Trivia Database_64 Flashcards

1
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What was the instrument of execution during the “Reign of Terror”

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Guillotine

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2
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Which is the geological period before the Ordovician

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Cambrian

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3
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What Was The Character Sonny Crocketts Actual First Name In The TV Series Miami Vice

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James

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4
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What is the capital city of Botswana

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Gaberone

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5
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Where on the body is the jugular vein

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Neck

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6
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Where would you find Fetcher, Mac, Babs, Ginger, Bunty And Fowler

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Chicken Run (Movie)

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7
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In Bexley Ohio its illegal to put what in an outhouse

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Slot Machines

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8
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What city became the U.S. federal capital in 1789

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New york

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9
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What is made up of England, Scotland, Wales & Ireland

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United kingdom

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10
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Who composed the opera Billy Budd in 1951 (both names)

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Benjamin Britain

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11
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What Is Anaemia

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A Deficiency Of Red Blood Cells

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12
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Ransom Eli Olds started this company in 1897.

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Oldsmobile

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13
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What is activated for freckles to appear?

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Melanocytes

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14
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Which Was The First Beatles Album To Consist Entirely Of Original Material

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A Hard Days Night

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15
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Which Beach Boy accompanied the Beatles to visit the Maharishi?

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Mike Love

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16
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On the Munsters what was Lillie’s maiden name

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Lilly Dracula

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17
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Who was shot only hours after Annie Leibovitz took a nude photo of him for Rolling Stone

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John lennon

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18
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Who played the switchboard operator in cutter to houston

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John nicholson

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19
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Photophobia is the fear of

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Light

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20
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What type of bears are the best swimmers

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Polar bears

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21
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By feeding hens certain ____ they can be made to lay eggs with varicolored yolks

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Dyes

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22
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Name the second_largest planet in the solar system.

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Saturn

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23
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Good King Wenceslas Was The Duke & Later King Of Where?

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Bohemia

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24
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Which Series Of Horror Movies Were Greatly Influenced By A Painting By Norwegian Artist Edvard Munch

A

Scream

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25
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Which cosmetic magnate died in 2004 at the age of 97?

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Estee Lauder

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26
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Of What Tribe Was Boadicea The Head?

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The Iceni

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27
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American money with serial’s beginning in “b” are printed in _____

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New york

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28
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On what number is the sexagesimal system based

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Sixty

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29
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The __________ can travel up to 45 miles per hour, whereas the rabbit can achieve an average speed of just 35 miles per hour.

A

Hare

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30
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What is the southernmost country in continental europe

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Spain

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31
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What is the name for the cutting and training of shrubs into decorative shapes

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Topiary

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32
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What planet has a magnetic field 50 times stronger than that of Earth

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Uranus

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33
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Spelling counts - what is the singular of scampi

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Scampo

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34
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What is the last letter of the Greek alphabet (written out in english)

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Omega

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35
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In Water Polo, Which Player Wears A Red Cap

A

The Goalkeeper

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36
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What’s a ginkgo

A

Tree

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37
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The longest bike weighed how much

A

More than a ton

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38
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The Millennial Dawnists changed their name to what

A

Jehovah’s Witnesses

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39
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Where did the battle of Waterloo take place?

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Belgium

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40
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Where will the 2002 Winter Olympics be held

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Salt Lake - USA

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41
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What language does ‘danke’ mean ‘thank you’ in

A

German

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42
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How many bones are there in the human body?

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206

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43
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What product first produced in germany had a formula that combined alcohol, lemon spirits, orange bitters and mint oil

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Cologne

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44
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A lido is open air swimming pool where was the original lido

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Venice

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45
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What is the name of the bacterium that causes food poisoning in contaminated food

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Salmonella

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46
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The Jeffersons was a spinoff from what show?

A

All in the Family

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47
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What small island is in the bay of Naples?

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Isle of Capri

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48
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Who was lead singer with Van Halen, but went solo in 1985?

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David Lee Roth

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49
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Which Football club were the first in modern times to set a trend of building a purpose-built stadium away from the town centre?

