Trivia Database_47 Flashcards

1
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In Arthur C Clarks Childhoods end the aliens look like what

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Devils

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2
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The shoebill __________, native to Africa, is often compared to a statue. The bird will stand perfectly still for long periods waiting for fish to come to surface in the water.

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Stork

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3
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Which general has been described as ‘The Black Eisenhower’

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Colin powell

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4
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Country singer Hank Wangford has what profession

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Gynaecologist

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5
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What animal produces its own sun tan lotion

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Hippopotamus

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6
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Why was Mike Tyson fined $3 million by the boxing association in 1997?

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He Bit Off Evander Hollyfields Ear

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7
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Who Is The Most Famous Character Ever To Be Created By Helen Fielding

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Bridget Jones

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8
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Australians call someone from where a croweater

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South Australia

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9
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In what sport is the term ‘terminal speed’ used?

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Drag Racing

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10
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What does RAMDAC stand for?

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Random access memory digital to analogue converter

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11
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What is a dogrib

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A Boat

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12
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In cooking, which meat is used in the stew a Navarin

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Lamb or mutton

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13
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Cerumen is the technical name for what body part

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Earwax

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14
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Which famous museum opened in london in april 1928

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Madame tussaud

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15
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What original story begins Aladdin was a little Chinese boy

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1001 Arabian Nights

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16
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Count de Grisly was the first to perform what trick in 1799

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Saw woman in half

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17
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Where Is Britain’s National Horseracing Museum

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Newmarket

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18
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What is the Capital of: Pakistan

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Islamabad

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19
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What is the correct form of address for a foreign ambassador

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His/Her

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20
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Which countries name come from the wood its first major export

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Brazil

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21
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Who is famous for historically riding naked on horseback through Coventry, England ?

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Lady Godiva

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22
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You can get 5 years in Kentucky for sending a friend what

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Bottle beer or booze

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23
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What plant is opium derived from

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Poppy

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24
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Who was the only non-Beatle ever credited on a Beatles record?

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Billy Preston

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25
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Josef Vissarionovich Dzhugashvili became famous as who

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Joseph Stalin

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26
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The most common colour on national flags is?

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Red

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27
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Where did churchill, roosevelt and stalin meet in 1945

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Yalta

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28
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What is the destination of the plane at the end of the film “Casablanca”?

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Lisbon

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29
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What’s unusual about the ink used to print money

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It’s magnetic

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30
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US tennis open held at Flushing Meadows used to be where

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Forest Hills

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31
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Name of Shakespeare’s simple constable in Measure for Measure

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Elbow

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32
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Who was the first Archbishop of Canterbury

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St. augustine

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33
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In which disney film is the song ‘so this is love’

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Cinderella

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34
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How many pictures of each Beatle are on the cover of “A Hard Day’s Night”?

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Five

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35
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Which Famous Novel Begins With The Line “ It Was A Bright Cold Day In April And The Clocks Were Striking Thirteen ”

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George Orwell 1984

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36
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What was Louise Joy Brown the first of

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Test tube baby

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37
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What is the magazine of the Jehovah’s Witnesses called

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The Watchtower

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38
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What kind of plants are chervil, borage & thyme

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Herbs

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39
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What was the name of Sancho Panza’s donkey

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Dapple

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40
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“Till There Was You” was originally from which Broadway musical?

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The Music Man

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41
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Which film followed the career of athletes Eric Henry Liddell and Harold Abrahams

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Chariots of fire

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42
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A 3 1/2’ floppy disk measures ___ & 1/2 inches across.

A

Three

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43
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In Egyptian mythology, what sort of creature was Apis

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Bull

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44
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Loafers, espadrilles and brogues are all types of what

A

Footwear

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45
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Until at least 1980 the country of bhutan had no what

A

Telephones

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46
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Which countries name comes from the Arawak word for central

A

Cuba

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47
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R. Kelly sings: ‘If I can see it then I can do it, if I just believe it, there’s nothing to it’. What’s the song title?

A

I Believe I Can Fly

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48
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Who Composed The Ballet (The Nutcracker)

A

Tchaikovsky

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49
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Which Norwegian explorer’s ships included Fram and Maud?

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Roald Amundsen

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50
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From Which Country Did The Game Of Chess Originate?

