Trivia Database_66 Flashcards

1
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What Was Carly Simons Biggest UK Hit Allegedly Written About Warren Beatty

A

You’re So Vain

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2
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Which Italian City Is Famous For Its Leaning Tower

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Pisa

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3
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Where is the fashion capital

A

Milan, italy

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4
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What is the Old English word for ‘sneeze’?

A

Fneasan

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5
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Which 19th Century novelist’s writings included travel sketches called Pictures From Italy and American Notes

A

Charles dickens

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6
Q

What is a group of oysters

A

Bed

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7
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In this 1968 film the husband of an unsuspecting young wife becomes involved with a witch’s coven.

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Rosemary’s Baby

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8
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What is the capital of Equatorial Guinea?

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Malabo

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9
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Effect A complex alcohol constituent of all animal fats and oils

A

Cholesterol

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10
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When was insulin discovered

A

1922

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11
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Number of Beatles kids

A

10; grandkids: 1

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12
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Frank Lloyd Wright son John invented these after watching workers move timber.

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Lincoln logs

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13
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In solo whist, how many tricks must a player take in order to win a call of “Abundance

A

Nine

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14
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What country consumes the most coffee per capita 25 Lb

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Finland

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15
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What would be the defining characteristic of a narcissistic person

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Vanity

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16
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Who was the first u.s president born outside the orginal 13 states

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Abraham lincoln

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17
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In Verdi’s opera Rigoletto what is the occupation of Rigoletto

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Court jester

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18
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In what city would you find the Spanish Riding School

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Vienna

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19
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The Jelbukk is a Swedish Xmas decoration - what is it

A

Straw Goat

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20
Q

How many chromosomes do each body cell contain?

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Forty six

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21
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Name the Disney cartoon in which the character “Belle” appears.

A

Beauty and the Beast

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22
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5 Members Of The Original Human league Line Up, Split To Form 2 Other Bands (PFE)

A

Heaven 17, ABC

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23
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The average man or woman spends one year of their life - what

A

On the Telephone

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24
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A female pigeon cannot lay an egg unless she sees what

A

Another pigeon – or reflection

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25
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What character was played by phil silvers on the phil silvers show

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Sgt ernie

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26
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Name the wife who survived Henry VIII

A

Catherine parr

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27
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Which President Of America Was A Peanut Farmer

A

Jimmy Carter

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28
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In 1888 What Did George Eastman Call His Hand Held Box Camera The First Of Its Kind

A

The Kodak Camera

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29
Q

What Was A Castrato

A

A Male Singer, Castrated As A Boy To Maintain A Child’s Pitch

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30
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In Which Movie Will You Find The Characters “Mikey Walsh, Lawrence Cohen, Clark Devereaux Stef Steinbrenner & Richard Wang”

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The Goonies

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31
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Where would you find the yoruba people

A

Nigeria

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32
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Is a schnitzel a sweet or a savoury?

A

Savoury

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33
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Who wrote the book ‘Portrait of a Lady’

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Henry james

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34
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Which Us State Goes By The Nickname “The Sooner stae”

A

Oklahoma

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35
Q

The Americas Cup Is In Which Sport

A

Sailing

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36
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Which comic character was dynamited to death in issue 428

A

Robin

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37
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Who Founded The Motown Label

A

Berry Gordy Jnr

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38
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Which Swedish naturalist developed the system of plant and animal classification which is still used today

A

Carolus linnaeus

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39
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Cash & Carry First Recorded The Birdie Song But Who Had The Hit

A

“The Tweets”

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40
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Tokyo is the capital of ______

A

Japan

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41
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“Myosotis” Is The Latin Name For Which Type Of Flower

A

Forget Me Not

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42
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Who failed his entrance exams to school aged 16

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Einstein – Zurich poly

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43
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The Jewish prayer for the dead Kaddish is in what language

A

Written Hebrew but in Aramaic

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44
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What Is Charles E ‘Chuck’ Yeagers Claim To Fame

A

First Man To Fly Faster Than Sound

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45
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At Waterloo who commanded the Prussian troops

A

Marshal Blucher

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46
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How Many Diciplines Are There In Mens Gymnastics

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6 (Vault, Rings, Floor, High Bar, Para Bars, Horse)

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47
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As what is the Devonian period also known

A

Age of fish

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48
Q

“Love And Understanding” Was A Hit In 1991 For Which Singer

A

Cher

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49
Q

Epidermal cells, palisade cells, and veins are parts of a(n) ________.

