Trivia Database_58 Flashcards

1
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Tarquin the Proud was the last king of where

A

Rome

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2
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Yoga (the meditation) is a Sanskrit word meaning what

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Union

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3
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Which Water Bird Has Brown & Black Feathers With A White Flank Slash & A Red Beak Shield

A

Moorhen

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4
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Name The Probable First And Last Single From 1,300 Drums Feat The Unjustified Ancients Of Mu

A

OOh AAh Cantona

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5
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The minimum wage in 1938 was how many cents per hour

A

25

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6
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Who wrote the novel ‘Orlando’

A

Virginia woolf

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7
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In Italian translation who is Mr Kiss Kiss Bang Bang

A

James Bond

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8
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What’s another name for a mountain lion

A

Puma

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9
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Who is the third opponent in ‘Super Smash Brothers’?

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Fox McCloud

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10
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Which American president said, ‘It is not best to swap horses when crossing streams’

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Abraham lincoln

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11
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What does a phlebotomist do

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Draws blood samples

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12
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In which Latin American country is the Quetzal the main unit of currency

A

Guatemala

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13
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Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos were exiled in what year

A

1986

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14
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Transposition of the letters of a word or phrase to form a new word or phrase.

A

Anagram

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15
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Jon Moss Was The Drummer With Which 80’s Band

A

Culture Club

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16
Q

What kind of chair sits on curved runners

A

Rocking chair

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17
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Who was C3PO’s sidekick in “Star Wars”?

A

R2D2

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18
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In which city is the Alhambra Palace

A

Granada

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19
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What travels faster than light a laser beam, sound or nothing

A

Nothing

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20
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British politician John Montigue is credited with inventing what

A

4th Earl of Sandwich

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21
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Approximately how many years old is the first known written advertisement?

A

Three thousand

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22
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Maurice Micklewhite became famous as who

A

Michael Caine

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23
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What plant’s bulb can make you cry

A

Onion

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24
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Which weight division in boxing lies between flyweight and featherweight?

A

Batamweight

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25
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Which 2 countries will host the 2002 Soccer World Cup finals

A

Japan - South Korea

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26
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Who directed the film Silence of the Lambs

A

Jonathan demme

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27
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Who was the Roman god of agriculture

A

Saturn

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28
Q

French: done and past arguing about

A

Fait accompli

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29
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In which state is Appomattax

A

Virginia

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30
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In what Hitchcock film does he NOT appear

A

Lifeboat

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31
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What is a group of this animal called: Chicks

A

Clutch chattering

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32
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What figure in greek mythology gave fire to man

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Prometheus

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33
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Which Band Performed “Oh Yeah” From The “Ferris Buellers Day Off” Soundtrack

A

Yello

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34
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What does the medical abbreviation LD stand for

A

Lethal dose

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35
Q

Name Jennifer Anniston’s Godfather

A

Telly Savalas

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36
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Under What Name Did Yaron Cohen Win The Eurovision Song Contest In 1998

A

Dana International

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37
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Which former footballer is the Brazilian Sports Minister

A

Pele

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38
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Who was the second president of the U.S.

A

John adams

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39
Q

What did Dr Godfrey invent in 1762

A

Fire extinguisher

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40
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At whose court was Merlin the wizard

A

King Arthur Arthur

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41
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In the World Of Music Which Band is made up with the members Jim, Andrea, Caroline and Sharon

A

The Corrs

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42
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Which actor was born Maurice Micklewhite

A

Michael caine

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43
Q

What is the minimum number of degrees in a reflex angle

A

180

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44
Q

In Maryland its illegal to frighten who or what

A

A Pigeon

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45
Q

Katagelophobia is the fear of

A

Ridicule

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46
Q

Name the author of Frankenstein

A

Mary Shelley

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47
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Blanchard and Jeffries crossed the English Channel in 1785 using what means of transport

A

Hydrogen balloon

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48
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What is the flower that stands for: amiability

A

Jasmine

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49
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What is the fear of hospitals known as

A

Nosocomephobia

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50
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What is the only bird that can see the color blue

A

The owl

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51
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Who won each of golfs four grand slam tournaments at least three times

A

Jack nicklaus

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52
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The three number systems commonly used in computers are binary, decimal and _________.

