Trivia Database_62 Flashcards

1
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The hummingbird’s tiny __________, 4.2% of its body weight, is proportionately the largest in the bird kingdom.

A

Brain

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2
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The Great Salt Lake lies in which American state

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Utah

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3
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Recycling one glass jar saves enough energy to watch TV for how many hours?

A

Three

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4
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Where are three quarters of the world’s pineapples grown

A

Hawaii

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5
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A bear in hibernation loses up to 25 percent of its __________

A

Body weight

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6
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What game features the largest ball?

A

Earthball

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7
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What is the fear of becoming bald known as

A

Phalacrophobia

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8
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Whats a Sultans wife called

A

Sultana

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9
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Who wrote a diary entitled “Five Years of my Life” at the beginning of this century

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Alfred dreyfus

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10
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Who was the longest serving president in French history

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Francois mitterand

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11
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What is the name of the elevated semi-desert region found in the northern and western Cape provinces of South Africa

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Karoo

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12
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Whose car, when found in Dallas in 1963, contained brass knuckles, a pistol holder, and a newspaper detailing JFK’s motorcade route

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Jack Ruby

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13
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What’s The Connection Between Tom Jomes, Shirley Basey & The Alarm

A

Wales

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14
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What is the capital of Chad ?

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N’Djamena

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15
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The sports manufacturing company ‘Butterfly’ are most famously associated with which sport?

A

Table Tennis

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16
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The Clifton Suspension Bridge spans which river

A

Avon

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17
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Which American Singer Was Married To Debbie Reynolds , Elizabeth Taylor & Connie Stevens

A

Eddie Fisher

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18
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In which European city is the Arch of Titus

A

Rome

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19
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What does the Binet test measure

A

Intelligence

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20
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What is the young of this animal called: Eagle

A

Eaglet

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21
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In which city is Westminster Abbey?

A

London

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22
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What does the boys name Paul mean

A

Small - from Latin

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23
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Charlie Watts Books “Ode To A Flying Bird” Is A Tribute To Which Jazzman

A

Charlie Parker

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24
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What is the force that brings moving bodies to a halt

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Friction

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25
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In the law of torts, oral defamation or use of the spoken word to injure another’s reputation, as distinguished from libel or written defamation.

A

Slander

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26
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All windmills turn counter clockwise except where

A

Ireland

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27
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When does macau revert to china

A

1999

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28
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Whose autobiographical novel was called The Bell Jar

A

Sylvia plath

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29
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Who sang ‘Beauty and the Beast’?

A

Celine Dion

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30
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What was Wilma Flintstone’s maiden name

A

Wilma Slaghoopal

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31
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Violetta Valery is better know as who in the world of opera

A

La Traviata - by Verdi

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32
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Who founded The Society Of Jesus

A

Ignatius loyola

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33
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Paper is made from the pulp of _____.

A

Wood

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34
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What links a bick, throat, half swage, punching hole

A

Anvil they are parts of it

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35
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Under What Name Does Georgious Panayiotu Perform

A

George Michael

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36
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1894 Orville Gibson started worlds oldest company make what

A

Electric Guitars

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37
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Which operas last lines are Mimi. Mimi

A

La Boheme

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38
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This sport is called camogie women play what’s it when men do

A

Hurling

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39
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What was the name of the Titanic’s sister ship

A

Olympic

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40
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Certain marbles are called ‘alleys’ because they are made of ______

A

Alabaster

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41
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What nationality is the designer Galliano

A

British

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42
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What does the acronym COBOL stand for?

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Common Business Oriented Language

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43
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Which Car Manufacturer Was Founded By Sir William Lyons In 1922?

A

Jaguar

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44
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What is the name of the sign which is put over the letter ‘n’ in Spanish, to give a ‘nya’ sound

A

Tilde

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45
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Which Famous Novel Starts With The Line….. “ I Never Knew My Father ”?

A

Tarzan

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46
Q

Pennsylvania was the first colony to legalise what

A

Witchcraft

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47
Q

Where was Keanu Reeves born

A

Beirut - Lebanon

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48
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Who won the best Actor Oscar for “Scent of a Woman”

A

Al pacino

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49
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What is the state flower of South Dakota

A

Pasqueflower

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50
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The classical music term fugue comes from Latin meaning what

A

Flight

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51
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Which two countries made up the ‘Dual Alliance’ between 1879-1918?

