Trivia Database_49 Flashcards

1
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Shop selling exotic cooked meats and cheeses

A

Delicatessen

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2
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Who is the Patron Saint of grocers

A

Saint Michael

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3
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Postage stamps were first introduced in to Britain in what year

A

1840

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4
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Between October and March what is illegal in Indiana

A

Taking Baths

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5
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Who Sang About “The Greatest Love Of All” In 1986

A

Whitney Houston

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6
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What’s the correct name for a young un-bred male fur seal

A

Batchelor

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7
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Goa used to be a colony of which nation

A

Portugal

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8
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What is the basic unit of currency for Kazakhstan ?

A

Tenge

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9
Q

How many ribs does a human have

A

24

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10
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What was the most bombed place in WW2

A

Malta

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11
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During which month is the shortest day in the Northern hemisphere?

A

December

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12
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Michael Henchard better known as what eponymous literary hero

A

The Mayor of Castorbridge T Hardy

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13
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What Was The Biggest Selling Album In The UK In The 1970’s & Also The Title Of One Of Their Biggest Hits

A

Bridge Over Troubled Water

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14
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Does a person’s heart rate increase or decrease during exercise

A

Increase

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15
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Who was the “keymaster” in Ghostbusters?

A

Rick Moranis

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16
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Who were the two disappointed candidates when Richard Nixon was elected as U.S. President in 1968

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Hubert humphrey george wallace

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17
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Which famous scientist’s first published work was a monograph on barnacles

A

Charles Darwin

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18
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What color do you get in mirc using control code number 4

A

4red red

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19
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What was the name of Judge Smales grandson in the movie ‘Caddyshack’?

A

SpauldingIn

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20
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A castrated horse

A

Gelding

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21
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“Utah” is from the Navajo word meaning _________

A

Upper

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22
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London link Prince Edward’s, Prince of Wales, Her Majesty’s

A

Theatres

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23
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You’re Moving Out Today Was A One Hit Wonder For Which US Female Vocalist

A

Carole Bayer Sager

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24
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What was Citizen Kane’s dying word?

A

Rosebud

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25
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More than one half of New Brunswick is surrounded by

A

Water

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26
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All pinball machines are made near this city, the pinball capital of the world

A

Chicago

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27
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From which prison in South Africa was Nelson Mandela released

A

Victor verster

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28
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Who is the Patron Saint of Germany and sodomy

A

Saint Boniface

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29
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Defeated in a footrace in greek mythology what did atlanta want to do until she was defeated in a footrace

A

Remain unmarried

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30
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What is a sunbeam that shines down through the clouds called

A

Crespucular rays

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31
Q

Hockey: The Pittsburgh __________.

A

Penguins

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32
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What flavours cavatappi al nero pasta

A

Squid Ink

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33
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Thumb Lock Mongolian Release Mediterranean Draw what sport

A

Archery

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34
Q

Who painted Diana and The Bathers

A

Renoir

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35
Q

Secret Identities: Maggie Sawyer

A

Maggie sawyer

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36
Q

Cocktails: Gin and Collins mix make a(n) __________.

A

Tom Collins

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37
Q

The Queen of Spades and Jack of Diamonds combine to form the key combination in which card game

A

Bezique pinochle

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38
Q

This is the medical name for shoulder blade?

A

Scapula

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39
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What is an island formed by a volcanic eruption

A

Atoll

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40
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Who Did Soft Cell Team Up With For “Somethings Gotten Hold Of My Heart”

A

Gene Pitney

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41
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At which university did the poet Philip Larkin work as a librarian

A

Hull

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42
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This radical Agrarian communist organization controlled Cambodia in the 1970s until the Vietnamese removed them from power.

A

Khmer rouge

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43
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What is a type of west indian popular music

A

Reggae

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44
Q

What are ratite birds the only ones not to do

A

Fly

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45
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“The Beach Boys” First UK No.1 Hit Was “Good Vibrations” But Who Actually Wrote The Song

A

Neil Diamond

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46
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Who was Bram Stoker’s most infamous character

A

Dracula

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47
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In 1962, who lamented that ‘only love can break a heart’

A

Gene pitney

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48
Q

In The Beatles Song “Penny Lane” What Does The Fireman Have In His Pocket

A

A Portrait Of The Queen

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49
Q

In Which 2 Consecutive Years Did Amen Corner Achieve Four Top Ten Hits Including A No.1

A

1968 & 1969

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50
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In the tv sitcom ‘married with children’, what is the dog’s name

A

Buck

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51
Q

What is Orchesis - either professional or amateur

A

Art of Dancing

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52
Q

The American Band Chicago Have Numbered All Their Albums From “Chicago 2” In 1970 Onwards What Number Had They Reached By 1986

A

Chicago 18

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53
Q

How big is a Jeroboam compared to a normal size bottle?

