Trivia Database_6 Flashcards

1
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What colour bill does a greylag goose have?

A

Orange

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2
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In Which English City Will You Find The Angel Of The North

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Newcastle

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3
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Who once entered a Charlie Chaplin contest in Monte Carlo & placed third

A

Charlie chaplin

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4
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What is the longest word that can be typed using only the left hand

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Stewardesses

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5
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What name was given to the Allied invasion of North Africa in 1942?

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Operation Torch

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6
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What gland washes the eyes

A

Tear gland

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7
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Caries refers to decay in what

A

Teeth

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8
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Methacrylate resin is used to make what

A

Prosthetic eyes

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9
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Which Famous TV show was introduced by the theme tune The Black and White Rag?

A

Pot Black

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10
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What is the capital of the U.S. state of Delaware

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Dover

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11
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In Greek mythology, who did melanion defeat in a footrace

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Atlanta

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12
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Who collaborated with john lennon on ‘whatever gets you through the night’

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Elton john

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13
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What Is Micks Middle Name

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Philip

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14
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How Are “Alan, Wayne Merrill, Jay & Donny” More Commonly Known

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The Osmonds

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15
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How many top ten digit hits came from Lionel Richie’s LP “Can’t Slow Down”

A

Five

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16
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What was the first name of Senor Cardini, the Mexican restaurateur who created a classic salad in 1924?

A

Caesar

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17
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By what title was Mohandas K Gandhi known

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Mahatma

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18
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International registration letters what country is ZR

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Zaire

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19
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What was the name of the character on the 1st Garbage Pail Kids Pack?

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Blasted Billy or Adam Bomb

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20
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Who was king of Egypt from 1375 to 1358 b.c

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Amenhotep iv

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21
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Where is the statue ‘le petit pissoir’

A

Brussels

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22
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What people were the first to use the rounded arch

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Romans

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23
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Diane Leather was the first woman to do what

A

Sub 5 minute mile

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24
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Which 1976 Film Is About A Persecuted Schoolgirl With Psychokinetic Powers

A

Carrie

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25
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What Monty Python movie was banned in Scotland

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Life of brian

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26
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What is the top holiday in the US for candy / sweet sales

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Halloween

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27
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Which witch did Ozzy Osborne sing about in 1980

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Aleister Crowley

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28
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Who wrote the psalms

A

David

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29
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William Moulton Marston Lie Detector and what comic character

A

Wonderwoman

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30
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Who wrote the novel “Slaughterhouse Five”

A

Kurt vonnegut jr

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31
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Which Rodent Has Given It’s Name To A Mean Spirited Or Bad Tempered Woman

A

Shrew

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32
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Where is the dirtiest skin on your body

A

The face

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33
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What famous animal character called “Skull Island” home?

A

King Kong

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34
Q

What creature in nature is most sensitive to heat

A

Rattlesnake organs between eyes

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35
Q

American Hamilton Smith invented what in 1858

A

A washing machine

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36
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What’s the ancient greek word for “great city”

A

Megalopolis

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37
Q

What can readers learn about in Equus magazine

A

Horses

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38
Q

What is a group of finches called

A

Trimming

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39
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Britain’s live cable TV used to show what game topless

A

Darts - filmed in Australia

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40
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Countries of the world: north eastern coast of central America, the capital is Belmopan

A

Belize

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41
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What country has a birth rate of 0?

A

The Vatican City

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42
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Which Mediterranean countries orchestra is bigger than its army

A

Monaco

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43
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What is the development team at Nintendo headed by Shigeru Miyamotocalled?

A

EAD

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44
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Which City Was The First Ever To Host The Olympics Twice

A

Paris

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45
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What Was The Vey First London Underground Tube Station To Be Built

A

Baker Street

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46
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What eats 14 feet of earthworms every day

A

Baby robins

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47
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Who won an Academy Award in 1968 as Director of Midnight Cowboy

A

John schlesinger

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48
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What first name has been used by most presidents

A

James

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49
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What is the Capital of: Portugal

A

Lisbon

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50
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In which constellation are the Seven Sisters

A

Taurus

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51
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In the film The Great Escape , what were ‘Tom’, ‘Dick’ and ‘Harry’

A

Three escape tunnels

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52
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After Henry VIII, Who Was The Next Member Of British Royalty To Get Divorced?