A

Leaf

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50
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What product was advertised by the first commercial to portray nudity on us televison (1987)

A

Viola brassieres

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51
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The letter B comes from Egyptian hieroglyphics meaning what

A

House

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52
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Admiral’, ‘soda’, & ‘zero’ ultimately derive from which language

A

Arabic

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53
Q

If you were drinking Cobra beer in what country would you be

A

India

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54
Q

Which Company Published The Harry Potter Novels

A

Bloomsbury

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55
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Cumberland Sauce Is Tradiotionally Served Cold With What

A

Venison

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56
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How much does a cubic meter of water weigh?

A

One Ton

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57
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What is the name of the cat in the smurfs?

A

Azriel

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58
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The English city of Salisbury stands on which river

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Avon

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59
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What was the name of Rip Van Winkles dog

A

Wolf

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60
Q

What is the fear of bald people known as

A

Peladophobia

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61
Q

The word Sahara is Arabic for what

A

Desert

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62
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What famous Wham! frontman went on to record a multiplatinum record in 1987?

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George Michael

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63
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Who Had A Hit With “Heaven Is A Place On Earth” In 1987

A

Belinda Carlisle

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64
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In Which Tv Show Might You Encounter ‘The Mystery Machine’

A

Scooby Doo

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65
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What is the capital of The Bahamas ?

A

Nassau

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66
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What is the “bubonic plaque” is know as the_________

A

Black death

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67
Q

What has albumen and a yolk

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Egg

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68
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Which Famous Horror Actor Provided The Narration to Michael Jacksons Song & Short Mobie ‘Thriller’

A

Vincent Price

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69
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Who was the greek god of the sea

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Poseidon

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70
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Spain’s equivalant to the dollar is ______

A

Peseta

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71
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__________ need about 2 tablespoonfuls of blood each day. The creature is able to extract its dinner in approximately 20 minutes.

A

Vampire bats

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72
Q

Where Was Napoleon Bonaparte Born?

A

Corsica

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73
Q

What is the Zodiac

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A series of twelve fixed stars 12 fixed stars

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74
Q

All the pictures of which king are always shown in profile

A

King of Diamonds

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75
Q

What was the canadian literacy rate in 1987

A

99%

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76
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June 1611 what English navigator was cast adrift by mutineers

A

Henry Hudson

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77
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Which author whose name means flowering tree got OBE

A

Ngaio Marsh – mystery writer

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78
Q

Where did the bayonet originate?

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Bayonne, France

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79
Q

Helena is the capital of ______?

A

Montana

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80
Q

And again in 1995 what was the one given to boys in USA

A

Michael

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81
Q

In which continent would you find the mekong river

A

Asia

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82
Q

What shook San Francisco in 1906

A

Earthquake

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83
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In one of donald horne’s novels, who was ‘the lucky country

A

Australia

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84
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According To the Lyrics Of One Of His Songs Where Did Paul Young Call Gome

A

Wherever He Laid His Hat

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85
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This french actor appeared in ‘The Big Blue’ and ‘The Professional’.

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Jean Reno

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86
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What two countries do tyroleans come from

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Austria and italy

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87
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What Mammal Of Northern Europe, Asia & North America Is Sometimes Called A Glutton

A

Wolverine

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88
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Who’s first film (THX1138) flopped in 1971

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George Lucas

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89
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Who is the Patron Saint of bricklayers

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St Steven

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90
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What continent contains queen maud land, wilkes land and bird land

A

Antarctica

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91
Q

Year that Viking I landed on Mars

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1976

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92
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What is the astronomical name for a group of stars?

A

Constellation

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93
Q

Between 15 and 20% of what disappear from shops each year

A

Supermarket Trolleys

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94
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What short-lived tv series starred ice-cube

A

The watcher

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95
Q

What nationality is the keyboards wizard Vangelis

A

Greek

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96
Q

The teeth used for biting or cutting are known as _______.

A

Incisors

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97
Q

Who recorded the 1997 album “Flaming Pie”

A

Paul mccartney

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98
Q

Who owns: almond joy candy

A

Hershey

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99
Q

Who sang the Song “American Pie”?