A

Hexadecimal

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53
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In Lang Kansas illegal ride a donkey in public unless it has what

A

A Straw hat on

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54
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Which books chief rival is the Encyclopaedia Galactica

A

Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy

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55
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What American general declared “I shall return”

A

Douglas macarthur

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56
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On a suit of armour, the couter would protect which part of the body?

A

Elbow

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57
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During menstruation the sensitivity of woman’s what is reduced

A

Middle Finger

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58
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In golf what is the penalty for playing with your opponents ball

A

Two strokes added on

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59
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From Which Country Did Saint Nicholas Originate

A

Turkey

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60
Q

What Chemical In Fireworks Gives A Yellow Flame

A

Sodium

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61
Q

Why are we playing this game

A

Because we are bored

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62
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Which footbal club won the European Cup the first 5 years in which it was held

A

Real madrid

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63
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In which state is the Houston Space Centre?

A

Texas

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64
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In Salt lake city it is illegal to carry an unwrapped what in street

A

Ukulele

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65
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The One Time Standard Computer Language “ADA” Was Named After The Daughter Of Which Famous Poet

A

Lord Byron

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66
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Who said China is a big country inhabited by many Chinese

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Charles de Gaulle

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67
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Which Group sang the song “November Rain”?

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Guns n Roses

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68
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What actor did time on a Georgia Chain Gang - Escaped 6 days

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Robert Mitchum – Vagrancy

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69
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Which magical city is located in the Valley of the Blue Moon

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Shangri-La James Hilton Lost Horizon

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70
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Where were the original loopholes

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Castle walls – arrow firing slits

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71
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What wwii leader dallied with clara petacci

A

Benito mussolini

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72
Q

A triangle with two equal sides is called __________.

A

Isosceles

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73
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__________ were domesticated around 4,000 years ago.

A

Camels

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74
Q

What did john logie baird invent in 1925?

A

Television

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75
Q

According to the saying, what speak louder than words

A

Actions

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76
Q

Hockey the toronto ______

A

Maple leafs

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77
Q

What country is home to the Dresdner Bank

A

Germany

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78
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What is the flower that stands for: energy in adversity

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Camomile

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79
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In film, the very secretative Alex Leamas came from where?

A

In from the cold. The Spy Who Came In From The Cold .

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80
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In Which Disney Movie Were There Characters Called “John, Paul, George & Ringo”

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The Jungle Book

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81
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Which famous financier is nicknamed ‘The Sage of Omaha’?

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Warren Buffet

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82
Q

Who graced the cover of the 1st ‘Playboy’ in 1953? A=Sophia Loren, B=Marilyn Monroe, C= Lauren Baccall

A

B = Marilyn Monroe

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83
Q

In Scotland its illegal to be drunk in possession of what

A

A Cow

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84
Q

Luchiano Paverotti has what in his pocket for luck when singing

A

Bent Nail

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85
Q

January in the USA is National what month

A

Soup

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86
Q

In the movie “Mall Rats”, What famous author was signing comic books

A

Stan

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87
Q

Where would you find a corbicula

A

Honey bee – sacks carry pollen

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88
Q

Mexico City is the capital of ______?

A

Mexico

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89
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What is the name of the bone in the lower leg?

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Tibia

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90
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What name is given to the traditional custom in Japan of viewing and enjoying flowers, especially Cherry Blossom?

A

Hanami

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91
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Who did Earth, Wind and Fire link with for “Boogie Wonderland”?

A

The Emotions

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92
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What beach provided the most resistance to Allied forces on D Day

A

Omaha

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93
Q

What Was The First Cd To Be Released In The USA

A

Born In The USA

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94
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Who famosuly quoted “Cogito, Ergo Sum”?

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Rene Descartes

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95
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Where is westminster abbey

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London

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96
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A mule is sired on a mare by an ass. What is the offspring of a stallion and a female ass

A

Hinny

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97
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What creature is nicknamed the old man of the sea

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Sea Otter - it’s white whiskers

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98
Q

“I’ll Be Missing You” Was A Hit For Who In 1999

A

Puff Daddy

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99
Q

Syngenesophobia is a fear of ______

A

Relatives

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100
Q

In what French district do most of the best clarets come from

A

Medoc

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101
Q

Crossair originated in what European country

A

Switzerland

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102
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Who Did “Phil Oakley” Team Up With For The Hit “Together In Electric Dreams”

A

Giorgio Moroder

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103
Q

Baseball: The Boston Red______

A

Sox

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104
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Who Recorded The 70’s Disco Classic “You’re My First, My Last, My Everything”?