A

Princess Margaret

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53
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What is the small irregular white cloud that zips around neptune approximately every 16 hours

A

Scooter

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54
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What well known drug comes from the yellow cinchona plant

A

Quinine

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55
Q

How many flats are in the key of B flat major?

A

Two

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56
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What phenomenon is caused by the gravitational attraction of the moon

A

Tides

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57
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Name The Label That Links Joy Division, Durutti Column, OMD, A Certain Ratio, New Order & Happy Mondays

A

Factory

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58
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What colour is creme de menthe?

A

Green

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59
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Which Paul Simon Album Won A Grammy For Album Of The Year In 1987

A

Graceland

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60
Q

What is a heart attack

A

Myocardial infarct

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61
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What Was Des O Connor’s Only No.1 Single

A

I Pretend

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62
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Who is the greek equivalent of the roman god Minerva ?

A

Athena

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63
Q

When danger appeared, Quick Draw McGraw became which super hero?

A

El KaBong

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64
Q

What are the devils bones

A

Dice

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65
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Which international alliance was set up in Vienna in 1960 to control the production and pricing of a specific commodity

A

O p e c

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66
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What is -459.7 F also know as?

A

Absolute Zero

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67
Q

What Are Scallions

A

Spring Onions Or Shallots

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68
Q

The energy which a body possesses by virtue of its motion is called ________.

A

Kinetic

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69
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Name The Year: “Wuthering Heights”, Grease (Movie), Keith Moon Dies Of An Overdose

A

1978

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70
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The blubber of a male __________ is considered superior to that of the sperm whale for lubricating machinery.

A

Elephant seal

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71
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Which Sanskrit phrase means love story

A

Karma Sutra

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72
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Reaching No.13 In The Charts What Did Secret Affair Advocate 1979 As

A

Time For Action

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73
Q

German kids wear what round neck for good luck on New Year

A

Pretzels

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74
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In which film, starring James Cagney, with Pat O’Brien as Father Connolly did he play a character called Rocky Sullivan

A

Angels with dirty faces

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75
Q

What ailment kills the most fruit flies

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Constipation

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76
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Who released the following ‘edible’ album ‘Burnt weeny sandwich’

A

Frank Zappa

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77
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Who Has An In-House Magazine Called Aerial?

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The BBC

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78
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Who said “Losing my virginity was a career move”

A

Madonna

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79
Q

There are more than 1500 varieties of what food

A

Rice

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80
Q

When introduced they were pockets for men only - what were

A

Handbags

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81
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What band got their name from the sixties movie Barbarella?

A

Duran Duran

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82
Q

If You were drinking Rolling Rock lager what US state are you in

A

Pennsylvania

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83
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What does the ‘c’ in the equation e=mc^2 stand for?

A

Speed of light

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84
Q

Goldfish have four color recepectors in their __________ compared to our three _ the mantis shrimp has ten color receptors.

A

Eyes

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85
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In Bowling What Is The Term For Knocking Down All Ten Pins With 2 Consecutive Balls

A

A Spare

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86
Q

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

A

Fame

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87
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Nauru ?

A

Dollar

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88
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Name the legendary Hollywood cowboy who was born as Leonard Slye in 1912

A

Roy rogers

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89
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How many stars are there on Brazil’s flag?

A

23

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90
Q

General sherman burned this city in 1864

A

Atlanta

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91
Q

Dick Brams And Advertising Consultant From Missouri Is Responsible For Marketing Which Famous Edible Item

A

The Happy Meal

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92
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Which US Songwriting Team Produced The Hits “Searchin, Yakety Yak, Charlie Brown, & Poison Ivy” For The Coasters

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Jerry Leiber & Mike Stoller

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93
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Who wrote the poem Anthem for Doomed Youth

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Wilfred owen

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94
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Devon is the only county in Great Britain to have two ______

A

Coasts

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95
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Who Scored AS Record 11,174 Cricket Test Runs For Australia

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Alan Border

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96
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Who entertained the colonists by doing cartwheels in the nude

A

Pocahontas

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97
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Which Beatles song did The Overlanders take to number one

