon the assumption that planetary influences affect human affairs

A

Astrology

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103
Q

Company what is the abbreviation for lake minnetonka

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Lake tonka

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104
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What is the young of this animal called: Frog

A

Tadpole

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105
Q

Badderlocks is a form of___.

A

Seaweed

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106
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How Many Hurdles Are Jumped Over In A 110-Metre Men’s Hurdles Race?

A

10

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107
Q

Moving anti-clockwise on a dartboard, what is the number next to ‘4’

A

Eighteen

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108
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Scrambled Eggs was the working title of which Beatles song

A

Yesterday

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109
Q

`Witchy Woman’ was a hit for which American group in the 1970s

A

Eagles

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110
Q

What Is The Meaning Of The Term Julienne

A

Cut Into Thin Strips

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111
Q

The first trees to move into a newly cleared forest area are called

A

Pioneer

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112
Q

What’s the light sensitive layer on photographic film called

A

Emulsion

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113
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What flavour is added to LAMBIC beers to make them into KRIEK

A

Cherry

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114
Q

Which French word is used to describe a restaurant wine specialist?

A

Sommelier

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115
Q

Which sport featured in the 1968 film ‘Fat City’?

A

Boxing

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116
Q

What make of car is an ‘Espace’?

A

Renault

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117
Q

Fluid produced in the lacrimal glands above the outside corner of each eye

A

Tears

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118
Q

Who invented the ballpoint pen

A

Georgo and laszlo biro

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119
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In old English what is a Bellibone - From French Belle Bonne

A

Fair Maiden

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120
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In 1543, who published a theory that planets revolve around the sun

A

Copernicus

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121
Q

There are three parks in the USA dedicated to what

A

Butterflies

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122
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In which American state are the towns of Anaconda, Moscow and also the Salmon river

A

Idaho

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123
Q

Which everyday labour-saving device was patented by Cecil Booth in 1901

A

Vacuum cleaner

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124
Q

Middle ages it was believed birds picked mates what Saints day

A

14th February – Saint Valentine

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125
Q

Which class of racing yacht has the same name as a Wagner opera

A

Flying dutchman

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126
Q

What drink is also known as Adam’s Ale

A

Water

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127
Q

What shape is a goat’s pupil

A

Rectangular

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128
Q

St Brigit of Ireland could do what amazing trick for visitors

A

Bathwater into Beer

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129
Q

Where were the worlds first paved streets

A

Rome 170 bc

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130
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What type of creature was ‘Mang’ in Kipling’s ‘Jungle Book’?

A

Bat

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131
Q

What’s the gaelic name for Dublin

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Baile atha cliath

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Which Moroccan Athlete Became The first Man To Run 5000 m In Under 13 Minutes

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Said Aouita

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Who recorded left overture in 1976

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Kansas

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134
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Louis the XVI France only two (recorded) what in his lifetime

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Baths

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135
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In what US state is Panama City?

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Florida

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136
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Who was Hercules’ father?

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Zeus

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137
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What Can Babies Do That Adults Cannot

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Breathe And Swallow At The Same Time

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Sir Christopher Wren Who Designed St Pauls Cathedral Was A Professor In Which Scientific Field

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Astronomy

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139
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How Are Messrs Moor & Prater Better Known

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Sam & Dave

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140
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What Is V = IR Better Known As

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Ohm’s Law

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Which Sporting Milestone Occurred At Iffley Road, Oxford In May 1954?

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Roger Bannister Ran The First 4 Minute Mile

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What was the Troggs most famous hit

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Wild Thing

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Who is on a u.s. $100 bill?

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Benjamin franklin

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144
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How many ‘tarsal’ bones do we have in each foot

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Seven

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145
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Of Which Group Was Suggs A Member

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Madness

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Which Singer Recorded The Album “No Angel” Which First Charted In 2000

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Dido

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Who played the lead in the movie “Erin Brokovich”?

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Julia Roberts

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Who sang ‘forever and ever, amen’

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Randy travis

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149
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What shakespearean play refers to the date of epiphany?

