Trivia Database_5 Flashcards

1
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Which beatle took up racing cars

A

George harrison

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2
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What song earned lionel richie his first grammy

A

Truly

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3
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What is a smew

A

A type of wild duck

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4
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After who was America named?

A

Amerigo Vespucci

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5
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What is the Capital of: Congo ,Republic of the

A

Brazzaville

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6
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Who Invented the ball point Pen

A

Laslo Biro

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7
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With what is rainfall measured?

A

Ombrometer

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8
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Which is the most remote island in the southern atlantic ocean?

A

Bouvet Island

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9
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At which American University were four students shot dead , while protesting against the Vietnam War

A

Kent

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10
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Hermes, Symphony and Anik are all what

A

Com satellites

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11
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Directed by Sydney Pollack, which film won the 1985 Oscar for Best Picture

A

Out of africa

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12
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This small animal is trained to hunt rats and rabbits.

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Ferret

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13
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Stage who made her show business debut under the name of ‘baby frances’

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Judy

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14
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Unknown Until the 60’s Who Started Their Career With A Wartime Mining Disaster

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The Bee Gees, New York Mining Disaster

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15
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What is the chemical name for the mineral known as ‘fool’s gold’

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Iron sulphide

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16
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A “pigskin” is another name for a(n) ________

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Football

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17
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Which French Atlantic port was the target of a raid on March 28th 1942, code-named ‘Operation Chariot’

A

St nazaire

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18
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Which is the largest bird of prey native to England

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Buzzard

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19
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Which Politician Punched A Protestor Who Threw An Egg At Him During A Visit To Wales In 1991

A

John Prescott

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20
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Superstition says the feathers of which bird shouldn’t be used as house decorations

A

Peacock

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21
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What was invented by Dr Albert Southwick in 1881

A

Electric chair

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22
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The film Cleopatra was banned in Egypt in 1963 why

A

Liz Taylor Jewish convert

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23
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Name the boat on which you can see Niagara Falls

A

Maid of the Mist

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24
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Who ordered the persecution of the christians in which peter and paul died

A

Nero

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25
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William the boys name means what

A

Resolute Protector

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26
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In 1878 Thomas Alva Edison patents the

A

Phonograph

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27
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This science deals with the motion of projectiles.

A

Ballistics

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28
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The North Star is also known as _______.

A

Polaris

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29
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What are wrapped in rashers of bacon to make the dish Angels on Horseback

A

Oysters

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30
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Of what was vadim viktorovich bakatin the last chairman

A

K.g.b

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31
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In 1880, there were approximately 2 billion passenger pigeons in the United States. By 1914, the species was __________

A

Extinct

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32
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What does a philologist study

A

Languages

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33
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In which continent would you find the Amur river ?

A

Asia

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34
Q

POETS: Who wrote Kabla Kahn

A

Samuel taylor coleridge

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35
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What is the largest natural harbour in south africa

A

Saldanha bay

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36
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Who wrote Lord Of The Rings

A

J.R.R. tolkien

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37
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What was the last film of director Stanley Kubrick?

A

Eyes Wide Shut

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38
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What is the flower that stands for: do me justice

A

Sweet chestnut tree

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39
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What animal provide 50% of all the protein eaten in Peru

A

Guinea Pigs

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40
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Which Beatle wrote the score for the 1966 film The Family Way

A

Paul mccartney

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41
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Who was the first king of israel

A

Saul

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42
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What lives in a formicary?

A

Ants

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43
Q

What muscle is joined by the lingual nerve to the brain?

A

Tongue

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44
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What’s the claim to fame of abraham zapruder

A

He filmed john f. kennedy’s assassination

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45
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In the film ‘American Hot Wax’, who did Jay Leno play?

A

Mookie

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46
Q

In 1999 20% of all US tourists came from which country

A

Japan

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47
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In which hospital would you find Sir Lancelot Spratt?

A

St Swithens

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48
Q

What is the capital of Barbados

A

Bridgetown

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49
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This statue was found on the Greek island of Melos in 1820.

