Trivia Database_59 Flashcards

1
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Who Released The 70’s Album Entitled Exile on Main Street

A

The Rolling Stones

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2
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In The Simpsons what is the first name of Chief of Police Wiggum

A

Clancy

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3
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Founded in 1896, what was IBM formerly called

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Tabulating machine company

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4
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Who designed the Statue of Liberty?

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Frederic Bartholdi

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5
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What is a person who has made a pilgimage to mecca

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Hajji

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6
Q

Odontophobia is fear of ______

A

Teeth

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7
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What U.S. city is home to the Pentagon

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Washington

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8
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Of what did israel acquire 4 out of 7 in 1955

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Dead sea scrolls

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9
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What is the name of the Austrian monk who experimented with peas and is considered the founder of genetics

A

Gregor mendel

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10
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Until the 18th century, who produced almost all the world’s diamonds

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India

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11
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Which African country has the shilling as it’s currency?

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Kenya

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12
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What is the SI unit for frequency?

A

Hertz

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13
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According To Alan Price What Did Simon Smith Have

A

Simon Smith & His Amazing Dancing Bear

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14
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What sport is played at Smiths Lawn

A

Polo

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15
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“Mageirocophobia” Is The Fear Of What

A

Cooking

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16
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Which French brothers were responsible for the development of cinematography

A

Lumiere

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17
Q

What kind of energy powers most communications satellites

A

Solar energy

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18
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The venom of the king cobra is so deadly that one gram of it can kill __________. Just to handle the substance can put one in a coma.

A

150 people

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19
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What is the name of a small computer introduced in 1975 by Micro Instrumentation Telemetry Systems of New Mexico

A

Altair 8800

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20
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Lord byron had a ____ foot

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Club

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21
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What is the name given to a curve that approaches a line, but never quite touches it?

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Asymptote

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22
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Which Former Stooge Was A “Real Wid Child” In 1986

A

Iggy Pop

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23
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What is the capital of Austria?

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Vienna

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24
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Ramshorn, Wandering & Dwarf Are All Varieties Of Which Creatures

A

Snails

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25
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In 1994 314 Americans had what type of surgery

A

Buttock Lift

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26
Q

Who founded troy

A

Cadmus

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27
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A Spanish country estate is known as a _____

A

Hacienda

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28
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Which group went on a “Teenage Rampage”?

A

The Sweet

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29
Q

The Model Iman Is Married To Which Music Star?

A

David Bowie

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30
Q

Which sugar is found in milk?

A

Lactose

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31
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Whose original name was Jasper

A

Tom - From Tom and Jerry

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32
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In Which American City Will You Find The “Gateway Arch”

A

St Louis

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33
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During US recessions which group have the most unemployment

A

Automobile assembly workers

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34
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In What County Is Broadmoor Located

A

Berkshire

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35
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The locals call it Al-Magrib what do we call this country

A

Morocco

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36
Q

Spermophobia is a fear of ______

A

Germs

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37
Q

Who signed the Emancipation Proclamation

A

Abraham Lincoln

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38
Q

How Many Human Players Are There In A Polo Team

A

Four

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39
Q

Who invented doctor Who

A

Terry Nation

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40
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What islands were named after Prince Philip of Spain

A

The philippines

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41
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Who Was The Youngest Ever Solo Singer To Win A Grammy Award

A

Leann Rimes

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42
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Who is the 20th century zoologist who wrote The Naked Ape

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Desmond morris

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43
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What is the basic unit of currency for Bosnia and Herzegovina ?

A

Marka

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44
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To what fabric does the French city of Nimes give its name

A

Denim

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45
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In total, how many provinces and territories are there in Canada?

A

Thirteen

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46
Q

In 1995 13 books every minute sold in US were on what subject

A

Star Trek

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47
Q

The Italians call it pesce what is it in English

A

Fish

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48
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Who Was The First Undisputed Heavyweight Boxing Champion To Be European

A

Max Schmelling

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49
Q

What did Dr. David Banner become when he got angry?

A

The Incredible Hulk

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50
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The last line of this document is “Working men of all countries, unite.”