A

Germany and Austria

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52
Q

What is drawing wild but politically favorable electoral districts

A

Gerrymandering

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53
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In Greek mythology, who was the mother of perseus

A

Danae

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54
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Who Was Caught On Film Kissing The Duchess Of Yorks Toes

A

John Bryan

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55
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Which soul singer died in 1984 after lying in a coma for eight years?

A

Jackie Wilson

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56
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Which actress had a job putting cosmetics on corpses

A

Whoopee Goldberg

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57
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What newspaper do the Flintstones read?

A

The Daily Slate

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58
Q

What is the capital of Liechtenstein ?

A

Vaduz

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59
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61 is the international telephone dialling code for what country

A

Australia

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60
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Who wrote the book “The Origin of Species” ?

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Charles Darwin

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61
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In The Dukes of Hazard who was the sheriff

A

Roscoe P Coltrane

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62
Q

Who was the first man in space

A

Yuri gagarin

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63
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What natural phenomenon can never be seen at noon

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Rainbow - sun must be 40 deg or less

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64
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Name the children on “Just the Ten of Us”. Bonus: Name the dog.

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Cindy,Wendy,Marie,Connie,J.R.,Heidi,the twins: Melissa and Harvey

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65
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What colour graded slope do expert skiers use

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Black

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66
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Beelzebub is Hebrew for which phrase - also a novels title

A

Lord of the Flies

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67
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In what country is the Jutland peninsula

A

Denmark

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68
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Who kissed the girls & made them cry

A

Georgie porgie

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69
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What is the name of the Flintstones cat

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Baby-Puss

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70
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A ‘morel’ is what type of vegetable

A

Mushroom

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71
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Which 50’s Movie features the Line ‘We’ve become a race of peeping toms’

A

Rear Window

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72
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Which British Female Singer Had An International Hit In 1981 With The Single “Cambodia”

A

Kim Wilde

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73
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What are mazurka, fandango and polonaise types of

A

Dances

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74
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Members Of The Band “Split Enz” Went Onto Form Which Popular Band

A

Crowded House

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75
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What is the flower that stands for: bantering

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Southernwood

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76
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French racing driver Jean Behra kept a spare what in his pocket

A

Plastic right ear

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77
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What links a Sylvester Stallone character and Panama

A

Balboa Panama cash Rocky name

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78
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In Greek mythology any of 3 snake haired sisters able to turn people to stone

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Gorgon

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79
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Which Gallantry Award Bears The Inscription “For Bravery In The Field?

A

The Millitary Medal

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80
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In the House of Lords, where does the Lord Chancellor sit?

A

Woolsack

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81
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Which musician wrote the book “twixt twelve and twenty” in 1958

A

Pat boone

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82
Q

How one would describe Jeremiah Peabody’s pills

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Poly unsaturated quick dissolving fast acting pleasant tasting green and purple

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83
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What Did Buisnessman Peter De Savray Buy For £6.7 Million Pounds In 1987

A

Lands End

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84
Q

What Chinese dynasty was overthrown in 1911?

A

Manchu

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85
Q

Copenhagen is the capital of ______

A

Denmark

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86
Q

A healthy person does it 16 times a day - what

A

Farts

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87
Q

Collective nouns - A wiggle of what

A

Tadpoles

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88
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In science, which term refers to the number of protons in the nucleus of an atom

A

Atomic number

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89
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Who or what is the Empress of Blandings

A

A pig

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90
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In which county is the market town of St Austell

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Cornwall

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91
Q

In showjumping, how many points are incurred for knocking down a fence?

A

Four

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92
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Which apostle is the patron of bankers, book-keepers and tax collectors

A

Matthew

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93
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How Many Furlongs Are There In A Mile?

A

8

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94
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What is the art of bell-ringing called

A

Campanology

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95
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By what name is the bird Pica Pica better known

A

Magpie

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96
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Which U.S. actress gave her name to an inflatable life jacket

A

Mae west

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97
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What is the basic unit of currency for Brazil ?