A

Venus de milo

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50
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What is a group of this animal called: Rook

A

Building clamour

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51
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What kind of tree is Alexander the Greats entire army said to have sheltered under

A

Banyan

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52
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Who has the most u.s banknotes

A

Russia

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53
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Large extinct flightless bird

A

Dodo

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54
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Who was the first (and last) catholic president

A

Kennedy

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55
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The Bay of Naples and the Gulf of Salerno are inlets of which sea

A

Tyrrhenian

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56
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The duodenum and the jejunum are two of the three sections of the small intestine. Which is the third

A

Ileum

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57
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Rodrigo Diaz de Vivar famous under what nickname

A

El Cid

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58
Q

The King in chess can move a maximum of this many squares.

A

Two

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59
Q

What is the longest running musical in Broadway history?

A

Cats

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60
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Who In 1963 , Became The First Film Star To Earn A Million Dollars For A Single Film

A

Elizabeth Taylor In Cleopatra

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61
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The only national airline that has never had a crash nor a forced landing.

A

Qantas

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62
Q

What constellation is represented by scales

A

Libra

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63
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The Song “Crazy” Is Synonymous With Pasty Cline But Who Wrote It

A

Willie Nelson

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64
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What U.S. state includes the telephone area code 501

A

Arkansas

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65
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Who does fred savage play on ‘the wonder years’

A

Kevin arnold

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66
Q

How Many Jumps Are There In The Grand National

A

30 Jumps

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67
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A technique by which patients monitor their own bodily functions in an attempt to alter those functions

A

Bio feedback

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68
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Which vegetable is the principal ingredient of rosti?

A

Potato

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69
Q

When was the smoke detector invented

A

1969

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70
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What herb seed can be either black or white, & yields an oil that resists turning rancid

A

Sesame

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71
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Who was the first athlete to have an animated cartoon series

A

Mohamed Ali

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72
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The cells which make up the antlers of a __________

A

Are the fastest growing animal cells in nature. moose

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73
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Talking of Holland, traditionally Santa doesn’t actually deliver the presents who does, is it, Rudolph, Santa’s servant Black Peter, A goat named Ukko or Thirteen Elves

A

His servant Black Peter

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74
Q

During which war did the expression “They shall not pass” originate

A

World war 1

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75
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In 1983 Challenger crew perform a spacewalk - first by U.S. in

A

9 years

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76
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What was John Fitzgerald Kennedy’s campaign song in 1960

A

High Hopes

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77
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Because the emu and the kangaroo cannot walk backwards, they are on the australian ______

A

Coat of arms

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78
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What is the second-highest mountain in Africa?

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Mt Kenya

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79
Q

Why Do Fossils Of Long Necked Dinosaurs Appear To Show The Head Pulled Back Over The Body

A

Shrinkage Of Neck Muscles After Death

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80
Q

The Dutch Royal family are Orange where is Orange

A

Village in France

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81
Q

Chronos in Greek Saturnus in Roman Gods of what

A

The Harvest

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82
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Who Starred In The Very Last Program To Be Broadcast By The BBC Just Before The Start Of The 2 nd World War

A

Mickey Mouse

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83
Q

Where on your body are the most sweat glands

A

Feet

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84
Q

The most common hat in the world is made out of what

A

Bamboo

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85
Q

Which comic strip was banned from “Stars and Stripes”?

A

Beetle Bailey

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86
Q

Bilrubin is produced by what part of the body

A

Liver

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87
Q

Who was the Chief Designer of the Hawker Hurricane fighter aircraft

A

Sidney camm

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88
Q

What is the currency of Egypt

A

The Pound

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89
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What sort or creature is a Boto

A

Dolphin

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90
Q

Who wrote “The Old Man and the Sea”

A

Ernest hemingway

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91
Q

In Which Country Was Gin Invented

A

Holland

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92
Q

In law, special court exercising jurisdiction over all maritime issues

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Admiralty

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93
Q

What does Honolulu mean in Hawaiian

A

Sheltered Harbour

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94
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What is the former name of Guinea-Bissau

A

Portuguese guinea

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95
Q

What kind of apple is on the beatles’ apple label

A

Granny smith

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96
Q

Who Was Standing In the Road

A

Blackfoot Sue

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97
Q

“Need You Tonight” Was A Hit For Which Aussie Rockers

A

INXS

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98
Q

What is the third movement of a symphony called

A

Minuet

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99
Q

Laika was the first ever dog to do what

A

Go into space

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100
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Who Was The First Musical Act To Have A No.1 Hit With The Stock Aitken & Waterman Hit Factory

A

Dead Or Alive

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101
Q

What’s heaven to fallen Norse warriors

A

Valhalla

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102
Q

What Was Rod Stewarts 1975 Nautical UK No.1 Single

A

Sailing

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103
Q

What was the initial capital of USSR?

