Trivia Database_61 Flashcards

1
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American money with serial #’s beginning with “B” are printed where

A

New York

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2
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What was the first animal on the endangered species list?

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Peregrine falcon

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3
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Beethoven reportedly poured this over his head to stimulate his brain

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Water

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4
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Singapore is the capital of ______

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Singapore

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5
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What german military leader of the afrika korps was known as ‘the desert fox’

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Erwin rommel

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6
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Who wrote “words of love” that the beatles recorded

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Buddy holly

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7
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The temperature at which a liquid gives off a vapour which can be ignited is called it’s ______

A

Flashpoint

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8
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In Ireland what is a Gombeen Man

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Moneylender

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9
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Which behaviorist conducted the “Little Albert” experiment?

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John Watson

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10
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Who was known as “The Ace of Spies”

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Sydney reilly

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11
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According to the lyrics of the famous Christmas song, what was Frosty The Snowman’s nose made from?

A

A Button

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12
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What is the capital of Thailand

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Bangkok

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13
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In the Commedia del’Arte who was the daughter of Pantaloon

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Columbine

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14
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Tempera uses water and what to paint with

A

Egg Yoke

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15
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Who stood at the top with “stand by your man

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Tammy wynette

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16
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In Ghandi who played the General caused massacre Amritsar

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Edward Fox General Reginald Dyer

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17
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What is Holland’s largest ever flood control project called

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Delta plan

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18
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By what name is Richard Starkey better known as?

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Ringo Starr

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19
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Acronym for microwave amplification by stimulated emission of radiation, a device that amplifies or generates microwaves or radio waves

A

MASER

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20
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Epiphany Christian feast 6th Jan translates from Greek as what

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Manifestation

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21
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A Cocktail Known As TNT Comprises Of Tequila, Neapolitan Brandy, But What Does The Second T Stand For?

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Tia Maria

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22
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With what country is prince rainier iii associated

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Monaco

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23
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Which country house in the south of England gives its name to a summer drink of claret, soda, and sugar?

A

Badminton

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24
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Who was adolf hitler’s mistress

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Eva braun

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25
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To whom is Sleeping Beauty betrothed

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Prince charming

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26
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Prior To Joining Manchester Utd In 2007 Which Club Did Cristiano Ronaldo Play For?

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Sporting Lisbon

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27
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What Title Connects A Hit For The Police And A Film Starring Steve Martin?

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Roxanne

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28
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Company what is the former name of the tonka metalcraft company

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Mound metalcraft

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29
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Ignatius Loyola founded which organisation

A

Jesuits

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30
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Cocktails: Cognac (brandy) and white creme de menthe make a(n) _____________.

A

Stinger

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31
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What two colours are blood cells

A

Red & white

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32
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What did people desperately tried to avoid getting on “Press Your Luck?”

A

The Whammy

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33
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Is Dublin in Northern or Southern ireland?

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Southern

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34
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Mens world championships started 1903 but 1934 women what

A

Gymnastics

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35
Q

What color spots has the common ladybird

A

Black

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36
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Who won Best Actress for her role in Hud

A

Patricia neal

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37
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What celestial body gets its name from the Greek long haired

A

Comet

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38
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What was the name of the first U.S. atomic submarine

A

Nautilus

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39
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If an Italian was having Pranzo what would they be having

A

Lunch

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40
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On which river does Berlin stand

A

Spree

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41
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Augusto Pinochet was the ruler of which country

A

Chile

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42
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From what plant is opium derived

A

Poppy

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43
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Mottephobia is the fear of

A

Moths

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44
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Which U.S. president said, “The buck stops here”?

A

Truman

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45
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Which sportswear company is named after a Greek Goddess

A

Nike

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46
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Which famous building in New York lights up a red heart each St Valentine’s Day

A

Empire State Building

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47
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In 1965 they urged you to keep on dancing

A

The gentrys

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48
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Ilium is the Latin name for what ancient city

A

Troy

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49
Q

The human body contains enough carbon to make ______

A

900 pencils

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50
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In which country is the style of beer called LAMBIC brewed

A

Belgium

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51
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What Were The 2 Top Ten Hits For Actor Turned Singer Bruce Willis

A

Respect Yourself & Under The Boardwalk

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52
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Which drink is served in a Schooner?