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Scunthorpe United

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50
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Who posted the highest score on ‘celebrity jeopardy’ in november 1994

A

Norman

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51
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Who had top ten hits in the 1960s with ‘Together, Somewhere’ and ‘Hold Me’

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P.j. proby

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52
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What area in NY is named after a barrier built to keep out Indians

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Wall Street

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53
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What is the official language of somalia

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Somali

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54
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What Was Mother Teresa’s Real First Name

A

Agnus

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55
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In 1943, a Swiss chemist accidentally discovered which drug

A

Lsd

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56
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What is a group of this animal called: Oyster

A

Bed

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57
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In Entertainment “Julia Smith & Tony Holland Are Both Famous For Creating What

A

Eastenders

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58
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What is added to brandy to make a sidecar

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Cointreau or Triple Sec

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59
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What is the capital of Mali ?

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Bamako

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60
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Species what country are yoU.S.tuck in if you’re doing hard time at boniato prison

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Cuba

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61
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What is a group of this animal called: Snake

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Nest

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62
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In dating agency adverts what does the ‘S’ represent in the abbreviation ‘NSP’

A

Smoker

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63
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Secret Identities: Lyta Trevor

A

Fury

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64
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In 1814 1st abdication of Napoleon; he is exiled to

A

Elba

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65
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What country does French toast come from

A

Italy - Rome

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66
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What town did Billy Joel call home

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Long island

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67
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What vegetable varieties include snowball, white horse, & igloo

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Cauliflower

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68
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What is the process whereby one metal is coated with a thin layer of another, more reactive metal

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Galvanizing

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69
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Which spirit is the base of a White Lady Cocktail

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Gin

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70
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If someone said they were from Hellas - which country

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Greece

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71
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In which city is the C.N. Tower?

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Toronto

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72
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Name The Composer Of Red Red Wine

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Neil Diamond

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73
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Which groups third album was ‘sports’ and featured ‘heart and soul’ and ‘i want a new drug’

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Huey lewis and the news

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74
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These come in types like breakfast, pork, lamb, spiced, beef and thick

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Sausage

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75
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Which Is Longer A Baseball Bat Or A Tennis Racket?

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A Baseball Bat

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76
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French bread filled with meat, cheese and salad is called a what

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Hero sandwich

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77
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Who played the electric piano on “Get Back”?

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Billy Preston

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78
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What is the worlds longest mountain range

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The Andes

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79
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Who Did France Beat To Win The Euro 2000 Football Final?

A

Italy

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80
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2.47105 acres is equal to what SI unit

A

Hectare

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81
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How Many Grammys Did Christopher Cross Win In 1980

A

Five

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82
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What is the young of this animal called: Eel

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Elver

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83
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Which grand prix circuit is only 1.95 miles long

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Monaco

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84
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What artistic term was named after a French finance minister

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Silhouette

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85
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What is the capital of Kazakhstan ?

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Astana

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86
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Who was Andromedas mother

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Cassiopeia

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87
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What is the capital of Burkina Faso

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Ouagadougou

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88
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Where did the philosopher Plato teach

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Academia

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89
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What job involves walking an average 60 miles in a 5 day week

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Waiter

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90
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Who wrote and directed the 1977 film ‘Annie Hall’

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Woody allen

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91
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Whose Real Name Is Robert Zimmerman

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Bob Dylan

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92
Q

What is a runcible spoon

A

A broad Pickle fork

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93
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Shane Fenton became famous as who

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Alvin Stardust

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94
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What name is given to the division between the nostrils

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Septum

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95
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What is the medical term given to the study of the brain and nervous system

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Neurology

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96
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What was the first cartridge that had a battery backed save feature?

A

The Legend of Zelda

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97
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What is the longest Beatles song on record?

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I Want You (She’s So Heavy)

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98
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Hugh Hefner and Katherine Hepburn both had degrees in what

A

Psychology

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99
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What is Kabuki in Japan

A

Common peoples theatre

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100
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Who said the quickest way of ending a war is to lose it

A

George Orwell

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101
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The word Calendar comes from Latin and means what

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To Call Out

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102
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Which flying mouse, a cross between Superman and Mickey Mouse, appears in over seventy short cartoons in the Terrytoons series

A

Mighty mouse

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103
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In Metres How Long Is An Olympic Size Swimming Pool

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50 Metres

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104
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Norse mythology Asgard was home of the Gods what’s Midgard

A

Earth

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105
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Which is the only planet that rotates clockwise?