A

India

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51
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By What Process Does A Plant Convert Sunlight Into Energy?

A

Photosynthesis

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52
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Lightweight tropical American wood used for making models

A

Balsa

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53
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What series was voted the best fiction of the 20th century

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Lord of the Rings

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54
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Which creature do Eskimos (or Inuit) call a nanook

A

Polar bear

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55
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What is the fear of otters known as

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Lutraphobia

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56
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Who composed ‘Peer Gynt’?

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Edward Grieg

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57
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Placophobia is the fear of

A

Tombstones

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58
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Price is right music: who recorded “sos”

A

Abba

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59
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What is a `Blenheim Orange’?

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Eating Apple

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60
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What ingredient is used to flavour Amaretto liqueurs and biscuits?

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Almond

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61
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Who Had A Hit In 1967 With “When You’re Young And In Love”

A

The Marvelettes

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62
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Spain ceded Florida to Britain in exchange for this territory.

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Cuba

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63
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Who created the characters “The Toff” and “The Baron”

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John creasey

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64
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What links Duke Wellington, Earl Derby, Marquis Salisbury

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UK Prime Ministers

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65
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What star’s memphis home was bruce springsteen refused entry to in 1976

A

Elvis presley

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66
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Westminster Abbey is dedicated to who

A

Saint Peter

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67
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Which fruit goes into the liqueur Kirsch?

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Cherry

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68
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Who composed the opera The Flying Dutchman in 1843

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Richard wagner

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69
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What is the currency of Austria

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Schilling

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70
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In the Flintstones Dino was Fred’s pet who was Barnie’s

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Hoppy

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71
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Who was the third president of Singpore

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Devan nair

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72
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What is the nickname for Tennessee

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Volunteer state

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73
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What animal appears on the label of Levi 500 jeans

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Horse

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74
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What is the capital of Rwanda

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Kigali

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75
Q

Shrub with flowers attractive to butterflies

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Buddleia

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76
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What sport do the following terms belong to - “Tight End & Wide Receiver”?

A

American Football (Gridiron)

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77
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What is a wether

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A castrated ram

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78
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In 1931 what was the first live televised sporting event in the UK

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The Derby

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79
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What is used in a field to ward off unwelcome birds

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Scarecrow

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80
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Which state is the Garden State

A

New jersey

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81
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Thinking that its parents were a camel and a leopard, the Europeans once called the animal a “camelopard.” Today, it is called the __________

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Giraffe

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82
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Who Wrote The Play (Hay Fever)

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Noel Coward

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83
Q

What is the international cry for help?

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Mayday

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84
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What did British Honduras change its name to in 1973?

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Belize

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85
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Who did charlie becker play in ‘the wizard of oz’

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The mayor of the munchkins

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86
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Who was voted most popular film performer in the USA in 1926

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Rin Tin-Tin

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87
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Which artist painted The Fighting Temeraire

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Joseph Mallard William Turner

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88
Q

Approximately What Percentaage Of The Earths Surface IS Covered In Water

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71%

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89
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What was Operation Sea Lion in WWII?

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The Invasion of Britian

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90
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In France Pate De Grives a la Provencal is made from what

A

Thrushes

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91
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What is the term for the path followed a by a small body around a massive body in space?

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Orbit

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92
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In Which Country Were The Summer Olympic Games Held In 2008

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Beijing / China

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93
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Who wrote Moll Flanders

A

Daniel defoe

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94
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What gives leaves their colour ?

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Chlorophyll

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95
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What is the fear of poetry known as

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Metrophobia

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96
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Who sang ‘good morning to you

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Mildred and patty hill

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97
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What remote region of Russia borders China, Kazakhstan & Mongolia

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Siberia

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98
Q

Astrophobia is a fear of ______

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Stars

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99
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Who Performed At Live Aid In A Wheelchair Making His First Live Appearance Since Being Partially Paralysed In A Car Crash

A

Teddy Pendergrass

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100
Q

What Does Dracula Actually Mean

A

Son Of The Devil Or Son Of A Dragon

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101
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What was the name of Arnold’s fish on Different Strokes?

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Abraham

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102
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The Primes and The Distants merged to form what group

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The Temptations

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103
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In 1993 Who Had A Hit With The Song “ This Is It ”?