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Leningrad

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104
Q

More than 40% of USA women were once what

A

Girl Scouts

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105
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Which country was the first to allow women to vote in 1893?

A

New Zealand

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106
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What fictitious murderer first appeared in String of Pearls 1840s

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Sweeny Todd

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107
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What wife of a U.S. President was accused of being a spy

A

Mary todd lincoln

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108
Q

What Does Mass Multipled By Velocity Give You

A

Momentum

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109
Q

What Is The Collective Term For Ducks?

A

A Paddling

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110
Q

Who said about his songs “some are 10 minutes long some are 6”

A

Bob Dylan

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111
Q

What state has the bluebonnet as it’s flower

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Texas

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112
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What Do Sir Isaac Newton, Kenny Everett & Annie Lennox All Have In Common

A

All Born On Christmas Day

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113
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What is Ronald Reagan’s middle name

A

Wilson

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114
Q

James hunt was disqualified after winning which grand prix

A

1976 british

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115
Q

What was Ghandi’s profession

A

Lawyer

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116
Q

What’s the opposite of ‘synonym’

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Antonym

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117
Q

In World War 2, where was the defensive line known as The Gin Drinkers Line

A

Hong kong

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118
Q

Which Film Director Did Madonna Marry In Scotland In 2000

A

Guy Richie

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119
Q

What is the state flower of Wisconsin

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Wood violet

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120
Q

Which was the first Pinball game that used flippers ?

A

Humpty Dumpty

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121
Q

An animal described as ecostate lacks which physical feature

A

Ribs

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122
Q

Which detective story writer created the character Tommy Beresford

A

Agatha christie

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123
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Who was the first prime minister of Israel

A

David ben gurion

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124
Q

Who rode Rocinante

A

Don Quixote

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125
Q

Who Knew Major Tom Was A Junkie

A

David Bowie

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126
Q

Who played Samantha on “Bewitched”

A

Elizabeth Montgomery

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127
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What Are Tracy Thorn & Ben Watt Collectively Known As

A

Everything But The Girl

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128
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What seaport’s name is spanish for ‘white house’

A

Casablanca

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129
Q

What is 9 metres high, 7 metres wide and 2,500 kilometres long

A

Great wall of

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130
Q

If The Sum Of The Distances Between 2 Points Is Constant What Shape Do You Get

A

Circle / Ellipse

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131
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Name the only war to end on the same day that the U.S. draft ended

A

Vietnam war

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132
Q

French impressionist Claude _____

A

Monet

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133
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Vegetable with green or purple leaves forming a round head

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Cabbage

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134
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What is the square root of the sum of 55+65+24

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12

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135
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In the ‘Nightmare On Elm Street’ films, who played Freddy Krueger?

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Robert Englund

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What London landmark has an 11 foot long hand?

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Big Ben

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137
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Where on a horse is the pastern

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Above the hoof

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138
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Famous Lyrics: “There’s a lady who knows all that glitters is gold and she’s _____ _ _____ __ _____”

A

Buying a stairway to heaven

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139
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What word did non-English speakers say sounded prettiest

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Diarrhoea

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140
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Leporine refers to what kind of animal

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Rabbit

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141
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The Big Dipper is part of what constellation?

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Ursa Major

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142
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Sir Emest Swinton was a British colonel credited with the invention of which weapon

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Tank

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143
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In ‘Star Trek’, who was the captain of the ‘Enterprise C’?

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Rachel Garret

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144
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Kainolophobia is the fear of

A

Novelty

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145
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Which element makes up 3.63% of the Earth’s crust ?

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Calcium

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146
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What is a Winston Churchill

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Cigar

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147
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What mineral salt is an important constituent of bones and teeth

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Calcium

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148
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Which drink is known as “the uncola”

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7-up

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149
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Where is tobruk

A

Libya

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150
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What is the Capital of: Puerto Rico

A

San juan

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151
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What was the name of the scandal that forced President Nixon to resign?

