Trivia Database_46 Flashcards

1
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In Japan what would you find in a Heya

A

Sumo wrestlers

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2
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What is another term for a police informer

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Nark

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3
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Something Happened 74 Picture This 88 Closing Time 94 author

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Joseph Heller

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4
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What is the second largest continent

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Africa

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5
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What is the capital of Israel ?

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Jerusalem

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6
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Scriptophobia is a fear of ______

A

Writing in public

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7
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How many muscles are in a human ?

A

639

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8
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What song did Marilyn Munroe sing in the film Bus Stop

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That Old Black Magic

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9
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What Canadian province has been virtually rat free since 1905

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Alberta

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10
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At the beginning of a game of draughts how many pieces does each player have

A

12

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11
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What is the atomic number for thalium?

A

81

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12
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In the Dr Dolittle stories what type of creature was Too-Too

A

Owl

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13
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What is Mo Mowlam’s first name

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Marjorie

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14
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What was the name of the funky van Scooby Doo and friends rode in?

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The Mystery Machine

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15
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Where would you find a gemshorn

A

On an Organ

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16
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What is the name given to stoats when they have their winter coats

A

Ermine

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17
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What volcano showers ash on Sicily

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Etna

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18
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Mineral & the most abundant ore of iron, composed of ferric oxide, fe2o3

A

Hematite

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19
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Which cartoon character was originally pink and called Orsen

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Tweety Pie

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20
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Do You Remember Who Was Flying High To His Music In The Mid 70’s

A

John Miles

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21
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Which County Is Basingstoke In?

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Hampshire

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22
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What Disaster Hit London In 1666?

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The Great Fire

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23
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Where is the hockey hall of fame

A

Toronto

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24
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Biblical city was the code for RAF bombings of Hamburg WW2

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Gomorrah

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25
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What is the only english word that ends in the letters ‘mt’

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Dreamt

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26
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Who is President of the European Commission

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Jacques santer

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27
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Who Drew Drawings Of Absurd Mechanical Contrivances

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William Heath Robinson

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28
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Who works from home

A

Open-collar workers

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29
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As what was tomato ketchup once sold

A

Medicine

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30
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Who Invented Nylon

A

An American Chemist Named William H Carothers

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31
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Who taught alexander the great

A

Aristotle

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32
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When traces of a calcium compound are held in a bunsen flame, the colour of the flame changes to ___?

A

Red

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33
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What was the original name Charles Schultz had for Peanuts

A

Li’l folk s

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34
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What is the substance obtained from acacia trees that is used in medicine

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Gum arabic

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35
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Which British Pop Band Had A Hit Album In 1967 With “If Music Be The Food Of Love..Prepare For Indigestion”

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Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich

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36
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What is a group of this animal called: Peacock

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Muster ostentation

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37
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What kind of bug emerges in the 1975 movie the bug?

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Beetle

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38
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What is the name of the rabbit in the film, “Bambi”?

A

Thumper

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39
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What heisman trophy winner returned his first nfl kickoff for a touchdown?

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Tim brown

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40
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The word stymie originated in what sport

A

Golf ball blocking you

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41
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Who Had A Hit With “Higher Love”

A

Steve Winwood

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42
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What creature acts as a carrier of the diseae bilharzia

A

Freshwater snail

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43
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Which Nationality Was The Man Who Built The First Bicycle Propelled By Pedals

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Scottish Kirkpatrick Macmillan 1840

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44
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Douglas Adams is famous for writing what ?

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The hitchhiker’s guide to the galaxy

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45
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What colour is vermilion a shade of

A

Red

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46
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Who was Adam & Eve’s third child

A

Seth

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47
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In which ruins was the first known written advertisement found?

A

Thebes

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48
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Chlorine is derived from the Greek word meaning what

A

Green

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49
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Who wrote the book ‘The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe’

A

C.s. lewis

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50
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The Hula Hoop was illegal in what country

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Finland

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51
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He Flew His Own Single Engine Aircraft But Crashed Into Monterey Bay In October 1997. What Was The Stage Name Of The Man Born “Henry John Deutschendorf Jr”

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John Denver

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52
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What disney character’s picture did the N Y Times wrongly call goofy

A

Pluto

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53
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What is the more common term for enuresis

A

Bed wetting

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54
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What is the capital of Tanzania

A

Dar es salaam

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55
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What does michelle remeber the formula for in Romy and Michelle’s High School Renuion?