A

4 Times

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54
Q

When Boris Becker Was The First Unseeded Player To Win Wimbledon, Who Did He Beat In The Final?

A

Kevin Curran

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55
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What country are the Islands of Quemoy and Matsu part of

A

Taiwan

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56
Q

Philosophobia is the fear of

A

Philosophy

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57
Q

How many plays is Shakespeare generally credited with today?

A

Thirty seven

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58
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Phil Oakley Was The Lead Singer With Which Band

A

The Human League

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59
Q

Cross country, Riding, Swimming, Fencing what’s missing

A

Pistol Shoot Modern Pentathlon

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60
Q

The Pirate Khair-ed-Din had what Italian name meaning redbeard

A

Barberossa

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61
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In Which Song Released First in 1966 & Again In 1991 Will You Hear The Name Of Americas First Woman Astronaut Uttered Time & Time Again (66 Wilson Picket / 91 The Commitments)

A

Mustang Sally

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62
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Which president was responsible for the ‘Louisiana Purchase’?

A

Thomas Jefferson

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63
Q

Name the computer which beat World Chess Champion Garry Kasparov in 1997

A

Deep blue

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64
Q

What does am/fm stand for

A

Amplitude modulation/frequency modulation

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65
Q

The only country in the world that has a Bill of Rights for Cows is __________

A

India

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66
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In which film did paul newman and robert redford hold hands and jump into a river

A

Butch cassidy and the sundance kid

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67
Q

What is 3 days and 6 hours in minutes

A

4680

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68
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Which treaty between Great Britain and China ended British rule in Hong Kong?

A

Treaty of Nanking

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69
Q

What ocean lies to the north of Alaska

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Arctic ocean arctic

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70
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In ________________, the Presidential highway links the towns of Gore and Clinton.

A

New zealand

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71
Q

Baby rattlesnakes are born without __________

A

Rattles

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72
Q

Pussycat sings ‘now the country song forever lost its soul, when the guitar player turned to rock n roll ______’ what’s the song title

A

Mississippi

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73
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What aid to cooking was first manufactured by Mark Gregoire in 1954

A

Non stick pans

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74
Q

How does a tortoise drink water

A

Thru its nose

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75
Q

Exodus and which Bible book list the ten commandments

A

Deuteronomy

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76
Q

Handlebar, toothbrush and walrus are all types of what

A

Moustache

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77
Q

Where would you find A Pope Empress Hermit and Juggler

A

They are Tarot Cards

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78
Q

In the Fantastic Four what is Mr Fantastic name

A

Reed Richards

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79
Q

What large herbivore sleeps only one hour a night

A

Antelope

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80
Q

Myctophobia is the fear of

A

Darkness

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81
Q

The fourth planet from the sun is _______.

A

Mars

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82
Q

What is 65% of 60?

A

39

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83
Q

Nessiteras Rhombopteryx Latinised name of what - as a Hoax

A

Loch Ness Monster

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84
Q

From Which Country Does The Beer ‘Red Stripe’’ Originate

A

Jamaica

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85
Q

How fast (mph) can a kangaroo hop?

A

Forty

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86
Q

How Many Dice Do You Have In A Backgammon Set

A

5 Dice

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87
Q

The fleur de lis is a representation of which flower

A

Iris

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88
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Who was ulysses’ son, who grew to manhood in his absence

A

Telemachus

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89
Q

What is written at the bottom of a Oiuja board

A

Good bye

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90
Q

What’s the better known name of the card game twenty one

A

Blackjack

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91
Q

Where could you find The round window and The oval window

A

In the human ear

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92
Q

What poke hand comprises three of a kind and a pair

A

Full house

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93
Q

Which architect designed the Guggenheim Museum in New York

A

Frank lloyd wright

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94
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Which Oscar-winning film of the 1980s was directed by Hugh Hudson

A

Chariots of fire

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95
Q

Get Down On It Was A Smash Disco Hit For Which Us Group

A

Kool And The Gang

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96
Q

Who Wrote The Noddy Stories

A

Enid Blyton

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97
Q

What does the brut indicate on a bottle of champagne?