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Twelfth Night

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150
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What does aka stand for

A

Also known as

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151
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What do the Germans now celebrate on October 3rd

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Unity day

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French German Italian 3 official languages Switzerland what 4th

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Romansch

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153
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What lifeboat gets launched from the coast of cornwall

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Padstow lifeboat

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154
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A pigs penis is shaped like what

A

Corkscrew

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Who is identified with the word ‘eureka’?

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Archimedes

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156
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In MASH what was the character Radars full name

A

Walter O’Reilly

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157
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A puggle is a baby what

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Echidna

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158
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Who had a best selling single in 1972 with ‘Amazing Grace

A

Royal scots dragoon guards

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159
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By what is the hudson river spanned

A

George washington bridge

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160
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What’s the christian penitential season from end of november to christmas

A

Advent

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161
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Queen Alexandria’s is the worlds largest what

A

Butterfly 1 foot wing

162
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This is the fear of enclosed spaces

A

Claustrophobia

163
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Which Band Were Saving All Their Kisses In 1976

A

The Brotherhood Of Man

164
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On which island are the Troodos mountains

A

Cyprus

165
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Humphry Bogart played Rick in Casablanca - Rick Who

A

Fleming

166
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Basketball: the new york _________

A

Knickerbockers

167
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Name surveyors symbol that looks like a broad arrow with a bar

A

Benchmark

168
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Which American State Drinks The Most Alcohol Per Person

A

Nevada

169
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What does the Italian term “poco a poco” mean?

A

Little by little

170
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Sailors lacking vitamin c would contract which disease

A

Scurvy

171
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Bridgetown is the capital of ________.

A

Barbados

172
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Which saint was known as the apostles of Northumbria?

A

St Aidan

173
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What is the capital of Sierra Leone

A

Freetown

174
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The penculine __________ of Africa builds its home in such a sturdy manner that Masai tribesman use their nests for purses and carrying cases.

A

Titmouse

175
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What is the Capital of: Croatia

A

Zagreb

176
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What is the flower that stands for: relieve my anxiety

A

Christmas rose

177
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Who discovered oxygen

A

Joseph priestley

178
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What is the fear of philosophy known as

A

Philosophobia

179
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What countries dialects has varieties called Twi and Fanti

A

Ghana

180
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Written By Billy Strayhorn What Was The Signature Tune Of The Duke Ellington Band

A

Take The “A” Train

181
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In Greek mythology, what is the alternate name for pollux

A

Polydeuces

182
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Which plant of the daisy family provides a medicine used for the treatment of bruises

A

Arnica

183
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An adult lion’s roar can be heard up to five miles away, and warns off intruders or reunites scattered members of the __________

A

Pride

184
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What type of level is used for measuring the angle of a slope

A

Abney

185
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What is the proper name for a moving stairway

A

Escalator

186
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In the song Waltzing Matilda - What is a Jumbuck

A

Sheep

187
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Which Puccini opera featured Nessun Dorma

A

Turendot

188
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Canada is an Indian word meaning what

A

Big Village

189
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60% of women say they have eleven a day - 11 what

A

Emails

190
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What’s missing from ale that’s included in beer

A

Hops

191
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Which American state was the first, in 1780, to abolish slavery

A

Pennsylvania

192
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What animal appears on an australian 5 cent coin?

A

Echidna

193
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What police resource was first used in the Jack the Ripper case

A

Bloodhounds

194
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This frontiersman & politician was killed at the Alamo

A

Davey crockett

195
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What Is The Name For A Baby Hare?

A

A Leveret

196
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Who Wrote The Novel ‘Silence Of The Lambs’’?

A

Thomas Harris

197
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Lucille LeSueur was the real name of which famous actress?

A

Joan Crawford

198
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What Is Bob Dylan’s Real Name

A

Robert Zimmerman

199
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What is alfred e neuman’s motto

A

Whta, me worry

200
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Who made the first solo transatlantic flight in 1927

A

Charles lindbergh

201
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The Pop Duo The Carpenters Had A Lot Of Hits In The 70’s But What Are Their Actual First Names PFE?

A

Karen & Richard

202
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On Night Court,Harry had a “statue” of what animal in his office?

A

Armidillo

203
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Name the most venomous spider.