A

Post-it glue

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56
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What did AOL claim had been found, on April Fool’s Day in 1996 ?

A

Life on Jupiter

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57
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According to superstition, what do you do when yoU.S.tub the toes on your right foot

A

Make a wish

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58
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What links Alex, Ben, Chrissie and Quint

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Eaten by Jaws

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59
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What Musical Act Had The Last UK No.1 Of The Millenium

A

Westlife

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60
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Laurence Tureaud became more famous as who

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Mr T

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61
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What is the largest wild animal in the UK

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The Scottish red deer

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62
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Whose ‘how to cheat’ cookbook was heavily criticized when it was launched in 2008

A

Delia Smith

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63
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Carom is a form of what sport / game

A

Billiards

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64
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What Was The Name Of George Michael & Andrew Ridgeley’s First Band

A

Executive

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65
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What golfing accessory was patented by George Grant on december 12th, 1899

A

Tee

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66
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If you were taking a class in pistology what are you studying

A

Faith

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67
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Which country began the tradition of exchanging Xmas gifts

A

Italy

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68
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Belgian Joseph Merlin invented this form of “transportation” in 1760

A

Roller skate

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69
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Which cookery dish is named after a Napoleonic battle

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Chicken marengo

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70
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The grizzly bear is capable of running as fast as the average __________

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Horse

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71
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At which railway station does Harry Potter catch the Hogwart’s Express at platform 9 and 3 quarters?

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King’s Cross

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72
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This island was ulysses’ home

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Ithaca

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73
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What is the largest country in Africa

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Sudan

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74
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Which Shakespeare play opens with the 3 Witches?

A

Macbeth

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75
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Maschalophilous people get sexually aroused by what

A

Armpits

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76
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Which animal lives at the highest altitude

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Yak

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77
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Which Soul Artist Was The Surprise Hit Of The Otherwise Flowery 1967 Monterey Pop Festival

A

Otis Redding

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78
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Of whom was it said by Gerald Ford, ‘He doesn’t dye his hair - he’s just prematurely orange’

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Ronald reagan

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79
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Who sang the 80’s smash hit ‘future’s so bright, i gotta wear shades’

A

Timbuk

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80
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Name The 4 Members Of The Band The Travelling Wilburys (PFE)

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George Harrison, Roy Orbison, Tom Petty, Bob Dylan

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81
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“Higher Love” Was A Hit For Which Uk Artist

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Steve Winwood

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82
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Widespread disease caused by the infestation of the human body by flukes fluke commonly called blood flukes, of the genus schistosoma

A

Schistosomiasis

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83
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Name the world’s first nuclear powered merchant ship

A

Savannah

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84
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What Austrian city was named for it’s mining & trading of salt

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Salzburg

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85
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Havana is the capital of which country

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Cuba

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86
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What sort of fish is used to make an Arbroath Smokie

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Smoked haddock

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87
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According to the Bible, what is the root of all evil

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Money

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88
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What ‘BH’ Do You Get When You Cross & Sheep With A Sweet

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Bah Humbug

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89
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What Are You Deficient In If You Suffer From Scurvy

A

Vitamin C

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90
Q

In fashion correspondent and bar are types of what item

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Shoe

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91
Q

Philemaphobia is the fear of

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Kissing

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92
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What are you if yoU.S.uffer from baker’s leg

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Knock kneed

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93
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This Sioux indian toured with Buffalo Bill’s wild west show

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Sitting bull

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94
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Name the spinoff show from Who’s the Boss?

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Living Dolls

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95
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Stairway To Heaven Was The Title For A Book About Which Band

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Led Zeppelin

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96
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What do Americans traditionally eat on thanksgiving day?

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Turkey

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97
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U.S. Captials - Alabama

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Montgomery

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98
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Which Christmas carol includes the lyrics ‘___To save us all from Satan’s power, when we were gone astray..’?

A

God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen

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99
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Seeds of SE Asian aromatic plant used as a spice

A

Cardamon

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100
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The cancer drug ‘Taxol’ is derived from which tree?