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Danni Minogue

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104
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Earth’s outer layer of surface soil or crust is called the _______.

A

Lithosphere

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105
Q

What Are Cos & Density Both Types Of

A

Lettuce

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106
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Randolph Crane became famous as which cowboy actor

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Randolph Scott

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107
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Whose theme song was Back In The Saddle Again?

A

Gene Autry’s

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108
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What is the meaning of the name of the constellation Triangulum ?

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Triangle

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109
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Of which cambodian party was pol pot the leader

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Khmer rouge

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110
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In which Spencer Tracy film was a teacher accused of teaching the theory of evolution

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Inherit the wind

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111
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To what country do the Faeroe Islands belong

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Denmark

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112
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What is the literal meaning of the word ‘cenotaph’

A

Empty tomb

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113
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Phonetically spelled out what does Esso mean in Japan

A

Stalled Car

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114
Q

December 73 Switzerland has 6.6 million people 81 were what

A

Unemployed

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115
Q

Verdi’s opera Aida is set in what country

A

Egypt

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116
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What Is The Second Smallest Sovereign State In The World

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Monaco

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117
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Robert Fulton Was Ther Very First Person To Sucessfullyy test Which Form Of Transport

A

The Submarine

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118
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Which Television Show Featured The First Ever Interracial Kiss To Be Broadcast On TV?

A

Star Trek

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119
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This Alcatraz inmate was provided with identity 325

A

Alvin karpis

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120
Q

The firefly depends on sight to find ______

A

Mate

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121
Q

Halifax is the capital of ______

A

Nova scotia

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122
Q

Easy question: type the alphabet

A

Abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz

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123
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What is a group of birds flying

A

Flight

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124
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What is the name of the whale that swallowed Pinocchio

A

Monstro

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125
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What is the capital of Lithuania

A

Vilnius

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126
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What creature has seven penises assorted shapes sizes

A

Cockroach

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127
Q

Brian Eno created which sound

A

Windows 95 start-up

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128
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What did Archie Bunker on ‘All In The Family’ call his son-in-law Mike?

A

Meathead

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129
Q

What is the nearest galaxy to the Solar System?

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Andromeda

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130
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“Would I Lie To You” & “Here Comes The Rain Again” Were Hit Songs For Which Famous Band

A

The Eurythmics

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131
Q

What was Picasso’s first name?

A

Pablo

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132
Q

What type of creatures are slugs and snails?

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Gastropods

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Which is the world’s warmest sea

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Red sea

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134
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What did Emily Davidson do

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Suicide under kings horse 1913

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135
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Complete the title of the Umberto Eco book ‘The Name of the_____

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Rose

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Which sport uses the terms knuckleball, cycle, and bunt

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Baseball

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What city boasts a world of coca cola pavilion featuring futuristic soda fountains

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Atlanta

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138
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The science of life

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Biology

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139
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Which country invented Venetian Blinds

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Japan

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140
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What time does the train arrive in Hadleyville ? Clue. ‘A mans gotta do what a mans gotta do’

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High Noon

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141
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What did the big bang create

A

Universe

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142
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What is a government in which power is restricted to a few

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Oligarchy

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143
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What pre-tv radio show turned film caused people to commit suicide when it was first aired?

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War Of The Worlds

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144
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At her beheading Marie Antoinette wore what colour shoes

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Purple

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145
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Alamein how many Ringling brothers were there

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Five

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What name is used by Private Eye when referring to the Queen

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Brenda

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147
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What Horrific Sporting Event Took Place On Saturday The 28 th June 1997

A

Evander Holyfields Ear

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Who was the lead singer and principal songwriter with the American pop group “Bread”

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David gates

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149
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If one takes inflation into account, which 1960’s film was the most expensive film ever made ?

A

Cleopatra ‘On your knees!!!’

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Which element derives its name from the Greek for ‘bringer of light’

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Phosphorus

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Name the largest city in Canada

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Toronto

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152
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Who sat on the bench for the Simpson murder trial

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Judge ito

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153
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Legendary magician Harry Houdini died in Detroit on Halloween in 1926 but what caused his death was it A Trick went wrong B Heart Attack or was it C Ruptured Appendix

A

C Ruptured Appendix

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154
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In Greek Myth who solved the riddle of the Sphinx

A

Oedipus

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155
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Which two initials are used to describe Chronic Fatigue Syndrome?