A

Michelle

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98
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Which Actress Was Sued For Not Acting In Boxing Helena

A

Kim Bassinger

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99
Q

What is phonetic alphabet word for U

A

Uniform

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100
Q

Well known phrase Mad as a Hatter - but what made them mad

A

Mercury Poisoning

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101
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Which John Wayne Western was described by a critic as, ‘Grand Hotel on Wheels’

A

Stagecoach

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102
Q

The great warrior _______________ died in bed while having sex

A

Ghenghis khan

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103
Q

In which film is danny devito the voice of ‘phil’

A

Hercules

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104
Q

Who conquered the matterhorn in 1865

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Edward whymper

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105
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Who founded the salvation army

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William booth

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106
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At which battle did Nelson famously (turn a blind eye) to orders to disengage?

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The Battle of Copenhagen

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107
Q

In The Ukraine what does it mean if find a spiders web In your house Christmas morning is it, good luck , bad luck, winter will be unusually cold

A

Good Luck

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108
Q

An alien creature in a funny hat has opposed both Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck. Where is he from?

A

Mars

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109
Q

What number is on the opposite side of the ‘five’ on dice

A

Two

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110
Q

Forrest ____ liked shrimp.

A

Gump

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111
Q

Largest island of the continental United States, southeastern New York

A

Long

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112
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Who Was The First Boxer To Defeat Frank Bruno In A Professional Fight?

A

James Bonecrusher Smith

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113
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What is the basic unit of currency for Sudan ?

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Dinar

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114
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Branch of mathematics concerned with the study of such concepts as the rate of change of one variable quantity with respect to another, the slope of a curve at a prescribed point, and the computation of the maximum and minimum values of functions

A

Calculus

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115
Q

How many points win a game in badminton?

A

15

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116
Q

Who won the world soccer championship in 1958

A

Brazil

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117
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From Which Film Did Duran Duran Take Their Name

A

Barbarella

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118
Q

What was invented by Garnet Carter of Chattanooga in 1926

A

Miniature Golf

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119
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Who Wrote The Famous Book ‘A Brief History Of Time’’ In 1988?

A

Stephen Hawking

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120
Q

Which is the most abundant element in the universe

A

Hydrogen

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121
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What is the world’s largest sea

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Mediterranean

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122
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What is Alice Cooper’s real name?

A

Vincent Furnier

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123
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What award did washington create in 1782 as a decoration to recognize merit in enlisted men and non-commissioned officers

A

Purple heart

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124
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Who was the 15th president of the U.S.

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James buchanan

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125
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Name The Geordie “Hard Man” And His No.1 From July 1992

A

Jimmy Nail / Aint No Doubt

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126
Q

In Mexico it is illegal for the police to sell what

A

Their Guns

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127
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Libya is the only country in the world with a solid, single-colored flag __ what color is it

A

Green

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128
Q

In 1447 Johannes Gutenberg Invented The Printing Press, What Was The First Book He Produced

A

A Latin Edition Of The Bible

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129
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Who Became The Oldest Boxer To Retain The Heavyweight Title At The Age Of 45

A

George Foreman

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130
Q

This was the first cartoon talking picture.

A

Steamboat Willie

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131
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The IAAF finally recognised women in which sport in 1995

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Pole Vault

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Bohea is a type of what

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Tea

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If a dish is served A la Chantilly, what would be its main ingredient

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Whipped cream

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Who wrote the original story “The Lost World”?

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Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

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135
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What continent is submerged

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Atlantis

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What relation was William the Conqueror to Stephen (1096-1154)

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Grandfather

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Who sent the brief message “i came, i saw, i conquered”

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Julius caesar

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What is the fear of one thing known as

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Monophobia

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139
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Which Rock Star is Nicknamed Slowhand?

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Eric Clapton

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140
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Eileen Collins was the first _______ on a space shuttle mission.

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Female captain

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141
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What ingredient must French ice cream contain by law

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Eggs

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Which country was the first to legalise abortion

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Iceland

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Caer-Lud was the former name of what capitol city

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London

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144
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In Massachusetts it’s illegal to wear what without a licence

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Goatee

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With what is champagne mixed to produce `Buck’s Fizz’?