A

Yew Tree

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101
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What is the nickname for South Carolina

A

Palmetto state

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102
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Boreas Eurus Notus Zephyrus were what

A

Classic Winds NESW

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103
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What did Peppermint Patty always call Charlie Brown?

A

Chuck

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104
Q

Which type of full moon follows a harvest moon

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Hunters Moon

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105
Q

Who founded the London Metropolitan Police

A

Sir robert peel

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106
Q

Eve of All Saints Day

A

Halloween

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107
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Chief monetary unit of germany

A

Deutschmark

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108
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What’s the tallest mountain in Canada

A

Logan

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109
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Name the pet peacock on The Walton’s

A

Rover

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110
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Jumping Badger was the original name of which Indian leader

A

Chief Sitting Bull

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111
Q

Who was the first character to speak in Star Wars

A

C3PO

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112
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What is the Capital of: Panama

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Panama

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113
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Who Played The Part Of Che Guevara In The Original London Production Of Evita

A

David Essex

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114
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Who was the tallest of robin hood’s men

A

Little john

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115
Q

Which game usually begins with, “Is it animal, vegetable, or mineral?”

A

Twenty questions

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116
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The lack of this element in the diet is a cause of goitre.

A

Iodine

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117
Q

In 1990 When Stephen Hendry Became The Youngest Person ever To Be Crowned The World Snooker Champion Who Did He Beat In The Final

A

Jimmy White

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118
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What Are The 3 Divisions Of An Insects Body

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Head Thorax & Abdomen

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119
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If a male ass is a Jackass what is a female called

A

Jenny

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120
Q

What is an antitussive medicine taken for?

A

Prevent Coughing

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121
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Who wrote ‘The Hobbit’?

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J.R.R. Tolkien

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122
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N 2006 Who Became The First British Solo Artist For Eight Years To Top The US Charts?

A

James Blunt

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123
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Instrument for measuring wind force

A

Anemometer

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124
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At birth, baby __________ are only about an inch long _ no bigger than a large waterbug or a queen bee.

A

Kangaroos

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125
Q

What fruit is usually used to make Marmalade

A

Orange

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126
Q

Who played Domino in Never say Never Again

A

Kim Bassinger

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127
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What was the first desert rodent to spin its wheels into popular petdom

A

Hamster

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128
Q

Creatures of class including spiders and scorpions

A

Arachnid

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129
Q

What was the name of the bar on Dukes of Hazzard?

A

Boars Nest

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130
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What is the capital of Djibouti

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Djibouti

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131
Q

What is named after Dr Ernest Grafenberg

A

The G spot

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132
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Who Was The First Beatle To Have A Solo Number One Hit

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George Harrison

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What is the common name for the tympanic membrane?

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Eardrum

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134
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Gladys Mary Smith became famous under what name

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Mary Pickford

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135
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What item does Dogbert use to find empty chairs

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Dowsing rod

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136
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What was invented over 3000 years ago that is now considered the first ‘computer’?

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Abacus

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Which Russian composer died on the same day as Josef Stalin?

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Sergei Prokofiev

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138
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How long were Noah and his family confined in the ark

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One year

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139
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Apparatus mixing air with petrol vapour in an internal combustion engine

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Carburettor

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140
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What’s the primary function of two-thirds of a shark’s brain

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Detecting

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141
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This is the choice and arrangement of words and phrases in a literary work. It is the vocabulary that the author, poet or playwright uses to create style and effect in a piece of writing?

A

Diction

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142
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George Michael was one half of Wham!, name the other half.

A

Andrew Ridgley

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143
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Most effective spot to pierce a Vampire with a wooden stake.

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Heart

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144
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What is consumption otherwise known as

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Tuberculosis

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145
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What is samian ware

A

Fine pottery

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146
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What islands name is Australian slang for a football shirt

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Guernsey

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What name is given to a clear soup with thin strips of vegetables?

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Julienne

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Which hero, a Christmas panto favourite, marries Bedr-El-Budar?