A

Communist Manifesto

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51
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Which countrys does one associate with the following foods or drinks: ‘Kasutera’

A

Japan

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52
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The Soundtrack To Which Musical Topped The UK Album Charts For 70 Consecutive Weeks Between 1958 & 1960

A

South Pacific

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53
Q

As what is a camelopard also known?

A

Giraffe

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54
Q

Who would use an ankus in their job

A

Mahout to goad an elephant

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55
Q

In which game or sport are “Staunton” pieces used?

A

Chess

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56
Q

A bath of hot aerated water used for recreational or physical therapy

A

Hot tub

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57
Q

Ombrophobia is a fear of ______

A

Rain

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58
Q

Where in Canada is its Dildo

A

Newfoundland Town

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59
Q

Where would you find the ‘cornea’

A

Eye

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60
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Hot chocolate believes in miracles, and wants to know where you’re from ______

A

YoU.S.exy thing

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61
Q

“Was I Wanna Dance With Somebody” A Hit For Cyndi Lauper Or Whitney Houston

A

Whitney Houston

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62
Q

Which Portuguese colony reverted to China in December 1999?

A

Macau

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63
Q

What is halloween

A

All hallow’s eve

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64
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What Is The Name Of The Successful Group That Evolved Out Of The Group “The Split Enz”?

A

Crowded House

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65
Q

What fruit did elvis most often layer on his peanut butter sandwiches

A

Bananas

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66
Q

What term describes the gravitational boundary which encloses a black hole?

A

Event Horizon

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67
Q

When were ‘instamatic’ cameras first sold

A

1968

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68
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In what film was the first flushing toilet seen

A

Psycho

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69
Q

Which Southport Lad’s Love Became Tainted In Later Life

A

Marc Almond

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70
Q

What capital city does the liffey river flow through

A

Dublin

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71
Q

Who wrote the music for Carmen

A

Georges bizet

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72
Q

In Which Country Is The Famous Volcano Popacatapetl

A

Mexico

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73
Q

What Christmas item was invented by London baker and wedding-cake specialist Tom Smith in 1847?

A

Christmas cracker

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74
Q

What type of beverage is Tio Pepe

A

Sherry

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75
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What P word is the name given to a German Black Rye Bread?

A

Pumpernickel

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76
Q

Sea Cucumbers are a type of what

A

Animal

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77
Q

Where did the clones have their laboratory in “colony”

A

Germantown

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78
Q

Which Wood Are Cricket Stumps Usually Made From?

A

Ash

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79
Q

Pif Paf Pof is the Dutch equivalent of which English phrase

A

Snap Crackle Pop

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80
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In the film ‘jurassic park’, what was the largest predator

A

Tyrannosaurus rex

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81
Q

Albany is the capital of _____?

A

New York

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82
Q

The average Manhattan wife takes 14 minutes to do what in bed

A

Turn off Light

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83
Q

Name The Playwright Who Was Born On And Who Died On 23rd April

A

Shakespeare

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84
Q

In Greek mythology who gave the “eyes” to the peacock

A

Argus

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85
Q

The Nullarbor desert is in Western Australia what’s it mean

A

No Trees Null Arbor

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86
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What is a group of this animal called: Emus

A

Mob

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87
Q

What are mustard and ketchup

A

Condiments

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88
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Which Irish Singer Got To No.3 With “Tarzan Boy” In 1985

A

Baltimora

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89
Q

Who released the following album ‘Larks tongue in aspic’

A

King Crimson

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90
Q

Kingston is the capital of ______?

A

Jamaica

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91
Q

On get smart, who was seldom called by his name thaddeus

A

Chief

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92
Q

On what river is London, England

A

Thames

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93
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What was the real name of the monk known as Rasputin

A

Grigori efimovich

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94
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Which group released the album “Urban Hymns” in 1997

A

The verve

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95
Q

How would you say ‘house wine’ in ‘Spanish’

A

Vino de la casa

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96
Q

Which British Painter Frequently Uses A Swimming Pool As A Theme

A

David Hockney

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97
Q

What is the international telephone code for the uk

A

44

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98
Q

In which country did the first Christmas stamp appear in 1898

A

Canada

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99
Q

What was the first USA team to win the Stanley Cup

A

Seattle Metropolitans

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100
Q

Which English word comes from the French for candle

A

Chandelier

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101
Q

The profits from the 1929 edition of Mein Kampf went to where

A

International Red Cross

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102
Q

Yellow alloy of copper and zinc

A

Brass

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103
Q

What’s the formula for the area of a rectangle

A

Length times width

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104
Q

The Archie Moore cup is competed for in which sport

A

Polo

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105
Q

Pagophobia is the fear of

A

Ice frost

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106
Q

In the first Scream, what was Stu’s motive for the killings?