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Barry White

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105
Q

Pooler Jones, Lazy Plate, Jayne Hill and Buckthorn types of what

A

Barbed Wire

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106
Q

If you were using Highroller Snooker 7 Lukki what are you doing

A

Fishing artificial flies

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107
Q

In the Philippines what is lumpia

A

Spring Rolls

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108
Q

Historical usually Spanish warship

A

Galleon

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109
Q

Greek philosopher, who profoundly affected Western philosophy through his influence on Plato

A

Socrates

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110
Q

Name Black Sabbath’s Debut Hit

A

Paranoid

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111
Q

What year did British Honduras become Belize?

A

1973

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112
Q

A snail speeding along at three inches per minute would need 15 days to travel __________

A

One mile

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113
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Which part of his body did Charlie Chaplin insure

A

Feet

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114
Q

The constellation Lacerta has what English name

A

Lizard

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115
Q

Michael di lorenzo was one of the lead dancers on which michael jackson video

A

Beat it

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116
Q

After the fall of the manchu dynasty, there existed three political parties in china: The KMT, Nationalists and The ______ ?

A

Communists

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117
Q

What does a notaphile collect?

A

Banknotes

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118
Q

What is the name of Duddley Do_Right’s horse

A

Horse

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119
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The Hound of the Baskervilles was published in which year

A

1903

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120
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What famous soap opera duo reigned on General Hospital in the eighties?

A

Luke and Laura

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121
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Who first said “Publish and be Damned”

A

Wellington re Harriot Wilson mistress

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122
Q

Who is minnie mouse’s boyfriend

A

Mickey mouse

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123
Q

What links Pauldron Crisse Gorget and Tassle

A

Knights Armour

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124
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Who wrote”poems are made by fools like me but only god can make a tree”

A

Joyce kilmer

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125
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What trophy is awarded to the winner of the NHL play-offs?

A

Stanley Cup

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126
Q

May 21st 1881 Clara Barton founded what

A

American Red Cross

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127
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Which American Car Of The 1940’s Had A 3rd Central Headlight That Swivelled With The Front Wheels

A

Tucker Torpedo

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128
Q

England Periodic Table: what is Rn

A

Radon

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129
Q

Ideophobia is a fear of ______

A

Ideas

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130
Q

Who was the first black actress to win an oscar

A

Hattie macdaniel

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131
Q

Its branches are Soto Renzai members ponder Koans what is it

A

Zen Buddhism

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132
Q

Who in mythology was condemned to sit under a sword suspended by a hair

A

Damocles

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133
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Give Me Love Was The Plea From Which “Rock Band”

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Alcatrazz

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134
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What Is (Onomatopoeia)

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The Use Of Words Which Sound Like The Event They Describe, Such As Bang

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135
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What Word In the English Language Originates From The Czech Meaning “To Work Very Hard”

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Robot

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136
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Who sang that he was an “okie from muskogee”

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Merle haggard

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137
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What Is A Woman’s Last Period Known as

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The Menopause

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138
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Who was the sponsor for the tv show Wayne’s World?

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Noah’s Arcade

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139
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In what country is The Duma part of parliament

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Russia

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140
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Unit of weight measuring fineness of silk and nylon

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Denier

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141
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Chicago Transit Authority is now known as which group

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Chicago

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142
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Capital cities: Romania

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Bucharest

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143
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Thin round Mexican maize cake

A

Tortilla

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144
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Who lit the flame 1956 Olympics and then broke 8 world records

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Ron Clark

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145
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What is the last book of the Old Testament

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Malachi

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According to a recent survey among women, what is the least favorite part of the male body

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Feet

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147
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What real person has been played most often in films

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Napoleon Bonaparte

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148
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In the New Testament publicans had what job

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Tax Collectors

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What animal does the adjective ‘cervine’ refer to

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Deer

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150
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The musical Chu Chin Chow is based on what fable

A

Ali Baba and the forty thieves

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151
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Which Band Recorded The Album “Zenyatta Mondatta”

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The Police

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152
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What unusual item can you buy - vending machine Paris Metro

A

Levi 501s in 10 sizes

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153
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What nationality was Louis Braille

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French

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154
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What is “the other white meat”

A

Pork

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155
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Collective nouns - a group of what is a charm

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Goldfinches

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156
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Which tube line runs to Heathrow Airport

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Piccadilly line

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157
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An animal is a fish if it has _________.