A

Don Mclean

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100
Q

Who released an album titled Forever Changes?

A

Love

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101
Q

Who Painted The Last Supper

A

Leonardo Da Vinci

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102
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Who produced, directed and starred in “Citizen Kane”?

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Orson Welles

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103
Q

Where in the world can you see the sun rise Pacific set Atlantic

A

Panama on Isthmus

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104
Q

Where Do Birds Of Paradise Come From?

A

New Guinea

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105
Q

Grolsch lager comes from what country

A

Holland

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106
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Who was the first black athelete to captain Great Britain’s men’s team?

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Kris Akabusi

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107
Q

A flat_bottomed conical laboratory flask with a narrow neck is called a(n) __________.

A

Erlenmeyer

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108
Q

Which Darts World Champion Of The 80’s Had the First Names Of John Thomas?

A

Jocky Wilson

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109
Q

Complete this saying ‘All ship shape and’

A

Bristol fashion

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110
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What Pulitzer prize winning novelist ran for mayor of New York City

A

Norman mailer

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111
Q

What Was The Title Of John Lennons 2nd Book

A

A Spaniard In The Works

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112
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The tides on the earth’s oceans are actually created by gravitational pull from the ____.

A

Moon

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113
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Married men do it twice as often as single men – what

A

Change Underwear

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114
Q

Ostriches live about 75 years and can reproduce for __________

A

50 Years

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115
Q

What chemical element’s discovery in 1774 made bleached paper possible

A

Chlorine

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116
Q

What Is The Main Difference Between A Monkey And An Ape?

A

Monkeys Have Tails

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117
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With which of his novels did Michael Odantje jointly win the Booker Prize

A

The english patient

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118
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What is the scientific study of the body of man and lower animals called

A

Anatomy

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119
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Whose First Record Was A Rocker Called “Ooby Dooby”

A

Roy Orbison

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120
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In Greek mythology, themes was the mother of ______

A

Moirae

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121
Q

In what tv series is sideshow bob

A

The simpsons

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122
Q

Whose Reading Of Roald Dahl’s “George’s Marvellous Medicine” In 1998 Caused A Storm Of Protest To The Jackanory Office

A

Rik Mayall

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123
Q

Where was the 1939 world’s fair

A

New york city

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124
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Which English King was crowned on Christmas day

A

William the Conqueror in 1066

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125
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What is the capital of Lebanon ?

A

Beirut

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126
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What instrument does Ravi Shankar play?

A

The Sitar

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127
Q

Hockey: The Detroit ________.

A

Red Wings

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128
Q

Whose Biggest Hit Was A 1982 Single “Party Fears Two”

A

The Associates

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129
Q

Myrastica fragrens is what common spice

A

Nutmeg

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130
Q

In what country is the highest point in south america

A

Argentina

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131
Q

What is the most famous mausoleum in India

A

Taj mahal

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132
Q

Springfield is the capital of ______

A

Illinois

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What do butterflies eat grubs, nectar or nothing

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Nectar

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134
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What country celebrated its National Day on 15th March?

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Hungary

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135
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What is the study of animals known as

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Zoology

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136
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What does one square inch of human skin contain 625 of

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Sweat glands

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137
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Which Mozart opera is subtitled School for Lovers

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Cosi fan Tuti

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138
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What Does BCG Stand For

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Bacillus Of Calmette And Guerin

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139
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What do you call the process of stamping a blank coin with a design

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Minting

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140
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What is a group of woodpeckers

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Descent

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141
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Who was Ben Casey’s boss

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Dr Zorba

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142
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What was keanu reeves’ computer world alias in ‘the matrix’

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Neo

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143
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The highest USA rank killed WW2 Lt General who killed him

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US Army Air Corps

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144
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How many of the islands of hawaii are inhabited

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Eight

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145
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Hominophobia is the fear of

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Men

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146
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What symbol did 87 year old Arthur Eisenmenger design

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The Euro note graphic

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147
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Jack and Jill went up a ____ to fetch a pail of water

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Hill

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148
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Monastic order that established the California wine industry

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Franciscan

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149
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Who did Chris De Burgh Write His Hit Song “Lady In Red” For

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His Wife Diane

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150
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What did erik rotheim invent in 1926

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Aerosol

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151
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What Group Of Animals Are Collectively Known As A Rafter

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Turkeys

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152
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A renaissance doctor - what treatment excluding bleeding

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Enemas

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153
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Who, in 1909, became the first man to fly across the English Channel

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Louis Bleriot

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154
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The snail mates only once in its entire life. When it does mate, however, it may take as long as __________ to consummate the act.