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Venus

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106
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How many people were killed in the battle of lexington

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Eight

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107
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What surrey town is famed for its salts

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Epsom

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108
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What does the syrinx help a bird to do

A

Sing

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109
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What is the chemical symbol for tungsten

A

W

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110
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Pride, Avarice, Envy, Gluttony, Sloth, Lust what’s missing

A

Wrath

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111
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What colour was Mrs Bates dress in Psycho

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Periwinkle Blue

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112
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What fictional planet orbited the red star Negus 12

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Superman’s Krypton

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113
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Who composed Peter and the Wolf in 1936 (both names)

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Sergai Prokofiev

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114
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Which Australian was the only man to win the tennis Grand Slam twice

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Rod laver

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115
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What magazine was the first to be distributed widely through grocery stores

A

Family circle

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116
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20% of what is in the metal part at the end of a pencil?

A

Sulphur

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117
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What Type Of Triangle Has 2 Sides Of Equal Length

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An Isosceles Triangle

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118
Q

Lepcha people Tibet consider it proper to pay teachers in what

A

Alcohol is acceptable

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119
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Albert Einstein couldn’t talk properly until he was nine, and was thought to be suffering from ______

A

Dyslexia

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120
Q

What is Christmas Disease

A

Mild Haemophilia

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121
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In mythology, which maiden was saved from a sea by Perseus

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Andromeda

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122
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When angered, the ears of what animal turn a pinkish red

A

Tazmanian devil

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123
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What two word term is considered the lowest possible temperature?

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Absolute zero

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124
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How in the world of music is Richard Starkey more commonly known?

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Ringo Starr

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125
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What was the name of Russian bear mascot 1980 Olympics

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Mischa

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126
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The Cassegranian, Gregorian and Schmidt are types of what

A

Telescopes

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127
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What is the only breed of dog that gets gout

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Dalmatian

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128
Q

Chitlins are made from what part of the pig

A

Intestines

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129
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What is the name for the outer part of a citrus fruit

A

Zest

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130
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What reggae great sang “get up, stand up, burnin’ and lootin’

A

Bob marley

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131
Q

Whose hamburger patties weigh 1.6 oz

A

Mcdonald’s

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132
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What system do the blind use for reading

A

Braille

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133
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What german philosopher claimed morality required a belief in god and freedom

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Immanuel kant

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What is the speech at the beginning of a play called

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Prologue

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135
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Who was Dr Zhivago’s love

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Lara

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136
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What is the life span of a housefly two weeks, two months or two years

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Two weeks

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137
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From What Country Did The Band Black Box Originate

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Italy

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138
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What Is The One-Humped Type Of Camel Called

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A Dromedary

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139
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Who was the first head of an arab nation to make peace with israel?

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Anwar sadat

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140
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There Are Now More Billionaires In This Capital City (As Of 2006) Can You Name It

A

Moscow

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141
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At which Air Show in 1973 did Russia’s supersonic “Konkordski” aircraft crash

A

Paris

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142
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What animal does the adjective ‘meline’ refer to

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Badger

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143
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What was the last movie of the late Brandon Lee?

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The Crow

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144
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Who was supposed to play Betelgeuse in the movie

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Sammy Davis Junior

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145
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What mammal moves so slowly that green algae can grow undisturbed on it’s fur

A

Sloth

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146
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Who Was Maradona Playing For When He Was First Caught Taking Cocaine

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Napoli

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147
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Dhaka is the capital of ______

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Bangladesh

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Circular bands used to decorate ears, toes, noses, or, most often, fingers

A

Rings

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149
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Which 20th century American icons died on Halloween

A

River Phoenix

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150
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Who wrote “The Learning Tree”

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Gordon parks jr

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What is the name of the airline that operates the ill-fated flight from LA to Chicago in the movie Airplane!?

A

Trans American

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Who was the founder of Lotus Cars Ltd.?