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Gills

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158
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Who succeeded Winston Churchill as Prime Minister of England?

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Anthony Eden

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159
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Emphysema Affects Which Part Of The Body?

A

Lungs

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160
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Generation X Toys: Design tool for budding Gloria Vanderbilts

A

Fashion plates

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161
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What do Al Gore and Tommy Lee Jones have in common

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At Harvard Together

162
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What Is The Collective Term For A Group Of Apes

A

A Shrewdness

163
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The Afghani tribesmen drink Khoona on wedding night what is it

A

Watered down warm bulls semen

164
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Which Pop Group Were The Central Characters In The 1990 Film “Seeing Double”

A

S Club 7

165
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Where did anne frank die

A

Belsen

166
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In Greek mythology, who were Achilles’ parents?

A

Peleus and Thetis

167
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What Japanese word means good for nothing

A

Yakuza

168
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Who was the star of the movie “Running Brave”

A

Robby benson

169
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What is the Australian name for a long narrow ox bow lake

A

Billabong

170
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In Addition To Co-Directing West Side Story With Robert Wise What Was Jerome Robbins Other Contribution To The Film

A

Choreography

171
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American artist, Grant Wood, depicts his dentist, B.H. McKeeby, and his sister Nan as a farmer-preacher and daughter in which 1930 painting

A

American gothic

172
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What is a Sybian

A

Vibrating saddle dildo

173
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Which vegetable is also known as the spinach beet or seakale beet?

A

Swiss Chard

174
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In the tv series ‘the fall guy’, who did lee majors play

A

Colt seavers

175
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Which imaginery line approximately follows the 180 degree meridian through the Pacific Ocean?

A

International Date Line

176
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Countries of the world:north eastern Europe & northern Asia, major cities include St. Petersburg & Novosibirsk

A

Russia

177
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Which capital city was originally scheduled to hold the 1940 Summer Olympics, and had to wait for twenty-four years

A

Tokyo

178
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What does conus stand for

A

Continental united states

179
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Mendelssohn’s symphony number 4 is nicknamed what

A

The Italian

180
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What drink was invented by John Pemberton in 1886?

A

Coca Cola

181
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Which Spice Is Featured On The Flag Of “Grenada” The Isle Of Spices

A

Nutmeg

182
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Who played the lead in the movie “Snatch”?

A

Brad Pitt

183
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What instrument did jazz musician, Chet Baker, play

A

Trumpet

184
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Who does the statue, the Colossus of Rhodes, depict ?

A

Helios

185
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In what Australian state would you find Dubbo

A

New south wales nsw

186
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Which chess player was beaten by IBM’s ‘Deep Blue’ in 1997

A

Gary kasparov

187
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In Which Former Soviet Republic Do 100 Luma Make A Dram

A

Armenia

188
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What’s the most common first name in the world

A

Muhammad

189
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Seplophobia is the fear of

A

Decaying matter

190
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In 1969 Sport was the first magazine to run an ad for what

A

Condoms

191
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Inderan, Delgado, LeMond and Fignon names in what sport

A

Cycling

192
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What is the Administrative Centre of East Sussex

A

Lewes

193
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Brussels is the capital of which country

A

Belgium

194
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Who played an elf called Patch in the film ‘Santa Claus the Movie’’

A

Dudley Moore

195
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What is the strongest muscle

A

Tongue

196
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What was Anita Bryant known as because of the product she advertised

A

Coke girl

197
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What is the commonest symbol on flags of the world

A

Star

198
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What was the first CD pressed in the USA?