A

Peer Pressure

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107
Q

Who Was Marie Antoinette’s Husband?

A

Louis XVI

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108
Q

Which Former Jockey Specialises In Novels Concerning Horse Racing

A

Dick Francis

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109
Q

Which planet has a moon called Charon

A

Pluto

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110
Q

A group of foxes is called a __________

A

Skulk

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111
Q

In what Australian state would you find Bendigo

A

Victoria

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112
Q

The metal gallium will melt in the heat of your ______

A

Hands

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113
Q

Where are one quarter of the bones in the human body?

A

Feet

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114
Q

Who is the lead singer of ‘The Doors’?

A

Jim Morrison

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115
Q

He was known as the “Elephant Man”.

A

Joseph Merrick

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116
Q

What recently independent country was formerly known as greenland?

A

Kalaalit nunaat

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117
Q

Which film stars Spencer Tracy as a war veteran with a mission to deliver a posthumous medal

A

Bad day at black rock

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118
Q

Tirana is the capital of ______

A

Albania

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119
Q

Parachutes were invented for what use

A

Fire escapes – people jump

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120
Q

Who Had A No.1 Album With “Talk On Corners”

A

The Corrs

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121
Q

What is the spanish word for ‘fox’

A

Zorro

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122
Q

Authority Music: What instrument does Ravi Shankar play

A

The Sitar

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123
Q

Which Singer was “Lost in France”in 1976?

A

Bonnie Tyler

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124
Q

Which Horse Won The Grand National In 1992, Winning With An Appropriate Name, As It Was Election Year?

A

Party Politics

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125
Q

In Japan they sell a last climax - what is it

A

Brand of tissues

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126
Q

In Connecticut it is specifically illegal to dispose of what

A

Used Razor Blades

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127
Q

Football Team, san diego ______

A

Chargers

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128
Q

The Song West End Girls Was A Number For Which Famous Pop Duo?

A

The Pet Shop Boys

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129
Q

What World First Occurred At Kill Devil Hill In 1903

A

First Powered Flight (Wright Brothers)

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130
Q

Catherine the Great of Russia was born in which country

A

Poland

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131
Q

What indian tribe is associated with “the trail of tears”

A

Cherokee

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132
Q

What is the Capital of: Argentina

A

Buenos aires

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133
Q

During the u.s civil war, what did 22 union army blacks win

A

Medal of honour

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134
Q

What river in Africa carries the most water

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Congo - Zaire

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What Is The Name Of Blackpool Football Club’s Home Ground?

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Bloomfield Road

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The smallest bird in the world is the Cuban bee __________. It is less than 2 inches long from tip of beak to tip of tail. It weighs 6/100ths of an ounce.

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Hummingbird

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What is the chemical symbol for tin

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Sn

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138
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To what is the chattanooga aquarium is devoted

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Freshwater fish

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139
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Gladys knight and the _______

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Pips

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140
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St Peter was the first Pope - Who was second

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St Linus

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What name did Vincent Van Gogh sign to his paintings

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Vincent

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142
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All the Richard Hannay books got their titles from where

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Bunyon’s The Pilgrims Progress

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143
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Fontana tv: barbara bel geddes won a emmy in 1980 as outstanding lead actress in what drama series

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Dallas

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144
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Thomas Keneally’s Booker Prize-winning novel was made into a film, what was the novel called

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Shindlers’ ark

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Who starred in the film ‘the dirty dozen’

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Lee marvin

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What “Size” Was The Wonderstuff’s First Uk Top Ten Hit

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The Size Of A Cow

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What killed 23 people in Rostov Russia in July 1923

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Giant Hailstones

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148
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How many gallons of beer are there in a firkin?