A

Very Dry

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98
Q

What is the fear of anything new known as

A

Neophobia

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99
Q

Archaeopteryx Differed From It’s Modern Counterparts In That It Had Teeth, Clawed Fingers & A Bony Tail Core. Otherwise It Bore The Characteristics Of Which Group Of Creatures

A

Birds

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100
Q

In minerology what does the Mohs scale measure

A

Hardness

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101
Q

A tall, tapering, pointed roof on a tower, as in the top of a steeple.

A

Spire

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102
Q

What does hepatitis affect?

A

Liver

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103
Q

In which country is the chief range of Drakensberg Mountains

A

South africa

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104
Q

Olfactophobia is a fear of ______

A

Smells

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105
Q

Which Song Penned By The Gibb Brothers Provided Barbara Streisand With Her Only UK Number One Single In 1980?

A

Woman In Love

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106
Q

What is the Capital of: Estonia

A

Tallinn

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107
Q

Who Worked In Mime And Appeared In Jubilee And Quadrophenia Before Her 1981 Chart Entry

A

Toyah

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108
Q

What do the words nick and tuck refer to

A

Cosmetic surgery

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109
Q

What U.S. city was the capital from 1789 to 1790

A

New York City

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110
Q

Airman T E Shaw in WW2 was better known as who

A

T E Laurence of Arabia

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111
Q

The part of the foot of a horse between the fetlock and the hoof is the __________

A

Pastern

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112
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Which Actress Won The Title Of “Miss Orange County Beauty Queen” In 1976

A

Michelle Pfeiffer

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113
Q

What ‘CE’ Does Adam Call His Wife On December 24th

A

Christmas Eve

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114
Q

Where is the Admirality Arch?

A

London

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115
Q

Who in 1994 knocked out Michael Moore to become the oldest man ever to win a version of the World Heavyweight Boxing title

A

George foreman

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116
Q

Which country has the oldest national flag ?

A

Denmark

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117
Q

Who committed the first daytime robbery?

A

Frank and Jesse James

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118
Q

In terms of tons of cargo handled, which is europe’s busiest port

A

Rotterdam

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119
Q

What is the fear of lawsuits known as

A

Liticaphobia

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120
Q

What Is The Collective Name For Rhinoceroses?

A

A Crash

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121
Q

Which army rank is equivalent to the naval rank of Lieutenant-Commander

A

Major

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122
Q

Which Tory Author Won substantial Damages From The Daily Star

A

Jeffrey Archer

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123
Q

In which Dickens novel does Little Nell appear

A

The Old Curiosity Shop

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124
Q

The medical name for the voice box is the _________.

A

Larynx

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125
Q

What links Sheffield, Edinburgh, Rome

A

Built on 7 Hills

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126
Q

An unkindness is a group of what birds

A

Ravens

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127
Q

Where is the sear’s tower

A

Chicago

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128
Q

Wrigley’s promoted what new flavor chewing gum in 1915 by mailing 4 sample sticks to each of the 1.5 million names listed in us telephone books

A

Spearment

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129
Q

In which country is Penina golf course

A

Portugal

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130
Q

Which officer commands a platoon

A

Lieutenant

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131
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The Acropolis - what does the word literally mean

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Highest point (of a city)

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Bird Music: What was the original name of the group ‘Chicago’

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Chicago Transit

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What did Fletch’s initials (I. M.) stand for?

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Irwin Maurice

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Who is the male lead in the “Naked Gun” movies?

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Leslie Nielsen

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135
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Approximately how many times sweeter is saccharin than sucrose

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Five hundred

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136
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If you landed at Cannon airport where are you

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Reno

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137
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What is the fear of smothering known as

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Pinigerophobia

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138
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Tiramisu is a coffee desert but what does it literally mean

A

Pick me up

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139
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What is the term for the study of how the inherited characteristics of a human population can be improved by genetics

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Engenics

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140
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What Connects David Cassidy, The Monkees, KISS

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Own Tv Programme

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141
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What is the fear of sitting known as

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Thaasophobia

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142
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Whats the Muslim name of God

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Allah

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143
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Who wrote the novel Ben Hur

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Lew Wallace

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144
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Robert Fitzroy captained which famous ship?

