Trivia Database_60 Flashcards

1
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What is a combination of chopped and boiled pigs heads, feet, hearts and tongues, held together in a loaf shaped by gelatin

A

Head cheese

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2
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Who is the patron saint of music

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St Cecilia

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3
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This word is used as the international radio distress call.

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Mayday

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4
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What does an agrologist study

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Soil

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5
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Who starred in the film The Man from Laramie

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James stewart

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6
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What In The World Of Science Is The Russian “Dmitri Mendelev” Credited With Creating

A

The Periodic Table

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7
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Acetylsalicylic acid is the active ingredient in which well known drug

A

Aspirin

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8
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In mythology, which soil of Juno was considered to be the most Roman of gods

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Mars

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9
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Promotion of friendly relations between countries

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Bridge-building

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10
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Bert and ernie of ‘sesame street’ were named after bert and ernie in which frank capra film

A

It’s a wonderful life

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11
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What company was formed by the Swede, Ingvar Kamprad

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Ikea

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12
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What punishment was meted out to english poachers in the time of richard the lionheart

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Castration

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13
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What legendary monster does Seattle secretary Katie Martin believe to be the father of her furry faced son

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Bigfoot

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14
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What is the name of the body part which seperates the nostrils

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Septum

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15
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What male name comes from the German meaning army rule

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Harold

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16
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What started in early 1900s to improve sales sports newspaper

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Tour de France Le Petite Journal illustre

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17
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Collective nouns a Toc of what

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Capercailzie

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18
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If you were given a pot of vermicide what would you use it for

A

Killing worms

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19
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By what name is Allen Konigsberg better known?

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Woody Allen

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20
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Who Was The First Black Footballer To Score A Hat Tick Whilst Playing For England

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Luther Blissett

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21
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Who was the last American president to sport facial hair?

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Taft

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22
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Which 1996 TV Christmas special, saw two of the stars dress as Batman and Robin, for a fancy dress party

A

Only Fools & Horses

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23
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What dog shares his owner with Garfiled the Cat

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Odie

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24
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What is unusual about the nobody crab

A

Transparent appears No Body

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25
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Who painted The Naked Maja

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Goya

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26
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In Greek mythology, who judged a beauty contest on Mount Ida, between Hera, Athene and Aphrodite

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Paris

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27
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Who Recorded The Album “Eat To the Beat”

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Blondie

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28
Q

A small naval escort vessel

A

Corvette

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29
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What ‘saturday night live’ star played in the film ‘stripes’

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Bill murray

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30
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Between Which 2 Countries Would You Find The Gulf Of Bothnia

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Sweden & Finland

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31
Q

What is the fear of vegetables known as

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Lachanophobia

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32
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The St. Moritz ski resort is in which European country

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Switzerland

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33
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What Animals Suffer From A Disease Called “Strangles”

A

Horses

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34
Q

What scene is included for good luck in most of Spielberg films

A

A Shooting star

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35
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Mediolanum was the Roman name for what Italian city

A

Milan

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36
Q

In Which City Was The First Heart Transplant Carried Out

A

Capetown, South Africa

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37
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Who wrote the christmas story, “A Visit From St Nicholas”

A

Clement moore

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38
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What is the part of a horse between fetlock and hoof called

A

Pastern

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39
Q

In Which Sport Might You Encounter A Face Off

A

Ice Hockey

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40
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In which country would you find the Yucatan Peninsula?

A

Mexico

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41
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Who wrote ‘The Hitch-Hikers Guide to the Galaxy’

A

Douglas adams

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42
Q

What do toads do before mating

A

Sing

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43
Q

What religion was founded by Siddhartha Gautama ?

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Buddhism

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44
Q

In “Alice in Wonderland”, who sings of “Soup of the evening, wonderful soup”

A

Mock turtle

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45
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In the world of sport what has the maximum dimensions of 60 metres by 30 metres?

A

An Ice Skating Rink

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46
Q

Skadi is the Norse Goddess of what

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Winter and the Hunt

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47
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In 1994, Who Collided With Damon Hill, Shattering His Chance Of Winning The World Title, At The Adelaide Grand Prix?

A

Michael Schumacher

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48
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What was Mother Theresa’s Christian name - before she became a nun

A

Agnes

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49
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The study of the composition of substances and the changes that they undergo is __________.