A

Sherry

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53
Q

What is the worlds largest airline

A

Aeroflot

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54
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Who was the first woman to swim the English channel in both directions

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Florence chadwick

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55
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To which U.S. state would you travel to sample authentic Cajun cooking

A

Louisiana

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56
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What shop outnumbers MacDonald’s 3 to 1 in the USA

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Adult Bookshops

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57
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In what village do Tom Sawer and Huckleberry Finn live

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St Petersburg

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58
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Dantes Inferno what crime was done by those in the lowest level

A

Betrayal

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59
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Who was the female star of ‘The Graduate’

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Anne bancroft

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60
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What allowed mexican, andean and some north american indians to hurl their spears a great distance

A

Atlatl

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61
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Pigs Eye was the original name of what Minnesota city

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St Paul

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62
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In what war did the jet fighters first battle each other?

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The Korean War

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63
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Of what country did Napoleon make his brother, Louis, king

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Holland

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64
Q

Who invented the difference engine

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Charles babbage

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65
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Which Eastender Provided The Voice Of “Dipsy” In The Teletubbies

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Rudolph Waker / Patrick Truman

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66
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Bunyon wrote Pilgrims Progress - where

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Bedford Jail

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67
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Of which Spanish province is Seville the capital city

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Andalucia

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68
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Not all leeches are bloodsuckers. Many are predators which eat earthworms, etc. The nearest relatives of leeches are __________

A

Earthworms

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69
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What Was The Only Novel To Be Written By Margaret Mitchell

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Gone With The Wind

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70
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Who said I have had a talent for irritating women since I was 14

A

Marilyn Munroe

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71
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Which Radio Station Bought XFM In 1998

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Capital Radio

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72
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In what shaped ring does sumo wrestling take place

A

Circular

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73
Q

63% of Americans spend five minutes a day looking for what

A

TV remote control

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74
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In 1989 michael bolton won a grammy with this song that asked a question

A

How

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75
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The first Modern Olympics were held in Athens in 1896, where in 1900 were the second games held

A

Paris

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76
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What is the name of harvard university’s satirical newspaper

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Lampoon

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77
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Which U.S. state is nick named ‘the First State’ because it was the first to ratify the American Constitution in 1787

A

Delaware

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78
Q

What is a female deer

A

Doe

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79
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What do enzymes in a beer’s mash convert the starch into

A

Sugar

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80
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Which eighties fashion accessory consisted of a saftey pin and small beads?

A

Friendship pins

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81
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What do the words ‘par avion’ on the outside of an envelope mean

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Airmail

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82
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Who was responsible for the American style of spelling ?

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Noah Webster

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83
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Whuch Band Before Becoming Famous Used To Go By The Name Of “Feedback”

A

U2

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84
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This racist organization was formed in Tennessee in 1865.

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Ku Klux Klan

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85
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What’s the largest island in the British Isles, with 84,200 square miles

A

Great britain

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86
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What is the Capital of: Australia

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Canberra

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87
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Which city in Central Alabama was the first capital of the Confederacy (1861) during the Civil War

A

Montgomery

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88
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The Film “10 Things I Hate About About You” Is Based On Which Shakespeare Play

A

The Taming Of The Shrew

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89
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What national flag has the largest animal emblem - a lion

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Sri Lanka

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90
Q

Also In 1968 Which British Coin Was Introduced To Replace The Ten Shilling Note

A

50 Pence Piece

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91
Q

Any substance that produces disease conditions, tissue injury, or otherwise interrupts natural life processes when in contact with or absorbed into the body

A

Poison

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92
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Who was the giant wife of the Norse god Njord

A

Sonja

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93
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What kind of car was Kitt in Knight Rider

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Pontiac Trans Am

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94
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What language (not dialect) has the most characters in it

A

Cambodian

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95
Q

In which year did three German emperors reign?

A

1888

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96
Q

A shroff is an expert in what

A

Testing coins

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97
Q

Who invented the Telephone ?

A

Alexander Graham Bell

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98
Q

Who got slimmed first in Ghostbusters?

A

Peter Venkman

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99
Q

In Which Sport Do Players Sweep Ice

A

Curling

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100
Q

What Event Killed On In Four People In Europe In The Fourteenth Century?