A

Watergate

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152
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What is liquid clay used in pottery

A

Slip

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153
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Which TV show portrayed the lives of performing arts high school students

A

Fame

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154
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What blood type has been found in less than a dozen people since it was first discovered

A

Type ah

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155
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What city has a newpaper called the plain dealer

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Cleveland

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156
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What first appeared at the 1928 Winter Olympics

A

Five Olympic Rings

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157
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Who appeared on the first cover of TV guide 3 April 1953

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Desi Arnaz Jr

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158
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Cord what colour is the umbilical cord

A

Blue

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159
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Which two early 19th century German brothers wrote a collection of fairy tales

A

Grimm brothers

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160
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Taal is an alternative name for what language

A

Afrikaans

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161
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Which queen had menstrual cramps eased with marijuana

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Queen victoria

162
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What is the Capital of: China

A

Beijing

163
Q

What animal has the highest blood pressure

A

Giraffe

164
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According to Billboard what was the top single of the 60s

A

Hey Jude

165
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Worlds first paperback book written in 1867 by Goethe what title

A

Faust I

166
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The Horned Planet is better known as what

A

Venus

167
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What do diners in a restaurant use to take away their leftovers

A

Doggy bag

168
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What religions sacred writings are divided into the Tripitaka

A

Buddhism

169
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Where is Bonnie Prince Charlie buried

A

Rome

170
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In which war was Bunker Hill a major battle?

A

The American War Of Independence

171
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In which European country did the use of Christmas trees originate

A

Germany (5th Century)

172
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Who created the music for N2O: Nitrous Oxide?

A

The Crystal Method

173
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What Was Westlifes First UK Number One Hit?

A

Swear It All Over Again

174
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Springsteen What country’s explorers discovered the site of Pensacola, Florida

A

Spain

175
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By the time a child finishes elementary school they will have witnessed how many murders on television

A

8,000

176
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What place is known as ‘the land nowhere near’

A

Cape three points

177
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What is the latin phrase meaning ‘for the particular end or purpose at hand’

A

Ad hoc

178
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What is the name given to a group of geese

A

Gaggle

179
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What relation to you is your uncle’s father

A

Grandfather

180
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Which fruit is used to make Calvados?

A

Apples

181
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Women do it twice as often as men - what

A

Blink

182
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In the Bible Judah was in which province

A

Palestine

183
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Macrophobia is the fear of

A

Long waits

184
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Who said “Its so long since sex I forget who gets tied up”

A

Joan Rivers

185
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What was Anne’s surname in Anne of Green Gables

A

Shirley

186
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Which Premiership Club Play Their Home Games At The JJB Stadium?

A

Wigan Athletic

187
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What was Spencer Tracy’s last film

A

Guess whose coming to dinner

188
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In what Australian state would you find Canberra

A

Act

189
Q

What product is consumed most in California

A

Bottled Water

190
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In Which Story Does The Schoolboy (Piggy) Star

A

Lord Of The Flies

191
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What did robert bunsen invent

A

Bunsen burner

192
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Who was Olive Oyls boyfriend - before Popeye

A

Ham Gravy

193
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In which North American city would you find the 1815 feet high C.N. Tower

A

Toronto

194
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Charles Jung invented what in America

A

Fortune Cookies

195
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Who Was Ptolemy Dionysius Related To As Both Brother And Husband

A

Cleopatra

196
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In Georgia what can you not keep in your bathtub

A

Donkey

197
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What was the chief Roman silver coin

A

Denarius

198
Q

Are Worker Ants Male Or Female?

A

Female

199
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Who was the first man in space?

A

Yuri Gagarin

200
Q

What is Virga

A

Rain the don’t reach ground

201
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In telephony, what do the initials ISDN stand for

A

Integrated services digital network

202
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The Dirty Harry franchise ran to five films what was the title of the final 1988 film

A

The dead pool

203
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Which footballer was sentenced to 3 months at Ford Open Prison in 1984 for drink driving and assaulting a police officer?