A

Chemistry

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50
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Any material that hardens & becomes strongly adhesive after application in plastic form

A

Cement

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51
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What country is surrounded by brazil, argentina and bolivia

A

Paraguay

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52
Q

Who was the original Peeping Tom looking at

A

Lady Godiva

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53
Q

Name The Youthful Singer Who Headed The Teenagers

A

Frankie Lymon

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54
Q

What is the largest island in the Philippines?

A

Luzon

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55
Q

Who was Mr. Wizard

A

Don Herbert

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56
Q

In which country is Gander airport

A

Canada

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57
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On which coast of australia is sydney

A

East

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58
Q

What are the units of measurement for Pressure ?

A

Pascal

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59
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In what Dickens novel is there a case of spontaneous combustion

A

Bleak House

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60
Q

On which item of clothing are the letters YKK often found?

A

Zipper

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61
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Which singer won the Eurovision Song Contest in 1999?

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Charlotte Nilsson

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62
Q

Which is the largest cathedral

A

St peter’s

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63
Q

What Do You Wrap Beef In When Preparing Boeuf Wellington

A

Pastry

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64
Q

What peninsula does Mexico occupy

A

Yucatan peninsula yucatan

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65
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What Song Was The Last Christmas No.1 Of The Millenium (1999-2000)

A

I Have A Dream / Seasons In The Sun

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66
Q

The branch of medicine dealing with curing by operative procedures is ________

A

Surgery

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67
Q

Oklahoma has more man-made ___ that any other state

A

Lakes

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68
Q

President fd roosevelt appeared in the 1943 comedy princess o’rourke as what

A

Himself

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69
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Of what material was the hairspring made in early watches

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Pigs Hair

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70
Q

What nationality was alexander graham bell

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Scottish

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71
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Much loved by Scrabble players, what kind of creature is a zebu

A

Ox

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72
Q

Germany’s WW I allies were Austria_Hungary, Bulgaria, and ________.

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Turkey

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73
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By what name is the love apple better known?

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Tomato

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74
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In Milton’s Paradise Lost what was the lowest point of Hell

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Pandemonium (Hells capitol)

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75
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Who is the roman god of light and sky

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Jupiter

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76
Q

In which country is the great victoria desert

A

Australia

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77
Q

Every year 11000 Americans are injured doing what

A

Trying out bizarre sex positions

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78
Q

Who Released The 70’s Album Entitled Abraxas

A

Santana

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79
Q

What song was originally ‘good morning to you’ before the words were changed and it was published in 1935

A

Happy birthday to you

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80
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On which river does Melbourne, Australia, stand

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Yarra

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81
Q

In Belgium if you are eating waterzooi what is it

A

Creamy fish stew

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82
Q

With what charge was Al Capone imprisoned

A

Tax evasion

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83
Q

What became a full Olympic sport in 1992

A

Badminton

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84
Q

The first telephone call was made in what year

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1876

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85
Q

In which country would you find Ayers Rock ?

A

Australia

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86
Q

7:25 pm In military time is how many hours

A

1925

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87
Q

1838 Los Angeles man needed a licence to do what to a woman

A

Serenade her

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88
Q

Who Had A Hit In 1988 With The Song “Je Ne Sais Pas Pourquoi”

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Kylie Minogue

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89
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Which explorer discovered the island of Spitsbergen

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Willem barents

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90
Q

At what temperature should ‘rice wine’ be served

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Warm

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91
Q

Which was the first credit card

A

Diners club

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92
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What artist was nicknamed “Jack the Dripper” action painting

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Jackson Pollock

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93
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Who is the Roman Goddess of flocks and herds

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Pales

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94
Q

Who buried the treasure on Treasure Island

A

Captain Flint

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95
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Who took over as Fuhrer after Hitler’s death till his arrest 1945

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Admiral Karl Donitz

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96
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Whose single season strikeout record did Nolan Ryan beat by one

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Sandy koufax

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97
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Which Was The First Glen Miller Record To Sell 1,000,000 Copies

A

Chattanooga Choo Choo

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98
Q

In terms of hair what does FSH stand for

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Follicle Stimulating Hormone

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99
Q

What are you supposed to remove after kissing someone under the mistletoe?