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Nine

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149
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What Is a Woman’s First Period Known As

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The Menarche

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In which novel did we meet Jack, Ralph and asthmatic Piggy

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Lord of the Flies

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Which 1950s films took place in Altair-4 2280

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The Forbidden Planet

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Moby Is A Descendent Of Which Famous Author

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Herman Melville

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What Was Neil Diamonds First British Hit

A

Cracklin Rosie

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What Is The World’s Best-Selling Chocolate Bar?

A

Kit Kat

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How does the death of Roger Peterson feature in the history of rock and roll

A

Pilot Of Buddy Hollys Plane

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What is name of the tubes that connect the ear & throat

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Eustachian

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Who allegedly killed officer JD Tippett

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Lee harvey oswald

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158
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What Is The Damaging Film Which Builds Up On Teeth

A

Plaque

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159
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Jack Nicklaus named his course after his UK favourite what

A

Muirfield

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160
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What is the white of an egg

A

Albumen

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161
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American inventor, engineer, & steamboat builder

A

John stevens

162
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Who Had A Hit In 1995 With “Hot Stepper”

A

Ini Kamoze

163
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Which boxer holds the record for the longest-reign as World Heavyweight Champion

A

Joe louis

164
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In which city was the first of the Rocky films shot

A

Philadelphia

165
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Which Band Was Famous For “Burning Down The House”

A

Talking Heads

166
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What fell into the pool in Caddyshack which caused a major exodus?

A

A Baby Ruth candy bar

167
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Who’s mugshot number was BK4454813?

A

Hugh Grant

168
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Which state is the Wolverine State?

A

Michigan

169
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According to Guinness book what’s measured in Milli-Helens

A

Beauty from Helen of Troy

170
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In which year did the Titanic sink?

A

1912

171
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Gean, Northern bird and Dwarf all types of what

A

Cherry Tree

172
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Which famous museum is in Paris, France?

A

Louvre

173
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Porky Pig had a girlfriend named _______.

A

Pet

174
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Windhoek is the capital of ______

A

Namibia

175
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Richmond is the capital of ______

A

Virginia

176
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To who was cher married

A

Sonny bono

177
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What’s Mauritania’s official language

A

French

178
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Which American R&B/Pop Quintet Released The Album “No Strings Attached” In 2000

A

N Sync

179
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In 1477 the first advert in English offered what for sale

A

Prayer Book

180
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What is the capital of Hungary?

A

Budapest

181
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Who was the first American Vice President to resign?

A

John C. Calhoun

182
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Who worked in a factory making toilets for airplanes before he recorded ‘aint no sunshine when shes gone’

A

Bill withers

183
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Sobek was an Egyptian god - in what form is he seen

A

Crocodile

184
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The character Captain Queeg appeared in which film

A

The caine mutiny

185
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What is the Capital of: Niue

A

Alofi

186
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Any of as many as 50,000 marine, freshwater, & terrestrial species of mollusk

A

Snail

187
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Who ate watercress to dissolve gravel and stones in the bladder?

A

North American Indians

188
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Name the TV show which featured an average housewife teamed up with a secret agent.

A

Scarecrow and Ms. King

189
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What type of rocks result from the wastage of pre-existing rocks

A

Sedimentary

190
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Which pop group had the most US No 1 singles in the 70s

A

Abba

191
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Who was the 1978 Wimbledon Women’s Singles champ

A

Martina navratilova

192
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With Whom Did Boys 2 Men Record The Single “One Sweet Day” In 1995

A

Mariah Carey

193
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What place is called Rapa-nui by its native inhabitants

A

Easter Island

194
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What was the name of Norse God Thor’s hammer

A

Mjolnir

195
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What’s the biggest living bird

A

Ostrich

196
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Who did Larry Hagman portray in the TV series ‘Dallas’?

A

J.R. Ewing

197
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What sport sees stones thrown at a house

A

Curling

198
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Ornithophobia is a fear of ______

A

Birds

199
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Politicophobia is a fear of ______

A

Politicians

200
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From what were balloons originally made

A

Animal bladders

201
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What’s a 10-20 to a police officer

A

Location

202
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What country has three capital cities Admin Legislate Judicial

A

South Africa

203
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What completes this well known saying..’An Englishman’s home

A

Is his castle

204
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Who released the double album ‘Goodbye Yellow Brick Road’ in 1973?