A

George Best

204
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What is the flower that stands for: addresses rejected

A

Ice plant

205
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Basketball: the Milwaukee _______

A

Bucks

206
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A Stand or Flamboyance is the collective noun for which type of bird?

A

Flamingo

207
Q

The telephone was invented in which year

A

1876

208
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Type of spongiform encaphalopathy affecting human beings and leading to dementia

A

Creutzfeldt-jakob disease

209
Q

Unit of measure for energy

A

Joule

210
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Who was the second king of israel

A

David

211
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Which Musical Was Built Around The Songs Of The Pop Group Abba

A

Mamma Mia

212
Q

Which saint died about 601 AD

A

David

213
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What geographic term describes a hill with sharply sloping sides & a flat top

A

Butte

214
Q

What is the capital of Philippines

A

Manila

215
Q

Who Had A Number One Hit With “Fill Me In” In 2000?

A

Craig David

216
Q

What class of ship was the Caine

A

Minesweeper

217
Q

Creme de Menthe and brandy make which cocktail?

A

A Stinger

218
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Name Dennis the Menace dog Hank Ketchum comics 1950s

A

Ruff

219
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The 9 banded armadillo and humans have what in common

A

Both catch Leprosy

220
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Reeves who produced ‘sgt pepper’s lonely hearts club band’

A

George martin

221
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What Type Of Shop Predominates On The Ponte Vecchio In Florence

A

Jewellers Have Had The Monopoly Since 1593

222
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What US state is the magnolia state

A

Mississippi

223
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Wiley E Coyote chases roadrunner what does the E stand for

A

Ethelbert

224
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Thousand after what are the b52 bombers named

A

Fifties hairdo

225
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Who was the first female American astronaut ?

A

Sally Ride

226
Q

What is the capital of Algeria ?

A

Algiers

227
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Who collaborated with John Lennon on ‘Whatever Gets You Through The Night’?

A

Elton John

228
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Dance with a Stranger was the film of who’s life story

A

Ruth Ellis

229
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A band of painted or sculpted decoration, often at the top of a wall.

A

Frieze

230
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Who’s first girlfriend was named Thelma Pickles?

A

John Lennon

231
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What keeps growing until you are 35 then starts to shrink

A

Your Skeleton

232
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Who was the first African American to play in a NBA game

A

Earl Lloyd

233
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Which building material gets its name from Arabic for the brick

A

Adobe

234
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What Was The First TV Show To Be Filmed In Colour

A

Stingray

235
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Where did Clark Kent attend college?

A

Metropolis University

236
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Which Comedian Has The Real Name Of “Robert Davis”

A

Jasper Carrott

237
Q

What is the medical term for an eyeball shaped like a rugby ball

A

Astigmatism

238
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How Long Can A Stag Beetle Spend As A Larva

A

Up To Three Years

239
Q

Rebecca Rolfe Is More Commonly Known As Who

A

Pocahontas

240
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What is the address of The Munsters?

A

1313 Mockingbird Lane

241
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In what mountain range is Kicking Horse Pass?

A

Rocky

242
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In an average lifetime, the average american charges on _____

A

Credit cards

243
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Which cow disease was first identified in Britian in 1986 and by 1996 had claimed 158,000 cattle

A

Bovine spongiform encephalopathy

244
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In the film ‘home alone’, who played the baddies

A

Joe pesci and daniel stern

245
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What is the highest active volcano in the world?

A

Cotopaxi

246
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On what does the firefly depend to find mates

A

Sight

247
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Whose suicide made robert mitchum sigh, “she seemed like a lost child”

A

Marilyn monroe

248
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Who was captain of ‘the mayflower’

A

Miles standish

249
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On which motorway are the Michael Wood and Gordano service areas

A

M5

250
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What is the fear of gods or religion known as

A

Theophobia

251
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Who was the female star of the film ‘Seperate Tables’

A

Deborah kerr

252
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England its illegal for a lady to do what on a public conveyance

A

Eat Chocolates

253
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What boys name means Rich Guard

A

Edward or Edmund

254
Q

Wwhat is the name of Mulder and Scully’s supervisor on the X-files?