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Colin Chapman

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In Homer’s Iliad, who was the King of Troy

A

Priam

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Hudson how many points are awarded to the winning driver of a formula 1 grand prix race

A

Ten

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155
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Which is cape town’s major choir

A

Philharmonic choir

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156
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What’s the circulation of winds around a low pressure system called

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Cyclone

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Who Wrote The Novels Slaughterhouse Five And Breakfast Of Champions

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Kurt Vonnegut

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158
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What american indian tribe drank ‘tizwin’

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Apache

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159
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Who was the first woman elected to lead a european democracy

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Margaret thatcher

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160
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From which kind of organism is the indicator litmus extracted

A

Lichens

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161
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Who wrote the novel The Seventh Scroll

A

Wilber Smith

162
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What Did The Bank Of England Issue For The First Time In 1791?

A

Banknotes

163
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There are two perennial vegetables, asparagus & ______

A

Rhubarb

164
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Which country has no national monetary unit of it’s own

A

Andorra

165
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What kind of bird is a capercaillie

A

Grouse

166
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On a suit of armour, the poleyn would protect which part of the body?

A

Knee

167
Q

Capable of being decomposed by the action of light

A

Photodegradable

168
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What vegetable is the essential ingredient in borsch

A

Beetroot

169
Q

Boston Red Sox are The Pilgrims but what were they before

A

The Somerset’s

170
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Who Went For “All Or Nothing” Reaching No.1 In 1966

A

The Small Faces

171
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The Lipari islands are a group of seven volcanic islands to the northeast of which major island in the Mediterranean Sea

A

Sicily

172
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What is the basic unit of currency for South Africa ?

A

Rand

173
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What kind of carpenter’s tools come in jig & coping styles

A

Saws

174
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Michael Bond created which children’s character

A

Paddington Bear

175
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Which traditional song contains the lines ‘He’s making a list, He’s checking it twice, Gonna find out whose naughty or nice’’

A

Santa Claus Is Coming To Town

176
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This racist organisation was formed in Tennessee in 1865

A

Ku klux klan

177
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What is the point to which rays of light converge

A

Focus

178
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In The World Of Music How Are Kelly, Michelle, Jessica, Tony & Kevin More Commonly Known

A

Liberty X

179
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What are conifers

A

Cone-bearing trees

180
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What is the North American word for aluminium

A

Aluminum

181
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What was Dante’s last name?

A

Alighieri

182
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Who Did Michael Jackson Team Up With For The Hit “The Girl Is Mine”

A

Paul McCartney

183
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What in Queensland Australia , is the worlds longest at 3,450 miles

A

Fence

184
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Which is the largest Scandinavian country

A

Sweden

185
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Which Singer / Songwriter, Appeared In The Movie, The Player, Where He Met His Wife To Be Julia Roberts

A

Lyle Lovett

186
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Fragrant Harbour is the translation of which cities name

A

Hong Kong

187
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Randy Travis said his love was ‘deeper than the ______’?

A

Holler

188
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What is the range, in miles, of an Aim-7 Sparrow?

A

28

189
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According to the 1984 Bananarama Song, who was waiting

A

Robert De Niro

190
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What was the name of the character played by Marilyn Monroe in the film Some Like It Hot

A

Sugar kane

191
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What was the name of Dr Doolittle’s pet duck

A

Dab dab

192
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William Joyce US born of Irish descent famous as who in WW2

A

Lord Haw-Haw – executed 1946

193
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Who built the worlds first film studio

A

Thomas Alva Edison

194
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The Inquisition forced him to recant his belief in the Copernican Theory.

A

Galileo

195
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Microbiophobia is a fear of ______

A

Microbes

196
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In Kiplings poem Gunga Din what job had Gunga Din

A

Water Carrier

197
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How many arondissements make up the city of Paris?

A

20

198
Q

The property of matter that causes it to resist any change of its motion in either direction or speed

A

Inertia

199
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What was the first game show on Mtv?

A

Remote Control

200
Q

From Memphis restaurants its illegal to take what away

A

Any Pie

201
Q

In a 1988 survey 12 million Americans don’t know what

A

Washington DC was capitol

202
Q

Brass instrument resembling a trumpet

A

Cornet

203
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Which is the oldest University in the USA?

A

Harvard (founded 1636, in Cambridge Massachusetts)

204
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A sun-dried grape is known as a(n) ______.