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Real

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98
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Which historical event is depicted on the Bayeux tapestry

A

Norman conquest of

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99
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In which London street is the US embassy

A

Grosvener Square

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100
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As Of 2009 Which Musical Act Have Been The Most Successful In One Night At The Brit Awards

A

Blur

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101
Q

What Sort Of Animal Is A Fer De Lance

A

Snake

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102
Q

Alhambra is a strong lager brewed in what country

A

Spain

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103
Q

What dog appears in the wacky races

A

Muttley

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104
Q

Vodka and Kahlua make up which type of cocktail

A

Black Russian

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105
Q

A French wine described as doux is what

A

Medium Sweet

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106
Q

A group of oysters is know as a(n) _____

A

Bed

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107
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Where would you find a parlour, scriptorium, dorter and cellarium

A

A Monastery

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108
Q

What is the chemical element Pa?

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Protactinium

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109
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Montpelier, vermont is the only u.s state capital without a _____

A

Mcdonald’s

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110
Q

In 1976 this former humble pie singer and guitarist came alive

A

Peter

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111
Q

What famous chinese philosopher wrote the book “the art of war”

A

Sun tzu

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112
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This is the bridge with the longest span in the U.S.A.

A

Verrazano Narrows

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113
Q

Narcolepsy is the uncontrollable need to ______

A

Sleep

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114
Q

If you landed at Mirabel international airport where are you

A

Montreal

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115
Q

How Many Players Comprise An Ice Hockey Team?

A

Six

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116
Q

Other than fruit what is the only natural food made without killing

A

Honey

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117
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What two olympic events require competitors to travel backwards in order to win

A

Rowing & backstroke

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118
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In the classical format there are strictly only five positions - what

A

Ballet

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119
Q

What Was the First Number One Hit Single For “The Jam”?

A

Going Underground

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120
Q

Who is Julie Andrews Married To

A

Blake Edwards

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121
Q

What Is Measured In Amps

A

Electric Current

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122
Q

What is a group of falcons called

A

Cast

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123
Q

San Francisco Bay is located near what city

A

San francisco

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124
Q

Name Either Of Marc Almonds 2 Groups That He Formed After The Demise Of Soft Cell

A

Marc & The Mambas, The Willing Sinners

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125
Q

Which British aircraft company produced a classic car marque and also made buses and trucks in the post war era

A

Bristol

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126
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What Is The Name Of The Lead Singer Of Staus Quo

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Francis Rossi

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127
Q

The novel “Weir of Hermiston” was an unfinished novel by which writer

A

R l stevenson

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128
Q

What ancient symbol’s German name translates as “hooked cross”

A

The swastika swastika

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129
Q

Smallest particle of a substance having the specific chemical properties of that substance

A

Molecule

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130
Q

Which Date On The Christian Calendar Marks The Epiphany, When Jesus, Mary And Joseph Met The Three Wise Men?

A

January 6 th

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131
Q

Tiede Peak is a volcano on which island

A

Tenerife

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132
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Which Sporting Event Was BBC2’s First Ever Colour Tranmission In 1967

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Wimbledon

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Extortion of payment in return for silence

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Blackmail

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What was the name of the castle that gave He-Man his powers?

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Greyskull.

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135
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What’s next in the series 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 12, 14, 18, 20, ?

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24

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136
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With which island is the puffin associated

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Lundy island

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137
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What do humans completely shed and regrow every 27 days

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Skin

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138
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What was the first movie filmed in sensurround

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Earthquake

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139
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What is the musical style called that mixes jazz with pop or other styles

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Fusion

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140
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Doha is the capital of which gulf state

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Qatar

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141
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What kind of condition is ‘protanopia’

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Colour blindness

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142
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Who formed the nhl players’ association

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Alan eagleson

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143
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This poisonous gas is in the exhaust fumes from cars.

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Carbon monoxide

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Which Institution Was Founded By The Roman Catholic Church In The 13th Century To Root Out Heresay?

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The Inquisition

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145
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Where are the finger lakes

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New york

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146
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Who is Ashton Kutcher Famous Older woman wife?

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Demi Moore

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147
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Craven Walker invented what 60s fashionable icon

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Lava lamp

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148
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Phobos and Deimos are moons of which planet

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Mars

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149
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In Which Year Were The Following All Chart Hits :”Ghostbusters” By Ray Parker Junior, “Jump” By Van Halen And “Smalltown Boy” By Bronski Beat?

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1984

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150
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Hockey: The St. Louis __________.