A

Elton John

205
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What is the second hardest gem after diamond?

A

Sapphire

206
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Which racist organisation was formed in Tennessee in 1865?

A

Ku Klux Klan

207
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In ‘romeo and juliet’, who says ‘what must be must be’

A

Juliet

208
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What Was Buddy Hollys First Hit Single

A

That’ll Be The Day

209
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A _______ is a pact between a secular authority & the church.

A

Concordat

210
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What is the longest venomous snake

A

King cobra

211
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Who, with William Gaunt and Stuart Damon, played the lead parts in television’s The Champions

A

Alexandra bastedo

212
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Which musical includes the Barbara Dickson/Elaine Page song I Know Him So Well

A

Chess

213
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Where did Simon & Simon take place?

A

San Diego

214
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The Mola Mola, or Ocean Sunfish, lays up to __________ eggs at one time.

A

5000000

215
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Which variety of cheese was invented by John Jossi

A

Brick - rhymes with dick

216
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What flower is the national symbol of India

A

Lotus

217
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Piercing of holes other than the ear lobes

A

Body piercing

218
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Collective nouns - A family of what

A

Sardines

219
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The word electricity comes from the Greek word for what

A

Amber

220
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Who Is With Regard To Records Sold The Most Successful British Singer Of All Time

A

Cliff Richards

221
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What is the only state with an official state ship & hero

A

Connecticut

222
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The Nationalist Chinese occupy this island.

A

Taiwan

223
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On irc, what is a/s/l

A

Age, sex, location

224
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Who sells more cars than Ford Chrysler Chevrolet and Buick

A

Matchbox toys

225
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Which enduring western made its television debut On Sep 12th 1959 and ran until Jan 17 1973?

A

Bonanza

226
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When under extreme stress, such as when held in captivity, some octopuses will eat their own arms, which __________

A

Grow back

227
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Approximately 3 million women in the USA have what

A

Tattoos

228
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What happened to the man who tried to hang himself over river

A

Rope broke – drowned in river

229
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In Which Ocean Is Greenland Located?

A

Arctic

230
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Where were the 1964 winter Olympics held

A

Innsbruck Austria

231
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Which author wrote the novel Tom Jones

A

Henry fielding

232
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What TV show with married couples and family life appealed to those over the age of 29?

A

Thirtysomething

233
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Pine, Beach, Stone, Sable or American types of what creature

A

Martins

234
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What is the capital of Portugal ?

A

Lisbon

235
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In which organ is your “hypothalmus” located?

A

Brain

236
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Often eaten for breakfast, the egg comes from what barnyard animal?

A

Chicken

237
Q

In Alaska it is illegal to look at a moose from where

A

Window of any aircraft

238
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Who played Eddie in the pop-culture film ‘The Rocky Horror Picture Show?

A

Meat Loaf

239
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What is the highest commissioned rank in the Royal Navy

A

Admiral of the fleet

240
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What is a ‘rail’

A

Bird

241
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From which metal band was Dave Mustaine fired in 1982?

A

Metallica

242
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Mansard, Gambrel and Hip all types of what

A

Building roof

243
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Who defended World heavyweight title twice on same night in 1906

A

Tommy Burns – both 1st Kos

244
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Iceberg, Boston, and Bibb are types of _________.

A

Lettuce

245
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Fill in the blank: you get what you ____ for

A

Pay

246
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What science does Professor Stephen Hawking study and teach?

A

Astrophysics

247
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What is formed when the Earth comes betwen the Sun and the Moon

A

Lunar eclipse

248
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For what metal is ‘Au’ the chemical symbol?

A

Gold

249
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1936 film started with world war and ended with space flight

A

Things to Come HG Wells

250
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What makes the holes in Swiss cheese

A

Gas given off by bacteria

251
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What name did the Romans give to Wales

A

Cambria

252
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Whose castle was camelot

A

King arthur

253
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In 1953 ‘Stalin Died’. Who ultimately succeeded him as the leader of the Soviet Union?