A

Raisin

205
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Who was the first person to win the Indianapolis 500 four times

A

Aj foyt

206
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What instrument does phil lynott of thin lizzy play

A

Guitar

207
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Who wrote ‘The Sun Also Rises’

A

Ernest hemingway

208
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Wax like substance from the sperm whale used in perfumes

A

Ambergris

209
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Novices are called tumblers experienced shiners what job

A

Window Cleaners

210
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Which novelist died of typhoid after drinking water in Paris

A

Arnold bennett

211
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What berries give gin its flavour?

A

Juniper berries

212
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Name the female comedy star who once had a show on Fox, that had a pop hit in the early eighties

A

Tracy Ullman

213
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According to John Aubrey’s Brief Lives , what card game did the English poet, Sir John Suckling, invent in 1630

A

Cribbage

214
Q

Who has won the most Oscars

A

Walt Disney

215
Q

In Happy Days name Fonzies dog

A

Spunky

216
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This city is known as the ‘Venice of the orient’

A

Osaka

217
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What 80’s band included members from Bad Company and Led Zeppelin?

A

The Firm

218
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In the famous scene from Ghost, where Patrick Swayze and Demi Moore are sculpting clay, what is the song playing in the background

A

Unchained Melody

219
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What is the term for a small umbrella used to protect a person from the sun

A

Parasol

220
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What TV character lived in Waratah National Park

A

Skippy

221
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What is the world’s leading importer of iron ore

A

Japan

222
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Which is the only book written by Margaret Mitchell?

A

Gone With The Wind

223
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What is the nickname for Birmingham, Alabama

A

Pittsburg of the south

224
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What is the basic unit of currency for Iraq ?

A

Dinar

225
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What U.S. state boasts the world’s largest mass of exposed granite

A

Georgia

226
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How Old Was The Dancing Queen According To The Lyrics Of The Abba Song Of The Same Name

A

17

227
Q

Vermicelli literally means ___________.

A

Little worms

228
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Where is Sir Herbert Baker buried?

A

Westminster Abbey

229
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From what did the ghan railway get its name

A

Camel drivers

230
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Principally , Of What Nationality Were The Impressionist Painters

A

French

231
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What is the state capital of Louisiana?

A

Baton Rouge

232
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Of What Is Ethylene Glycol The Main Ingredient

A

Anti Freeze

233
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Name the Greek equivalent of the Roman god Saturn

A

Cronos

234
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I love lucy: what was ricky’s profession

A

Band leader

235
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What name is given to a settlement which is clustered around a central point ?

A

Nucleated

236
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Legendary Jamaican sprinter Merlenle Ottey started competing for which country in 2002?

A

Slovenia

237
Q

Black, whooper and Berwick all varieties of what

A

Swan

238
Q

Romans used a sharp pointed stick to drive cattle Modern word

A

Stimulus

239
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Who was the first (and last) catholic president?

A

John Fitzerald Kennedy

240
Q

How many times did Fred Archer win the English Derby

A

Five

241
Q

Who was the first computer millionaire

A

Herman Hollerith

242
Q

What Is The Nearest Star To Earth?

A

The Sun

243
Q

Baked Alaska has meringue on the outside , what does the meringue cover?

A

Ice cream

244
Q

What is the name for a person who you correspond with regularly

A

Penpal

245
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Mimi is the first name of which Warner Bros cartoon character

A

Roadrunner

246
Q

Women do it 4 times more often than men - do what

A

Shoplift

247
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Another plane crash, on February 3rd 1959, resulted in the deaths of which three rock stars of the day

A

Buddy Holly, Big Bopper, Richie Valens

248
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What Was Connor Reeves First Single

A

My Fathers Son

249
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With What Song Did Abba Win The Eurovision Song Contest In 1974

A

Waterloo

250
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Ann Ziegler was the singing partner of which film star

A

Webster Booth

251
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What is the Capital of: Saint Helena

A

Jamestown

252
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Which City Is The Capital Of Canada

A

Ottawa

253
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In 1000 bc Israelites paid their taxes in what

A

Raisins

254
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What menacing character was best friends with Tommy Anderson

A

Dennis the

255
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Can you name all of the Bradford’s on Eight is Enough?