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Blues

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Which president married Martha Dandridge Custis

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George washington

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The Dayak people are indigenous to which country or region?

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Borneo or Sarawak

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Which common item was banned by law in Bermuda until 1948

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Motor Cars

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154
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Adolf Dasler created which company

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Adidas

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155
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Horses are Equine from the Greek Equus what’s it mean

A

Quickness

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156
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What ten volume tome did Victor Hugo give the world in 1862

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Les Miserables

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157
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Sedimentary and igneous are types of what

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Rock

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158
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Who released ‘Tuesday Night Music Club’ in 1993?

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Sheryl Crow

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159
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What is the game we call Noughts and Crosses called in America

A

Tic tac toe

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160
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Whose Only UK No.1 Single Was “My Ding A Ling” In 1972

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Chuck Berry

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161
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The starting point of the muslim era dates back to the time when Muhammad moved to which city?

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Medina

162
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What country was called Botany Bay and New Holland until 1820

A

Australia

163
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What medication discovered in 1928 but introduced 1940

A

Penicillin

164
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What car has been voted European car of the Century

A

Mini

165
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Who Led The Blue Caps

A

Gene Vincent

166
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How many stars make up the ‘Southern Cross’?

A

5

167
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Duffy: Johnny Got His Gun

A

Dalton trumbo

168
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What colour habit do Franciscan monks wear

A

Grey

169
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Which Lucky Man Spent 7 Weeks In The Charts With Olivia And 16 With Sarah

A

Cliff Richard

170
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What does a tsiologist study

A

Tea

171
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What country did Italy invade in 1935

A

Abyssinia - Ethiopia

172
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Alexander the Great suffered from what malady

A

Epilepsy

173
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What U.S. state was named for Lord de la Warr, early governor of Virginia

A

Delaware

174
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Which British Director Attempted To Appear In All The Films He Directed?

A

Alfred Hitchcock

175
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What was Robin Williams paid for Disney’s Aladdin in 1982

A

Scale $485 day + Picasso Painting

176
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What does a polythesistic person believe in

A

Many Gods

177
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A device used to change the voltage of alternating currents is a ______.

A

Transformer

178
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Where did the celts believe dead heroes went

A

Avalon

179
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How many years does it take for Saturn to orbit the Sun

A

29

180
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What is the gift on the eighth day of christmas in the “twelve days of christmas”

A

Eight maids a milking

181
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What happened to lady Jawara , the President of Gambia’s wife when he was at Prince Charles wedding

A

She was kidnapped

182
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Who was ‘The Elephant Man’?

A

Joseph Merrick

183
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What colour is angelica, used in decorating cakes

A

Green

184
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What was the name of the nuclear missle defense system Reagan proposed?

A

Star Wars

185
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What is the first race in the Grand Prix season

A

Brazilian

186
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What does a pedometer measure

A

Walking distance

187
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The Film “Sixteen Candles” Featured In A Song Called “If You Were Here” By Which Band

A

The Thompson Twins

188
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Who was the brave Norse god of war & justice

A

Tyr

189
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What is the name of Captain Ahab’s ship

A

Peaquod

190
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What vegetable offers the highest source of calcium

A

Spinach

191
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Of what did sigmund freud have a morbid fear

A

Ferns

192
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What is the circle of the earth at 0 degrees latitude

A

Equator

193
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What play was being performed when Abraham Lincoln was shot

A

Our american

194
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Bunny Austin first British male to do what at Wimbledon in 1933

A

Wear Shorts

195
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What is the correct name for a baby otter

A

Kitten

196
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Of marlboro what latin word is used for information of little use

A

Trivia

197
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Patsy cline is the most noted with pop-country crossovers. which other singer should not be overlooked for her hits ‘break it to me gently’ and ‘fool no. 1’

A

Brenda lee

198
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Who Propsed The Theory Of Relativity

A

Albert Einstein

199
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What colour lenses are required to view a Anaglyph 3-D film?

A

Red and (blue or green)

200
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Which Tavern Was The Favourite Haunt Of Falstaff In Shakespear’s Henry IV

A

The Boar’s Head

201
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What is a female swan called

A

Pen

202
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Where would you find your corrugator

A

Your Forehead

203
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What is a group of this animal called: Magpie

A

Tiding

204
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In what city is the Olympic torch first lit?