A

Born In The USA

199
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The life expectancy of the average mockingbird is __________

A

10 years

200
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What are put into an omelette in a Hangtown Fry

A

Oysters

201
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What is the Capital of: Burundi

A

Bujumbura

202
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Which Game Invented By Keen Birdwatcher “Peter Adolh” & Named After The Latin For Hobby Hawk Was Axed By It’s Creator’s In The Year 2000 After A Run Of 53 Years

A

Subbuteo

203
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Which chemical element emits a greenish glow in air, and, unless kept in water, burns of its own accord

A

Phosphorus

204
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What Instrument Do You Associate With “Yehudi Menuhin”

A

Violin

205
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Small parrot often kept as a pet

A

Budgerigar

206
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What sort of creature is a bariroussa

A

A pig

207
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A Seattle ordinance says goldfish in bowls must do what in buses

A

Stay still - not move

208
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In What Year Did The French Revolution Begin

A

1789

209
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How In The World Of Music Is “Helen Folosade” Adu More Commonly Known

A

Sade

210
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Anothe name for an artists workshop or studio

A

Ateller

211
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Shakespeare play set in Ephesus has two pairs identical twins

A

Comedy of Errors

212
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Which wine grape variety is most planted in California

A

Chardonnay

213
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Which Female Vocalist Would You Most Associate With Fairground Attraction

A

Eddi Reader

214
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Who was the first U.S. secretary of the treasury

A

Alexander hamilton

215
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Where is the only bone not broken because of a skiing accident

A

Inner ear

216
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Yamoussoukro is the capital of which country

A

Cote d’ivoire

217
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Who famously had a sign on his desk saying “The Buck Stops here”

A

Harry truman

218
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When Saigon fell, the signal for all Americans to evacuate was this Bing Crosby song playing on the radio.

A

White Christmas

219
Q

Light brown cane sugar

A

Demerara

220
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Which horticultural fungicide, consisting of equal parts of copper sulphate and lime, has the same name as a French port

A

Bordeaux mixture

221
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Who was the only boxer to knock out mohammed ali

A

Larry holmes

222
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What is the basic unit of currency for Togo ?

A

Franc

223
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William Tayton was the first man to do what

A

Appear on TV – at Bairds demo

224
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Who Was The Young German Who Landed His Plane In Red Square ?

A

Mathias Rust

225
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Which formula one team does Juan Pablo Montoya drive for?

A

Mclaren

226
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Which pie originates from medieval Christmas time?

A

Humble Pie

227
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Gymnophobia is a fear of __________

A

Naked bodies

228
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Isobella Mary Mayson born 1836 remembered as who

A

Mrs Beeton

229
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What is the capital of Germany

A

Berlin

230
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What subject Ben Franklins letter to Royal Academy - Brussels

A

Perfuming Farts

231
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What ONE word fits? ____hood; ____hole; ____date.

A

Man

232
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Which Is The Smallest Of All Birds

A

Bee, Hummingbird (2 Grams)

233
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What term is given to the center of a black hole?

A

Singularity

234
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The television detective Banacek was played by whom

A

George peppard

235
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Who Recorded The Albums “Emotions” & “Music Box”

A

Mariah Carey

236
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Which bean is used to produce a tin of baked beans?

A

Haricot

237
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A European style of the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. Its elegant, balanced works revived the order and harmony of ancient Greek and Roman art.

A

Neoclassicism

238
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What was the colour of the 1985 film that gave Whoopi Goldberg her first Oscar

A

Purple

239
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Who Played The Role Of Flick In The Tv Soap Neighbours

A

Holly Valance

240
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Which Now Decased Actor & Comedian Provided The Voice Of “Pipkin” In The 1976 Movie Watership Down

A

Roy Kinear

241
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Appetite For Destruction Was The Debut Album For Which Group?

A

Guns N Roses

242
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Which group sang the song “Smells Like Teen Spirit”?

A

Nirvana

243
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Who was stabbed on court at Wimbledon by a fan of her chief rival

A

Monica Seles

244
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Who Had A Massive 90’s Hit With Rhythm Is A Dancer

A

Snap

245
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What was the symbol for the house of lancaster

A

Red rose

246
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In Greek mythology, danae was the mother of ______

A

Perseus

247
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A ballet with a plot, usually tragic, to bring dramatic coherence to the performance of ballet.

A

Ballet d’action

248
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What is the area code for cruise ships in the Atlantic Ocean

A

871

249
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Who directed the movie “Blade Runner”?

A

Ridley Scott

250
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Name the subject Harry Harrison’s 1977 book Great Balls of Fire

A

Sex in Science Fiction

251
Q

How do frogs breathe under water

A

Through the skin

252
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In living organisms, what do lysins destroy

A

Cells

253
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Who was Jesus betrayed by?