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ME

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156
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What links tulip balloon and flute

A

Types of glasses

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157
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What is the basic unit of currency for China ?

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Yuan

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158
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In Islamic law after having sex with a lamb mortal sin to do what

A

Eat its flesh

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159
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In which French city did the German Army surrender on the 7th May 1945

A

Rheims

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160
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What Question Did Lenny Kravitz Ask To Take Him To No.4

A

Are You Gonna Go My Way

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161
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Where is John Frost bridge shown on A Bridge too Far

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Arnham - it was renamed after him

162
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What is the red substance eastern woodland nativeAmericans used in their war paint called

A

Vermillion

163
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February is the mating month for __________

A

Gray whales

164
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Which Detroit Producer Has Used Pseudonyms Such As 69 Psyche, Paperclip People & Innerzone Orchestra

A

Carl Craig

165
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Lachanophobia is the fear of what

A

Vegetables

166
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Taking its name from the adjacent country, which channel lies between mainland Africa and Madagascar

A

Mozambique channel

167
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The Roman philosopher Seneca was tutor to which emperor

A

Nero

168
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In Hindu Castes Brahmins were priests what were Varsyas

A

Farmers

169
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Which mammal has the fewest teeth

A

Armadillo - none

170
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From which part of a tree does turmeric come

A

Root

171
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What is an amulet

A

Lucky charm

172
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Who is David Robert Jones better known as?

A

David Bowie

173
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If you had Psygophillia what would arouse you

A

Contact with buttocks

174
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In Bonanza Hoss Cartwright was afraid of what

A

The Dark

175
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Who was told they “better think” in the Blues Brothers?

A

Guitar Murphy

176
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What was the weekly butter ration during the second world war?

A

Four ounces

177
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Who portrayed Moses in “The Ten Commandments”?

A

Charlton Heston

178
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What Colour Is Sonic the Hedgehog?

A

Blue

179
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In Monopoly, What is the cost to buy New York Avenue

A

200

180
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With Which Band Was David Johansen Lead Singer

A

The New York Dolls

181
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In Which Year Did Rod Stewart Deliver “Baby Jane”, 1983, 1984, 1986

A

1983

182
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What is the 15’ by 18’ cell that 146 captured british officers were forced into by indian troops in the 19th century

A

Black hole of calcutta

183
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What Was Deciphed As A Result Of The Discovery Of The Rosetta Stone?

A

Hieroglyphics

184
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What is the capital of South Korea

A

Seoul

185
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What is a young hare called

A

Leveret

186
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Bridgetown the capital of ______

A

Barbados

187
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What United States president was in office during the civil war?

A

Abraham Lincoln

188
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In which film did henry fonda play a fallen priest

A

The fugitive

189
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Who Was England’s Manager In The 1970 Football World Cup Finals

A

Sir Alf Ramsey

190
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Who starred in the film version of ‘to kill a mockingbird’

A

Gregory peck

191
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What happened at 2:56 on the 21st July 1969 ?

A

First Manned moon landing

192
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What does c.o.d. mean in the business world

A

Cash on delivery

193
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What is the opposite of a utopia

A

Dystopia

194
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What is the weight at the end of a pendulum

A

Bob

195
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Name Iron Maidens Famous Mascot (Depicted On The Cover Of Sanctuary) Standing Over Margaret Thatchers Decapitated Body

A

Eddie

196
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Which frontiersman died at the alamo

A

Davey crockett

197
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To where do muslims make pilgrimage

A

Mecca

198
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Induction’, ‘compression’, ‘ignition’ and’ exhaust’ are the main elements of what

A

4 stroke engine cycle

199
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The southernmost point in the 48 American states (excluding Alaska, Hawaii)?

A

Key west

200
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What is the headquarter of the British Metropolitan Police Force ?

A

Scotland Yard

201
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What advertised phrase Born 1820 still going strong

A

Johnnie Walker

202
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Which Organ’s Action Is Replaced By Artifical Dialysis

A

The Kidney

203
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What film starred Rosie O’Donnell, Rita Wilson and Meg Ryan?