A

Black widow

204
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Where did the word ‘biscuit’ originate

A

France

205
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Film title ‘the last days of ______’

A

Pompeii

206
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Medina is located in what country

A

Saudi arabia

207
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Who Assassinated Robert Kennedy?

A

Sirhan Bishara Sirhan

208
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What Country Does Bacardi Originate

A

Cuba

209
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What is a coho a type of

A

Fish

210
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Merrylegs was a performing circus dog in which Dickens novel

A

Hard Times

211
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Whose 1996 Debut Album Was Entitled “First Band On The Moon”

A

The Cardigans

212
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What is France’s oldest type of brandy?

A

Armagnac

213
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Of indian affairs Branch of mathematics concerned with the study of such concepts as the rate of change of one variable quantity with respect to another, the slope of a curve at a prescribed point, and the computation of the maximum and minimum values of functions

A

Calculus

214
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What are young rats called

A

Pups

215
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Which Shiny Insect Feeds On Such Materials As Wallpaper Paste And Bookbindings

A

The Silverfish

216
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Two out of 3 visits to an American doctor are for what problems

A

Stress Related

217
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According to the saying where does charity begin

A

At home

218
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Whom did Mervyn King replace as Governer of the Bank of England in 2003?

A

Eddie George

219
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Fescue is a generic type of what

A

Grass

220
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In which country is the city of Mandalay

A

Burma

221
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Rathbone what was tarzan’s true identity

A

Lord greystoke

222
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Murphy’s Oil soap is most often used to clean what

A

Elephants

223
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What does roulette literally mean

A

Little Wheel

224
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Which book was the sequel to “Little Women”

A

Good wives

225
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What Was Unusual About The American Top 100 Singles Charts In June 1983

A

It Contained More Records By Foreigners Than Americans For The First Time

226
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According to Samuel Johnson what is the drink for heroes

A

Brandy

227
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What actress’s real name was Frances Gumm?

A

Judy Garland

228
Q

What is the 30th longest river in the world ?

A

The Thames

229
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The Arctic ocean is the smallest and _____________

A

Shallowest

230
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Zimbabwe won its first ever Olympic gold in 1980 in what event

A

Women’s Hockey

231
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In nautical terms what five letter word means duty at the helm

A

Trick

232
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Which character in Bond films has been played by Donald Pleasance, Telly Savalas, and Charles Gray

A

Blofeld

233
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What does f.b.i. stand for

A

Federal bureau of investigation

234
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What was the name of george of the jungle’s ape friend

A

Ape

235
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What compound might you expect to find in diet soft drinks

A

Aspartame

236
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Idi Amin of Uganda excelled at what sport

A

Rugby

237
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The wingspan of a ______ ___ jet is longer than the Wright Brothers’ first flight

A

Boeing 747

238
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What’s the name of the large prominent vein in the side of your neck

A

Jugular vein jugular

239
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Which sixties pop group were the first to have 3 No.1 UK hits with their first 3 singles?

A

Gerry And The Pacemakers

240
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Michigan State University is located in what city

A

East lansing

241
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Shellac dissolved in alcohol makes what type of varnish

A

French Polish

242
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At Which Event Has Steve Backley Won Olympic Bronze & Silver Medals

A

Javelin

243
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The most northerly point of mainland Africa is in which country

A

Tunisia

244
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What expression did Clark Kent’s newspaper boss like to use?

A

Great Caesar’s ghost!

245
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What sport is often called ‘ping pong’

A

Table tennis

246
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Who played Judge Roy Bean on film in 1972

A

Paul newman

247
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How Many Vertebrae Does The Average Human Possess

A

33 Vertibrae

248
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What was 1993s biggest selling single

A

Ill do anything for love

249
Q

How many tons of gem diamonds are mined every year

A

Two

250
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In ‘Sixteen Candles’, what did the geek need to get to prove he had sex (which he got from Molly Ringwald)?

A

Underpants

251
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Which world-wide organisation was founded in 1865 as the Christian Mission

A

Salvation army

252
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Who won the first Oscar for a musical in 1943

A

James Cagney

253
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Name the nursery rhyme mother whos last name is that of a bird?