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Orange Juice

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Who comes on stage before conductor and tunes orchestra

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Concert Master / Mistress 1st violin

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147
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What is the capital of Tunisia ?

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Tunis

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A person at his wit’s end is said to be losing his what

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Marbles

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149
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In Wyoming in June it is illegal to take a picture of what

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A Rabbit

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Who Sang The Theme Tune To The Bond Movie The Spy Who Loved Me?

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Carly Simon

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In AFTs top 100 movies only 2 sequels - Godfather and what

A

French Connection II

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“Brass In Pocket” Was A Hit For Which Band

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The Pretenders

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Who Invented The Christmas Cracker

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Thomas Smith

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Who, according to a song, damaged her foot on a piece of wood and fell into a raging torrent?

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Clementine

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Who coined the term ‘proletariat’

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Karl marx

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Who played Andy Capp on television in 1988

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James bolam

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Who was the founder of the ‘epicurean’ philosophy

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Epicurus

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158
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In Shakespeare’s Merchant of Venice name Shylocks wife

A

Leah

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159
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Collective nouns - A group of beavers is what

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Colony

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160
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Even if up to 80% of this is removed from a human, what is it that will continue to function & grow back to its original size

A

Liver

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161
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What was the name of Joan Fontaine’s actress sister with whom she had a notoriously bad relationship

A

Olivia de havilland

162
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What’s the most valuable crop in burma, laos and thailand

A

Poppy

163
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Which Football Club Play Their Home Games At “The Home Depot Centre”

A

La Galaxy

164
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Which Woman Won The Wimbledon Singles Title For The Last Time In 1975?

A

Billy Jean King

165
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Which country was the first to make seat belts compulsory

A

Czechoslovakia

166
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Name The First Foreign Company To Open A Factory In The USA

A

Volkswagen

167
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What’s heaven to fallen Norse warriors?

A

Valhalla

168
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Who was the first non human to win an Oscar

A

Mickey mouse

169
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What sport did andre agassi’s dad compete in

A

Boxing

170
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Pax is the roman goddess of ______

A

Peace

171
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What Number Is Written On The Back Of David Beckham’s Shirt When He Played For Real Madrid ?

A

23

172
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The average elephant produces 50 pounds of __________ each day.

A

Dung shit

173
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What animal does the adjective ‘pardine’ refer to

A

Leopard

174
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In one of Donald Horne’s novels, as what was Australia dubbed?

A

The lucky country

175
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Which Solo Artist Sang Backing Vocals On The Dire Straits Hit “Money For Nothing”

A

Sting

176
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What bird makes an excellent watchdog

A

Goose

177
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What was the first product to have a barcode?

A

Wrigley’s gum

178
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Four thirds multiplied by pi multiplied by the radius cubed, gives you the volume of what geometric object

A

Sphere

179
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Sikorsky what jerry van dyke sitcom is widely hailed as the worst in tv history

A

My

180
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What Nationality Was The The Musician & Composer “James Last”

A

German

181
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Who was the Phoenician Goddess of love

A

Astarte

182
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How Many Tournaments make up a Grand Slam In Golf

A

4

183
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Ascorbic acid is commonly reffered to as Vitamin - ?

A

C

184
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Whose brother wrote seven songs for the movie staying alive

A

Sylvester

185
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Doraphobia is the fear of _________

A

Fur

186
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The Mason-Dixon line ran between Maryland and which other American State

A

Pennsylvan1a

187
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A beast of prey sometimes called a glutton - what is it

A

Wolverine

188
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In which African country would you find the towns of Kumasi and Cape

A

Ghana

189
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The word Utopia from Greek means what

A

Nowhere

190
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In ballet, a step done off the ground.

A

En l’air

191
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When danger appeared, Quick Draw McGraw became which super hero

A

El kabong

192
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Which Cricketer Captained England In 23 Test Matches Between 1986 And 1988?