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Aladdin

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149
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In what was the strength of early lasers measured

A

Gillettes

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150
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What animals are likely to die first from global warming

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Polar Bears

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151
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Small pieces of fried or toasted bread usually served with soup

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Croutons

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What rifle accessory originated in bayonne, france, in 1641

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Bayonet

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153
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Who was the shortest british monarch

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Charles i

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154
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In Biker Slang what are Giblets

A

Chrome add ons

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155
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In which country did the Boxer Rebellion take place

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China

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156
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Where is mount etna

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Sicily

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157
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Which Company Formed By Larry Paige & Sergei Brin Was Incorporated On 7 th Sep 1998

A

Google

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158
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Which Ancient Egyptian Burial Monuments Built During The Old & Middle Kingdom Periods Have Associations With Royal Solar & Stellar Cults

A

Pyramids

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159
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Which author wrote the ‘Stone Diaries’

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Carol shields

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160
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What is the fear of performing known as

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Topophobia

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161
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What is a cob and a pen

A

Swan

162
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What were the two dogs names on Magnum PI?

A

Apollo and Zeus

163
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The following is a line from which 1970’s film ‘Is it safe’ ?

A

Marathon Man

164
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What is the most popular Mexican beer in the USA

A

Corona

165
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To make a car go backwards you have to put it in what gear

A

Reverse

166
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Who is the idol of the german organization of non-commercial supporters of donaldism

A

Donald duck

167
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Who had 1960’s hits with ‘Detroit City’, I’m Coming Home’ & ‘Help Yourself’”?

A

Tom Jones

168
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What detective duo was featured in Mystery at Devil’s Paw?

A

Hardy

169
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Which spirit is fermented and distilled from sugar cane?

A

Rum

170
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What is a male camel called

A

Bull

171
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A capital D is the Roman numeral for which number

A

Five hundred

172
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Countries name means Place where one struggles with God

A

Israel

173
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Who Received Damages From The Sun After Allegations About Gatecrashing A Party

A

George Michael

174
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What film made 58 times - cartoon, porrno, operatic, ballet

A

Cinderella

175
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What type of tree has a specimen known to be 4,764 years old

A

Bristlecone pine

176
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Who won the best Actress Oscar for “Blue Sky”

A

Jessica lange

177
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Which German Grand Prix circuit was used for a Formula 1 race for the last time in 1976, when Niki Lauda was almost killed?

A

N?rburgring

178
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In which country would you find the Yucatan Peninsula

A

Mexico

179
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What U.S. state includes the telephone area code 703

A

Virginia

180
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Who did the USA buy the Virgin islands from

A

Denmark

181
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What U.S. state includes the telephone area code 504

A

Louisiana

182
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For how long is the note sustained at the end of the beatles’ song ‘a day in the life’

A

Forty seconds

183
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Which drink was created when Indian army officers added quinine to soda water to help fight malaria?

A

Tonic Water

184
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What number on the Richter scale, does an earthquake have to reach to be considered major

A

Seven

185
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What made two monkeys famous in 1959

A

Space trip

186
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Who did the walrus and the carpenter ask to walk with them

A

The Oysters

187
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In what mountain range is kicking horse pass

A

Rockies

188
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Film Title: Fahrenheit ________. (a number)

A

451

189
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Who wrote the ‘Odyssey’

A

Homer

190
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Ochlophobia is the fear of

A

Crowds mobs

191
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What is Nigel Benn Known Has In The Ring ?

A

The Dark Destroyer

192
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Who released the Pet Shop Boys song `I’m Not Scared’ in 1988

A

Eighth Wonder

193
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Laurence Skikne changed his name to what and found fame

A

Laurence Harvey

194
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A receptacle for holy water in a church is a ___.?

A

Font

195
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The Assembly One Hit Wonder Was A Collaboration By Which 2 Successful Artists

A

Vince Clarke & Feargal Sharkey

196
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What element does the chemical symbol ca stand for

A

Calcium

197
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The name of which musical instrument means “sound of wood”

A

Xylophone

198
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Which Other 80’s Recording Artist Did Whitney Houston Marry

A

Bobby Brown

199
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Beethoven’s ninth symphony is nicknamed what

A

The Choral

200
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Which Future Member Of Duran Duran Appeared In A Persil Advert As A Child

A

Simon Le Bon

201
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What single word connects the Spanish Armada, and the two TV programmes, Danger Man and The Worker