A

Khrushchev.

254
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What is the white or yellowish substance obtained from the honeycomb of the bee

A

Beeswax

255
Q

Name the test applied to computers to see if they can think

A

Turing test

256
Q

Paul McCartney wrote The Song “Martha My Dear”. Who did he know who was named Martha?

A

His Dog

257
Q

Taiwan was known formerly as _________________

A

Formosa

258
Q

What is the lone ranger’s “real” name

A

John reid

259
Q

Alces Alces is the Latin name for what animal

A

Moose

260
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What did Sheryl Crow do before she became a singer?

A

Teach

261
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By What Name Did Marion Elliot Become Famous Fronting The Band X-Ray Specs

A

Poly Styrene

262
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What Canadian sketch comedy show helped launch John Candy’s career?

A

SCtv

263
Q

The Black Swan is native to which country

A

Australia

264
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Booze Name: 1/2 oz. light rum, 1/2 oz. dark rum, 1 oz. orange, lime, pineapple juice

A

Pina colada

265
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What song was on the B side of The Beatles We can work it out

A

Day Tripper

266
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Old superstition Wearing socks inside out protection from what

A

Witches

267
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A clip, shaped like a bar to keep a woman’s hair in place is a _______.

A

Barrette

268
Q

What happened in tulbach on september 29, 1969

A

Earthquake

269
Q

Brigham Young was a pioneer of which institution

A

The mormon church

270
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What is the Capital of: Angola

A

Luanda

271
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Which writer of the 17th and 18th Centuries first penned the line ‘For fools rush in where angels fear to tread.’

A

Alexander pope

272
Q

What technique records and reproduces three-dimmensional images using light from a laser but without the need for cameras or lenses

A

Holography

273
Q

Which Rugby Union team play at Franklin Gardens?

A

Northampton

274
Q

World what is ground being ‘rested’ for a season

A

Fallow

275
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Which Frenchman published “Centuries” in 1555 containing rhyming prophesies up to the year 3797

A

Nostradamus

276
Q

What is the second largest bone in the foot

A

Talus

277
Q

Who helped George Harrison produce ‘My Sweet Lord’

A

Phil spector

278
Q

The four throwing events at the olympics are shotput, discus, javelin and ______

A

Hammer throw

279
Q

Which Country Does The Athlete Merlene Ottey Represent

A

Jamaica

280
Q

Army officer ranked below major-general

A

Brigadier

281
Q

She was “Sports Illustrated’s” first female “Sportsman of the Year”.

A

Billie Jean King

282
Q

What elements name comes from the Greek meaning lazy

A

Argon

283
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What shuttle launch merited the time cover headline “whew”

A

Discovery

284
Q

In Columbus Ohio its illegal for shops to sell what on Sundays

A

Cornflakes

285
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What west coast U.S. state would you be in if you were honeymooning in Humptulips

A

Washington washington state

286
Q

Which Duo Did Bob Dylan Write “Lay Lady Lay” For Though They Never Recorded It

A

The Everly Brothers

287
Q

What is the common name for the ‘pharynx’

A

Throat

288
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Which authors first (unsuccessful) book was Inland Voyage

A

Robert Louis Stevenson

289
Q

What is a group of this animal called: Hound

A

Pack mute cry

290
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Which newspaper owner’s name became an exclamation of surprise or disbelief

A

Gordon bennett

291
Q

Ursula is the name of the villain in which Disney film?

A

Little Mermaid

292
Q

Jackdaws and magpies belong to which group of birds

A

Crows

293
Q

Which Is The Longest Bone In The Human Body

A

The Femur, Thighbone

294
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Tuvalu ?

A

Dollar

295
Q

What is this sign called “*”?

A

Asterisk

296
Q

He ruled Rome when Christ was born.

A

Caesar augustus

297
Q

Which computer manufacturer in 1984 advertised their new computer during the Super Bowl, and never re-used the commercial?

A

Apple

298
Q

What does a spermologer collect

A

Trivia

299
Q

Whats the largest organ in the human body?