A

The Black Death Or Bubonic Plague

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101
Q

Which californian desert drops below sea level

A

Death valley

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102
Q

The dog breed borzoi gets it name from the Russian for what

A

Fleet or swift

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103
Q

Cat’s _____ glows under a black-light

A

Urine

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104
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Who was the American psychologist known for his experiments with hallucinogenics in the 60s

A

Timothy Leary

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105
Q

What is the currency of ecuador

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Sucre

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106
Q

The word ‘hacienda’ comes from which language

A

Spanish

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107
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Who marched his elephants through the Pyrenees & the Alps in 218 b.c.

A

Hannibal

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108
Q

Each day 3000 Americans do what for the first time

A

Start Smoking

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109
Q

America what is the second most common word said before die

A

Shit

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110
Q

Which Festival Was Notoriously Captured On Film In Gimme Shelter

A

Altamont

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111
Q

Which winter game is known as the roaring game

A

Curling

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112
Q

Who Wrote The Murder Of Roger Ackroyd

A

Agatha Christie

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113
Q

Charles Boyer inspired a cartoon skunk. Who

A

Pepe le pew

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114
Q

Lovely Rita meter maid appeared on which Beatles album

A

Sergeant Peppers

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115
Q

If you cut through a solid sphere what shape will the flat area be?

A

Circle

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116
Q

Which Countries Men Use The Largest Amount Of Deodorant

A

Japan

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117
Q

What large sea is between Europe and Africa

A

Mediterranean

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118
Q

How many books are there in Anne Rice’s vampire series?

A

Five

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119
Q

Maiden, Mother of All, Footman all parts of what

A

A Spinning wheel

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120
Q

What novel did Daphne du Mauruer write about Cornish Shipwreckers

A

Jamaica inn

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121
Q

A cough releases an explosive charge of air that moves at speeds up to how many miles an hour

A

60

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122
Q

Who named a city after his horse Bucephalus

A

Alexander the Great

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123
Q

In downtown Lima Peru there is a brass statue of who

A

Winnie the Pooh

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124
Q

Who won the world soccer championship in 1974

A

West germany

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125
Q

What are Cobol, Fortran and Ada types of

A

Computer languages

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126
Q

How Long does a game of field hockey last

A

70 Mins

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127
Q

Of which country was Andreas Papandreou prime minister

A

Greece

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128
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Bahamas ?

A

Dollar

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129
Q

Which Band Have Spent The Most Weeks In The UK Singles Charts In One Year With An Incredible 134 Weeks (2008)

A

Oasis

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130
Q

What is a group of herons

A

Darkness

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131
Q

The name of the only weapon in women’s fencing?

A

Foil

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132
Q

How many days can a us tourist stay in south korea without a visa

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Fifteen

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What name did Octavius adopt on becoming the first Roman Emperor in 27 B.C.

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Augustus

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Cocktails: Bourbon, sugar and mint make a(n) ___________.

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Mint julep

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135
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What does RAMDAC stand for

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Random access memory digital to analogue

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136
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Operation Urgent Fury was the US invasion of where

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Granada

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137
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What is the fear of fears known as

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Pantophobia

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In The Early 1980’s Which Television Personality Was Briefly A Backing Singer For The Band “Dawn Chorus” And The Blue Tits

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Carol Vorderman

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What actor was freshman college roommate to Al Gore

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Tommy Lee Jones

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140
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This sport gave us the term “Hang Ten.”?

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Surfing

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141
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In which city is the Hockey Hall of Fame located?

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Toronto

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142
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What Trick Does The Mirror Orchid Play On The Male Bee

A

Flower Resembles A Female Bee

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143
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Approximately How Many Coffee Beans Make Up An Expresso Measure

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40

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144
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Who Sang Songs About Rosie, Caroline & Desiree

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Neil Diamond (Cracklin Rosie, Sweet Caroline, Desiree)

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What does the acronym “cpu” stand for

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Central processing unit

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146
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What was Hilary Clinton’s maiden name

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Rodham

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Which 19th century Russian chemist formulated the Periodic Table of Elements

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Mendeleyev

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Whose Greatest Hits Album Was Entitled “Don’t Bore Us With The Chorus”

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Roxette

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Specifically ( And You Must Be Very Specific ) If You Comitted The Crime Of Uxoricide What Very Naughty Thing Have You Done?