A

Goose

254
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Which US sportsman is mentioned in The Old Man and the Sea

A

Joe De Maggio

255
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Who wrote a book titled The Adventures of Lord Iffy Boatrace?

A

Bruce Dickinson

256
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Hazel was the maid for what family

A

Baxters

257
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Father Abraham Was The Guiding Light For Which Hit Making Figures

A

The Smurfs

258
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Archaeopteryx was the first what

A

Bird

259
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What two countries were known as ‘The Yellow Peril’ in then 1890’s?

A

China and Japan

260
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Who released ‘she’s so unusual’ in 1984, and won a grammy for best new artist

A

Cyndi lauper

261
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What are large snow bumps known as in skiing terms?

A

Moguls

262
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Small pieces of bread or crackers with a savoury topping are called what

A

Canapes

263
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What do English speakers call the city that ltalians call Torino

A

Turin

264
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The agave cactus is the source of which liquor?

A

Tequila

265
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What was the real name of Boris Karloff

A

William henry pratt

266
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What is known as the graveyard of the Atlantic ?

A

Sable Island

267
Q

In Paris what has been defined as a deadly weapon

A

Ashtray

268
Q

Who Did Muhammed Ali Fight In ‘The Rumble In The Jungle’’?

A

George Foreman

269
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Bolivia ?

A

Boliviano

270
Q

What zodiacal sign is represented by fish

A

Pisces

271
Q

Which tuber is sometimes called the ‘Black Diamond’ ?

A

Truffles

272
Q

Who played the lead in the movie “The Matrix”?

A

Keanu Reeves

273
Q

Roman orator Marcus Tillius nicknamed what for wart on nose

A

Cicero

274
Q

Who launched a Cultural Revolution in April 1966

A

Mao tse-tung

275
Q

Who covered the Diana Ross & The Supremes song “You Can’t Hurry Love” in 1983

A

Phil Collins

276
Q

Who sang Happy Birthday to John F. Kennedy for his 45th

A

Marilyn monroe

277
Q

Old Dominion was a nickname of which US state

A

Virginia

278
Q

In 1900 Persian soldiers were paid with what

A

Donkeys

279
Q

The Marine Snail Is Better Known As What

A

Whelk

280
Q

In which country was cricketer Ted Dexter born?

A

Italy

281
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Who is the Patron Saint of Gout

A

Saint Andrew

282
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Ergonomic waterbeds are the latest must_have on the bovine circuit. The beds, listed at $175 each, are said to enhance cattle health by reducing __________

A

Joint damage

283
Q

What is the largest desert in the world

A

Sahara

284
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Thomas Jefferson’s home has a hidden what? illegal in his time

A

Billiard Table in Virginia

285
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Which country contains every type of climate in the world

A

New Zealand

286
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What US President said I Promise instead of I swear inaugurate

A

Richard M Nixon

287
Q

How many laps make up the Indianapolis 500

A

200

288
Q

The Greek Words for Beautiful, Appearance And I Behold Converge to give us which word

A

Kaleidoscope

289
Q

What did TVs IMF stand for?

A

Impossible Mission Forces

290
Q

Which Vatican building was built for Pope Sixtus lV

A

The sistine chapel

291
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Name the first actor to get best actor Oscar for repeating a role

A

Paul Newman – Colour of Money

292
Q

In UK tennis where is the Stella Artois tournament held

A

Queens

293
Q

What nationality was Saint Paul of Tarsus

A

Turkish

294
Q

What is the Capital of: Ecuador

A

Quito

295
Q

How many lines are in a sonnet

A

14

296
Q

Where is the Lubianka prison located?

A

Moscow

297
Q

Which British Blues Rock Trio released The Albums “Undead” & “Stonedhenge”

A

Ten Years After

298
Q

In what country are the Painted Lakes

A

Indonesia

299
Q

In what Italian town can you find the Piazza del Erbe

A

Verona

300
Q

What part of the body ages the fastest

A

The Hands

301
Q

A solemn court dance usually in duple time, popular in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries.

A

Basse danse

302
Q

The sulphate of which metal is used to render the alimentary canal opaque to X-rays (symbol Ba)?