A

Sleepless in Seattle

204
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What is the fear of children known as

A

Pedophobia

205
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Richard Strauss’ majestic overture “Also Sprach Zarathustra” was the theme music for which Stanley Kubrick film?

A

2001 : A Space Odyessy

206
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What is a scimitar

A

A sword

207
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It takes a __________ approximately seven years to grow to be one pound

A

Lobster

208
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Which Group Went Up The Charts In 1964 With “Don’t Bring Me Down”

A

The Pretty Things

209
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What is a group of this animal called: Squirrel

A

Dray

210
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Which Rolling Stones album featured a 3-D cover?

A

Their Satanic Majesties Request

211
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The drink Sake (sah’ki) comes from this country.

A

Japan

212
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What Are The 3 Components Called That Form The Earth

A

Core, Mantle, Crust

213
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Who was the Supreme Allied Commander at the end of World War One

A

Marshal ferdinand foch

214
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Which European Country Is The Worlds Largest Producer Of Cork

A

Portugal

215
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Who Was The First Woman To Be Shot By The FBI?

A

Bonnie Parker (Bonnie And Clyde )

216
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Which Country Currently Holds The Record (2010) For The Hottest Temperature Ever Recorded

A

Libya

217
Q

Captain What two word term is considered the lowest possible temperature

A

Absolute

218
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In which sport did Conrad Bartelski compete for Britain?

A

Downhill Skiing

219
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What Booker Prize Winning Novelist Wrote The Slogan “That’ll Do Nicely” For American Express?

A

Salman Rushdie

220
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What’s a block & tackle used for

A

Lifting weights

221
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Located 137 miles north of Rome, _____________ is the oldest and one of the smallest republics in the world.

A

San marino

222
Q

Instrument measuring atmospheric pressure

A

Barometer

223
Q

What is the capital of Ireland ?

A

Dublin

224
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What is the 3rd book of the Bible

A

Leviticus

225
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Which country grew the first Orange

A

China

226
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Which current british rock/pop star was at one time a teacher

A

Sting

227
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What is a group of larks

A

Exaltation

228
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What element do all organic compounds contain?

A

Carbon

229
Q

Who plays its home games at byrd stadium

A

University of maryland’s football

230
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Where is the biggest calibre cannon

A

Kremlin

231
Q

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

A

Eighteen

232
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This term means to play smoothly?

A

Legato

233
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Name any of James Dean’s three films (Point For Each).

A

Rebel without a cause, East of Eden and __Giant__.

234
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What’s the capital of michigan

A

Lansing

235
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Where would you find an Orcadian

A

Orkney Islands

236
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How many astronauts manned each Apollo flight

A

3

237
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What type of singing does Pavarotti use

A

Baritone

238
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Name the Editor in Chief New York Herald sent Stanley to Africa

A

Gordon Bennett

239
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What kind of glass, common in baking dishes, can resist very high temperatures

A

Pyrex

240
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What is interpol

A

International criminal police

241
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3 countries on 2 continents Russia Turkey (Asia Europe) and ?

A

Egypt - Africa and Asia

242
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Which Italian inventor first transmitted signals across the English Channel

A

Marconi

243
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In ballet, an open position of the feet.

A

Ouvert

244
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Who Recorded The Album “Music For The Masses”

A

Depeche Mode

245
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What unit of measurement is used to rate the loudness of sound

A

Decibel

246
Q

Where are a crickets ears located

A

Front legs

247
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What is the Scientific name for the eardrum?

A

Tympanic membrane

248
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Name the original comic strip Bill The Cat appeared in.

A

Bloom County

249
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Leslie Lynch King became famous as who

A

Gerald Ford

250
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What is the name of the process used by green plants for obtaining food ?

A

Photosynthesis

251
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Which well known fruit juice drink brand is the Maori word for ‘Good Health’’?

A

Kia Ora

252
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Shaddock is another name for what

A

Grapefruit

253
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Stuffed vine or cabbage leaves are called what

A

Dolmades

254
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What is the Capital of: France

A

Paris

255
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What is more addictive than all illicit drugs except crack and heroin combined

A

Cigarettes

256
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Who were the only band to play at Both Woodstock and Live Aid

A

The Who

257
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Acetylsalicylic acid is more commonly known as _________.