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A berry from the mistletoe, for luck

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100
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In 1995 The Japanese Stock Market Temporarily Collapsed Following Mistranslated Reports That Ronald Reagan Was Undergoing Heart Surgery, Which Veteran British Singer Was Actually The Patient

A

Lonnie Donegan

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101
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Eiffel designed the Eiffel tower - what was his first name

A

Gustave

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102
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Any of various scientific recording devices designed to register a person’s bodily responses to being questioned?

A

Polygraph

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103
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What is an extract of fermented and dried orchid pods

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Vanilla

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104
Q

Name both families in Soap

A

Tates Campbells

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105
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What is the method of resolving disputes without resorting to law, strikes or lock-outs

A

Arbitration

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106
Q

Where is Albuquerque

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New mexico

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107
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In what film did Whoopi Goldberg make her screen debut?

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The Color Purple

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108
Q

Besides the stones which group had the longest touring career until the founder’s death in 1995

A

Grateful dead

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109
Q

What Did Al Capone Die From

A

Syphilis

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110
Q

In which organ is a pulmonary disease located?

A

Lung

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111
Q

What Country’s Currency Is A Baht?

A

Thailand

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112
Q

Who owned a sword called crocea mors or yellow death

A

Julius Caesar

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113
Q

Churchill It’s a Riddle wrapped in a Mystery in an Enigma what

A

Russia

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114
Q

RCMP stands for___

A

Royal canadian mounted police

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115
Q

Oikophobia is the fear of

A

Home surroundings house

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116
Q

Limnophobia is the fear of

A

Lakes

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117
Q

Patricia Holm is the girlfriend of what famous fictional character

A

Simon Templar The Saint

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118
Q

What does the Greek root word ‘chrom’ mean?

A

Color

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119
Q

What Central American country extends furthest north?

A

Belize

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120
Q

Skopelos, Thasos and Andros are all what

A

Greek islands

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121
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Which composer’s second symphony was called the Resurrection, his tenth was unfinished

A

Mahler

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122
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Which U.S. State is known as the Pelican State

A

Louisiana

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123
Q

How Did Stuart Lockwood From Worcester Make International Headlines On 23rd August 1990

A

Yound Boy Held By Sadham

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124
Q

Killer tomatoes what album holds the world record for copies sold

A

Thriller

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125
Q

Which number, when doubled, exceeds its half by nine

A

Six

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126
Q

When two words are combined to form a single word (e.g., Motor + hotel = motel, breakfast + lunch = brunch) what is the new word called

A

A portmanteau

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127
Q

Which country did China invade on Christmas day 1950

A

Tibet

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128
Q

Which country has the most cellular phones per capita

A

Sweden

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129
Q

In Gustav Holsts planets suite which planet is the magician

A

Uranus

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130
Q

Where Might You Come Across Walloons

A

Belgium

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131
Q

Which fictional detective appears in the novel “Farewell My Lovely”

A

Philip marlowe

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132
Q

Asparagus is a member of which family

A

Lily

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In mythology, who was the wife of Jupiter

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Juno

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In which 20th century decade was the first angle-poise lamp sold

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1930’s

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135
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In Greek mythology who invented the lyre

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Hermes

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136
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A tayberry is a cross between which two fruits

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Blackberry and Raspberry

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Which Celebrity Is The Founder Of “The Spirit Foundation” For The Aged Abused And Orphaned

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Yoko Ono

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What are tiny cracks in the glaze of pottery

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Crackle

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139
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Prior to 1935 what was Iran known as

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Persia

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140
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Who was the first incumbent u.s. president to survive being shot

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Ronald reagan

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141
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Adolf Hitler was fascinated by _____

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Hands

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142
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Who had a hit with Sylvia’s Mother

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Dr Hook

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A flat board used by a painter to mix and hold colors, traditionally oblong, with a hole for the thumb; also, a range of colors used by a particular painter.

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Palette

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Soyuz was a soviet spacecraft but what’s it literally mean

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Union

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Gentlemen what hairstyle did chris evert sport in her first us open tennis champions

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Pigtails

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A poem written to celebrate a wedding is called a(n) ___________

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Mercury

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What is the holy book of Islam ?

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Koran

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In what city does a certain church forbid burping or sneezing?