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The Beagle

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145
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With what kind of pen were allied bomb crews issued

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Biro pens

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146
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In pottery, what is biscuit ware

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Pottery fired but not glazed

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147
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Which colour is at the top of a rainbow?

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Red

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148
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How many litters can have a mouse in a year

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Up to ten

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The Lightweight Portable Drill Was First Marketed In 1917 By 2 Americans With The First Names Duncan & Alonso, What Were Their Surnames

A

Black & Decker

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This is the longest mountain chain in the world.

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Andes

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Who was “The Mad Monk”?

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Rasputin

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What basketball star played a genie in ‘kazaam’

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Shaquille o’neal

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153
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What Did Wellington Replace As The Capital Of New Zealand?

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Auckland

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154
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Of which bird did Wordsworth write “Shall I call thee bird, or but a wandering voice”

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The cuckoo

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155
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What was the first name of the baby girl who fell down the well?

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Jessica

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156
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Anethum tastes a little like aniseed - what herb is it

A

Dill

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Which Prime Minister Was Once Editor Of The “Church Times”

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Edward Heath

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158
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Super Model Jodie Kidd Once Represented England At The Olympics In Which Event

A

Polo

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159
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In Which Sport Is The Lance Todd Memorial Trophy Contested

A

Rugby League

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160
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A Cruciverbalist is interested in what

A

Crossword Puzzles

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161
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Rudolf the red nosed reindeer had a girlfriend - name her

A

Clarissa

162
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What does Magna Carta literally mean

A

Great Charter

163
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In Chaucer’s England a mussel was slang for what

A

Vulva

164
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Frank Sinatra Had 2 No.1 In The 60’s Name Them

A

Strangers In The Knight / Something Stupid

165
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Milton lost which sense

A

Sight

166
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On what street in new rochelle did rob and laura petrie live

A

Bonnie meadow

167
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In which Shakespeare play would you find the lines: ‘This royal throne of kings, this sceptred isle, this earth of ‘majesty, this other Eden’

A

King richard ii

168
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Who did the voices of bugs bunny, sylvester and tweety pie

A

Mel blanc

169
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Banjul is the capital of ______?

A

Gambia

170
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What is the capital of Croatia

A

Zagreb

171
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The capital of the African country Liberia is named after which American President

A

James Monroe

172
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In which county is the town of Market Harborough

A

Leicestershire

173
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What are the 3 big colleges of the Ivy League? (name them alphabetically)

A

Harvard, Princeton, Yale

174
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What do bats’ wings, elephants’ ears, flamingos’ legs, rabbits’ ears, goats’ horns, and human skin all have in common? They radiate heat to providing __________

A

Cooling

175
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How high could the Klopek’s furnace go in The ‘burbs?

A

5000 degrees

176
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In Monopoly, What is the cost to buy Oriental Avenue

A

100

177
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According to Christian religion what happened at Epiphany

A

Wise men visited

178
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This city can be abbreivated to 3% of its size “El Pueblo de Nuestra Senora la Reina de los Angeles de Porciuncula”?

A

LA

179
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Which pop artist died in New York in 1987?

A

Andy Warhol

180
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Sanford what presidential candidate from indiana lost to roosevelt in 1940

A

Wendell

181
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What was the first toy advertised on TV in USA

A

Mr Potato Head

182
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What is the flower that stands for: difficulties that i surmount

A

Mistletoe

183
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In Which Former Soviet Republic Do 100 Luma Make A Dram?

A

Armenia

184
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Which Country Did Celine Dion Represent In 1988 Eurovision Song Contest

A

Switzerland

185
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Who was assassinated on December 8, 1980 in New York City?

A

John Lennon

186
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The ______ tea party

A

Boston

187
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Singapore is the capital of ______?

A

Singapore

188
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Which of Neptune’s moons is the biggest?

A

Triton

189
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With which group does Damon Albarn sing

A

Blur

190
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For which European country did Mozambique declare independence in 1975?

A

Portugal

191
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In 1964 Douglas MacArthur U.S. general (Pacific theater-WW II), dies at

A

84

192
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On the face of which mountain does the climax of North by Northwest take place?

A

Mount Rushmore

193
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Canadian Ben Johnson Famously Lost His Olympic Title,World Record & Gold Medal By Failing A Drugs Test At The Summer Olympics But Where & When Did This Take Place ‘ Where (Country) & When (Year) ‘’

A

1988, Seoul / Korea

194
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What unrecognised phenomenon was discovered when Comet aircraft started to fall out of the sky

A

Metal fatigue

195
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What is the world’s fastest passenger aircraft?