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12 hours

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155
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What group said they had “no time” for “no sugar tonight”

A

Guess who

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156
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What’s the international radio code word for the letter “G”

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Golf

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157
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Which County Is Maidstone In?

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Kent

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158
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Which Well Known Singer And Actress Was Once The Lead Singer Of The Band “Eighth Wonder”

A

Patsy Kensit

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159
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How many pairs of jaws does a crab have

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Six

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160
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What were the first false teeth made from

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Ivory

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161
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What is the fear of theology known as

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Theologicophobia

162
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If you were eating a Malus Pumila what would it be

A

Apple

163
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What is the name of the cartoon that had ponies of all colors of the rainbow,and had a design on their butt,there were pegasus,unicorns,and earth ponies and they talked?

A

My Little Ponies

164
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William Sydney Porter is better known as who (literature)

A

O’Henry

165
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What is the common name for a birds Ventriculus

A

Gizzard

166
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Who was the first U.S. president to attend monday night football

A

Jimmy carter

167
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Name one of the birds which Noah released from the Ark

A

Raven or dove

168
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Where, on a horse are its withers

A

Shoulder

169
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Who Was described By The Radio Times As The “ Scummiest To rag In The Laundry Basket Of English History ”

A

Blackadder

170
Q

Oklahoma comes from two choctaw words, okla and humma, and literally means what

A

Red people

171
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What city does Orly airport serve?

A

Paris

172
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What period is the age of fish

A

Devonian

173
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Who was the first boxer to defeat Lennox Lewis in a professional bout?

A

Oliver McCall

174
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In which city was Mozart born

A

Salzburg

175
Q

Kuwait City is the capital of ______?

A

Kuwait

176
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Three of Shakespeare’s plays contain a ghost - Hamlet is one, name either of the others

A

Macbeth julius caesar

177
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What game usually starts with ‘is it animal, vegetable or mineral’?

A

Twenty questions

178
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Where is most of America’s gold located ?

A

Fort Knox

179
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What is a spermologer interested in

A

Trivia

180
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What is the name of Paul McCartney’s official fan club

A

Club Sandwich

181
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What is the lightest known gas

A

Hydrogen

182
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Dhaka is the capital of ______?

A

Bangladesh

183
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An Albert chain is usually attached to what

A

Watch

184
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What liqueur goes into making a ‘snowball’ cocktail?

A

Advocaat

185
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What is a mayonnaise flavoured with garlic called

A

Aioli

186
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Collective nouns - A leap of what

A

Leopards

187
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Springing Into The Charts At No.4 In 1963 What Was Dusty Springfields First Single

A

I Only Want To Be With You

188
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Name the knot used to shorten a rope without cutting it

A

Sheepshank

189
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The famous train ‘The Clansman’ ran from London to which city?

A

Inverness

190
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Where Is The Natural Habitat Of The Cheese Plant

A

Central America Rainforest

191
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Which man has the most monuments erected in his honour?

A

Buddha

192
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Of the 3,000 islands of the Bahama chain in the ____________, only 20 are inhabited.

A

Caribbean

193
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How many cooks spoil the broth, according to a well known saying

A

Too many

194
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Before Forming Sigue Sigue Sputnik, Tony James Was In Which Band With Billy Idol

A

Generation X

195
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When was the descent of the holy spirit on the apostles

A

Pentecost

196
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What is the capital of Jamaica?

A

Kingston

197
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In the 1920s cars built in Bennington had what safety device

A

A Saint Christopher medal

198
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Who transmitted radio signals across the atlantic

A

Marconi

199
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Name the dagger which lends its name to a type of women’s shoes with slender pointed heels?

A

Stiletto

200
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What trade did Bonito, Calico Jack, and Dick Hatteraick follow

A

Pirates

201
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With age, what organ shrinks faster in males than in females?