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Omaha, Nebraska

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What Is Manufactured From The Sapodilla Tree?

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Chewing Gum

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150
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A cat has how many muscles in each ear

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32

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What canadian horse won the 1964 kentucky derby

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Northern dancer

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Which Country Currently Holds The Record For The Heaviest Rainfall Ever Recorded

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India

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The medical journal Practitioner 1923 said it will never happen?

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Teaching of contraception

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154
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What fish has its head at right angles to its body

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Sea Horse

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155
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The Romans called it Cambria - what do we call it

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Wales

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In Greek mythology, who abducted europa to crete

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Zeus

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Which ship did charles darwin captain

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Hms beagle

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158
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Scelerophibia is the fear of

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Bad men burglars

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159
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Prophesied the Chalus the Greek - Die on day - did of what

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Laughing cos he was not dead

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160
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Who Was The First American Chess Champion ?

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Bobby Fischer

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161
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What prison island was off the coast of French Guiana

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Devil

162
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Who recorded the album “wish you were here” in 1975

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Pink floyd

163
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What was the sequel to Louisa May Alcott’s “Little Women”?

A

Little Men

164
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What is Palermo the capital of

A

Sicily

165
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What was extracted through the nasal passages of dead pharaohs

A

Brain

166
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Leader of the Iroquois Indians same name as what car

A

Chief Pontiac

167
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Name the soda that is often confused with a drug.

A

Coke

168
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In Breton Alabama there is a law against riding what down street

A

Motorboat

169
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What product put its logo on Dover cliffs - Act Parliament get off

A

Quaker Oats Man

170
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Elizabethan women had three what modest, rascal and secret

A

Petticoats worn modest outside

171
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When was the magnetic telegraph invented

A

1837

172
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Round, flat, filbert or sword types / shapes of what tool

A

Paintbrush

173
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Which comic strip animal devised by Otto Mesmer first appeared in 1931?

A

Felix the Cat

174
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What is the most mountainous country in europe

A

Switzerland

175
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Who Released The Album Anarchy In The UK?

A

The Sex Pistols

176
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What is the junction between two nerve cells called

A

Synapse

177
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In Nevada it is illegal to drive what on the highway

A

A Camel

178
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Throat, foxing, and platform are parts of a(n) ________.

A

Shoe

179
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The Hylians come from what game series?

A

The Legend of Zelda

180
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Thomas Watson in 1943 there is a worlds market for 5 - what

A

Computers – he chairman of IBM

181
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What was the first Hanna-Barbera cartoon

A

Ruff and Reddy

182
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Who Teamed Up With Queen To Record “Under Pressure”

A

David Bowie

183
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Which Engine Powered Both The Spitfire & The Hurricane Fighters Of World War 2

A

Rolls Royce Merlin

184
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What is the fear of stuttering known as

A

Psellismophobia

185
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What movie stars morgan freeman as a pimp known as fast black

A

Streetsmart

186
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On what continent would you find ash trees

A

North america

187
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What’s the most unusual official sporting event in China

A

Granade Throwing

188
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Which Labels First Crop Of Artists Included Elvis costello & Lene Lovivh

A

Stiff

189
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On Mr Ed, what was Wilbur’s last name

A

Post

190
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What hormone is produced by the adrenal glands

A

Adrenaline

191
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Over which islands does the spanish flag fly

A

Canary islands

192
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What do people use to propel kayaks

A

Paddles

193
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What American state is also called the ‘Garden State’?

A

New Jersey

194
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What Colour Will Litmus Paper Turn When Dipped In Acid

A

Red

195
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Capital city of Arizona & seat of Maricopa County, located on the salt river in the south central part of the state

A

Phoenix

196
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Who was the defeated Socialist Prime Minister in the Spanish General Election of March 1996

A

Felipe gonzalez

197
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How many women know the formula of Coca Cola

A

None - not allowed

198
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What does captain furillo’s main squeeze, joyce davenport, do for a living

A

Assistant da

199
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In a game of horseshoes, how many feet apart must the stakes be?

A

Forty

200
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What is the fear of memories known as

A

Mnemophobia

201
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Which Aircraft Manufactuer Produced The Spitfire

A

Supermarine

202
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What is the acronym for ‘yet another hierarchical officious oracle’

A

Yahoo

203
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If you had aprosexia what would be impaired or reduced

A

Ability to study

204
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“Joy to the World” was a hit in 1971 for what band with three lead vocalists?