A

Walter Skinner

255
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Estelle Parsons best supporting actress Oscar what 1967 film

A

Bonnie and Clyde

256
Q

In egyptian mythology, who was isis the wife of

A

Osiris

257
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Who recorded the album “Wings Over America” in 1976

A

Paul McCartney

258
Q

Worker ants may live up to how many years

A

Seven

259
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When And Over What Was The First British Referendum Held?

A

1975, Membership Of The EEC

260
Q

What is the Australian sea wasp

A

Jellyfish

261
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What Connects Jeff Healey, Ray Charles, Stevie Wonder

A

All Are Blind

262
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Which country blew up a greenpeace ship in new zealand

A

France

263
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What is the principal river of Ireland?

A

Shannon

264
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What Russian revolutionary founded Pravda

A

Leon Trotsky

265
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What name is given to the current of warm water that flows across the Pacific to Peru

A

El nino

266
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What Is Lepidoptery Better Known As

A

Butterfly Collecting

267
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What’s the plural of ‘larva’

A

Larvae

268
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Which russian scientist used dogs to study conditioned reflexes

A

Ivan pavlov

269
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After Who Was The Sandwich Named

A

The Earl Of Sandwich

270
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Who was the first Christian missionary?

A

Paul

271
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Who won a boxing gold medal at Sydney in 2000 in the super heavyweight division?

A

Audley Harrison

272
Q

Where is the site of the U.S. bullion depository

A

Fort knox

273
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Which famous athlete was was a Tory M.P. from 1959-66 and 1969-74; latterly holding ministerial office

A

Chris chataway

274
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How many locks are there on the Suez Canal

A

None

275
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Who is the Norse god of fertility, sun, & rain

A

Frey

276
Q

One of the band steps is nicknamed H what’s it stand for

A

Hyperactive

277
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A person with refined taste in food and drink

A

Epicure

278
Q

Who Organised The Legendary 1972 Bickershaw Festival Starring The Grateful Dead, Captain Beefheart, & Donovan

A

Jeremy Beadle

279
Q

In Italy, if you were served pesce martello, what would you be about to eat?

A

Shark

280
Q

Who is the famed musical director for Square’s Final Fantasy series?

A

Nobuo Uematsu

281
Q

Equestrian, Yachting and what Olympic sport are sexes equal

A

Shooting

282
Q

What is the current no 1 aphrodisiac (reputedly)

A

Asparagus

283
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Who is Goldie Hawns actor partner

A

Kurt russell

284
Q

What planet was ‘ALF’ from?

A

Melmac

285
Q

What Country Was The First To Win The World Cup & What Country Was The First To Host It (PFE)

A

Uruguay & Uruguay

286
Q

What is the address Donald Duck lives at

A

1313 webfoot walk, duckburg, calisota

287
Q

What is the unit of currency in Hungary

A

Forint

288
Q

One of Ferdinand Magellen vessels completed the first circumnavigation of the world in which year

A

1522

289
Q

How long is Lent is western churches?

A

40 Days

290
Q

According to the Bible who is Jesus’s father

A

God

291
Q

What Is A Ramekin

A

A Small Casserole Dish

292
Q

Pilgrims visit Mecca where is Mecca

A

Saudi Arabia

293
Q

March April and May are the only months that have what

A

Anagrams Charm Ripal Yam

294
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Puritan preacher who said “Wine is from God, the drunkard is from the Devil”

A

Increase mather

295
Q

Which Canadian island is the setting for ‘Anne of Green Gables

A

Prince edward island

296
Q

What ship sank in “a night to remember”

A

Titanic

297
Q

By the time a child finishes elementary school they will have witnessed how many acts of violence on television

A

100000

298
Q

Stewart Goddard changed his name to become what pop hit

A

Adam Ant

299
Q

Which English Prime Minister was known as ‘the Great Commoner’?