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Killing Your Wife

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Lucius Tarquinius Superbus was the last king of where

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Rome

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By Law Lexington Kentucky what can’t you carry in your pocket

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Ice Cream

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Who opened the circus ‘The Greatest Show on Earth’ in Brooklyn in 1871

A

Phineas barnum

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153
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What bit of Bobby Goldsboro syrup focused on a dying young wife?

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Honey

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154
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What is Chinese checkers played with

A

Marbles

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155
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And he was born in which country

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India

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Which Bands Reunion Album Was Titled “Hell Freezes Over”

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The Eagles

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On the london underground, which station has a different name on two of its platforms

A

Bank and monument

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158
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Who had a hit with ‘Stand By Your Man’

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Tammy wynette

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159
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What American Indian tribe currently has over 300000 members

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Cherokee

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160
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What kind of ‘mate’ produces a tie in a chess game

A

Stalemate

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What was the name of Facts of Life’s Mrs. Garret’s gourmet food shop?

A

Edna’s Edibles

162
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What australian city had the country’s first steam and electric trains

A

Melbourne

163
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Which Somerset Maughn novel is considered autobiographical

A

Of Human Bondage

164
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Who sang the theme tune to the James Bond film Tomorrow Never Dies

A

Sheryl crow

165
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Where is the famous Blaze nightclub located?

A

Melbourne

166
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Arthur Paul designed which icon - appears on a magazine

A

Playboy bunny

167
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Who was accused of smuggling $225 million out of the Philippines

A

Imelda marcos

168
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In ‘Adventure’, which castle had a dark maze in it when you played on any but the easiest difficult level?

A

The Black Castle

169
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Bechemel, espagnole and bearnaise are types of which food

A

Sauce

170
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And which word comes second

A

Paris

171
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What is the first name of Mr Toad - in Toad of Toad Hall

A

Thaddeus

172
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Which sea, with no placename in its name, lies between Korea and Shanghai

A

Yellow

173
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Who did henry winkler play in ‘happy days’

A

Digital video disc

174
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On the chinese calendar, the year 2000 will be the year of the what

A

Dragon

175
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What is the common name for corporations formed to act as trustees according to the terms of contracts known as trust agreements

A

Trust companies

176
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How many people resided in the Brady house on The Brady Bunch?

A

9

177
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What combination of nitrogen and hydrogen is in part produced commercially as a by-product of coal-gas manufacturing

A

Ammonia

178
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Only 55% of men do what

A

Wash hands after toilet visit

179
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Name Ladysmith Black Mambazo’s chart-topping album of 1986

A

Graceland

180
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What is the Capital of: Germany

A

Berlin

181
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Who married prince albert

A

Queen albert

182
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Who wrote the Booker Prize-winning novel Oscar and Lucinda

A

Peter carey

183
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As what is America Online better known?

A

AOL

184
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What was the earliest known symbol of christianity

A

Fish

185
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What was the penalty (in britain) in 1810 for stealing a pocket handkerchief

A

Hanging

186
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There are more bald eagles in what Canadian province then there are in the whole U.S.

A

British columbia

187
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In USA 20s Mary 50s Linda 70s Michelle what most pop 90s name

A

Ashley

188
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In the theatre what do the initials FOH stand for

A

Front of House

189
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Which was the first japanese city bombed in 1945

A

Hiroshima

190
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What river were the Joan of Arc’s remains cast into

A

The seine seine

191
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Under Mississippi law there cannot be a female what

A

Peeping Tom

192
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Which mountains are regarded as the east border of Europe ?

A

Ural

193
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Which island is known to its inhabitants as Kerkyra

A

Corfu

194
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Who wrote the Summa Theologica

A

Thomas aquinas

195
Q

Hockey: The Calgary __________.

A

Flames

196
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In Chinese mythology what is Taimut

A

A Dragon

197
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Term applied to a migratory people of southern China

A

Hakka

198
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What would you be doing if you were suffering from somnambulism

A

Sleep Walking

199
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What is another name for crude oil

A

Black gold

200
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Who Has Made The Most Appearnces On Jackanory?

A

Bernard Cribbins

201
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Where are the 4 major moons of Jupiter discovered by?