A

Three Dog Night

205
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An eighteenth-century European style, originating in France. In reaction to the grandeur and massiveness of the baroque, it employed refined, elegant, highly decorative forms.

A

Rococco

206
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The theme tune for ‘Monty Python’s Flying Circus’ was written by which composer?

A

John Philip Sousa

207
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Water is so scarce in the arid regions of _________ that, in the grasslands, the people never take baths, and sometimes must wash their faces in yak’s milk.

A

China

208
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What subject did ‘Mr. Chips’ teach?

A

Latin

209
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Who invented the clockwork radio

A

Trevor bayliss

210
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What do the initials ‘VCR’ stand for?

A

Video Cassette Recorder

211
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What was unusual about the drawings of artist Cesar Ducornet

A

Drawn with feet – he had no arms

212
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Who directed the film of Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451

A

Francois Trufeau

213
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Who wrote the book “Prisoner of Desire”

A

Jennifer blake

214
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Which is the longest bone in the body

A

Femur

215
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Where would you find a Mihrab

A

Mosque Niche show Mecca direction

216
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Waving a yellow flag is the international signal for what

A

Infectious disease

217
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What 4 Letter Word Is Tattooed Of The Body Of Former Spice Girl Emma Bunton?

A

Baby

218
Q

What is the atomic number of cesium

A

55

219
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Portuguese West Africa is now known as what

A

Angola

220
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Which film won the best story and best song Oscars in 1969

A

Butch Cassidy and Sundance Kid

221
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Who invented the compact disc or CD?

A

Philips

222
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Who won Euro song contest Save All Your Kisses For Me

A

Brotherhood of Man

223
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From where to where did the first railway on the witwatersrand run

A

Johannesburg to springs

224
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Born James Osterburg, Who Is Called The Godfather Of Punk

A

Iggy Pop

225
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How did Van Gogh dispose of his ear

A

Gave it to prostitute

226
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In Which Country Was Ice Cream Invented

A

China

227
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In the series of ‘Doctor’ films based on the works of Richard Gordon, which actor played the part of Sir Lancelot Spratt?

A

James Robertson Justice

228
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In Which City Did Chamberlain Make His(Wind Of Change) Speech In 1960?

A

Cape Town

229
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What is the flower that stands for: riches

A

Corn

230
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What became legal in 1901 in the UK

A

Boxing

231
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What continent is bounded on the north by the Timor Sea, The Arafura Sea & the Torres Straights

A

Australia

232
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What does AIDS stand for

A

Acquired immune deficiency syndrome

233
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In which sport are left handed people banned from playing

A

Polo

234
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What animal lives in a form?

A

Hare

235
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Who is the first cartoon character to ever have been made into a balloon for a parade

A

Fruit

236
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What is a group of badgers

A

Cete

237
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Who wrote the music to the film The Odessa File

A

Andrew Lloyd Webber

238
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What Is The Worlds Oldest Known Vegetable?

A

The Garden Pea

239
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Whose Debut Album Was Titled “Rafis Revenge”

A

Asiandubfoundation

240
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Beethoven’s Sixth Symphony shares it’s popular name with a method of animal farming. What is it?

A

Pastoral

241
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In 1939 which pub game was banned in Glasgow for being too dangerous?

A

Darts

242
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What weapon was invented by Ernest Swinton used in 1916

A

Tank

243
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Between 1956 and 1960 which song made top 40 seven times

A

Mack the Knife Bobby Darin best

244
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A social dance of American origin in duple time.

A

Fox-trot

245
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Whose only loss in 1983 was to kathy horvath

A

Martina navratilova

246
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Something that containing both letters and numbers

A

Alphanumeric

247
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For what purpose was the chow chow dog originally bred

A

As food or Chow

248
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What is the Capital of: Man, Isle of

A

Douglas

249
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Which Singer Was Born In Nutbush, Tennessee In 1939?

A

Tina Turner

250
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Which Oxford Trio Began Their Career As The Jennifers

A

Supergrass

251
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Which Politician Caused Outrage When They Famously Said That Northerners Die Of Ignorance And Crisps

A

Edwina Currie

252
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Which of the 48 contiguous states extends farthest north?