A

Judas Iscariot

254
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Who wrote 2001, A Space Odyssey

A

Arthur c clarke

255
Q

Someone who treats feet and their ailments

A

Chiropodist

256
Q

Where Is The Prado Gallery

A

Madrid

257
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In Which Tim Burton Film Did Johnny Depp’s Character Have To Confront The Legend Of An Axe Wielding Headless Horseman

A

Sleepy Hollow

258
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What’s a liuor of apricot pits

A

Amaretto

259
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Who were Mark Farner, Mel Schacher and Don Brewer?

A

Grand Frank Railroad

260
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In Portrait Gallery there’s a picture of Livingstone sitting on what

A

A Rhinoceros

261
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Ligyrophobia is the fear of

A

Loud noises

262
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Who sang ‘Any Way You Want Me’?

A

Elvis Presley

263
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Where Is The Bridge Of Sighs

A

Venice

264
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What’s the name of the second book in the Bible

A

Exodus

265
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What was Winston Churchill’s favourite participation sport

A

Polo

266
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From Which Fruit Is Grenadine Made

A

Pomegranate

267
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In the Christmas song ‘Let It Snow’ what was the weather described as?

A

Frightful

268
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What animal helped free the trapped lion in Aesop’s fable

A

Mouse

269
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Cher Ami a homing pigeon won the DSC and had what item

A

A Wooden Leg

270
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What does the navajo term ‘kemo sabe’ mean

A

Soggy shrub

271
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Somewhere Out There is a song from what movie

A

An american tail

272
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What sport is legal in only 16 American States

A

Greyhound Racing

273
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Who won the russian power struggle to succeed lenin

A

Stalin

274
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What Bond film was entitled The Dead Slave in Japan

A

Live and let Die

275
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What make of car is famously driven by Mr. Bean?

A

Mini

276
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How Many Weeks Did Abba Spend In The UK Charts In The 70’s(106, 140, 181, 241)

A

181

277
Q

Which Loser Was Winning In Both “The Square” & The Charts In 1986

A

Nick Berry

278
Q

Hippoglossus-hippoglossus is which common sea fish

A

Halibut

279
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Which Former World Boxing Champion Was Jailed In May 2006 For Dangerous Driving?

A

Naseem Hamed

280
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Paleontologist Sir Richard Owen Is Credited With Coining The Name ‘Dinosaur’ In 1841. From Greek Origin What Is The Rough Translation Of The Term

A

Terrible Lizard (Deinos Saurus)

281
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From which movie comes the song “Under the Sea”?

A

Little Mermaid

282
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The first U.S. marines wore high leather collars to protect their necks from sabres, hence the term __________

A

Leathernecks

283
Q

Which car company makes the Celica

A

Toyota

284
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What colour are lobsters

A

Dark Blue/green pink when cooked

285
Q

What country calles themselves Siomi?

A

Finland

286
Q

What is the birthstone for may

A

Emerald

287
Q

The hot dog was originally imported to the US from which city?

A

Frankfurt

288
Q

Who did Tom Cruise marry on Christmas Eve 1990

A

Nicole Kidman

289
Q

Who is the Roman God of Fire

A

Vulcan

290
Q

In The Classic Tv Show The Muppets What Was The Name Of The Chicken & Also Gonzo’s Love Interest

A

Camilla

291
Q

How is steak tartare cooked?

A

It is served raw

292
Q

Which American newspaper has the slogan “All the news that’s fit to print”

A

New york times

293
Q

Endorphins are produced in the brain and in the pituitary gland. What is their function

A

Pain killers

294
Q

What is the capital of India?

A

New Delhi

295
Q

In A Decathlon What Is The Total Number Of Metres A Competitor Has To Run?

A

2110 (100,110,400,1500)

296
Q

Who recorded ‘Be True to your School’ in 1963?