A

Galileo

202
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What was built on the site of the old Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York

A

Empire state building

203
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Whose latest album is called “Forever”

A

Spice girls

204
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Which Saints day is the 23rd April

A

Saint George of England

205
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The peacock is the national bird of _________

A

India

206
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Poseidon was the greek god of the ______

A

Sea

207
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In Casablanca what is the name of the nightclub

A

Rick’s

208
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What is the fear of theatres known as

A

Theatrophobia

209
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With Which Football Club Is Noel Gallagher Linked

A

Manchester City

210
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2112’ was the first in a long line of gold and platinum albums for which canadian trio

A

Rush

211
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What colour are mickey mouse’s gloves

A

White

212
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A spiral scroll used on Ionic and Corinthian capitals.

A

Volute

213
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What is the name of the syrup drained from raw sugar

A

Molasses

214
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What geographic entity “shrunk” more than 1300 feet in 1980

A

Mount st helens

215
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Who Released The 70’s Album Entitled Machine Head

A

Deep Purple

216
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What Procol Harem tune was based on the Bach cantata “Sleepers Awake”?

A

A Whiter Shade of Pale

217
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What is the Capital of: Mauritius

A

Port louis

218
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Who Group Dismissed Love As “Just A Silly Phase Im Going Through”

A

10cc

219
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What word is used in a balance sheet to mean “Everything a company owns”

A

Assets

220
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What percentage of alcohol is contained in a 100 proof mixture

A

Fifty 50

221
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Which organisation was founded by Nathan Bedford Forrest in 1865

A

Ku klux klan

222
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Who Were The First British Football Club To Have Under Soil Heating?

A

Everton

223
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On a darts board what number is directly opposite 10

A

Fourteen

224
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Whom Would You Expect To Find Being Chase Across The Moors By The Hounds Of Love

A

Kate Bush

225
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The american flag first flew over a foreign fort in what country?

A

Libya

226
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What colour is the number 13 on a roulette wheel

A

Black

227
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What sport do you compete for Currie cup and Ranfurly Shield

A

Rugby Union

228
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What is the Capital of: Cape Verde

A

Praia

229
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Where did Bill and Hilary Clinton switch on Christmas lights in 1995?

A

Belfast, Northern Ireland

230
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A cat uses its whiskers to determine if a space is too small to squeeze through. The whiskers act as feelers or __________, helping the animal to judge the precise width of any passage.

A

Antennae

231
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What means both ‘hello’ & ‘goodbye’ in Hawaii

A

Aloha

232
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Which two teams automatically qualified for the France ‘98 soccer world cup?

A

France and Brazil

233
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Who sang ‘I Want My MTV’ on the Dire Straits song ‘Money For Nothing’?

A

Sting

234
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What is the meaning of the name of the constellation Serpens ?

A

Serpent

235
Q

Where was Room 222

A

Walt whitman high school

236
Q

Some species of earthworms in __________ can measure more than ten feet in length.

A

Australia

237
Q

What is mauna kea

A

Volcano

238
Q

__________ was admitted to the U.N. in May 1993, making it the smallest country represented there.

A

Monaco

239
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Does a ‘milliner’ make & sell flour, hats or windmills

A

Hats

240
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Virginia Patterson Hensley became more famous as who

A

Patsy Cline

241
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Who was united nation’s first general secretary

A

Trygve lie

242
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USA UK and Irish women golfers play for which trophy

A

Curtis cup

243
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What is the oldest brewery in the u.s

A

Yuengling brewery

244
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Who Was Captain Of England In 1966 When They Won The World Cup

A

Bobby Moore

245
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What London borough does the Prime Meridian pass through?

A

Greenwich

246
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Brothers Jacob and Wilhelm were librarians and professors of language in 19th Century Germany. What was their surname

A

Grimm

247
Q

What was voted toy of the 20th century

A

Lego

248
Q

What ape is the best acrobat

A

Gibbon

249
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Which country invented the clothing button in the 13th century

A

France

250
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Which mountain range reaches from the Black Sea through Georgia to the Caspian Sea

A

Caucasus kavkaz

251
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What country has the third most satellites in orbit?

A

France

252
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Who sang of “great balls of fire”

A

Jerry lee lewis

253
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What Chinese city is the world’s largest noncapital

A

Shanghai

254
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In which American state is Wankers Corner

A

Oregon

255
Q

What Rush album cover features rabbits and a magician’s hat?