A

Concorde

196
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Which sign used in punctuation denotes interrogation

A

Question mark

197
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Who built the lambarene missionary station

A

Albert schweitzer

198
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Who was Sitting Bull’s right hand man

A

Crazy horse

199
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Phronemophobia is the fear of

A

Thinking

200
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Who was the first athlete to clear eight feet in the high jump

A

Javier sotomayor

201
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Balein, Boops, Fin, Grampus and Pothead are types of what

A

Whale

202
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Who had a number one hit in 1966 with Keep on Running

A

Spencer davis group

203
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Unusual words - What’s the only word 4 double letters in a row

A

Bookkeeppers

204
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The Band King Sang “Love & Pride” Or “Love & Rockets”

A

Love & Pride

205
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At birth, the white whale is __________

A

Black

206
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How many pole positions did ayrton senna score

A

65

207
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6300 was the biggest cast in a commercial for what company

A

British Airways

208
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Hagen the _____ _______ supplies the liver with oxygen

A

Hepatic artery

209
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Who would wear a Hachimaki - or headband

A

Kamikaze pilots

210
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What is the capital of Belize ?

A

Belmopan

211
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Who wrote The Poseidon Adventure

A

Paul Gallico

212
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Which Band Consisted Of The Following Members “Wyclef Jean, Lauryn Hill, Pras MKichel

A

The Fugees

213
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In which cult novel do gang members known as ‘droogs’ appear

A

A Clockwork Orange

214
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What is the name of the least dense element

A

Hydrogen

215
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In what sport is the Palma Match contested

A

Shooting

216
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What was the first company formed to manufacture motor cars

A

Daimler

217
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What is the common name for a coin operated record player

A

Juke box

218
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Maya Angelou Made Herself Unavailable For Rehearsals After Working On Which Miusical

A

King - The Musical (1990)

219
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Which Football Club Reached The Fa Cup Final In 1885, 1984, & 1986

A

Everton

220
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If a dish is served `au gratin’ what does it have on it?

A

Cheese

221
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Which nationality drinks the most coffee per person per day

A

Sweden

222
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Whose last word were “I have not told half of what I saw”

A

Marco Polo

223
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What Shakespeare play is set in Massina and has Claudio in it

A

Much ado about Nothing

224
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By what name is the 3rd battle of Ypres known

A

Passchendaele

225
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In Britain what is The Andrew

A

The Royal Navy

226
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Which country has the longest land border?

A

China

227
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What does ‘n.b.a’ mean

A

National basketball association

228
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In Greek mythology, who drove the sun across the sky in his chariot?

A

Helios

229
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The 2 months added when the Roman calendar was expanded from 10 to 12 months

A

January & february

230
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Where would you Wedel

A

Ski slope

231
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Who was the 1990 Wimbledon women’s singles runner-up?

A

Zina Garrison

232
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In 1931 Al Capone was sentenced to how many years in prison

A

Eleven

233
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What insect gives its name and body to a food colouring

A

Cochineal

234
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Who won the Spanish grand prix at weekend?

A

Kimi Raikkonen

235
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Who is paul mccartney singing about in “here today”

A

John lennon

236
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What is the basic unit of currency for Egypt ?

A

Pound

237
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Which actress left ‘The Queen Vic’ in 1999 to begin a solo singing career

A

Martine mccutcheon

238
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Which city is known as the Windy City?

A

Chicago

239
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In Old England what would you do with your titties

A

Its an old word for Sisters

240
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Which Famous Book Begins With The Line ‘When shall we three meet again, in thunder, lightening, or in rain’

A

Macbeth

241
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Every human has one of these on their tummies.

A

Navel

242
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What was the thirteenth album released by Chicago?

A

Chicago XIII

243
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The ‘frigorifique’ was the names of the world’s first what

A

Refrigerator ship

244
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What Is EP Short

A

Extended Play

245
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What country is home to Sabena airlines

A

Belgium

246
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Which Famous Athlete Became Master Of Pembroke College Oxford In 1985

A

Roger Bannister

247
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What is the main ingredient of a traditional fondue?

A

Cheese

248
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Which Group Released The Album Entitled “Chemistry” In Late 2005 ?

A

Girls Aloud

249
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As what is minus forty celcius the same?

A

Minus forty fahrenheit

250
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What Was The Name Given To The Coding Machine Used By The Germans In World War II?