A

The Beach Boys

297
Q

What was originally called the pluto platter

A

Frisbee

298
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What is the name for music that is transmitted orally or aurally (taught through performance rather than with notation, and learned by hearing)

A

Folk music

299
Q

How Many Times Has Liz Taylor Been Married 6, 7, 8, 9

A

8 Times

300
Q

Anna Magnani won the 1955 Best Actress Oscar for the film version of which play by Tennessee Williams

A

The rose tattoo

301
Q

Traumatophobia is a fear of ______

A

Injury

302
Q

Franz Kafka wrote in German what nationality was he

A

Czeck

303
Q

In Russia, dogs have been trained to sniff out ore deposits that contain __________

A

Iron sulfides

304
Q

Gavrilo Princip assassinated who

A

Archduke Ferdinand

305
Q

What common item has 32 points

A

The compass

306
Q

If you were Cock Throppling what you be doing

A

Bending a horses windpipe

307
Q

For the city A method of resolving questions of conscience by applying moral principles or laws to concrete cases

A

Casuistry

308
Q

In ‘The Wizard of Oz’, which character sang “Come out, come out, wherever you are”

A

Glinda good witch of the north

309
Q

The study of the earth’s physical divisions into mountains, seas, etc. is _________.

A

Geography

310
Q

What is the correct topping for a pastitsio

A

Béchamel sauce

311
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Who Was The Backing Group To Sam The Sham On “Woolly Bully”

A

The Pharaohs

312
Q

Women’s international gymnastics Beam Box Floor and what

A

Asymmetric bars

313
Q

In which ship did John Cabot sail to the New World in 1497

A

Mathew

314
Q

Toho film studios produced most of which series of films

A

Godzilla

315
Q

Who Sang “Happy Xmas (War Is Over)” With John Lennon

A

Yoko Ono

316
Q

In which continent would you find the yenisey river

A

Asia

317
Q

How many feet high is a basketball net

A

Ten

318
Q

Freddie Mercury Had A Hit With “Love Kills “ Or “Love Pills”

A

Love Kills

319
Q

In Which Country Was Chris De Burgh Born

A

Argentina

320
Q

There are over 400 recognised breeds of what

A

Dog

321
Q

Sauce containing mushrooms shallots, white wine and herbs

A

Chausseur

322
Q

Who is the hindu god of good fortune

A

Ganesha

323
Q

Transformers are whats in disguise?

A

Robots

324
Q

Brittany Spears - what is her favourite drink

A

Sprite

325
Q

Casper the Friendly Ghost frolicked with which witch?

A

Wendy

326
Q

Mintonette was the original name of what sport

A

Volleyball

327
Q

Which country uses the international vehicle registration letters ET

A

Egypt

328
Q

What herbivore sleeps one hour a night

A

Antelope

329
Q

Which pianist/composer/conductor was born in Berlin in 1929, took American citizenship in 1943 and became a well-known face on British TV in the 70’s?

A

Andre Previn

330
Q

What New York edifice is named after an Italian navigator

A

Verrazano Narrows Bridge

331
Q

Which country is also known as Suomi ?

A

Finland

332
Q

Whose Songs Have Been Successful For Guns N Roses, Manfred Man & Jimi Hendrix

A

Bob Dylan

333
Q

Which Bird Of Prey Can Often Be Seen Hovering Above Hedges & Ditches At The Road Side

A

Kestrel

334
Q

How many corners are there in a cube

A

Eight

335
Q

What is the name of the steam train which gained the world speed record in 1938

A

Mallard

336
Q

What is the flower that stands for: bonds

A

Convolvulus

337
Q

What city is the setting for the U.S. sitcom Cheers

A

Boston

338
Q

In Maryland it’s illegal play what Randy Newman song on radio

A

Short People

339
Q

Name the two festive islands that lie in the Pacific Ocean

A

Christmas & easter islands

340
Q

In Roseanne what was Roseanne’s gay boss/employee?

A

Leon

341
Q

Which album contains the tracks “New Kid in Town’ and ‘Life in the Fast Lane’

A

Hotel california

342
Q

Which Actor Of Films & TV Died When He Fell Of His Horse While Filming In Spain

A

Roy Kinear

343
Q

What’s the international radio code word for the letter “B”

A

Bravo

344
Q

What does a CAT scan stand for

A

Computerised Axial Topography

345
Q

What trees only produce acorns when they are fifty

A

Oak

346
Q

Who has played in the most consecutive baseball games

A

Cal ripken jr

347
Q

Which Cover Of An 80’s Song Was A Surprising Xmas No.1 In 2003

A

Mad World / Gary Jules

348
Q

The hit ‘Homeward Bound’ by Simon and Garfunkel was said to have been written at which UK railway station even though the exact story is somewhat shrouded?

A

Widnes

349
Q

Who Wrote The Music To Cats, Jesus Christ Superstar & Phantom Of The Opera

A

Andrew Lloyd Webber

350
Q

Which country has the most telephones per 100 inhabitants

A

Sweden

351
Q

Which frontiersman died at the Alamo?