A

Olympia

205
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According to the TV Ad, which beer is said to be ‘Good for you’?

A

Guiness

206
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In which month of the year are Nobel Prizes presented

A

December

207
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Who Had A Hit In 1989 With “I Want It Alll”

A

Queen

208
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Who said: there is nothing in the bible that says i must wear rags

A

Billy graham

209
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Who wrote the Royal Firework Music

A

George Friedric Handel

210
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What disney film boasts the song that’s what uncle remus said

A

Song of the

211
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Who plays the part of Inspector Gadget in the film ‘Gadget’

A

Matthew broderick

212
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Other than England, which european country took part in the 1996 cricket World Cup?

A

Netherlands

213
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What instrument is also called the octave flute

A

Piccolo

214
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Most people associate the colour green with which flavour

A

Mint

215
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Which actor played the title role in the mad max series of films

A

Mel gibson

216
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Who composed Rhapsody In Blue in 1924?

A

George Gershwin

217
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What is a popular name for the wood hyacinth

A

Bluebell

218
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Which John Lennon Song Did Roxy Music Take To Number One The Year After His Death?

A

Jealous Guy

219
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Which 10CC Hit Was Covered By Jhonny Logan In 1987

A

Im Not In Love

220
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Who is the first character to speak in ‘star wars’

A

C3po

221
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I’m Going Slightly Mad Was a Hit In 1981 For Whom

A

Queen

222
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What is the basic unit of currency for Uganda ?

A

Shilling

223
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Of what are corolla, filament and stigma a part of

A

Flower

224
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What is shed when you desuamate

A

Skin

225
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What Was The First Town Founded By Europeans In Southern Africa

A

Cape Town

226
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10% (by weight) of the worlds land animals are what species

A

Ants

227
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What does a callipygian person have

A

Pretty shaped buttocks

228
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In hockey, what is the equivalent of a rugby scrum?

A

Face-off

229
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Who was responsible for the infamous assination attempt on then President Reagan?

A

John Hinkley Jr.

230
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What country is Santo Domingo the capital of?

A

Dominican Republic

231
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What was landscape gardener Lancelot Brown’s nickname

A

Capability

232
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Which companies first product was an electric rice cooker

A

Sony It shocked fired

233
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Taphophobia is fear of what

A

Buried Alive

234
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What is basmati

A

Rice

235
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Which sport awards the Maurice Podoloff trophy

A

Basketball NBA MVP

236
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How many teeth does a mosquito have

A

Forty seven

237
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Which town was designated the first ‘New Town’ in Lancashire in 1961?

A

Skelmersdale

238
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Which English football ground is the oldest professional football ground in the world, having hosted football since 1861, a year before Bramhall Lane?

A

Field Mill (Mansfield) now the One Call Stadium

239
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Where is the Blue Grotto - la Grotta Azzurra ?

A

Capri, Italy

240
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What Does E C T Stand For

A

Electroconvulsive Therapy

241
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The ___________ River has 1,100 tributary streams.

A

Amazon

242
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Name UK TV show with Jim Hacker and Sir Humphry Appleby

A

Yes Minister

243
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What can be six litres of Champagne or the oldest person mentioned in the Bible?

A

Metuselah

244
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Panama, because of a bend in the isthmus, is the only place in the world where one can see the sun rise on the Pacific Ocean and set on the ______________

A

Atlantic

245
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What term is given to that part of the Earth which can support life

A

Biosphere

246
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Sixty what lives in a fornicary

A

Ants

247
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Rising in Lesotho and flowing east to the Atlantic, which is the longest river in South Africa

A

The orange

248
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A person in his eighties is called a(n) ____________.

A

Octogenarian

249
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The plant Gypsophila Paniculata is grown predominantly for making bouquets what is its more common name

A

Babies breath

250
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What is the Capital of: Taiwan

A

Taipei

251
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A flat, round hat sometimes worn by soldiers is a _____.

A

Beret

252
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In 1969 what category was added to the Nobel prizes

A

Economics

253
Q

Where Do Moaris Come From ?

A

New Zealand

254
Q

What is the Capital of: Haiti

A

Port-au-prince

255
Q

What are Helium, Neon, Argon, Krypton and Xenon ?