A

Enigma

251
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What large sea is between Europe & Africa

A

Mediterranean

252
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Who became U.S. president following the assassination of William McKinley in 1901

A

Theodore roosevelt

253
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What is the sum of 9685z + 235z - 1800z + 2z

A

8122z

254
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What Classic Toy Was Invented By Richard & Betty James In 1945?

A

Slinky

255
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The highest mountain on Earth, _____________, reaches only about halfway through the lowest layer of the troposphere.

A

Mount Everest

256
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-isms: This 20th century pihlosophical movement with thinkers and writers such as Sartre and Camus is responsible for the Theatre of the Absurd

A

Existentialism

257
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What is the basic unit of currency for Norway ?

A

Krone

258
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Which English King met Francis I of France on the ‘Field of the Cloth of Gold’

A

Henry viii

259
Q

Studios who recorded “true love ways” in 1965

A

Peter and gordon peter and gordon

260
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What is the throwing event making up part of the ancient greek pentathlon, in which a circular object had to be thrown

A

Discus

261
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Which Country Music Star Sang As Guest Vocalist On The KLF Track “Justfied And Ancient”

A

Tammy Wynette

262
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Who would perform the Maha Mantra

A

Hari Krishnas

263
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Common name for many rodents belonging to the same family as the woodchuck (marmot), chipmunk, and prairie dog

A

Squirrel

264
Q

What term describes a male swan?

A

Cob

265
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After Athens which is the largest Greek speaking city in the world

A

Melbourne

266
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What is considered to be the worlds fastest team game

A

Ice Hockey

267
Q

A light canvas shoe with a plaited sole

A

Espadrille

268
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Who did Spain fight in the 1808-1814 Peninsular War

A

Portugal

269
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What was the name of the mythical hero-king who slew Grendal?

A

Beowulf

270
Q

How did Karmuala Searlel - an early Tarzan die

A

Mauled by Elephant

271
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During the u.s civil war, how many blacks served in the union army

A

Two

272
Q

This imaginary line approximately follows the 180 degree meridian through the pacific ocean

A

International date line

273
Q

What musical instrument does John McEnroe play

A

Guitar

274
Q

What type of dog can be Manchester, Skye or Greenland

A

Terrier

275
Q

Beat It’ by Michael Jackson was the single of the year What year was it

A

1983

276
Q

Angel falls Venezuela Highest but where second Highest

A

Yosemite USA

277
Q

Small beetle destructive to the potato

A

Colorado

278
Q

Which area of water lies between China and Korea

A

Yellow sea

279
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In the nursery rhyme, what medication was applied to Jack’s head after his tumble down the hill

A

Vinegar and brown paper

280
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“Which of the following places is NOT a real U.S. city or town? ““Noel,Missouri”” - ““Santa Claus,Georgia””, ““St Nicholas Florida””, ““Snowflake,Texas”” “

A

Snowflake, Texas

281
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Which city is sacred to Jews, Christians, and Muslims

A

Jerusalem

282
Q

He directed “The Godfather”.

A

Francis Ford Coppola

283
Q

Ulan Bator is the capital of ______?

A

Mongolia

284
Q

Who Was Famous For Singing About “The Biggest Aspidastra In The World”

A

Dame Gracie Fields

285
Q

How To Save A Life Was The Debut Album Of Which Band

A

The Fray

286
Q

What is the largest wholly Indonesian island

A

Sumatra

287
Q

What is the medical term for cancer of the blood?

A

Leukemia

288
Q

Abbot - Costello routine who’s on first name the pitcher

A

Tomorrow

289
Q

What is Mongolia often called to distinguish it from an autonomous region in China

A

Outer mongolia

290
Q

Who was the recording engineer on Sgt. Pepper’s?

A

Geoff Emerick

291
Q

Who is Steveland Morris better known as?

A

Stevie Wonder

292
Q

Collective nouns - a Barren of what

A

Mules

293
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Name The Jackson Five’s Fourth consecutive Hit Reaching No.4 In The UK Charts In 1970

A

I’ll Be There

294
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Which English bowler achieved his test career best when he took 7 wickets for 46 runs against South Africa in December 1999

A

Andrew caddick

295
Q

He released the parody ‘oh you ate one too’ in 1988 which included the song ‘cabo wabo’

A

Van halen

296
Q

Disease caused by deficiency of vitamin d

A

Rickets

297
Q

What was computer pioneer niklaus wirth’s nickname at stanford

A

Bucky

298
Q

Picardy is in the north east of which country

A

France

299
Q

Ailurophobia is the fear of what

A

Cats

300
Q

Who played lestat in ‘interview with the vampire’

A

Tom cruise

301
Q

What was the name of the B-29 used at Hiroshima to drop the bomb?