A

Drake

202
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Who is the current monarch of the Netherlands

A

Beatrix

203
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Where is the world’s oldest belltower AD 1069

A

St Benedict’s Church Rome

204
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In which sport would you find the Sag Wagon

A

Cycling - it picks up dropouts

205
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Stanwyck what phenomenon is caused by the gravitational attraction of the moon

A

Tides

206
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Stockholm is the capital of ______

A

Sweden

207
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What couldn’t jack sprat’s wife eat

A

Lean

208
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Which car company took over Mitsubishi in March 2000

A

Daimler chrysler

209
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Who played the leading role in ‘the good, the bad and the ugly’

A

Clint

210
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Strontium 90 was the original name of which band

A

The Police

211
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What is the first name of the French painter Monet

A

Claude

212
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Which sea area is immediately south of Ireland

A

Fastnet

213
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In Atlanta Georgia what is it illegal to do to a giraffe

A

Tie it to tel pole

214
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Stoppered glass container for wine or spirits

A

Decanter

215
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On what mountain are four presidents’ faces carved?

A

Rushmore

216
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The Caspian Java Bali what became extinct in 19th Century

A

Tigers

217
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Which sport requires stones to be ‘thrown’ at houses

A

Curling

218
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Alligators and __________ have something in common, at least auditorily. They can hear notes only up to 4,000 vibrations a second.

A

Old people

219
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What gas did Joseph Priestley discover in 1774

A

Oxygen

220
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Name the ancient region that corresponds roughly to modern day Tuscany

A

Etruria

221
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What eats cactus branches in the galapagos islands

A

Tortoise

222
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Who was defeated at the battle of little bighorn

A

George a custer

223
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What language was spoken by the ancient Romans

A

Latin

224
Q

Oysters can do what - according to water temperature

A

Change sex

225
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Which Trumpet Playing Jazz Singer Was Known As Satchmo

A

Louis Armstrong

226
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What nationality was Heitor Villa-Lobos

A

Brazilian

227
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What is the Capital of: Austria

A

Vienna

228
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What Connects Supergrass, Hurricane 1, Radiohead

A

Oxford

229
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What does the acronym ‘scuba’ mean

A

Self-contained underwater breathing

230
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What was Terry’s surname in the television series Minder.

A

Mccann

231
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What is the basic unit of currency for Slovenia ?

A

Tolar

232
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Curtis Sliwa founded what in 1979

A

Guardian Angels

233
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Great Brother is the Chinese translation of which drug

A

Viagra

234
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Venus has how many moons

A

0

235
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What is ‘the soul of wit’

A

Brevity

236
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Bette Midler won an Oscar nomination for playing a rock singer in the style of Janis Joplin in which 1979 film

A

The rose

237
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Which Famous Vehicle Of The Movies Has The License Registration Mark “DXJ 432”

A

Greased Lightning

238
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Christopher Cockerill invented what in 1955?

A

Hovercraft

239
Q

In Bingo , For What Is The Call 2 Fat Ladies

A

88

240
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What is the chemical formula for Ozone

A

3

241
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What did a scuttlebutt hold

A

Drinking water

242
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Edgar Allen Poe wrote a famous poem about this animal.

A

Raven

243
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What was the name of the home of the Care Bear Cousins?

A

Forest of Feelings

244
Q

What is the most profitable section in supermarkets

A

1 Meat - 2 Fresh veg – 3 Pet Food

245
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For how long was the Eiffel Tower the tallest building in the world

A

Forty years

246
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In which country is the town originally called Angostura, a place which gave its name to a herbal bitter drink

A

Venezuela

247
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Where was the first known lighthouse

A

Alexandria

248
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If you have Iantronudia what turns you on

A

Flashing a physician

249
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Which sport has a name which literally means ‘gentle way’

A

Judo

250
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Which is the only Australian state capital that is not named after a person

A

Perth

251
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What’s shredded to make sauerkraut

A

Cabbage

252
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In the dr seuss books, which elephant hatched an egg

A

Horton

253
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Who Was Tennis Player Andre Agassi Married To Between 1997 And 1999

A

Brooke Shields

254
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What’s name translates from Chinese as white vegetable

A

Bok choy

255
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What name is given to a mixture of champagne and orange juice

A

Buck’s fizz

256
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Large voracious tropical sea fish

A

Barracuda

257
Q

Who administers martinique

A

France

258
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Which Canadian Born Singer Was Born “Roberta Joan Anderson”

A

Joni Mitchell

259
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Which female singer’s debut album was No Angels in 1999?