A

William Pitt the Elder

300
Q

Who is the lead singer of the group doors

A

Jim morrison

301
Q

Which Novel Was The First To Be Written On A Typewriter

A

Adventures Of Tom Sawyer

302
Q

In Guelph Ontario a by-law makes what illegal in the city

A

Peeing A no Pee zone

303
Q

In which European city is Charles university

A

Prague

304
Q

What is the young of this animal called: Pigeon

A

Squab squeaker

305
Q

The easiest to defend continent in Risk

A

Australia

306
Q

In dry measure 8 quarts are a what

A

Peck

307
Q

Gerald Thomas directed what series of films

A

Carry on Films

308
Q

What links Sivan Av Tevat and Adar

A

Jewish months

309
Q

Winnie the Pooh lived where

A

Hundred Acre Wood

310
Q

What do men do half as much as women

A

Blink

311
Q

In ‘startrek’, who did leonard nimoy play

A

Dr spock

312
Q

Which song did the easybeats record that everyone sang at the end of a work week

A

Friday on my mind

313
Q

Who Originally Said Of Gerald Ford That ‘He Was So Dumb That He Couldn’t Fart And Chew Gum At The Same Time’

A

Lyndon B Johnson

314
Q

If an Aussie called you a Bananabender what would he mean

A

You were from Queensland state

315
Q

Born May 7, 1901, He Starred In This Movie: Dallas - 1950

A

Gary cooper

316
Q

Which metal has the chemical element W?

A

Tungsten

317
Q

What colour is Llamas milk

A

Yellow

318
Q

For which ad campaign was the line ‘I can’t believe I ate the whole thing’ used?

A

Alka Seltzer

319
Q

Who is the persian god of light

A

Mithra

320
Q

What is the national sport of Finland

A

Motor Rallying

321
Q

Who was the black assistant of mandrake the magician

A

Lothar

322
Q

Which doctor loved Lara Antipova

A

Dr zhivago

323
Q

A crocodile can’t stick out its __________

A

Tongue

324
Q

If yoU.S.uffer from ailurophobia what are you afraid of

A

Cats

325
Q

Who Said “Who controls the past controls the future. Who controls the present controls the past”?

A

George Orwell

326
Q

Name Paul McCartneys Back Up Group On His We All Stand Together Single

A

The Frog Chorus

327
Q

What popular drink was introduced at the St Louis World’s Fair in 1904

A

Ice

328
Q

Which writer coined the word Cyberspace in 1984

A

William Gibson – Neuromancer

329
Q

Who won the 1988 Superbowl

A

Washington Redskins

330
Q

What is the Capital of: Aruba

A

Oranjestad

331
Q

The Christmas Tree Displayed In Londons Trafalgar Square Is Traditionally Donated By Which Country

A

Norway

332
Q

Countries of the world:central Europe, the capital is Prague

A

Czech republic

333
Q

What dog has the best eyesight

A

Greyhound

334
Q

What was Madam Curie’s husbands name

A

Pierre

335
Q

What was first played at Ballarrat gold fields, Australia in 1853

A

Australian rules football

336
Q

Spanish: how do yoU.S.ay “fifty”

A

Cincuenta

337
Q

The first programmable machine was made in 1808, what was it

A

Loom

338
Q

How Did Henry Stanley Carry His Boat, The Lady Alice Overland

A

He Divided It Into 8 Sections

339
Q

In The World Of Music How Is Raymond Burns More Commonly Known

A

Captain Sensible

340
Q

Where did aristotle believe the seat of intelligence was

A

Heart

341
Q

What is bovine spongiform encephalopathy

A

Mad cow disease

342
Q

Britain’s first stretch of motorway was opened in 1958 to bypass which northern town (now a city)

A

Preston

343
Q

What did members of the nazi ss have tattooed in their armpits

A

Blood type

344
Q

Heroin is the brand name of morphine once marketed by which pharmaceutical company?

A

Bayer

345
Q

In what city 1985 was the worlds first computer museum opened

A

Boston

346
Q

Whose likeness is displayed on the purple heart medal

A

George washington

347
Q

Which Film Starring John Candy Told The Story Of The Jamaican Bobsleigh Team

A

Cool Runnings

348
Q

What is a gricer interested in?

A

Trains

349
Q

Which films are about the Corleone family?

A

The Godfather films

350
Q

Floating wreckage at sea

A

Flotsam

351
Q

The biggest frog is the appropriately named __________ frog (Conraua goliath) of Cameroon. They reach nearly 30 cm (a foot) and weigh as much as 3.3 kilograms.