A

Minnesota

253
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What does a chronometer measure

A

Time

254
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Musical instrument is named from the Greek wooden sound

A

Xylophone

255
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What Is The Largest Ocean On The Planet

A

Pacific

256
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Extreme fear of open spaces

A

Agoraphobia

257
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Which sport do you associate with the Russian woman Maria Sharapova

A

Tennis

258
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What is the main ingredient of mock turtle soup

A

Calf’s head

259
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In Monty Pythons The Meaning Of Life What was Mr. Creosote’s very last course?

A

A wafer thin mint

260
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What is a long wire wound in a close-packed helix and carrying a current

A

Solenoid

261
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______________ is the world’s oldest black republic. The major religion there is voodoo.

A

Haiti

262
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U.S. captials North Carolina

A

Raleigh

263
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If you were severed a dish ‘belle h’elen what fruit would it be

A

Pears

264
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Duo who had a hit song with ‘I got you babe’

A

Sonny and cher

265
Q

Who is the american inventor of photographic materials

A

George eastman

266
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What was Keanu Reeves’ first big film?

A

Point Break

267
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Which Group Had A 60s Hit With The Song ‘She’s Not There’’

A

The Zombies

268
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In ‘southpark’, what is chef obsessed with

A

Sex

269
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What is Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe’s middle name

A

Gabriel

270
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In what magazine does Alfred E Newman appear

A

MAD

271
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What word can mean a RC prayer Blood Clot extra calendar day

A

Embolism

272
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In Which Country Was The “Lords Of The Rings” Creator J.R.R Tolkien Born

A

South Africa

273
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Who discovered their dream girls, the chipettes in an 1987 flick

A

Chipmunks

274
Q

What plant does the Colorado beetle attack

A

Potato

275
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What is the collective noun for a group of Rhino?

A

Crash

276
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If you landed at Merignac airport - where are you

A

Bordeaux

277
Q

Cassius Marcellus Coolidge painted which famous paintings

A

Dogs playing pool cards etc

278
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What nationality was dr bart hughes

A

Dutch

279
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Indonesia ?

A

Rupiah

280
Q

Which country is alphabetically last

A

Zimbabwe

281
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What was Maggie Seaver’s maiden name on Growing Pains?

A

Maggie Malone

282
Q

What animal has the worlds shortest sperm

A

Hippopotamus

283
Q

Which mythological monster had nine heads

A

Hydra

284
Q

What is the young of this animal called: Whale

A

Calf

285
Q

What Is The Horn Of A Rhinoceros Made From?

A

Keratin (Hair)

286
Q

What Grim Discovery Was Made By An Electrician Fitting A Burglar Alarm In Seattle In 1994

A

Kurt Cobains Body

287
Q

Which hero of tv and cinema fights an unending battle for ‘truth, justice, and the American way

A

Superman

288
Q

What is the world’s fastest land animal

A

Cheetah

289
Q

North American Indians ate watercress to dissolve what in the bladder?

A

Gravel and stones

290
Q

Who Is Considered As The Originator Of The Concept Of A Computer

A

Sir Charles Babbage

291
Q

Who was Arthur Scargill’s predecessor as President of the NUM

A

Joe gormley

292
Q

Robert de Niro won Best Actor Oscar for which film in 1980

A

Raging bull

293
Q

Complete the proverb: There’s many a good tune

A

Played on an old fiddle

294
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What is a corrosive substance

A

Acid

295
Q

What are the world’s tallest trees

A

Coast redwoods

296
Q

What does Beetlejuice eat when he reaches out of his grave in the scale model of the town?