A

Mike Gatting

193
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Which city is known as Motown

A

Detroit

194
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Where do ‘open-collar workers’ work

A

Home

195
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Who had a 30 year love affair with Lillian Hellman

A

Dashiel hammett

196
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Assassin Magazine and Sofa come from which language

A

Arabic

197
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What Is The Best Selling Classical Album Of All Time

A

Essential Pavarotti

198
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Short legged breed of Welsh dog

A

Corgi

199
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In the Rocky films what was the name of Rocky’s wife

A

Adrian

200
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When did richard burton finish his last film

A

1984

201
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What do you get by mixing gin and vermouth

A

Martini

202
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What is a leech a type of

A

Worm

203
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What Vehicular Safety Device Was First Pantented By Ej Claghorn

A

Seat Belt

204
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What Song Features The Lyric “Giant Steps Are What You Take”

A

Walking On The Moon

205
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What do the STP Corporation’s initials stand for?

A

Scientifically Tested Products

206
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If you had canitis what have you got

A

Grey hair

207
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John Elliot Was A Member Of Which Band

A

Def Leppard

208
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Which Bridge In London Was Officially Named William Pitt Bridge In 1769

A

Blackfriars Bridge London

209
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With what body part is otology involved?

A

Ear

210
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For What Illness Did Louis Pasteur Develop A Cure?

A

Rabies

211
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Anne Boleyn lost her head over this guy

A

Henry viii

212
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Tchaikovsky died of which disease

A

Cholera

213
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Disgusting question - longest verified American one 12’ 2” what

A

Turd - over 2hrs 12 minutes

214
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Zoologist and writer Gerald Durrell spent part of his childhood on which Greek island

A

Corfu

215
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What is the Latin word for poison

A

Virus

216
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What Connects The Lightning Seeds, Cilla black , Space

A

Liverpool

217
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What did the S stand for in Harry S Truman

A

Nothing

218
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Cleopatra sometimes wore a fake what

A

Beard – for Official Duties

219
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In Which Athletic Event Was Colin Jackson A Dominant Figure

A

110m Hurdles

220
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What is the English title of Voyna i Mir

A

War and Peace

221
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In which U.S. state was the world’s first ‘silicon valley’

A

California

222
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Which Famous Pop Group Did Brothers Brian, Carl & Dennis Form In 1961 Joined By Cousin Mike & Friend Al

A

The Beach Boys

223
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He discovered the process of vaccination for prevention of smallpox.

A

Edward Jenner

224
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Which Group Features Tommy Lee As Drummer

A

Motley Crue

225
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Which Famous Tv Presenters Are Former MP’s

A

Brian Walden, Robert Kilroy Silk

226
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In what year was Band-Aid’s Do They Know It’s Christmas the UK Christmas chart-topping record?

A

1984

227
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What was the name of Juliet’s cousin killed by Benvolio in R+J

A

Tynbalt

228
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Which is the Earth’s second smallest continent ?

A

Europe

229
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In which state are the Finger Lakes

A

New york

230
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What is the fear of clouds known as

A

Nephophobia

231
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He was the captain of the “Mayflower”.

A

Standish

232
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What does brb mean

A

Be right back

233
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Ethernet is a registered trademark of what company

A

Xerox

234
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Which Band did Mick Talbot & Paul Weller Form In 1983

A

The Style Council

235
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Three main types of Greek columns are Doric, Ionic, and __________.

A

Corinthian

236
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Spear, apple and pepper are types of which plant

A

Mint

237
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Which Musician Was Once A Member Of Depeche Mode, Yazoo & Erasure

A

Vince Clark

238
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A Spanish dance in ¾ time or 3/8 time with castanets.

A

Cachucha

239
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What was Bugs Bunnies original name

A

Happy Rabbit

240
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80% of restaurant diners don’t do what

A

Eat dessert

241
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Ajax was the trade mark of the worlds first what

A

Flush lavatory

242
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What Was The First Top Twenty Hit In The Uk For Stevie Wonder

A

Uptight (Everythings Alright)

243
Q

First division of the Paleozoic Era

A

Cambrian Period

244
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Which Liverpudlian Won The WBC Light Heavyweight Title In 1974

A

John Conteh

245
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What car company made the first glass fibre racing car

A

Lotus

246
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For What Substance Is K The Chemical Notation

A

Potassium

247
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What is ix

A

9

248
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What did The Chief nickname Starsky’s car on Stasky and Hutch??

A

The Striped Tomato

249
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Which was the first manned aircraft to exceed the speed of sound ?