A

Aspirin

258
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The sachem is a chief of what confederation

A

Algonquian confederation

259
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What score is not possible for a cribbage hand?

A

Nineteen

260
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Whose 31st and 38th Symphonies are the Paris and the Prague

A

Mozart

261
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Shakespeare’s lovers Romeo and Juliet lived in which Italian city?

A

Verona

262
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What is the name for a narrow necked wine or spirit container of more than two gallon capacity

A

Demijohn

263
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Which Welsh Poet Died Of Alcohol Poisoning The Year He Publsihed His Collected Poems

A

Dylan Thomas

264
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In which town or city was the novelist Sir Waiter Scott born

A

Edinburgh

265
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Who was the first American to receive the Nobel Literature prize

A

Sinclair Lewis

266
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Who wrote the book of proverbs

A

Solomon

267
Q

Sciophobia is the fear of

A

Shadows

268
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New york has the longest subway system in ______

A

North america

269
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Which czech wrote the peasant comedy opera ‘the bartered bride’

A

Bedrich

270
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Whit countries parliament is called The Storting

A

Norway

271
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Which Group Released An Album In 2007 Entitled “Tangled Up”

A

Girls Aloud

272
Q

How many members are in the ‘fairfield four’?

A

Five

273
Q

What is the first prime number after 1,000,000

A

1,000,003

274
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What name is given to the art of dwarfing trees

A

Bonsai

275
Q

What Is The Highest Possible Break In A Game Of Snooker

A

155 Opponent Fouls (Snookered On All Reds) Pot A Colour To Represent A Red Then A Black + 147

276
Q

Who in children’s literature was told “to begin at the beginning and end at the end”

A

Alice

277
Q

The sea lion is susceptible to sunburn, and if put on board a ship, will get as seasick as a __________

A

Man

278
Q

What colour M&M is most prevalent in each packet

A

Brown - 30%

279
Q

The Famous Lithograph (The Scream) Was Created By Which Artist

A

Edvard Munch

280
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for United States ?

A

Dollar

281
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What country has the most doughnut shops per capita

A

Canada

282
Q

The Beatles Were One Of The Biggest Phenomenon’s Of The 1960’s But Who Was Their Manager

A

Brian Epstein

283
Q

Khalkha Is The Largest Spoken Language Of Which Country

A

Mongolia

284
Q

Transylvanian people believed sleeping with what was dangerous

A

Mouth open

285
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Which bird is known as the Sea Parrot

A

Puffin

286
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This plant has leaves with delicate trigger hairs, allowing it to sense and trap insects.

A

Venus flytrap

287
Q

What name is given to the lace scarf worn on the head by Spanish women

A

Mantilla

288
Q

What is the Capital of: Antigua and Barbuda

A

Saint john’s

289
Q

Who created ‘maudie frickett’

A

Jonathan winters

290
Q

In which city is the worlds oldest museum - Ashmolian 1679

A

Oxford

291
Q

What is the world’s largest lake?

A

Caspian Sea

292
Q

What was Disney’s Donald Duck originally called

A

Donald Drake

293
Q

Mastigophobia is the fear of

A

Punishment

294
Q

What is the name of the Freelings’ dog in “Poltergeist”?

A

Ebuzz

295
Q

From Which Type Of Tree Do We Get Hardwood?

A

Deciduous

296
Q

What is the technical name for the voice box

A

Layrnx

297
Q

How was the Sword of Damocles suspended?

A

From a single hair

298
Q

What would you do with a blue willie

A

Raise it - it’s a flag

299
Q

Which group of people elect the pope ?

A

Cardinals

300
Q

Tegucigalpa is the capital of ______

A

Honduras

301
Q

What is the end of the song ‘it’s beginning to look a lot like ______

A

Christmas

302
Q

What Was The First Aned Biggest Hit For Texas

A

I Don’t Want A Lover

303
Q

In 1880 Smiths Patent Germ Bread changed its name to what

A

Hovis

304
Q

Into what sea does the mackenzie river flow

A

Beaufort

305
Q

Caribbean plant yeilding a substance used in cosmetics

A

Aloe vera

306
Q

Which novel by Jane Austen features the Woodhouse family

A

Emma

307
Q

What is the function of a sheepshank knot

A

To shorten a length of rope

308
Q

What game usually starts with ‘is it animal, vegetable or mineral’

A

20

309
Q

What US president spent between 11 and 15 hours asleep daily

A

Calvin Coolidge

310
Q

What is the national bird of America

A

Bald headed eagle

311
Q

Who Was The First British Athlete To Hold The World Javelin Record?