A

Presto

256
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Who played Johnny Yuma in the series The Rebel

A

Nick adams

257
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Who is the patron saint of Gypsies

A

St Sarah

258
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Which British group holds the record for the album to remain in the US Billboard charts for the longest time?

A

Pink Floyd

259
Q

Lamb where were the 1956 summer olympics

A

Melbourne

260
Q

How many referees work a soccer game?

A

One

261
Q

Canberra in Australia has 2 meanings meeting place and what

A

Female breasts

262
Q

What two seasons do the equinoxes occur in

A

Spring & autumn

263
Q

What Is The Best Selling Copyright Book Of All Time?

A

The Guiness Book Of Records

264
Q

Collective nouns - A tiding of what

A

Magpies

265
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Which Nobel Prize is not awarded annually in Stockholm

A

Peace

266
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Who played Bobby Ewing in the TV series ‘Dallas’?

A

Patrick Duffy

267
Q

Native To America , What Type Of Bird Are Lewis’s Red Bellied , Ladder-Backed & Nuttall’s

A

Woodpeckers

268
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Guyana ?

A

Dollar

269
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Capital of Scotland

A

Edinburgh

270
Q

What is a group of crocodiles

A

Bask

271
Q

What island is pearl harbour on

A

Ohau

272
Q

Where would you experience serious pain if someone dropped a concrete block on your hallus

A

Your big toe big toe

273
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Which actor has played Fagin on both the stage and in the 1968 film Oliver!

A

Ron moody

274
Q

Where Might You Find The Museum Of Modern Art

A

New York

275
Q

In What Country Did Horse Radish Sauce Originate

A

Japan

276
Q

In Disney’s The Lady and the Tramp what kind of dog is ‘Lady’

A

Cocker spaniel

277
Q

Which chapter of the ‘Phantasm’ series was entitled ‘Oblivion’

A

Phantasm 4

278
Q

A young what is called a blinker

A

Mackerel

279
Q

Which US President did Anthony Hopkins play in a 1995 film?

A

Richard Nixon

280
Q

Who Appeared On The Cover Of A June 98 NME Dressed As A Tiger

A

Damon Albarn

281
Q

What is the flower that stands for: reward of virtue

A

Garland of roses

282
Q

Which German city stands on the confluence of the Rhine and Moselle rivers

A

Coblenz

283
Q

The worlds first was 69.5 feet long and took a year to make ?

A

Oil Well

284
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The very first Olympics were part of a festival to honor which God?

A

Zeus

285
Q

What country is home for Europe’s largest glacier

A

Switzerland

286
Q

What job links Kris Kristoffensen and Gene Roddenbery

A

Both worked as pilots

287
Q

Which Restaurant Crtic Took Over From Jonathan Meades In The Times

A

Giles Coran

288
Q

What is the name given to a group of stars?

A

Constellation

289
Q

A robin has nearly 3,000 __________

A

Feathers

290
Q

What’s the only crime that the church would not grant sanctuary

A

Sacrilege

291
Q

Child star Jimmy Boyd sang which hugely popular 1950’s Christmas song, which was initially banned by the Catholic Church in Boston because it supposedly mixed sex and Christmas?

A

I saw Mommy kissing Santa Claus

292
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Zimbabwe ?

A

Dollar

293
Q

Who Had A Hit With “Rock The Boat” In 1974

A

The Hues Corporation

294
Q

What jockey was nicknamed “Wee Willie”

A

Willie shoemaker

295
Q

Hundred kilometres from what do camels protect themselves with three eyelids

A

Blowing sand

296
Q

Odysseus captured by Cyclops Polyphemus what false name

A

Nobody

297
Q

Ambrosia the food of the Gods from the Greek Ambroata means

A

Immortal

298
Q

What is the shortest and bloodiest of Shapespeare’s plays

A

Macbeth

299
Q

Santa Claus is based on St Nicholas, where was he born

A

Turkey

300
Q

In which continent would you find the Mackenzie river ?

A

North America

301
Q

What was Dina Carolls first solo top ten hit?

A

Don’t be a stranger

302
Q

What’s the largest museum in the world

A

Louvre

303
Q

Who wrote the novel Cakes And Ale?