A

Enola Gay

302
Q

Mount Dashan is in which African country

A

Ethiopia

303
Q

What was the name of Minnie Caldwell’s cat in Coronation Street

A

Bobby

304
Q

Who Is Tommy Tutone Trying To Call When He Dials “867 5309”

A

Jenny

305
Q

In which country would you find Karachi

A

Pakistan

306
Q

What is Kanga’s son’s name in the Winnie The Pooh stories

A

Baby roo

307
Q

What does the Latin phrase Deo Volente mean

A

God willing

308
Q

What Is The Michelin Man’s Nickname

A

Bibendum

309
Q

Hansen’s disease has another name what is it

A

Leprosy

310
Q

Which partnership was responsible for the musical Paint Your Wagon

A

Lerner & loewe

311
Q

In what country is Taipei?

A

Taiwan

312
Q

How many days will it be before a clock, losing 30 minutes a day shows the right time again

A

24

313
Q

Which opera overture is used as a background to Post-Grand Prix champagne celebrations?

A

Bizet’s Carmen

314
Q

Cat stevens sings ‘i can’t keep it in, i gotta ______’

A

Let it out

315
Q

U.S. captials Pennsylvania

A

Harrisburg

316
Q

Jayne Austin is famous but who reigned Britain when she wrote

A

George III

317
Q

Whats the surname of the mediaeval author of Canterbury Tales

A

Chaucer

318
Q

A racing sledge steered and braked mechanically

A

Bobsleigh

319
Q

St Fiacre is the Patron Saint of what

A

Piles

320
Q

Who played by Luther Adler Roy Goldman Peter Sellers etc

A

Adolf Hitler

321
Q

Who Wrote Mein Kampf (My Struggle)

A

Adolf Hitler

322
Q

Which individual had the highest income of anyone in the USA in the 1920s

A

Al capone

323
Q

Wiesmuller what was canada’s first national park

A

Banff national park

324
Q

Whats the worlds largest church

A

St peters, vatican city

325
Q

Where is salzburg

A

Austria

326
Q

What is a male guinea pig called

A

Boar

327
Q

Guayaquil is the largest city in what country

A

Ecuador

328
Q

What is the board game where it pays to know your trivia

A

Trivial pursuit

329
Q

What famous soap opera duo reigned on General Hospital in the eighties?

A

Luke and Laura

330
Q

Where was the original Crystal Palace built

A

Hyde Park in London

331
Q

How did Mussolini die

A

Execution

332
Q

In which book is Scheherazade a story teller ?

A

Arabian Nights

333
Q

October 1939 what UK battleship sunk torpedo loss 800 lives

A

Royal Oak

334
Q

What is South Korea’s national dish called?

A

Kimchee

335
Q

What Does The Term “Kung Fu” Mean

A

Leisure Time

336
Q

A terrapin is a type of _________.

A

Turtle

337
Q

What is the capital of Ethiopia ?

A

Addis Ababa

338
Q

Dammen in Dutch is what game

A

Draughts or Checkers

339
Q

Who is the only solo performer to win Euro song twice

A

Johnny Logan 1980 – 1987

340
Q

Who was the king of England from 1509-1547, and founder of the Church of England

A

Henry viii

341
Q

What term is used in cooking to describe food that has been cooked so that it is still firm to the bite?

A

Al Dente

342
Q

This European war was named after a peninsula between the Black sea and the sea of Azov?

A

Crimean War

343
Q

-isms: A painful stiffness of the muscles and joints

A

Rheumatism

344
Q

Peter George wrote Two Hours to Doom filmed as what

A

Dr Strangelove

345
Q

Name the profession most often late for doctors appointments

A

Doctors

346
Q

What is known to Pentagon procurement people as a “portable handheld communications inscriber”

A

A pen pen

347
Q

In which organ is Bile produced ?