A

Fatima Whitbread

312
Q

Half the worlds population has seen at least one what

A

James Bond Film

313
Q

Who portrayed phileas fogg in around the world in 80 days

A

David niven

314
Q

What’s the name for a pen for pigs

A

Pigsty

315
Q

Into what body of water does the Danube River flow

A

Black sea

316
Q

What film is generally considered the worst film ever made?

A

Attack of the Killer Tomatoes

317
Q

What’s sporting field is 78 feet long

A

Tennis court

318
Q

What Was The Best Selling Pop Song Of 2007

A

Leona Lewis/ Bleeding Love

319
Q

Who sent Stanley to Africa to look for Livingstone

A

New York Herald

320
Q

What is the only sign in the zodiac which doesn’t represent a living thing?

A

Libra

321
Q

Nostology is the study of what

A

Senility

322
Q

Who Released The 70’s Album Entitled Destroyer

A

KISS

323
Q

The Halloween Tree’ is a 1972 fantasy novel by which American author

A

Ray Bradbury

324
Q

What does vhs stand for

A

Video home system

325
Q

What Wimbledon single champ had a part in a John Wayne film

A

Anthea Gibson Lukey Horse Soldiers

326
Q

Whats the term for a mass of diffused gas & ice particles in solar orbit

A

Comet

327
Q

Name the TV show which featured an average housewife teamed up with a secret agent.

A

Scarecrow and Ms. King

328
Q

What Are Aberdeen Angus?

A

Cattle

329
Q

What is the fear of the ocean known as

A

Thalassophobia

330
Q

In which Australian state is Tittybong

A

Victoria

331
Q

Which French author wrote ‘The Outsider”

A

Albert camus

332
Q

What do Indianapolis 500 winners traditionally drink in the winners circle

A

Milk

333
Q

In medieval Spain which city was noted for its quality leather

A

Cordova

334
Q

Only 14% of americans say they’ve done this with the opposite sex. what is it

A

Skinny dipping

335
Q

What Are The Five Colours Of An Archery Target

A

Gold, Red, Blue, Black, White

336
Q

Who live in Frostbite falls Minnesota

A

Rocky and Bullwinkle

337
Q

The Italian Word Vermicelli literally means

A

Little Woms

338
Q

Which Stevie Wonder Hit Featured In The Movie “The Woman In Red”

A

I Just Called To Say I Love You

339
Q

What is a cello’s full name?

A

Violoncello

340
Q

Who is the only Greek god in greek mythology with a mortal mother & an immortal father

A

Dionysus

341
Q

Who killed kenny

A

They

342
Q

A massive ensemble of hundreds of millions of stars, all gravitationally interacting, and orbiting about a common center

A

Galaxy

343
Q

Which classic dish contains strips of steak cooked in a wine sauce with sour cream

A

Stroganoff

344
Q

What is the tenth month of the year

A

October

345
Q

Which month was named after caesar augustus

A

August

346
Q

Does Uranus have an aurora

A

Yes

347
Q

Who’s first person to win Wimbledon singles on a tie breaker

A

Evonne Cawley

348
Q

Which is the only bird that can see the colour blue

A

Owl

349
Q

What song did Aretha Franklin sing in “The Blues Brothers”?

A

Think

350
Q

In What Units Would You Measure Frequency

A

Hertz

351
Q

Which writer created Sergeant Cuff

A

Wilkie collins

352
Q

In ancient Roman architecture, a large oblong building, generally with double columns and a semicircular apse at one end. In Christian architecture, a church with a nave, apse, and aisles.

A

Basilica

353
Q

Who portrayed sherlock holmes in 14 films between 1939 and 1946?