A

W. Somerset Maughan

304
Q

What is a group of this animal called: Teal

A

Spring

305
Q

By what name was outlaw Harry Longbaugh better known

A

Sundance kid

306
Q

We call them Turkeys what do the Turks call them

A

American Birds

307
Q

What Is The Only Sport In Which You Can See Teams Defending Goals Of Different Sizes

A

Water Polo

308
Q

What is a female ferret

A

Jill

309
Q

Lake Baikal in ______________ is the only lake in the world that is deep enough to have deep_sea fish.

A

Siberia

310
Q

Who was the first president born in a hospital

A

Jimmy carter

311
Q

What creature’s name was derived from French words meaning “spiny pig”

A

The porcupine porcupine

312
Q

What is the Capital of: Palau

A

Koror

313
Q

Amuhea Princess of Medes was the wife of who

A

Nebuchadnezzars

314
Q

Who made the first solo round the world flight

A

Wiley post

315
Q

What nationality is the lager producer, `grolsch’?

A

Dutch

316
Q

What are the three winter months in the southern hemisphere

A

June, july and

317
Q

A stupa is a shrine to the memory of whom

A

Buddha

318
Q

Who played the mayor of the munchkins in ‘The Wizard of Oz’?

A

Charlie Becker

319
Q

In Sesame street name the two headed friendly monster

A

Frank and Stein

320
Q

Okamoto in Japan is the worlds largest maker of what

A

Condoms

321
Q

What is the holiest day in the Jewish calendar

A

Yom Kippur

322
Q

Why would women dislike using a West Indian Dildo

A

Its a cactus

323
Q

In musical notation, what is the effect of placing a dot immediately after a note

A

Increases its length by half

324
Q

Which Snake Is Also Known As A Hamadryad

A

King Cobra

325
Q

All porcupines float in __________

A

Water

326
Q

What lucky charm does Luciano Pavarotti carry in his pocket whilst performing

A

A bent nail

327
Q

Who Covered Wayne Fontana’s A Groovy Kind Of Love In 1988

A

Phil Collins

328
Q

There are over 800 brands of what for sale in the USA

A

Bottled Water

329
Q

Which British R&B Band Were Featured In The 1969 Norman Wisdoms “What’s Good For The Goose”

A

The Pretty Things

330
Q

What Do You Call Champagne Mixed With Orange Juice

A

Bucks Fizz

331
Q

Who was known as the Queen of Folk Music

A

Joan Baez

332
Q

Who got his 100-meter dash gold medal stripped away due to his steroid use in the 1988 Olympics?

A

Ben Johnson

333
Q

The assault on Starfleet by the Borg was at

A

Wolf 359

334
Q

The 3 Degrees Recorded “Ta ke Good Care Of Yourself” In What Yeat 1972,1973,1974,1975

A

1975

335
Q

Double, double toil and trouble; Fire burn, and cauldron bubble. Comes from which of Shakespeare’s plays

A

Macbeth

336
Q

What is a group of mares

A

Stud

337
Q

At what does singapore use the colors blue and yellow to ward off evil spirits

A

Funerals

338
Q

What planet boasts the Great Red Spot

A

Jupiter

339
Q

What is the Capital of: New Zealand

A

Wellington

340
Q

Who was the sun king

A

Louis xiv

341
Q

What is the main flavour in the following alcohol ‘Amaretto’ ?

A

Almond

342
Q

In which U.S. state is the Lowell Observatory

A

Arizona

343
Q

Dinosaurs Lived In The Mesozoic Era Between 65 & 290 Million Years Ago. Split Into 3 Periods, Which Came Between The Triassic & Cretaceous Periods

A

The Jurassic Period

344
Q

“Who invented the Christmas Cracker? (““George Cracker””, ““Tom Smith””, ““Thomas Edison””, ““John Bell”” “

A

Tom Smith

345
Q

The _______________ is not a sea, but a landlocked salt lake, 45 miles long by 9 miles wide.