A

Noble Gases

256
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What country consist of 700 islands

A

Bahamas

257
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Which European Country Has The Most Volcanoes?

A

Iceland

258
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In the song The Twelve Days of Christmas, ‘___my true love brought to me nine___’ what?

A

Ladies dancing

259
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Bor and Bestla his parents Vili and Ve his brothers name him

A

Odin chief Norse God

260
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This Is My Truth Tell Me Yours Was The 5th Manic Street Preachers Album Name The Previous 4

A

Generation Terrorists, Gold Against The Soul , The Holy Bible, everything Must Go

261
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In the TV series ‘Absolutely Fabulous, who played the part of ‘Bubbles’

A

Jane horrocks

262
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Which series of films features a habitual serial killer called Michael Myers

A

The Halloween series of films

263
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The average porcupine has more than 30,000 quills. Porcupines are excellent swimmers because their quills are hollow and serve as pontoons to keep them __________

A

Afloat

264
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How Many Consecutive Wimbledons Men’s Singles Titles Did Bjorn Borg Win

A

5

265
Q

Lake Nyasa forms most of which country’s eastern border

A

Malawi

266
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Which American author wrote The turn of the Screw

A

Henry James

267
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Ncaa: which team lost the men’s basketball championship in 1955

A

La salle

268
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Which King Hired Henry Stanley To Carve Out An Empire For Him In Central Africa

A

King Leopold II Of Belgium

269
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Which member of the Monty Python team turned up as an English sheriff in the spoof western Silverado

A

John cleese

270
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Which norse god had the valkyries as handmaidens

A

Odin

271
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Cous-cous is Iranian for what

A

Vagina

272
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On May 1st 1931 the world’s then tallest building was opened in New York City. which building was it?

A

Empire States Building

273
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Which famous halloween party game originated from a custom to establish who would get married first

A

Bobbing for apples.

274
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In what US state is area 51

A

Colorado

275
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In which state is mount vernon

A

Virginia

276
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Mosi-oa-Tunya - Smoke that Thunders - what natural feature

A

Victoria falls

277
Q

What was Barnaby Jones usual tipple

A

Milk

278
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Who is the roman god of agriculture

A

Saturn

279
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Name The First Steam Engine To Run Between Stockton & Darlington?

A

Locomotion No1

280
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What countries national anthem is The Bayambo song

A

Cuba

281
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What Was The Name Of William Wordworths Sister

A

Dorothy

282
Q

Mark Knopfler Produced An Album For Which Of These Acts “Aztec Camera” Or “Huey Lewis”

A

Aztec Camera

283
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Vor was the Norse Goddess of what

A

Truth

284
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Here we go round the mulberry bush - what was original bush

A

Tree in Wakefield prison walked round

285
Q

Sieze control of vehicle

A

Hijack

286
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What was exchanged in Fair Exchange

A

Teenage daughters

287
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Dr Susan Lark recommend what cure for menstrual cramps

A

Orgasm – increased blood flow helps

288
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Which female vocalist released an album entitled “Drag”

A

K d lang

289
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What hardcore rock group sings, ‘blind’ and ‘clown’

A

Korn

290
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In the acronym BASIC for what does the letter B stand

A

Beginners’

291
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What is the capital of Tajikistan

A

Dushanbe

292
Q

Tigers have stripped fur - what colour is their skin

A

Stripped

293
Q

Java is part of what country

A

Indonesia

294
Q

According To A Survey Conducted In 2000 Which 2 People Were Voted The Greatest Male & Female Tennis Players Of All Time Respectively?

A

Bjorn Borg Martina Navratlilova

295
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Name the capital of Argentina.

A

Buenos aires

296
Q

What is a group of this animal called: Pigeon

A

Flock flight

297
Q

White river is the principal tributary of which indiana river

A

Wabash river

298
Q

Of which vegetable are Globe and Jerusalem varieties?

A

Artichoke

299
Q

Who deposed Helmut Kohl as Chancellor of the Federal German Republic in 1998

A

Gerhard schroder

300
Q

In The Canterbury Tales At Which Tavern Do The Story Tellers Assemble

A

The Tabard

301
Q

Kenneth Daigneau won $100 for naming which product

A

Spam

302
Q

Where are the Descartes highlands

A

On the moon

303
Q

The berlin air lift was known as

A

Operation vittles

304
Q

What is the only country in Southeast Asia to never be ruled by a European nation

A

Thailand

305
Q

What did Canada’s Grand Falls change their name to 1964

A

Churchill

306
Q

Which actor won an Oscar in 1955 for their role in the movie ‘The King and I’’

A

Yul Brynner

307
Q

Which country was host to the 1999 cricket world cup?