A

Tom,Abbey,David,Mary,Joni,Susan,Nancy,Tommy,Elizabeth,Nicholas

256
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Where was the first police force established in 1667

A

Paris

257
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The penny red was the first postage stamp to have what

A

Perforations

258
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Which British statesman, Minister of Labour in the National Government (1940-1945) became Foreign Secretary in Attlee’s Cabinet (1945-1951)

A

Ernest bevin

259
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In Greek mythology, who visited leda in the form of a swan

A

Zeus

260
Q

When did the new york mets win their first world series

A

1969

261
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A dog is canine - what animal is ovine

A

Sheep

262
Q

What Do Boyzone & Bewitched Have In Common

A

Both Irish

263
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The Merryman and his Maid alt title what G&S operetta

A

The Yeomen of the Guard

264
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Which Boyband Released An Album Entitled “Walthamstow” In 1992

A

East 17

265
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This alkaloid extracted from chincona bark, ______ is commonly used in malaria therapy.

A

Quinine

266
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What occupation would use a dibber

A

Gardener - to make planting holes

267
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What Type Of Hook & Eye Fastening Was Invented By Swiss Engineer Georges De Mestral In 1948 & Introduced Commercially In 1958

A

Velcro

268
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Who were the two commanders who directed the forces in the battle of el alamein

A

Montgomery and rommel

269
Q

What was Vincent Price’s first horror film

A

House of Wax

270
Q

Who first appeared in the film A Tale of two Kitties in 1942

A

Tweety Pie

271
Q

Who wrote ‘1984’

A

George orwell

272
Q

Theophilus Van Kannal invented what in 1888 in Philadelphia

A

Revolving Door

273
Q

What was the name of the shepherd that got Tremponina Pallidium

A

Syphilus

274
Q

The Egyptian hieroglyph for 100,000 is what

A

Tadpole

275
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This county has the lowest point in South America

A

Argentina

276
Q

What is the most common fear people have

A

Public Speaking

277
Q

Which theatre styles name translates as skills or talents

A

Noh

278
Q

Manner of walking

A

Gait

279
Q

Fleshy fruit of trailing cucumber like plant, often dried

A

Gourd

280
Q

What is the meaning of the name of the constellation Corona Borealis ?

A

Northern Crown

281
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A typhoon struck which island in Japan in 1934, killing 4,000 people

A

Honshu

282
Q

What element is lacking in a diet when goitre occurs?

A

Iodine

283
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Lesotho ?

A

Loti

284
Q

What is the name of the most famous of the rivers in the Underworld, the river of ‘Hate’ which dead souls must cross over?

A

Styx

285
Q

In 1984 BA stewardess called police she’d left what in cupboard

A

Husband in Bondage

286
Q

In which European city is Shakespeare’s play, ‘Measure for Measure’ set?

A

Vienna

287
Q

An elephant is called a pachyderm what does it literally mean

A

Thick Skinned

288
Q

Anna Mary Robinson - famous American painter - what name

A

Grandma Moses

289
Q

Which island country lies to the West of Australia?

A

Mauritius

290
Q

Who ordered the building of the Tower of London

A

William the Conqueror

291
Q

Who were the fabled twins, raised by a wolf that supposedly founded Rome

A

Romulus & remus

292
Q

What Was Sherlock Holmes’ 7% solution in ‘The Sign of Four’?

A

Cocaine

293
Q

What is a water taxi known as in Venice?

A

Gondola

294
Q

Through what were dead egyptian pharaohs’ brains extracted

A

Nasal passages

295
Q

How many hours are there in a week

A

168

296
Q

What country produces the orginal edam cheese

A

The netherlands

297
Q

Name the three main bands featured on the cartoon series ‘Jem’ during it’s entire 3 year run.

A

Jem and The Holograms,The Misfits,The Stingers

298
Q

Which science studies weather?

A

Meteorology

299
Q

What river had 40 million fish killed by insecticide in 1969

A

Rhine

300
Q

What is the fourth dimension (apart from length, depth & width

A

Time

301
Q

What did the person chained to wall in Goonies want?

A

A Baby Ruth candy bar

302
Q

What is viewed during a a pyrotechnic display?