A

Dead sea

346
Q

Who would use an ‘embouchure’ in their work

A

Musician

347
Q

From Which Country did The Band Black Box Originate

A

Italy

348
Q

What is in a Ballini cocktail

A

Peaches and Brut Champagne

349
Q

Who was Jack the Ripper’s first victim

A

Mary ann nichols

350
Q

What is a standard 7’8” x 3’2” x 6’

A

Grave

351
Q

Who Wrote The Firebird Suite & The Ebony Concerto For A Swing Band

A

Igor Stravinsky

352
Q

As what is a moose also known

A

Algonquin

353
Q

Which motorway connects London with Cardiff?

A

The M4

354
Q

Where did the greek gods live

A

Mount olympus

355
Q

Who was the last person executed by the guillotine

A

Hamida djandoubi

356
Q

__________ crumble leaves in their mouths to make a type of sponge to sop up water from the hollows in trees when they can’t reach the water with their lips.

A

Chimpanzees

357
Q

Author of ‘Coming of Age in Samoa’, the mostly widely read book in the field of anthropology

A

Margaret mead

358
Q

What is Super Chicken’s partners name?

A

Fred

359
Q

What Is Measured By A Pluviometer

A

Rain

360
Q

Who wrote the children’s book Bedknobs and Broomsticks

A

Mary Norton

361
Q

On Full House Uncle Jesse had a last name before it became Katsopolis what was it?

A

Cochran

362
Q

Which former dishwasher had his movie premiere in 1921

A

Rudolph valentino

363
Q

Tropical tree bearing edible orange fruit

A

Guava

364
Q

What is a tucket

A

Baseball organ music

365
Q

Which american singer had 35 consecutive uk top ten hits between 1984 and 1994?

A

Madonna

366
Q

A European movement beginning in France. Gothic sculpture emerged c. 1200, Gothic painting later in the thirteenth century. The artworks are characterized by a linear, graceful, elegant style more naturalistic than that which had existed previously in Europe.

A

Gothic

367
Q

Dream of jeannie license plates: what film series does ob wan enjoy

A

Star wars

368
Q

The king crab walks __________

A

Diagonally

369
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

370
Q

What’s the capital of Wyoming

A

Cheyenne

371
Q

A bone specialist is a________

A

Osteopath

372
Q

Who is reported to have invented The Blow Up Doll?

A

Adolf Hitler

373
Q

In Which Game Would You Use A Spider?

A

Snooker

374
Q

What is the smallest species of penguin

A

The Fairy Penguin

375
Q

Which country has a plain green flag?

A

Libya

376
Q

British policemen have truncheons what is USA equivalent

A

Nightstick

377
Q

This game (involving a net) was introduced in 1874 as sphairistike

A

Tennis

378
Q

On which ground did Brian Lara score 501 not out

A

Edgbaston

379
Q

How Are The Band Aston, Marvin JB & Oritse More Commonly Known

A

JLS

380
Q

What does the word antediluvian mean

A

Before the flood

381
Q

How many time zones are there in China?

A

One

382
Q

What was Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte’s official emblem

A

Bumblebee

383
Q

What is a 300th anniversary called

A

Tercentenary

384
Q

What does a.n.c stand for

A

African national congress

385
Q

Is Your Stomach Positioned Above Or Below Your Intestines

A

Above

386
Q

The word ‘traitor’ comes from which wwii norwegian who collaberated with the germans

A

Quisling

387
Q

The Song “Party All The Time” Was Released By Which Famous Actor

A

Eddie Murphy

388
Q

Who was the only player to win mvp in both leagues

A

Frank robinson

389
Q

For what feat is Alexei Leonov famous

A

First space walk

390
Q

Which date in the year is seen as the traditional high spot of the Protestant marching season in Northern Ireland?

A

12th July

391
Q

Which group sang the song “Ordinary World”?

A

Duran Duran

392
Q

Who makes barrels

A

Cooper

393
Q

In the 18th century what would a pencil be

A

Brush

394
Q

Excluding religious works what is the worlds top selling book

A

Guinness Book of Records

395
Q

The Little Shop of Horrors (1986) takes place in what kind of shop

A

Florist shop

396
Q

What is the largest environmental organisation in the world

A

Greenpeace

397
Q

Ninety percent of all species that have become extinct have been __________

A

Birds

398
Q

What is the main ingredient of Scotch Woodcock

A

Anchovies

399
Q

Ice In The Sun Was An Early Hit For Which Rock Legends

A

Status Quo

400
Q

Where is Angel Falls?

A

Venezuela