A

Dido

260
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What is a cremnophobe afraid of

A

Falling down stairs

261
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Of what does the typical man have 13,000

A

Whiskers

262
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In Yiddish what is your Pupik

A

Belly Button

263
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Katy Cropper Was The First Woman To Win Which TV Competition?

A

1 Man & His Dog

264
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What Was The Given To The Period From 1919 To 1933 When Alcohol Was Banned In America

A

The Prohibition

265
Q

To which family of fishes does the Tuna belong

A

Mackerel

266
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What did Britain swap Havana for with Spain in 1763

A

Florida

267
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The only three countries in the world whose names begin with “Z” are Zambia, Ziare and __________, all in Africa.

A

Zimbabwe

268
Q

The force that brings moving bodies to a halt is _________.

A

Friction

269
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Which Group Recorded The 1991 Album “Stars”?

A

Simply Red

270
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What is the literal meaning of Kangaroo

A

I don’t understand

271
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What type of shoes did Run-D.M.C. sing about, which were what most rappers in the early eighties were into?

A

Addidas

272
Q

Who is Dumbella

A

Donald Ducks sister

273
Q

What’s unusual about portrait Duke of Monmouth in Nat Gallery

A

Its not him

274
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Who Did Churchill Refer To As A ‘Half Naked Fakir’

A

Mahatma Gandhi

275
Q

What is another name for ‘okra’

A

Ladies finger’s

276
Q

Married men in France use more what than their wives

A

Cosmetics

277
Q

What is the smallest bone in the human body?

A

Stirrup bone

278
Q

Hokusai and Hiroshige were famous Japanese what

A

Artists

279
Q

Who sang ‘Islands In The Stream’ with Kenny Rogers?

A

Dolly Parton

280
Q

In the original trivial pursuit brown was what category

A

Geography

281
Q

In which century were bananas first sold in London?

A

17th

282
Q

The first American satellite was launched in which year

A

1958

283
Q

When is turkey traditionally eaten in America?

A

Thanksgiving

284
Q

In Portacello Idaho concealed weapons are illegal unless what

A

They are openly displayed

285
Q

With what type of painting was John Singer Sargent principally associated

A

Portraits

286
Q

Paraskavedekatriaphobia is a fear of ______

A

Friday thirteenth

287
Q

The U.S. is made up of __ states

A

Fifty 50

288
Q

What flavours the liquor chambord

A

Raspberries

289
Q

What group did earl carroll join in 1960

A

Coasters

290
Q

Branch of biology concerned with the study of plants (kingdom plantae; plant)

A

Botany

291
Q

In the 1960s, Alan Reed and Jean Vander Pyle were the voices of which television husband and wife

A

Fred & wilma flintstone

292
Q

This Canadian art-metal trio sings sci-fi themes a lot.

A

Rush

293
Q

What religious leaders name means Sign of God

A

Ayatollah

294
Q

Who Had A Hit In 1983 With “Hey Little Girl”

A

Ice Gouse

295
Q

What type of creature is the Common Darter?

A

Dragonfly

296
Q

In 1957, who left the music business to become a preacher.

A

Little Richard

297
Q

In ancient Greece, where were the original Olympics held?

A

Olympia

298
Q

Which Dutch Company Began Marketing Compact Disc Players In 1982

A

Philips

299
Q

Who owns: sprite soda

A

Coca-cola

300
Q

A Pullicologist is an expert in what

A

Fleas

301
Q

What is the world’s second highest mountain ?

A

K2

302
Q

In 1816 which US state was admitted to the Union as the 20th state?

A

Mississippi

303
Q

How many red stripes are there on the American flag?

A

7

304
Q

Who wrote “The Naked Ape”

A

Desmond morris

305
Q

Most fossils are found in this type of rock

A

Sedimentary

306
Q

What is the name for the kind of writing used by early Egyptians

A

Hieroglyphics

307
Q

What does the electrical term ‘dc’ stand for

A

Direct current

308
Q

Who was the roman god of wine?