A

Fireworks

303
Q

Who makes Miller Lite beer

A

Philip Morris

304
Q

Peter Lorre was born in what year

A

1904

305
Q

In The 1997 Movie “George Of The Jungle” What Was The Name Of The Ape Voiced By John Cleese

A

Ape (Believe It Or Not)

306
Q

Large 3 sided S.American nut

A

Brazil

307
Q

Lewis Wilson was the first actor to play which character

A

Batman

308
Q

Which ‘first lady of jazz’ died in June 1996

A

Ella fitzgerald

309
Q

The name of which dog breed is also the name for an animals footprint

A

Pug

310
Q

Rene Laennec invented which aid to medicine in 1819

A

Stethoscope

311
Q

What does ‘majuba’ mean

A

Place of rock pigeons

312
Q

What is the coldest capital city in the world

A

Ulan Bator Mongolia

313
Q

Matt & Luke Goss Were 2 Of The 3 Members Of The Boyband Bros Craig Was The 3rd Member But What Was His Surname

A

Logan

314
Q

What was the name of Thor Heyerdahl’s bamboo and balsa wood boat

A

Kon-tiki

315
Q

Name of which household object comes from Latin to wonder at

A

Mirror

316
Q

What do the five rings on the Olympic flag represent

A

5 Continents

317
Q

In ______________, Domino’s Pizza has a reindeer sausage pie on its menu.

A

Iceland

318
Q

What is the name of the ocean southeast of Australia

A

Tasman sea

319
Q

Doubly-ionised helium atoms, when emitted by some radioactive nuclei, are known as what

A

Alpha particles

320
Q

What hybrid do an ass & horse produce

A

Mule

321
Q

Seven million of these are thrown away each day - what

A

Pennies

322
Q

Natasha Gurdin became famous as who

A

Natilie Wood

323
Q

Which is the best Poker hand

A

Royal flush

324
Q

The chupacabra is a legendary Mexican animal what in English

A

Goat Sucker

325
Q

What is the mother’s name in Family Circus

A

Thelma

326
Q

Who Wrote A Diary About Her Attempts To Avoid The Nazi’s

A

Anne Frank

327
Q

In which Australian state or territory is the Flinders Range and Lake Eyre

A

South australia

328
Q

What are the youngest letters in the English language alphabetically

A

J, v, w

329
Q

Ian Dury Asked To Be Hit With What “Your Best Shot” Or “Your Rhythm Stick”

A

Your Rhythm Stick

330
Q

On which river does Amsterdam stand

A

Amstel

331
Q

Which Star Is Don Mc-Leans Song American Pie Dedicated To

A

Buddy Holly

332
Q

When was the first leap year

A

46 bc

333
Q

Over What Distance Does Drag Racing Occur

A

1/4 Mile

334
Q

What is the river capital of the world?

A

Akron

335
Q

S.American cowboy

A

Gaucho

336
Q

What film starred barbara streisand and walter matthau

A

Hello dolly

337
Q

The famous ‘To be or not to be’ speech is in which Shakespeare play

A

Hamlet

338
Q

Which Glam Rocker Had A Hit With The Quirky Laughing Gnome In 1973

A

David Bowie

339
Q

On The Beautiful South’s 1996 album what is the colour?

A

Blue

340
Q

Manutius’s Virgil printed 1501 was the first time what was used

A

Italic letters

341
Q

What do bullet proof vests, fire escapes, windshield wipers & laser printers all have in common

A

All invented by women

342
Q

What is the fear of tornadoes and hurricanes known as

A

Lilapsophobia

343
Q

What is the height travelled by the world’s longest escalator

A

60 minutes

344
Q

What one word makes sense when it precedes age, class and east

A

Middle

345
Q

Who had, next to Samuel Jackson, a leading roll in ‘Unbreakable’?

A

Bruce Willis

346
Q

Who is Mother Goose’s son?

A

Jack

347
Q

If you had crabites what have you got

A

Collection of fossil crabs

348
Q

How old was the world’s oldest man?

A

141

349
Q

In the children’s tv series ‘sesame street’, what two characters were roomates

A

Bert and ernie

350
Q

This Irish republic political movement founded in 1905 to promote Ireland’s independence, is translated as “Ourselves Alone.” What is it commonly called?

A

Sinn Fein

351
Q

What was “Rocky’s” last name?

A

Balboa

352
Q

What, on a bottle of wine, is the punt?