A

Bell X-1

250
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Anatomically speaking, what is the axilla better known as

A

Armpit

251
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Who Released An Album In 1982 Called Simply

A

Status Quo

252
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What printing system utilizes tiny dots

A

Dot matrix

253
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The Average American does what 22 times a day

A

Opens Fridge

254
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Who made his first appearance as Sherlock Holmes in the 1939 film The Hound of the Baskervilles

A

Basil rathbone

255
Q

What does the ureter carry

A

Urine

256
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Who Was Responsible For The Assassination Of John Lennon

A

Mark David Chapman

257
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Collective nouns - a leash of what

A

Greyhounds

258
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Who said “To many of our imports are from abroad”

A

George Bush

259
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If you suffered from pyrexia what have you got

A

Fever

260
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Which Lombardy town is famed for its cheese

A

Gorgonzola

261
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Name Lois Lanes stewardess sister

A

Lucy Lane

262
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What is the capital of Saint Vincent

A

Kingstown

263
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On an average day in USA 40 people are hurt doing what

A

Trampolining

264
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Eskimo ice cream is neither icy, nor ______

A

Creamy

265
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EAU international car registration plate which country

A

Uganda

266
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What was George’s first composition on the A Side of a Beatles single?

A

Something

267
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What does a pulsar emit

A

Radio waves

268
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Can You Name “Tears For Fears” Debut Album

A

The Hurting

269
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In which area of London are the Abbey Road studios located?

A

St. John’s Wood

270
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What russian city was formerly known as st petersburg, then petrograd, and until 1918 was the capital of the country

A

Leningrad

271
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What Would You Suffer From With Hypotension

A

Low Blood Pressure

272
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At what address did the TV family ‘The Addams Family’ live?

A

001 Cemetery Lane

273
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In What Century was St Nicholas first Mentioned

A

4th

274
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What U.S. city is known as Insurance City

A

Hartford

275
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What Are The March Sisters Names In Louisa M Alcotts (Little Woman)

A

Jo, Meg Beth & Amy

276
Q

How many nickles are there in $2.25

A

45

277
Q

Confederate General William Smith carried what into battle

A

A Blue Parasol

278
Q

An average of 708 what in the USA each year

A

Tornados

279
Q

Who played the Spirit of Christmas in the 1988 TV film ‘Blackadder’s Christmas Carol’’

A

Robbie Coltrane

280
Q

Which planet has a year lasting approx. 88 earth days

A

Mercury

281
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What film was the last featuring Mel Blanc’s voice?

A

Jetsons

282
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Pneumatiphobia is the fear of

A

Spirits

283
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Raquel Welch was once a what

A

Weathergirl

284
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Cab is a shortened version of what word

A

Cabriolet

285
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What title is reserved for the leader of the entire Ku Klux Klan

A

Grand wizard

286
Q

From 1994 What Was “All For Ones” Biggest Hit

A

I Swear

287
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What is the full name of the creator of “Jeeves & Wooster”

A

Pelham grenville wodehouse

288
Q

What is the capital of Mauritania

A

Nouakchott

289
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What soft drink is advertised with the slogan, What’s the worst that could happen?

A

Dr Pepper

290
Q

In France if you were served le miel what would you eat

A

Honey

291
Q

This term means ‘cone_bearing trees’.

A

Conifers

292
Q

Which was the second japanese city bombed in 1945

A

Nagasaki

293
Q

The Korat plateau in Thailand gives its name to what kind of animal

A

Cat

294
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How many legs does a lobster have

A

Ten

295
Q

How Many People Are In Each Of The Crews For The Oxford & Cambridge Boat Race?

A

9 = 8 Rowers & 1 Cox

296
Q

Cleopatra’s slaves often died because she tested this on them

A

Poison

297
Q

Which Was The First Suspension Bridge In London

A

Hammersmith Bridge

298
Q

Who is Olive Oyls brother

A

Castor Oyl

299
Q

Which country did Idi Amin invade in 1978?