A

Bacchus

309
Q

Which Insect Can Infect Humans With Malaria?

A

The Mosquito

310
Q

Where is a horses poll

A

Between its ears

311
Q

For How Many Weeks Was “Everything I Do, I Do For You” No.1 In The UK

A

16 Weeks

312
Q

Also called Bettas, the males of what fish species are bred in Thailand for the purpose of competitive combat, with people gambling on the matches.

A

Siamese Fighting Fish

313
Q

What Country Has The Lowest Teen Pregnancy Rate In The Western World

A

Holland

314
Q

What actor is the spokesman for the National Rifle Association

A

Charlton Heston

315
Q

Who wrote the line”I’ll make him an offer he can’t refuse”

A

Mario puzo

316
Q

What was Clint Eastwood’s first film as a director

A

Play Misty for Me

317
Q

From the 1980’s which artists and song “So strike a pose on a Cadillac, If you want to find all the cops, They’re hanging out in the donut shop, They sing and dance”?

A

The Bangles / Walk Like An Egyptian

318
Q

In Japan what is a Kissaten

A

Coffee Shop

319
Q

Where would you buy a Steinlager beer

A

New Zealand

320
Q

Of the twenty_five highest mountains on Earth, nineteen are in the ______________

A

Himalayas

321
Q

What hobby was developed by the Palmer Paint company of Detriot

A

Painting by numbers

322
Q

Quilp (A Dwarf) is a character in which Dickens novel

A

The Old Curiosity Shop

323
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Colombia ?

A

Peso

324
Q

How Many Cards Are You Dealt In A Game Of Gin Rummy

A

10 Cards

325
Q

Where would you see a pilcrow

A

New paragraph symbol

326
Q

In Greek mythology, how many heads did hydra have

A

Nine

327
Q

Two under par on a hole of golf is called a(n) ________

A

Eagle

328
Q

Before tennis what drew spectators to Wimbledon

A

Croquet

329
Q

What Was The Name Of The Supergroup That Had A Hit With “We Are The World”

A

USA For Africa

330
Q

Who was the mouse in the Krazy Kat comics

A

Ignatz

331
Q

What is the flower of January

A

Carnation

332
Q

In which country would you find the spectacular rock formation known as The Three Sisters?

A

Australia

333
Q

Who was the first English monarch to have a Christmas tree? (Elizabeth I, King George II, King James VI, Queen Victoria

A

Queen Victoria

334
Q

What comedienne’s baby appeared on the first cover of tv guide

A

Lucille ball

335
Q

Office what is the name of the film in which steven segal’s character dies

A

Executive decision

336
Q

What is Britain’s largest carnivorous animal

A

Badger

337
Q

Alls Well That Ends Well the original title of which classic novel

A

War and Peace

338
Q

Which French town is famous for Porcelain and less famous as H.Q. of the International Bureau of Weights and Measures

A

Sevres

339
Q

What do you call marine echinoderms having 5 arms extending from a central disc

A

Shekel

340
Q

What are the official languages of malta

A

Maltese and english

341
Q

The world record speed for _________ is 143.08 mph

A

Water skiing

342
Q

What Are The Best Selling Sweets In The UK

A

Rowntrees Fruit Pastels

343
Q

Percy Shaw invented what in 1934

A

Cats eyes

344
Q

A dealer in dress accessories and sewing goods

A

Haberdasher

345
Q

Earl D Biggers created which oriental detective (both names)

A

Charlie Chan

346
Q

What Was Gloria Gaynor’s Anthemic No.1 Disco Hit

A

I Will Survive

347
Q

Who played the named character in the following films: Darby’s Rangers; Mister Buddwing; and Marlowe

A

James garner

348
Q

Which meteor shower occurs on the 10th October ?

A

Draconids

349
Q

Figaro in what opera did cherubino serve count almaviva

A

Marriage of figaro

350
Q

A vestiphobe is afraid of what

A

Wearing Clothes

351
Q

Theodor Geisel published an easy reading book for kids, featuring a cat. How is he more commonly known

A

Dr Seuss

352
Q

What Disease Results In The Death Of Body Tissue

A

Gangrene

353
Q

On the show Kight Rider,what was the name of K.I.T.T.s evil double?