A

Barium

303
Q

What is another name for the card game ‘Blackjack’?

A

21

304
Q

What aid to archaeologists from 197 bc was found in Egypt 1799

A

Rosetta Stone

305
Q

What was the name of James Bonds housekeeper

A

May

306
Q

In 2005 who sang a duet with ex westlife member Brian Mcfaddden?

A

Delta Goodrum

307
Q

Who Was The British Prime Minister Between 1964 & 1969

A

Harold Wilson

308
Q

Who played deanna troi in ‘star trek the next generation’

A

Marina sirtis

309
Q

What famous battle was fought at Pancenoit

A

Waterloo - (four miles away)

310
Q

When did prohibition in the U.S. come to an end

A

1933

311
Q

What is the heaviest naturally occuring element?

A

Uranium

312
Q

Who is Donald Duck’s uncle?

A

Scrooge

313
Q

Do Butterflies Usually Rest With Their Wings Together Or Open

A

Together

314
Q

“Dancing On The Ceiling” Was A Hit For You

A

Lionel Richie

315
Q

Doctors often have this instrument around their neck.

A

Stethoscope

316
Q

Whose ‘Variations On a Theme by Paganini” is a standard part of the piano repertoire?

A

Rachmaninoff

317
Q

And What War Was His 1969 Hit 2 Little Boys About

A

The American Civil War

318
Q

Janet Jackson had a starring role in which TV series

A

Fame

319
Q

In which country did this practice of ‘Trick Or Treating’ originate

A

The United Kingdom, surprisingly

320
Q

How many points does a backgammon board have

A

24

321
Q

Who starred in the film Sixth Sense

A

Bruce Willis

322
Q

Who was acquired from the Daisy Hill Puppy Farm

A

Snoopy

323
Q

What name was given to the 17 1h century chair with shafts, borne by two servants

A

Sedan chair

324
Q

In Tremonton Utah illegal for a woman not man what in ambulance

A

Have sex

325
Q

What is the name of Oprah Winfrey’s production company

A

Harpo

326
Q

Which Italian composer’s funeral in 1924 reputedly ‘brought Italy to a standstill

A

Puccini

327
Q

What Was The Best Selling Album Of The 1980’s In The UK

A

Dire Straits / Brothers In Arms

328
Q

48 Extra’s Died That Appeared In What Oscar Making Movie Within A Year Of It’s Release Name The Film

A

Babe

329
Q

A composition made of cut and pasted pieces of materials, sometimes with images added by the artist.

A

Collage

330
Q

What is a group of crows

A

Horde

331
Q

Which game is played on an oval with 18 player per team

A

Australian football

332
Q

What is the fear of writing in public known as

A

Scriptophobia

333
Q

In What Year Did World War I End

A

1918

334
Q

Who Had A Hit With Millenium

A

Robbie Williams

335
Q

What parts of people’s bodies contain their femurs

A

Legs

336
Q

What does a dolorimeter measure

A

Pain

337
Q

In what Australian state would you find Narabri

A

New south wales nsw

338
Q

What does ludo mean (literally)

A

I Play

339
Q

NICE TEAM THUNDERS Is An Anagram Of Which Football Club?

A

Manchester United

340
Q

What sports name translates as Little Game of War

A

Lacrosse

341
Q

What Form Of Transport Featured On A 1992 Manics Single

A

Motorcycle (Motorcycle Emptiness)

342
Q

The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band first USA group to do what 1977

A

Tour USSR

343
Q

At which sporting venue are the Grace Gates?

A

Lord’s

344
Q

What is the currency of Slovenia?

A

Tolar

345
Q

Widespread occurrence of a disease

A

Epidemic

346
Q

Marie Tussaud was born in what country

A

Switzerland

347
Q

A giant Pacific __________ can fit its entire body through an opening no bigger than the size of its beak.