A

Tanzania

300
Q

Which Was The First Single Released By The Beatles On The Apple Label

A

Hey Jude

301
Q

Honi soit qui mal y pence is the motto of what organisation

A

Order of the Garter

302
Q

Denis Gabor of Hungary 1971 Nobel prize for what invention

A

Holograms

303
Q

What is the only insect that can turn its head

A

The praying mantis

304
Q

The ‘love apple’ is more commonly known as what

A

Tomato

305
Q

Gastritis affects the __________.

A

Stomach

306
Q

What country saw the origin of lawn tennis

A

England

307
Q

Who started on the san francisco scene with ‘oh well’, but are probably best known for their album ‘rumors’

A

Fleetwood mac

308
Q

How Many Players Are In A Polo Team?

A

4

309
Q

What was the name of He-Man’s magician sidekick?

A

Orko

310
Q

Where Did The Beatles Appear On The 30th January 1969

A

Roof Of The Apple Offices “Saville Row, London”

311
Q

What bird has the most feathers per square inch

A

Penguin

312
Q

What film starred Helen Hunt, Cary Elwes and Bill Paxton?

A

Twister

313
Q

Autophobia is a fear of ______

A

Being alone

314
Q

Who Was The First Animal In Space

A

Laika The Dog

315
Q

Name the second largest country in Africa.

A

Algeria

316
Q

What is the Capital of: Korea South

A

Seoul

317
Q

What is the fear of one’s own fears known as

A

Phobophobia

318
Q

What is the name of the capital of Quebec (Canada)

A

Quebec city

319
Q

Neophobia is the fear of

A

Anything new

320
Q

In which book did four ghosts visit Scrooge?

A

A Christmas Carol

321
Q

What artist cut off his right ear

A

Vincent van gogh

322
Q

Which character from beavis and Butthead has their own show?

A

Daria

323
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Which country has Budapest as its capital?

A

Hungary

324
Q

Haiphong is the third largest city in which south-east Asian country

A

Vietnam

325
Q

What Are The first Names Of The Everly Bros

A

Don & Phil

326
Q

Pluto (the Planet) was almost called what name

A

Zeus

327
Q

Name (in the US) Denis the Menaces cat

A

Hot Dog

328
Q

Who sang the theme song to the ‘Breakfast Club’?

A

Simple Minds

329
Q

Name the companion of the cartoon character Secret Squirrel

A

Morocco Mole

330
Q

Camel milk is the only milk that doesn’t curdle when __________

A

Boiled

331
Q

What Does The C Stand For On A Netball Team?

A

Centre

332
Q

Where were Anne Boleyn and Catherine Howard both executed?

A

The Tower Of London

333
Q

Of which metal is sperrylite the ore

A

Platinum

334
Q

Which leader sits on the ‘Lion Throne’?

A

Dalai Lama

335
Q

In the TV series ‘The Fall Guy’, who did Lee Majors play?

A

Colt Seavers

336
Q

In which year was the Summer Of Love?

A

1967

337
Q

What canal parts redesigned by Leonardo da Vinci in 1497 are still in use today

A

Locks

338
Q

What do Americans call what the British call an iced-lolly?

A

Popsicle

339
Q

Who wrote the opera Madame Butterfly

A

Puccini

340
Q

With about 865 people per square mile, the island of _____________ is one of Europe’s most densely populated regions.

A

Madeira

341
Q

On what common object could you find a gate and a claw

A

Camera

342
Q

Very unusual for carnivores, hyena clans are dominated by __________

A

Females

343
Q

What precious metal does the U.S. store in fort knox

A

Gold

344
Q

What is the penalty for drunk driving in Sumatra

A

Loss of a hand

345
Q

What are the Christian names of the novelist P D James

A

Phyllis dorothy

346
Q

Who directed the 1916 film ‘intolerance’

A

D.w griffith

347
Q

Joseph Lister - first operation antiseptic - 1867 on who

A

His sister

348
Q

In 1449 Thomas Brightfield built London’s first what

A

Lavatory

349
Q

Where does the dollar sign come from

A

U on S bottom U dropped out $

350
Q

Near which Belarus City did the biggest ever tank battle take place during WWII?