A

England

308
Q

The Adventure Gallery was whose ship

A

Captain Kidd

309
Q

Who wrote ‘the happy prince’

A

Oscar wilde

310
Q

In A Game Of Tennis What Score Follows ‘Deuce’’

A

Advantage

311
Q

Who Is The Greek Goddess Of Love

A

Aprodite

312
Q

Who was Dr. Zhivago’s great love?

A

Lara

313
Q

Which Famous Venetian Merchant Travelled To China And Worked For Kublai Khan?

A

Marco Polo

314
Q

For who was deana carter named

A

Dean martin

315
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The Chinese were using aluminum to make things as early as ___ ad

A

300

316
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Where was the newspaper ‘pravda’ first published

A

Russia

317
Q

How many oklahoma land runs were there

A

Six

318
Q

What size is A-0 paper?

A

One Square Meter

319
Q

In legend who killed the mobster Grendel

A

Beowulf

320
Q

What is the number 174,465 that belongs to the telephone

A

U.s patent number

321
Q

In Tucson Arizona it is illegal for a woman to wear what

A

Pants

322
Q

Rick Olasek Was The Lead Singer Of Which Band

A

The Cars

323
Q

Who Played Harmonica On The Eurythmics Hit “There Must Be An Angel Playing With My Heart”

A

Stevie Wonder

324
Q

What does it mean if a racehorse is described as a maiden?

A

It hasn`t won a race yet

325
Q

What is the Capital of: Saint Lucia

A

Castries

326
Q

Number of Beatles biographies registered at the Library of Congress

A

177= Beatles, John=69, Paul=23, George=6, Ringo=2

327
Q

Shirley Manson Is The Lead Singer With Which Group

A

Garbage

328
Q

What Is Meant By The Name Saxifrage , Which Grows In Cracks In Rocks

A

Stone Breaker

329
Q

Capital of Ghana

A

Accra

330
Q

What was checkpoint Charlie named after

A

Charlie – Phonetic Alphabet

331
Q

Which Footballer Became The Very First European Footballer Of The Year

A

Stanley Matthews

332
Q

What stadium is home to the Seattle Mariners

A

Kingdome

333
Q

In 1980 An Official Was Knocked Unconscious Whilst Measuring In The WHHC What Does The Acronym WHHC Stand For

A

World Haggis Hurling Championships

334
Q

What does an anthropophagist eat

A

People

335
Q

What Did Air Supply Run Out Of In 1980

A

Love (All Out Of Love)

336
Q

What is the shortest verse in the bible? (John 11:35)

A

Jesus wept.

337
Q

Which Gender Bender Had His Only Hit With “Calling Your Name” In 1983

A

Marilyn

338
Q

Who wrote The Little Prince

A

Antoine de saint-exupery

339
Q

Apart From Humans There Is Only One Other Creature That Has Sex For Pleasure Can You Name It

A

Dolphin

340
Q

Who took the first space walk

A

Aleksei leonov

341
Q

The sprat belongs to what fish family

A

Herring

342
Q

What is the most common surname in the world?

A

Chang

343
Q

Which Henry Mancini/ Johnny Mercer Song Was Sung By Audrey Hepburn In Breakfast At Tiffany’s

A

Moon River

344
Q

In the language of flowers what does yellow lily mean

A

Falsehood

345
Q

Who replaced Moses as the prophet of the Israelites?

A

Joshua

346
Q

De Witt Wallace founded what

A

Readers Digest

347
Q

Who, as of October 1998, is the Prime Minister of Israel

A

Benjamin netanyahu

348
Q

What is a group of cats

A

Clowder

349
Q

What is a group of foxes

A

Shulk

350
Q

Who makes Kleenex tissues

A

Kimberly Clark

351
Q

Which Highly Sucessful Tv Show Of The 1980’s Featured A Dog Called Muffit

A

Batllestar Galactica

352
Q

Which is the only South East Asian country that is a member of the British Commonwealth?