A

Skin

300
Q

What name is given to the 4th Sunday in Lent

A

Refreshment sunday

301
Q

In the Mohs scale of hardness what comes in at number eight

A

Topaz

302
Q

If you suffered from a luxating patella what wrong with you

A

Moving Kneecap

303
Q

Joan Sandra Molinsky became famous as who

A

Joan Rivers

304
Q

What Was Mel B’s First Solo Single

A

I Want You Back

305
Q

How Many Teeth Does A Healthy Adult Usually Possess

A

32 Teeth

306
Q

Who Was “Horny, Horny, Horny”

A

Mousse T vs Hot n Juicy

307
Q

What famous actor is listed only as ‘stud’ in the credits for the 1970 film, ‘myra breckinridge’

A

Tom selleck

308
Q

What are Swedish buns called?

A

Danishes

309
Q

How long is a paper anniversary

A

One year

310
Q

On Whose Gravestone Will You Find The Words “My Jesus Mercy”

A

Al Capone

311
Q

What kind of animal was Black Beauty

A

Horse

312
Q

The small intestine is made up of the jejenum, the ileum & the ______

A

Duodenum

313
Q

With only a four_week gestation period, a cottontail __________ can produce 5 to 7 litters, and as many as 35 offspring per year.

A

Rabbit

314
Q

What is the fastest breed of dog after the greyhound?

A

Whippet

315
Q

Which animal is on top of rugby’s Calcutta Cup?

A

Elephant

316
Q

Who met in yalta in 1945

A

Churchill, roosevelt and stalin

317
Q

What type of airplane did sky king use in sky king

A

Cessna

318
Q

“Who Wrote The Christmas Story ““The Snowman””?”

A

Raymond Briggs

319
Q

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

A

Venus de milo

320
Q

Montana its illegal to have what in your cab without chaperone

A

A Sheep

321
Q

Who created Woody Woodpecker

A

Walter Lantz

322
Q

What are ceps morels and chantrelles

A

Mushrooms

323
Q

Who was the second President of the USA?

A

John Adams

324
Q

Who Went For A Stroll Down Baker Street

A

Gerry Rafferty

325
Q

If You Took The Number One Million & Converted It To Binary Form What Would It Equal

A

64

326
Q

For what was the acanthus plant used as a model

A

Corinthian columns

327
Q

In 1923 the BBC first broadcast what on the radio

A

Opera

328
Q

What Is The Currency Of Seychelles

A

The Rupee

329
Q

Whose Record Label Was “Fire” By The Prodigy Released On

A

XL Recordings

330
Q

What European country has “Vaduz” as its capital city

A

Liechtenstein

331
Q

Which states share Death Valley in the USA

A

California and nevada

332
Q

Which Is The Largest Sea

A

The South China Sea

333
Q

What Was The Royal Guardsmen’s Follow Up To “Snoopy Vs The Red Baron”

A

Return Of The Red Baron

334
Q

Who was the discoverer of the vaccine for polio

A

Jonas salk

335
Q

When did chuck berry’s first rock and roll classic hit the charts

A

1957

336
Q

Complete the saying, ‘He who praises everybody ____________’

A

Praises nobody

337
Q

What was Lady Chatterlys first name

A

Constance

338
Q

The Perfecto All Stars Are Better Known As Who

A

Paul Oakenfold & 808 State

339
Q

Which Element Has The Chemical Symbol K?

A

Potassium

340
Q

Of the new Supermen, this one was a villain

A

Cyborg

341
Q

Which two Latin words nearly always abbreviated mean ‘course of life’

A

Curriculum vitae

342
Q

Which Pop Duo Consist Of The Members “Graham Russell & Russell Hitchcock”

A

Air Supply

343
Q

What was the eighth month in the ancient Roman Calendar

A

October

344
Q

Authority charged with the disposition of legal actions involving children

A

Juvenile court

345
Q

Bistre, Sorrel and Vandyke are shades of which colour

A

Brown

346
Q

“Earth has not anything to show more fair” is the first line of a poem by whom

A

Wordworth

347
Q

In what game would you use a baguette

A

Boule - measuring / marking

348
Q

What country borders libya on the east

A

Egypt

349
Q

What’s the smallest state (in area) west of the Mississippi

A

Hawaii

350
Q

What’s the study of gases in motion called

A

Aerodynamics

351
Q

Which Band Is Jarvis Cocker Associated With

A

Pulp

352
Q

Which is sculptor Gutzon Borghun’s most famous work

A

Mount rushmore

353
Q

What is a group of swine

A

Sounder

354
Q

If you landed at Balice airport where would you be

A

Cracow Poland

355
Q

Phthisiophobia is the fear of

A

Tuberculosis

356
Q

The Gulfs of Taranto and Corinth are inlets of which sea

A

Ionian sea

357
Q

The story above the cornice of a building.