A

A Fly

297
Q

Which Island Lies At The Most South Westerly Part Of The United Kingdom

A

Bishop Rock

298
Q

When The Supremes Hit The No.1 Spot In The UK in 1964 With Baby Love It Was Not Released On Motown But On Which Other Label

A

Stateside

299
Q

Which royal couple were married on the 29th July 1981

A

Charles and Diana

300
Q

“Dragon Whiskers” is a type of tea from what country

A

China

301
Q

Was Maniac A Hit From “Flashdance” Performed By “Richie Sembello” Or Glen Menderios

A

Richie Sembello

302
Q

Where did the Angel falls get its name

A

Pilot Jimmy Angel crashed 1937

303
Q

Who patented the first photograph

A

Thomas edison

304
Q

At Which Venue Does The Us Open Tennis Tournament Take place

A

Flushing Meadows

305
Q

What viral skin condition does folklore say is caused by handling toads

A

Warts

306
Q

How many u.s. states border the pacific ocean

A

Five

307
Q

In which film did Groucho Marx play the veterinary doctor Hugo Z. Hackenbush’

A

A day at the races

308
Q

Who founded the boy scouts of America

A

Daniel Beard

309
Q

Who said ‘when the going gets tough, the tough get going’

A

Knute rockne

310
Q

__________ gather in groups to sleep through the winter. Sometimes up to 1,000 of them will coil up together to keep warm.

A

Rattlesnakes

311
Q

In Which Year Did Abba Win The Eurovision Song Contest

A

1974

312
Q

Kind of Swiss cheese with holes in

A

Gruyere

313
Q

The locals call it Metohkangmi what do we call it

A

Abominable Snowman or Yeti

314
Q

In CHIPS what make of motorcycles did they ride

A

Kawasaki

315
Q

In what year of WW II did Russia declare war on Japan

A

1945

316
Q

Who was the lone ranger’s indian companion

A

Tonto

317
Q

What song, popular in the First World War, was written by George and Felix Powell?

A

Pack up your Troubles in your Old Kit Bag

318
Q

What is the capital of Bahrain ?

A

Manama

319
Q

Which County Inflicted Englands First Ever Football Defeat On Home Soil

A

Ireland

320
Q

In 1453 it is alleged that a witch flew on a broomstick for the first time but was it a male or female witch

A

Male

321
Q

Eddie Bauer, Erehwon, and North Face are these types of stores.

A

Outfitters

322
Q

What word appears in more film titles than any other

A

Love

323
Q

Roger Moore’s first appearance as James Bond was in which film

A

Live and let die

324
Q

What is ‘anacreon in heaven’

A

Old english drinking song

325
Q

Who Found The True Source Of The River Nile

A

Sir Richard Burton & John Speke

326
Q

Sculptors which of the four teenage mutant ninja turtles was named after an artists and/or sculptor that did not occur in the same time period as the other three

A

Donatello

327
Q

Which novel of the Russian Revolution did Boris Pasternak write

A

Dr zhivago

328
Q

In 1950 what character was on first metal lunchbox in the US

A

Hopalong Cassidy

329
Q

Paul Robeson the singer of old man river had what profession

A

Lawyer

330
Q

Which Freeway Did “Aretha Franklin” Sing About

A

Freeway Of Love

331
Q

Where was the first Three Tenors concert held

A

Rome

332
Q

Who played garp’s wife in the movie the world according to garp

A

Mary beth

333
Q

What is the Ikurrina

A

Basque Flag

334
Q

Pancho was whose faithful sidekick

A

Cisco kid’s

335
Q

In the 9th century which city had several thousand bookstores ?

A

Baghdad

336
Q

Which musical note is the longest

A

Breve

337
Q

This actor played Blondie in The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly?

A

Clint Eastwood

338
Q

Who coined the term ‘assassination’

A

William shakespeare

339
Q

Why Did David Livingstone Go To Africa

A

He Was A Missionary

340
Q

Name Donald Duck’s girlfriend?

A

Daisy

341
Q

Which sauce is named after a river and state in Mexico?

A

Tabasco

342
Q

Amy the girls name means what

A

Beloved

343
Q

Copeland, Mason, Dux and Bow all types of what

A

Pottery

344
Q

Name the oppressive hot dry wind on the north coast of Africa, that comes from the Sahara during the spring and summer.

A

Sirocco

345
Q

Poison oak and ivy belong to which general family

A

Cashew

346
Q

What U.S. state includes the telephone area code 704

A

North Carolina

347
Q

St Boniface is the Patron Saint of which country

A

Germany

348
Q

In religious art, which Saint is associated with an ox

A

Saint Luke

349
Q

On what river is Liverpool?

A

Mersey

350
Q

What are Black Bulger Lawyers Wig Penny Bun types of

A

Fungi

351
Q

Baseball: The New York ______?