A

K.A.R.R.

354
Q

What’s a “mae west”

A

Life preserver

355
Q

Which flag flies over the canary islands

A

Spanish

356
Q

The first merchandise item to feature Mickey Mouse was a child’s school tablet in _________

A

1929

357
Q

Who Shot Lee Harvey Oswald, The Assassin Of John F Kennedy?

A

Jack Ruby

358
Q

What is the Capital of: Holy See (Vatican City)

A

Vatican city

359
Q

What does ‘vtec’, honda’s trademarked acronym mean

A

Variable valve timing and

360
Q

The first manned balloon flight was in which year

A

1783

361
Q

In What Country Did The Rather Prestigious Sport Of “ Polo ” Originate?

A

Iran

362
Q

Which group were derided as The poor mans Rolling Stones

A

Aerosmith

363
Q

What are elementary particles originating in the sun & other stars, that continuously rain down on the earth

A

Cosmic rays

364
Q

Who play Captian Jean-Luc Picard in Star Trek the Next Generation?

A

Patrick Stewart

365
Q

The world’s longest tunnel connects New York and ______?

A

Delaware

366
Q

Leonhard Euler was a famous name in which field?

A

Mathematics

367
Q

Who wanted ‘a lover with a slow hand’?

A

The Pointer Sisters

368
Q

With Which Famous Disco Producer Did Phil Oakley Collaborate On The Soundtrack For The Film Electric Dreams

A

Giorgio Moroder

369
Q

Who Sang The Theme Tune To The 1989 James Bond Movie “Licence To Kill”

A

Gladys Knight

370
Q

What is the Capital of: Anguilla

A

The valley

371
Q

Where is the dewey classification system used

A

Library

372
Q

What is the capital of the state of Wisconsin

A

Madison

373
Q

Ichthyophobia is a fear of ______

A

Fish

374
Q

Where are the Canarie Islands situated

A

Atlantic Ocean

375
Q

Bentham of what was john bentham one of the founders

A

Utilitarianism

376
Q

Old superstition - a sneezing cat means what

A

It will rain

377
Q

Which Author Wrote The Book Black Beauty?

A

Anna Sewell

378
Q

Which city in the Americas has the largest population?

A

Buenos Aires

379
Q

Which brewery brews a beer called Old Peculiar?

A

Theakstons

380
Q

What was invented 1903 - patented 1906 G C Beilder

A

Photocopier

381
Q

Other Than The Neutron & Proton What Else Makes Up An Atom

A

Electrons

382
Q

Ronald Ross campaigned for the destruction of what

A

Mosquitoes - stop malaria

383
Q

Which country produces wine in the Casablanca valley

A

Chile

384
Q

In Singapore you can be publicly caned for failing to do what

A

Flush Toilet after use

385
Q

For which cartoon character was beethoven a favourite composer

A

Shroeder

386
Q

The “Chariots of Fire’ Olympics took place in which year

A

1924

387
Q

Name the 40-piece orchestra led by Barry White?

A

Love Unlimited Orchestra

388
Q

What collegiate sport includes 3 match periods, one shorter than the other

A

Wrestling

389
Q

What is a turtle

A

Terrapin

390
Q

For what does the second letter ‘A’ stand in the initials BAFTA

A

British academy of film and television arts

391
Q

Who was the only Apostle to die a natural death

A

Saint John

392
Q

What is the capital of new york

A

Albany

393
Q

From Which Country Do The Dance Band Cascada Originate

A

Germany

394
Q

A __________ weighs about 1,400 pounds and eats about 55 pounds of food per day.

A

Cow

395
Q

What in business terms is the IMF

A

International Monetary Fund

396
Q

And which country comes second

A

Israel

397
Q

What is a greyish cat with dark stripes called

A

Tabby

398
Q

What did the ancient greeks call any group of numbers more than 10,000

A

Myriad

399
Q

What is a lower than average tide normally occuring at the first and third quarters of the moon called?

A

Neap tide

400
Q

Weighing approximately 13 pounds at birth, a baby caribou will double its weight in just __________

A

10 days