A

Malaysia

353
Q

More that I/3 adults do what average 3 time each morning

A

Hit Snooze button on alarm clock

354
Q

In Which British Sport Is A Leather Ball Hit By A Gloved Hand

A

Fives

355
Q

What Was Love For Pat Benatar

A

A Battlefield

356
Q

Who Played Bowls Before Engaging The Spanish Armada?

A

Sir Francis Drake

357
Q

This Person Voiced The Muppet Characters Fozzie Bear & Kermit The Frog He Also Supplied The Voice To Yoda In The Star Wars Movies What was His Name?

A

Frank Oz

358
Q

In the film ‘The Santa Clause’ who plays Santa?

A

Tim Allen

359
Q

What is the alternative name for rabies

A

Hydrophobia

360
Q

In the film ‘the lovebug’, what number was painted on the side of ‘herbie’ the vw bug

A

Fifty three

361
Q

Which Record Label Did Abba Release All Of Their 70’s Singles On

A

Epic

362
Q

When did Christmas become a Federal holiday in the U.S.?

A

1831

363
Q

Which English punk band had Rat Scabies on drums?

A

The Damned

364
Q

In Britain a suffragette threw herself under the kings horse in what year

A

1913

365
Q

What device did Henry Doherty patent in 1972

A

Pooper Scooper

366
Q

In 1985 who became the first unseeded man to win Wimbledon?

A

Boris Becker

367
Q

The Voyage of the Beagle told of which scientist’s discoveries

A

Charles darwin

368
Q

Walt Disney in an interview admitted he was scared of what

A

Mice

369
Q

What is the study of weather

A

Meteorology

370
Q

In Elizabethan England rich people carried their own folding what

A

Spoons to Banquets

371
Q

What acid is produced in the stomach

A

Hydrochloric

372
Q

Where Is The Veldt

A

South Africa

373
Q

Bumper Harris - wooden leg - what Job on London Underground

A

Ride new escalators

374
Q

As at November 2005, who is the only British Prime Minister to have been appointed and dismissed four times, serving four separate terms in office?

A

William Gladstone

375
Q

Which TV Heartthrob Was The First Choice To Play Indiana Jones On Film But Missed Out Due To Commitments In His TV Contract

A

Tom Selleck

376
Q

Board game involving rapid climbing and tragic sliding.

A

Chutes(Snakes) and ladders

377
Q

Distaff is the female family side - what is the male

A

Spear

378
Q

What Is The Capital Of Iran

A

Teheran

379
Q

This word means “split personality”.

A

Schizophrenia

380
Q

A ships officer in charge of equipment and crew

A

Boatswain

381
Q

In 1912 Chinese republic proclaimed in

A

Tibet

382
Q

In 1947 it began at Callao Peru ended Tuamotu Island what did

A

Kon Tiki Expedition

383
Q

Which Class Is The Lowest Weight In Professional Boxing

A

Straw Weight

384
Q

What’s the only day named for a planet

A

Saturday

385
Q

In the u.s, for how long is a patent good

A

Seventeen years

386
Q

With Which Artist Is The Funk Band The New Power Generation Associated

A

Prince

387
Q

A continuous aisle in a building, especially around the apse in a church.

A

Ambulatory

388
Q

Who did lennox lewis represent at the olympics

A

Canada

389
Q

Small piece of bread or pastry with a savoury topping

A

Canape

390
Q

Which people slide down a pole to help them to get to work quickly

A

Firemen

391
Q

Another name for wood alcohol is___.

A

Methanol

392
Q

Baron Silas Greenback was the enemy of which character

A

Dangermouse

393
Q

______, the first felt-tip pen, is introduced to the market

A

Pentel

394
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Denmark ?

A

Krone

395
Q

Any structure of animals, plants, or insects that produces chemical secretions or excretions

A

Gland

396
Q

The silkworm only eats the leaves of what plant?

A

Mulberry

397
Q

What year was the Americans first atomic submarine launched

A

1954

398
Q

Which protein forms nails and hair

A

Keratin

399
Q

Cornflakes were invented in What Year 1863, 1890 or 1915

A

1890

400
Q

Funeral March of a Marionette theme tune to what old TV show

A

Alfred Hitchcock Presents