A

Mets

352
Q

Armand Tarmizan is the ‘real’ name what cartoon character

A

Principle Skinner

353
Q

Where is the statue ‘Le Petit Pissoir’?

A

Brussels

354
Q

Which chemical element has the ancient name Stannum

A

Tin

355
Q

Who wrote the 39 steps (both names)

A

John Buchan

356
Q

With what do camels protect themselves from blowing sands

A

Three eyelids

357
Q

Which famous horse race was won Urban sea, Carnegie, Lammtarra

A

Prix de l’arc de Triomphe

358
Q

What Was The Prodigys First Uk Hit Single

A

Charlie

359
Q

What was the pharon

A

Lighthouse

360
Q

The Minus World of Super Mario Bros. is a never-ending version of what stage?

A

02-Feb

361
Q

Which 1960 Vocalist Changed His Name From Ernest To Evans

A

Chubby Checker

362
Q

What is the Capital of: Liberia

A

Monrovia

363
Q

What gets its name from the Greek meaning large catapult

A

Howitzer

364
Q

From what is the Mexican dish huevos rancheros made?

A

Baked Eggs

365
Q

In pro football a “sudden death” period lasts how many minutes long

A

15

366
Q

In a hospital, what would the O & G Department be

A

Obstetrics and gynaecology

367
Q

Where is the worlds largest Chinese settlement outside Asia

A

San Francisco – Chinatown

368
Q

When did Andy Warhol die

A

1987

369
Q

If You Asked For Scraps In A Chippy What Would You Get

A

Bits Of Fish Batter

370
Q

What is the Capital of: Syria

A

Damascus

371
Q

__________ have been trained to have recognition vocabularies of 100 to 200 words. They can distinguish among different grammatical patterns.

A

Chimpanzees

372
Q

A Group of Whale is called a

A

Pod

373
Q

Who said “The child is the father of the man”

A

Wordsworth

374
Q

What is the last letter in the Greek alphabet?

A

Omega

375
Q

Who was sent off on Saturday in the match between Arsenal and Bolton?

A

El-Hadji Diouf

376
Q

What is the name of the desert region of south east Ethiopia over which Somalia also claims sovereignty

A

Ogaden

377
Q

Founded in 1608 by Champlain, it was the capital of New France

A

Quebec

378
Q

On What Japanese City Was The First Atomic Bomb Dropped

A

Hiroshima

379
Q

What is the capital of tennessee

A

Nashville

380
Q

Who said “I think therefore I am”?

A

Rene Descartes

381
Q

Jean Claude Killy famous in which sport

A

Skiing

382
Q

Lucus Dominitus Ahenobarbus was better known as who

A

Nero

383
Q

Who still receives an estimated 25 pieces of junk mail per year at Walden Pond?

A

Thoreau

384
Q

What Was Virgin Records First LP Release Back In 1973

A

Mike Oldfield / Tubular Bells

385
Q

What is the fruit flavour of Cointreau?

A

Orange

386
Q

Don Mintoff became which countries first Prime Minister after it became a republic in 1974?

A

Malta

387
Q

Who was the leader of the Khmer Rouge?

A

Pol Pot

388
Q

Which English King holds the official record of bastards 21

A

Henry I

389
Q

What year was the Habitat company founded

A

1971

390
Q

What type of shoes did Run-D.M.C. sing about, which were what most rappers in the early eighties were into?

A

Addidas

391
Q

Cardinal and Ordinal are types of what

A

Numbers - 1 2 3 - 1st 2nd 3rd

392
Q

How many blades are there on a kayak paddle

A

Two

393
Q

In the original Star Trek the Horta was a life form based on what

A

Silicon

394
Q

What is the term for the distance around a circle

A

Circumference

395
Q

In what sport is the Charles Brownlow award for fairest player

A

Aussie Rules Football

396
Q

There are 15 peaks in Europe higher than Mont Blanc. In which mountain range are they

A

Caucasus

397
Q

What sport appears in the phonetic alphabet

A

Golf

398
Q

What do Christians call the place which the Hebrews called Golgotha, (Place of Skulls)

A

Calvary

399
Q

What country is coffee originally from

A

Ethiopia

400
Q

Iguaca National Park lies on the border between Argentina and which other country

A

Brazil