A

Liver

348
Q

Who live in monasteries

A

Monks

349
Q

What’s the other name for the statue of Egyptian god Harmachis

A

The Sphinx

350
Q

Thirty three degrees fahrenheit who sang ‘islands in the stream’ with dolly parton

A

Kenny rogers

351
Q

Who invented a screw which lifts water to a higher level

A

Archimedes

352
Q

Managua is the capital of ______

A

Nicaragua

353
Q

Which Band Started Out In Basildon Under The Name “The Composition Of Sound”

A

Depeche Mode

354
Q

A Backgammon board is marked out in sawtooth “points” in two colours. How many of these points are there

A

24

355
Q

In the soapie ‘one life to live’ who was vicky’s alter ego

A

Nicky

356
Q

What would you do with a drupe

A

Eat it - it’s a fruit

357
Q

What is the royal disease

A

Haemophilia

358
Q

Gold or silver in lump valued by weight

A

Bullion

359
Q

A group of pigs is called a

A

Litter

360
Q

Lake Eyre, Australia’s lowest point , is in which state

A

South australia

361
Q

River Providence is the capital of what state

A

Rhode island

362
Q

Slate is formed by the metamorphosis of what

A

Shale

363
Q

Each year ___________ has approximately 5,000 earthquakes, including 1,000 that measure above 3.5 on the Richter scale.

A

Alaska

364
Q

What is the common name for muscivora forficata, the state bird of oklahoma

A

Scissor-tailed flycatcher

365
Q

How thick is an ice hockey puck

A

One inch

366
Q

Why was Fred Lorz disqualified 1904 Olympic marathon

A

Hitched a lift passing car

367
Q

Which character was invented in a comic for Montgomery Ward

A

Rudolf the red nosed reindeer

368
Q

Rum is made from this plant.

A

Sugar cane

369
Q

What is the largest country in the world?

A

Russia (c.17 million square kilometres)

370
Q

A jump in which the legs open in second position in the air, resembling a scissors.

A

Ciseaux

371
Q

What was Colombo’s dog called

A

Fang - Basset Hound

372
Q

Who born US Edu UK Expelled West Point Died Baltimore 40

A

Edgar Alen Poe

373
Q

What’s the number ten to the power of 100

A

A googol

374
Q

In what area of France is champagne made

A

Reims

375
Q

What sitcom was “The Facts of Life” a spinoff of?

A

Different Strokes

376
Q

What Is The Common Name For The Crane Fly

A

Daddy Long Legs

377
Q

In the 1996 version of “Romeo and Juliet”, who played Juliet?

A

Claire Danes

378
Q

Where could you find the Lutine Bell

A

Lloyds of London

379
Q

A government in which power is restricted to a few is a(n) __________.

A

Oligarchy

380
Q

What coutnry did 300,000 Chinese troops invade in February, 17979

A

Vietnam

381
Q

Who was the first sports announcer to address Muhammed Ali by his Muslim name

A

Howard Cosell

382
Q

Alphabetically speaking, which is the last of the 26 Irish counties. Most people say Wexford, but they’re wrong

A

Wicklow

383
Q

Who Was The First Athlete To Exceed a Distance Of Eight Metres In The Long Jump In 1935?

A

Jesse Owens

384
Q

What does the sign BYO, seen outside some Australian eating places, mean

A

Bring your own booze

385
Q

What Is Sauerkraut

A

Pickled Cabbage

386
Q

How many letters are in the Cambodian Alphabet

A

74

387
Q

Which singer is a former school teacher

A

Sheryl crow

388
Q

What is the Capital of: Brazil

A

Brasilia

389
Q

Who wrote, ‘Goodbye to all That’

A

Robert graves

390
Q

Name the porceilan chair you sit on at least once a day.

A

Toilet

391
Q

Relating to food what is another name for ‘tamarillo’

A

Tree tomato

392
Q

What units are used to measure the size of pearls

A

Grains

393
Q

Stygiophobia is the fear of

A

Hell

394
Q

What kind of cancer did Napoleon fear, because it ran in his family

A

Stomach

395
Q

What state is considered the vampire capitol of America

A

Rhode island

396
Q

Edgar Allen Poe wrote a famous poem about his animal

A

Raven

397
Q

Who failed an audition for Fame because was not pretty enough

A

Tom Cruise

398
Q

Who wrote the ‘Waverley Novels’

A

Walter scott

399
Q

The zeedonk is a cross between which two animals

A

Zebra & donkey

400
Q

What is stuffed with a sheep’s carcass stuffed with chickens stuffed with fish stuffed with eggs

A

Roast camel