A

Attic

358
Q

Where does nessie live

A

Loch ness

359
Q

In the Flintstones what order did Fred and Barney belong to

A

Water Buffalos

360
Q

Which Russian Tsar died at Ekaterinburg in 1918

A

Nicholas ii

361
Q

Who was the first male to appear on the cover of Playboy in 1964?

A

Peter Sellers

362
Q

Which boys name means - he who resembles God

A

Michael

363
Q

In which film does Elvis Presley play an American soldier based in Germany

A

Gi blues

364
Q

What city is on the west end of lake ontario

A

Hamilton

365
Q

In US only 8 % of women do it - but it changes their lives - what

A

Propose marriage to boyfriend

366
Q

What is the capital of nevada

A

Carson city

367
Q

What is Cape Kennedy now called

A

Cape canaveral

368
Q

What century was the setting for tv’s “star trek”

A

23rd century

369
Q

How would you say ‘house wine’ in ‘Italian’

A

Vino della casa

370
Q

Metrophobia is the fear of

A

Poetry

371
Q

Of What Were Lee Bowyer & Jonathan Woodgate Of Leads Accused

A

A Racial Assault

372
Q

Which Female Vocalist Sang With Take That On Their Single “Relight My Fire”

A

Lulu

373
Q

Queen Victoria was born in this year.

A

1819

374
Q

What are shaggy mane and pigs ear

A

Mushrooms or fungi

375
Q

After California what US state produces the most wine

A

New York

376
Q

What was discovered at Sutter’s Mill, California in 1848

A

Gold

377
Q

What was the name of Van McCoy’s orchestra on his “The Hustle” instrumental?

A

Soul City Symphony

378
Q

Who was the last king of Troy

A

Priam

379
Q

Which planet was discovered by William Herschel in 178l

A

Uranus

380
Q

Where is big ben

A

London

381
Q

During annual spring floods, this waterfall can become so loud as to break windows six miles away.

A

Victoria Falls

382
Q

Which Motown Artist Wrote The Songs “My Guy By Mary Wells” & “My Girl By The Temptations”

A

Smokey Robinson

383
Q

Also Reaching No.2 Which Technotronic Single Followed Pump Up The Jam

A

Get Up (Before The Night Is Over)

384
Q

What Is The Offspring Of A Male Donkey And A Female Horse Called?

A

A Mule

385
Q

Who led the U.S. Air Force band in Europe during WWll

A

Glen miller

386
Q

What is the study of heredity called?

A

Genetics

387
Q

In which game do players change service after five points

A

Table tennis

388
Q

What is the name of the rabbit in the film, bambi

A

Thumper

389
Q

Cain & Abel were two of the sons of Adam & Eve. Name the third

A

Seth

390
Q

In Greek mythology which woman’s name means all gifts

A

Pandora

391
Q

A gazette - is obvious what was a gazetta where word comes

A

A small Italian coin – pay for news

392
Q

In which sport is the Melbourne Cup awarded

A

Horse racing

393
Q

Who was the Roman goddess of the hearth

A

Vesta

394
Q

Newspeak - Portable Handheld Communications Transcribers

A

A Pencil

395
Q

Silly Point is a position in which sport?

A

Cricket

396
Q

In a Spanish bar, what are topaz?

A

Snacks

397
Q

In the Old Testament what is the first book of Moses

A

Genesis - first 5 all Moses books

398
Q

In Greek Mythology, who stole fire from the Gods and brought it back to Earth hidden in a fennel stalk

A

Prometheus

399
Q

What Is Another Name For The White Poppy

A

Opium Poppy

400
Q

What name is given to a vertical bar dividing a window

A

Mullion