A

The dent on the base

353
Q

The Single “Heart & Soul” Was A Hit For Which Band A) T’Pau, B) Mr Mister, C) Neil Diamond

A

T’Pau

354
Q

Which Saint killed the dragon?

A

George

355
Q

Out of the 650 known species of leeches, Hirudo medicinalis is the most common used by __________

A

Doctors

356
Q

In which country would you find the Pripyet Marshes

A

Belarus

357
Q

Which Pop Group Were Signed By Decca Records On The Very Same Day In 1962 That The Beatles Were Turned Down

A

Brian Poole & The tremeloes

358
Q

How long does it take the average person to fall asleep

A

Seven minutes

359
Q

In 1752 Mr Blake and Callahan raced and began which sport

A

Steeplechase

360
Q

Humphrey Bogart won his only oscar for his part in which film

A

The african queen

361
Q

The band Steely Dan are named after what

A

Slang for Penis

362
Q

What did Watson, Crick and Wilkins discover

A

Dna

363
Q

In the UK they are butter beans what in the USA

A

Lima Beans

364
Q

Eye for Eye - Tooth For Tooth what comes next

A

Hand 4 Hand - Foot 4 Foot Ex 21 24

365
Q

Who Was The Joan Collins Fan Club

A

Julian Clarey

366
Q

What is the young of the beaver called

A

Kitt

367
Q

What kind of clock has no moving parts

A

Sundial

368
Q

In Greek mythology, who were achilles’ parents

A

Peleus and thetis

369
Q

What is the highest-pitched woodwind musical instrument

A

Piccolo

370
Q

Who is the author of Dune

A

Frank herbert

371
Q

What is the flower that stands for: surprise

A

Truffle

372
Q

What two biblical cities did God destroy with fire & brimstone

A

Sodom & gemorrah

373
Q

In wartime, what is the right of a belligerent warship to stop neutral merchant vessels on the high seas in order to ascertain the nature of the cargo and the ownership of the vessel and thus determine its liability to capture

A

Right of Search

374
Q

What is the fear of eyes known as

A

Ommetaphobia

375
Q

Who said ‘So far as the laws of mathematics refer to reality they are not certain. And so far as they are certain, they do not refer to reality.’ ?

A

Albert Einstein

376
Q

What famous priest ministered to the molokai lepers from 1873 until his death

A

Father damien

377
Q

Who was the Norse god of poetry

A

Bragi

378
Q

What is the spiral galaxy nearest ours

A

Andromeda

379
Q

If you shout Tsuki what sport are you practicing

A

Kendo

380
Q

Which battle was fought at Senlac hill

A

Battle of Hastings

381
Q

What name is given to an isolated mountain peak protruding through an ice sheet

A

Nunatuk

382
Q

Richard I was the son of which English monarch

A

Henry ii

383
Q

Ulna, radius, and clavicle are types of __________.

A

Bone

384
Q

What’s the most common color of Topaz

A

Yellow

385
Q

Old Eng law - you can’t beat wife with anything wider than what

A

Your thumb – Thus rule of Thumb

386
Q

Who was Israel’s only woman prime minister

A

Golda meir

387
Q

What is the Roman numeral for 400, which is also the most popular way to purchase music

A

Cd

388
Q

The old Roman province of Lusitania is now called ____________. Some parts of Lusitania are also found in Spain.

A

Portugal

389
Q

What was the name of Milla Jovovich’s character in the Fifth Element?

A

Lelu

390
Q

From what language is the term ‘finito’

A

Italian

391
Q

Who was the roman god of the sea

A

Neptune

392
Q

Book of the Old Testament, third of the five biblical books called the Pentateuch

A

Leviticus

393
Q

Hattie McDaniel was the first black actress to win an Oscar, for which film

A

Gone with the wind

394
Q

What would you use you zygomaticus muscle for

A

Smiling

395
Q

Who directed citizen kane?

A

Orson Welles

396
Q

Who was Mussolini’s favourite cartoon character

A

Donald Duck

397
Q

Who said “Canada? I don’t even know what street Canada is on”

A

Al Capone

398
Q

Which one of rc, rl and rlc circuits which one oscillates charge

A

Rlc

399
Q

Number of slices sacrificed to film Ringo’s Pizza Hut commercial

A

12

400
Q

What was named after Amerigo Vespucci?

A

America