A

Kursk

351
Q

Which Tv Detective Kept A Pet Alligator Named “ Elvis ”

A

Sonny Crocket

352
Q

Gus Wickie Pinto Colvig William Pennell Jackson Beck - Link

A

Bluto in Popeye

353
Q

Who was the world’s longest reigning monarch

A

Louis xiv of france

354
Q

President Andrew Jackson’s funeral 1845 who removed swearing

A

His Pet Parrot

355
Q

Who made a 1990’s cover version of The Monkees ‘I’m a Believer’

A

Vic reeves

356
Q

Slang word meaning aggressively blatent or provocative

A

In-your-face

357
Q

With which group is Damon Allbarn the lead singer

A

Blur

358
Q

Is kissing under the Mistletoe, a Roman, Druid, or Celtic custom

A

Druid

359
Q

Chang 1st Wang 2nd what third most common Chinese name

A

Li

360
Q

Pitney which is the largest planet in our solar system

A

Jupiter

361
Q

What Type Of Foodstuff Is Traditionally Eaten On Shrove Tuesday

A

Pancakes

362
Q

Which light wood is commonly used for making aeromodels?

A

Balsa

363
Q

White creame de menthe and brandy make what cocktail

A

Stinger

364
Q

A catalogue of words and synonyms.

A

Thesaurus

365
Q

Who was Americas first billionaire

A

Rockefeller

366
Q

More water flows over _____ _____every year than over any other falls on earth

A

Niagara falls

367
Q

“Hot cockles”” was popular at Christmas in medieval times What was it? ““A Drinking Song”” ““A Medievil Game”” ““A Dish Of Seafood”” ““A Hot Spice Drink”” “

A

A Tudor Game

368
Q

Which is the largest of the Canary Islands

A

Tenerife

369
Q

Mary Read and Anne Boney had what job in common

A

Pirates

370
Q

What is a group of peacocks called?

A

Muster

371
Q

In ‘romeo and juliet’, why couldn’t the nurse tell juliet the news of her meeting with romeo immediately

A

She was out of breath

372
Q

What is the Capital of: Vanuatu

A

Port-vila

373
Q

In The World Of Science What Was Discovered By “Clyde Tombaugh” In The Year 1930

A

Pluto

374
Q

Poliosophobia is the fear of

A

Contracting poliomyelitis

375
Q

U.S. captials Florida

A

Tallahassee

376
Q

How was the country of Belize known prior to 1971?

A

British Honduras

377
Q

In which country was the first soccer World Cup held

A

Uruguay

378
Q

We are sure that whales and dolphins had land_living ancestors, but we don’t know what they were like and we don’t know how they __________

A

Evolved

379
Q

What do x & y chromozomes combine in making

A

Males

380
Q

By what other name is Lac Leman known

A

Lake geneva

381
Q

Charles Duff wrote the macabre Handbook of what

A

Hanging

382
Q

What breed of dog bites the most humans

A

German Shepherd – Alsatian

383
Q

What Type Of Creature Is Located On Top Of The Calcutta Cup

A

Elephant

384
Q

Where were fortune cookies invented

A

United states

385
Q

Which substance has the chemical formula HCl?

A

Hydrochloric acid

386
Q

What actress wrote the autobiography Call Me Anna

A

Patty duke

387
Q

In which river was jesus baptised

A

Jordan

388
Q

How Many Legs, Including Pincers Does A Crab Have?

A

Ten

389
Q

In Terry Pratchett’s Discworld series, Death rides a pale horse. What is its name

A

Binkie

390
Q

What Is Michael Jacksons Middle Name

A

Joseph

391
Q

In art, a form of watercolor that uses opaque pigments rather than the usual transparent watercolor pigments

A

Gouache

392
Q

Dish of food covered with alcohol and set alight

A

Flambe

393
Q

What is the capital of the United Arab Emirates

A

Abu dhabi

394
Q

Collective Nouns - a Convocation of what

A

Eagles

395
Q

Tess Trueheart married which plainclothes detective

A

Dick tracy

396
Q

In Kansas City its illegal for children to buy what

A

Cap Guns – but shotguns are OK

397
Q

What color are a zebra’s stripes during the first six months of life

A

Brown

398
Q

If you had variola what disease have you got

A

Smallpox

399
Q

What Was A Sopwith Camel?

A

A Single Seater Armed Biplane Used In WWI

400
Q

Which is the largest aquatic bird?

A

Albatross