A

Octopus

348
Q

A marine catfish can taste with any part of its body. The female marine catfish hatches her eggs in her __________

A

Mouth

349
Q

What film star role was played by over 48 different animals

A

Babe the Pig

350
Q

What does a pluviomoter measure

A

Rainfall

351
Q

What sport do you rack your balls in

A

Billiards pool

352
Q

Who Recorded The Albums “Tango In The Night” & “The Mask”

A

Fleetwood Mac

353
Q

What direction does the Tower of London face across the Thames

A

South west

354
Q

In which North Italian city is a world renowned opera season held annually in the Roman arena during July and August

A

Verona

355
Q

Hydrophobia is a fear of ______

A

Water

356
Q

What is the popular name for little baked sausages wrapped in rashers of streaky bacon?

A

Pigs in blankets

357
Q

Which James Bond Movie Is Set During The Christmas Period

A

On Her Majestys Secret Service

358
Q

What is the most venomous snake

A

King cobra

359
Q

What New World mammal did Columbus say resembled mermaids

A

The manatee

360
Q

What country was the setting for “Casablanca”

A

Morocco

361
Q

Sumo cant be Olympic because it bans women - why

A

Menstrual cycle offends Gods

362
Q

Name the second-largest planet in the solar system.

A

Saturn

363
Q

What is the capital of Syria

A

Damascus

364
Q

What Is A Marmoset?

A

A Monkey

365
Q

Sergei Bubka From The Ukraine Is Often Regarded As The Greatest Ever Athlete In Which Field Event

A

Pole Vault

366
Q

Pluviophobia is a fear of ______

A

Rain

367
Q

The lowest part of an entablature resting on the capital of a column.

A

Architrave

368
Q

On What Would You See A Person Perform A Cocked Hat Double

A

Snooker Table

369
Q

Portland Rosebuds were the first US team to do what

A

Compete Stanley cup

370
Q

What Was The First UK No.1 In Which The Entire Title Actually Posed A Question

A

How Much Is That Doggy In The Window

371
Q

The Rolling Stones Haven’t Topped The UK Charts Since 1969 , What Was The Name Of Their Last Charttopper

A

Honky Tonk Woman

372
Q

Which football country plays in red and white checked shirts?

A

Croatia

373
Q

In Oregon it is illegal to wear what on clothing in public

A

The Number 69

374
Q

What 3 Letter Word It The Name Given To A Replayed Point In Tennis

A

Let

375
Q

Apart From Potassium Nitrate What Else Is In Gunpowder

A

Sulphur & Charcoal

376
Q

What is the Pink panter in the Pink Pather film?

A

A Diamond

377
Q

What is the name given to jealousy shown towards a new baby by an older brother or sister?

A

Sibling Rivalry

378
Q

The leech has 32 brains _ 31 more than a __________

A

Human

379
Q

After his vision, who was Saul known as

A

Paul

380
Q

Fighting With Gloves Became Standard In 1867 After The Formulation Of Which Set Of Rules

A

The Queensbury Rules

381
Q

From what is American Bourbon distilled?

A

Corn mash and malted barley

382
Q

Kier Auro is good morning in what language

A

Maori

383
Q

Dasher, prancer and vixen what is god called in the muslim faith

A

Allah

384
Q

What’s nm to a sailor

A

Nautical mile

385
Q

In 1901 Dr Dausand demonstrated what that never caught on

A

Silent Cinema – for the blind

386
Q

Which Family Live At 1313 Mockingbird Lane, Mockingbird Heights

A

The Munsters

387
Q

What is the ocean of air around the earth called

A

Atmosphere

388
Q

Who was Oberon’s wife?

A

Titania

389
Q

What sport was deemed to violate civil rights banned New York

A

Dwarf Throwing – From Aus 16 feet

390
Q

What is a group of jays

A

Party

391
Q

In Michigan illegal woman do what without husband permission

A

Cut her hair

392
Q

The main square in Venice is named after this saint

A

Mark

393
Q

What’s the oldest fraternity in america

A

Phi beta kappa

394
Q

What is the southernmost country

A

Chile

395
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Chad ?

A

Franc

396
Q

What is the most common name in the world

A

Mohammed.

397
Q

Where is the Holy Kaaba?

A

Mecca

398
Q

Who drives a car licensed 6YZ643

A

Fred Flintstone

399
Q

Which famous whore said - God is love but get it in writing

A

Gypsy Rose Lee

400
Q

With Which Band Did Norman Cook Have A Number One In 1990

A

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