A

Davy Crockett

352
Q

Tachophobia is a fear of ______

A

Speed

353
Q

Who Sang The Girl From Ipanema

A

Stan Getz

354
Q

By What Name Are The Four Lovers Better Known

A

The Four Seasons

355
Q

Which film star made his screen debut in the film “Steamboat Willie” in 1928

A

Mickey mouse

356
Q

The artist Marc Chagall was born in what modern-day country?

A

Belarus

357
Q

What two factors do meteorologists combine to determine the heat index

A

Temperature & humidity humidity & temperature

358
Q

What is the motto of the three investigators

A

We investigate anything

359
Q

Into what sea does the river Volga flow

A

Caspian

360
Q

Mechanical device that produces a force, or thrust, along the axis of rotation when rotated in a fluid, gas or liquid

A

Propeller

361
Q

Maseru is the capital of which African country

A

Lesotho

362
Q

In which sport is the term “love” used

A

Tennis

363
Q

A person in his eighties is called a(n) __________.

A

Octogenarian

364
Q

Graham Hill won 1968 world championship in which make of car

A

Lotus

365
Q

Which British car was the first to sell over 1 million models

A

Morris Minor

366
Q

What’s the most abundant metal element in the earth’s crust

A

Aluminum

367
Q

In which country is Sapporo

A

Japan

368
Q

What do you do with a hassock

A

Kneel on it in church

369
Q

Who earned a Nobel Prize for peace for his role in ressolving the Russo Japanese War

A

Theodore roosevelt

370
Q

Where - accident 1953 - motor sport killed 83 spectators

A

Le Mans

371
Q

What is a group of this animal called: Cattle

A

Herd drove

372
Q

How many minutes is each period of hockey?

A

Twenty

373
Q

Thomas Sullivan in New York in 1908 introduced what

A

The Tea Bag

374
Q

Alfred Bailey started what annual publication in mid 19th century

A

Whos Who

375
Q

What attaches the muscles to the bones or cartilage

A

Tendons

376
Q

Why Did Henry Viii (8 th ) Ban Bowls

A

To Force People To Take Up Archery

377
Q

Where was the Hesperus wrecked

A

Massachusetts Normans Woe Glos.

378
Q

Which Band Backed Herb Alpert

A

Tijuana Brass

379
Q

A fimetarious organism grows where

A

In faeces or shit

380
Q

Which Piece Of Sporting Equipment Used To Be Called A BattleDore?

A

Badminton Racket

381
Q

Which Band Turned Down A 1 Million Pound Offer To Play At The Shea stadium In 1967

A

The Beatles

382
Q

In India what is ‘pachisi’

A

Board game

383
Q

Who Had A Heart Attack On Stage In 1975 & Remained In A Coma Until His Death 1984

A

Jackie Wilson

384
Q

Collective nouns - A Labour of what

A

Moles

385
Q

Where Were The 1964 Olympics Held

A

Tokyo

386
Q

Which artery supplies the kidneys with blood

A

The renal

387
Q

Traffic Trivia: Red means stop, _____ means go.

A

Green

388
Q

Who lost her sheep

A

Little bo peep

389
Q

What delicacy comes from fattened livers of geese?

A

Pate de Foie Gras

390
Q

Who invented the rocking chair

A

Benjamin Franklin

391
Q

Which country with over 800 languages is the woirld’s most linguistically diverse country?

A

Papua New Guinea

392
Q

The Term “Money Is The Root Of All Evil “ Features In Which Book Of The Bible

A

Timothy

393
Q

Thomas Savery & Thomas Newcomen invented the___.

A

Steam engine

394
Q

The human body contains enough of what to make 900 pencils

A

Carbon

395
Q

Where did the first atomic bomb explode

A

Trinity site, new mexico

396
Q

What type of animal is a markhor

A

Wild Goat

397
Q

Name The Snooker Player Who Is Nicknamed ‘The Rocket’’?

A

Ronnie O’Sullivan

398
Q

Who starred as an alien in the 1970’s film ‘The Man Who Fell to Earth

A

David bowie

399
Q

Which year were the Jesse Owen Olympic games

A

1936

400
Q

What is the most used expression in any language on earth

A

Ok