A

Goliath

352
Q

What roman emperor does the King of Diamonds represent

A

Julius caesar

353
Q

The Name Of Which Chinese Dish Means ‘Odds & Ends’

A

Chop Suey

354
Q

Link the sports Cricket, Rackets, Croquet and Motorboat racing

A

Only appeared once in Olympics

355
Q

Who wrote ‘Bliss was it in that dawn to be alive, but to be young was very heaven’

A

William wordsworth

356
Q

What does wyatt earp’s headstone say

A

..that nothing’s so sacred as honor and

357
Q

Who played bonnie to warren beatty’s clyde

A

Faye dunaway

358
Q

Which Band Recorded The Album “Hysteria”

A

Def Leppard

359
Q

On the 80’s album Purple Rain who backed Prince?

A

The Revolution

360
Q

Which classic Hollywood western is based on the film “The Seven Samurai

A

The magnificent seven

361
Q

What two-person group recorded the song ‘love will keep us together’

A

Captain

362
Q

Who was the leader of the wolves in Kipling’s Jungle Book

A

Akala

363
Q

Who Had A Hit In 1981 With The Song Daddy’s Home

A

Cliff Richard

364
Q

Monza & Silverstone Are Venue’s For Which Sport?

A

Formula One Racing

365
Q

What novel contains the line: “who promoted major major”

A

Catch 22

366
Q

What is the real identity of aquaman

A

Arthur curry

367
Q

What Is The Square Root Of 144

A

12

368
Q

At which village in West Sussex was a Roman palace discovered in 1960

A

Fishbourne

369
Q

For what is the eighteenth and nineteenth century sailor Sir Francis Beaufort best remembered?

A

His System Of Wind Force Indicators

370
Q

In which Australian state or territory is the Kimberley Plateau and Eighty Mile Beach

A

Western australia

371
Q

Which nation calls its parliament ‘The Knesset’?

A

Israel

372
Q

90% of all thoroughbreds are descended from what horse

A

Eclipse

373
Q

Alan Stuart Konigsberg famous as who

A

Woody Allen

374
Q

How many points does a player score for a goal in hurling?

A

3 Points

375
Q

Tinky winky, Dipsy LaLa and Po are know as what?

A

The Teletubbies

376
Q

What kind of food is Cullan Skink

A

Fish

377
Q

In Which Ocean Is The Gulf Stream

A

The Atlantic

378
Q

In religious institutions, a courtyard with covered walks.

A

Cloister

379
Q

Which 1990’s Star Appeared As A Child On The Sleeve To The Grateful Deads 1969 “Aoxmoxoa” Album

A

Courtney Love

380
Q

Concertino=short concerto, concertina=simple type of this instrument

A

Accordian

381
Q

In 18th century England what was known as Old Tom

A

Gin

382
Q

Nudophobia is the fear of

A

Nudity

383
Q

What was the nationality of Franz Liszt

A

Hungarian

384
Q

What does bette davis’ headstone say

A

She did it the hard way

385
Q

What capital city is found near the headwaters of the Bosna River

A

Sarajevo

386
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Qatar ?

A

Riyal

387
Q

Which Pop Duo Before Hitting The Big Time Were Formally Kno wn As Executive

A

Wham

388
Q

Who founded the academy in athens

A

Plato

389
Q

The oldest tree in Britain is a yew in Scotland, how old is it

A

1,500 years

390
Q

Grasshopper Glacier in ___________ was named for the grasshoppers that can still be seen frozen in the ice.

A

Montana

391
Q

Was “Glory Of Love” A Hit For Peter Cetera Or Kenny Loggins

A

Peter Cetera

392
Q

Angus Drummie Zeb Gaye is a member of which group

A

Aswad

393
Q

Which island lies to the west of australia

A

Mauritius

394
Q

As who is the Frankish ruler Charles the Great better known

A

Charlemagne

395
Q

In the 1998 film “Titanic”, who played the part of Captain Smith

A

Bernard hill

396
Q

Who imported the first Go set into Britain ?

A

Marco Polo

397
Q

Only 2 Songs By The Beatles Spent Over 7 Weeks At No.1 “From Me To You” Was One Name The Other

A

Hello, Goodbye

398
Q

According to historians what is the oldest device still used

A

Toothpicks

399
Q

Which US president twice served as an executioner

A

Grover Cleveland – duty as sheriff

400
Q

Near what falls did Jimmy Angel crash his plane in 1937?

A

Angel Falls