A

Basil rathbone

354
Q

What Was Voted Best Single Of 1992 By Radio 1 Listeners

A

Could It Be Magic

355
Q

Who wrote “Death of a Salesman” in 1949

A

Arthur miller

356
Q

Who was the Goddess of the rainbow

A

Iris

357
Q

There Are 4 Classes Of Myriapods2 Of Which Are Pauropoda & Symphyla. What Are The 2 Better Known Classes Called

A

Centipedes And Millipedes

358
Q

In which war did Florence Nightingale earn her reputation ?

A

Crimean War

359
Q

In ice hockey, what name is given to a period of play in which one team has a player temporarily suspended from the game

A

Power play

360
Q

Halloween originated from which Pagan festival

A

Samhain

361
Q

What island is known as the Spice Island?

A

Zanzibar

362
Q

What children’s character lived at Scatterbrook farm

A

Worzel Gummage

363
Q

In which city is De Montfort University

A

Leicester

364
Q

Creed Prayer Alms Fasting Pilgrimage five pillars what religion

A

Islam

365
Q

What U.S. state song is named for a river within the state

A

Swanee river

366
Q

Who is the roman goddess of justice

A

Justitia

367
Q

Who Has The Car Number Plate ‘COM1C

A

Jimmy Tarbuck

368
Q

Which english house had the red rose as its symbol

A

House of lancaster

369
Q

What Was The Final Single To Be Released By The Pop Duo Wham

A

Edge Of Heaven

370
Q

Long necked long legged wading bird

A

Heron

371
Q

Which British Railway station has the greatest number of platforms

A

Waterloo

372
Q

Hayley Turner is a well-known name in which sport?

A

Horse Racing (Jockey)

373
Q

A Yokouna is a grand champion in which sport?

A

Sumo

374
Q

The North Star is also known as ________.

A

Polaris

375
Q

What is the Capital of: Georgia

A

T’bilisi

376
Q

Into what body of water does the Yukon River flow

A

Bering sea

377
Q

Patty Hearst was kidnapped (later joined) which organisation

A

Symbionese Liberation Army

378
Q

The Central Perk Café appears in which TV series

A

Friends

379
Q

Hygrophobia is the fear of

A

Liquids, dampness moisture

380
Q

What Was The First Country To Legalize Abortion?

A

Iceland

381
Q

YKK Yoshida Kogyo Kabushibibaisha worlds largest makers what

A

Zips

382
Q

American pioneer, who was killed while defending the Alamo?

A

James Bowie

383
Q

In the movie “Sixteen Candles,” what was Sam’s grandparents exchange students name?

A

Long Duck Dong

384
Q

Mel & Kim Had A Hit With The Song “Respect Yourself” Or Respectable

A

Respectable

385
Q

What’s the more common name for prepatellar bursitis

A

Housemaids Knee

386
Q

The Island of Sheep was the last novel of what Buchan Hero

A

Richard Hannay

387
Q

In October of 1962, Johnny Carson succeeds him on the Tonight Show

A

Jack parr

388
Q

Where was volleyball invented

A

France

389
Q

What did ancient Egyptians rub on their dicks to enlarge them

A

Crocodile shit

390
Q

On what date did america become an independant nation

A

July 4th 1776

391
Q

What do scientists predict will happen when the universe ends?

A

The Big Crunch

392
Q

In 1943, the whole population of Naples was dusted with DDT. What organism did this kill

A

Lice

393
Q

Who is Country Music Hall of Fames only 2 time inductee

A

Roy rogers

394
Q

In Holland what would you do with bare buttocks in the grass

A

Eat them mix of string navy beans

395
Q

He was assassinated on Nov. 22, 1963.

A

John fitzgerald kennedy

396
Q

With what were queen victoria’s menstrual cramps eased

A

Marijuana

397
Q

Name the band - songs include “Doctor Doctor, Hold Me Now, Don’t Mess With Dr Dream”?

A

Thompson Twins

398
Q

What American feminist went bust as a silver dollar?

A

Susan B. Anthony

399
Q

What Event Took Place On “Gown Avenue” In London On The 26th April 1999

A

The Murder Of Jill Dando

400
Q

Which Former Tennis Legend Was Charged For A 10 Million Pounds Tax Evasion In 2002

A

Boris Becker