A

Brain

202
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Roe made the first flight in to Britain in a British plane in which year

A

1909

203
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If You Were To Take A Walk Down Lonely Street, Where Would You Find Yourself

A

Heartbreak Hotel

204
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Analogy: goose - geese as passerby - ___________

A

Passersby

205
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What are Hamilton House and Petronella

A

Scottish country dances

206
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Ruth Eisemann-Schier was the first woman to get on what

A

FBI ten most wanted list

207
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Who Released An Album In 1992 Entitled “ Diva ”

A

Annie Lennox

208
Q

How many karats is pure, unalloyed gold

A

24

209
Q

What is the score of a forfeited baseball game?

A

Sep-00

210
Q

In the Gregorian calendar after 10,000 years by how many days will the calendar be wrong by ?

A

Three

211
Q

British king was known to family friends as David his last name

A

King Edward the 8th

212
Q

What does a stoat wear in winter

A

Ermine

213
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Who was defeated at the Battle of Zama by Scipio Africanus

A

Hannibal

214
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Name the church, believed to be the site of Christ’s crucifixion

A

The church of the holy sepulchre

215
Q

What is the meaning of the name of the constellation Vulpecula ?

A

Fox

216
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Which vegetable is also a Welsh emblem?

A

A Leek

217
Q

How many countries have a population over 130 million ?

A

Seven (Pakistan, Russia, Brazil, Indonesia, United States, India and China)

218
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On Donavan’s Mellow Yellow who did the whispering vocal

A

(Quite right slick) Paul McCartney

219
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Which Is The Smallest Continent

A

Europe

220
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Who was the first leader of the canadian federal ndp

A

Tommy douglas

221
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The group Simply Red were named after what

A

Man Utd football club

222
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In which island group would you find Rarotonga, Palmerston and Aitutaki?

A

Cook Islands

223
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The chemical compound sodium chloride is often sprinkled on food before ingestion. What is it’s common name?

A

Salt

224
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Who Was The Original Lead Singer Of AC/DC

A

Bon Scott

225
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Name the only Central American country without an Atlantic coastline.

A

El salvador

226
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Who crashed out of the 1995 Tour de France after just 92 seconds

A

Chris boardman

227
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In which English county is Castle Drogo?

A

Devon

228
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Which london street is famous for its hotels

A

Park lane

229
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What is a resident of liverpool

A

Liverpudlian

230
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What game Johnny Archer Chang Feng-Pang been world champs

A

Nine Ball Pool

231
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What does the VO on a bottle of Seagrams stand for

A

Very Old

232
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St Snithney is the patron saint of what

A

Mad Dogs

233
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How is Venom put into the body?

A

Bites or stings

234
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What word from the Persian means perfumed

A

Attar

235
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What is a one-party system of government in which control is maintained by force and regimentation?

A

Fascism

236
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What Song Did David Bowie And Mick Jagger Sing Together At Live Aid

A

Dancing In The Street

237
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What elton john record label did kiki dee join in 1973

A

Rocket records

238
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In What Year Was The Old Age Pension Introduced In The UK

A

1908

239
Q

What Did Billy Idol Think It Was A Nice Day For In 1985

A

White Wedding

240
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How In The World Of Music Are Julia Volkova & Lena Katina More Commonly Known

A

Tatu

241
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The Colossus of Rhodes was a statue of who

A

Helios the sun god

242
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Who appeared on the British WWl recruitment poster

A

Lord kitchener

243
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What was the name of the last silent movie made 1929

A

The Four Feathers

244
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He wrote Ulysses, Giacomo Joyce, Dubliners and Finnegans Wake, among others.

A

James Joyce

245
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What’s the region immediately below the earth’s crust

A

Mantle

246
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What type of creature is a Whydah?

A

A Bird

247
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What did people use before the hearing aid was invented?

A

Ear trumpet

248
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58% of people like what during sex

A

Dirty Talk

249
Q

What are spraints

A

Otter droppings (shit)

250
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Who Was Born In New York In 1981 And Had Great First Time Success With The Album “Songs In A Minor”?

A

Alicia Keyes

251
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What would you find a sally on the end of

A

Bell rope

252
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On which Athens hill top would you find the Parthenon

A

The acropolis

253
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What us president was born july 11, 1767

A

John quincy adams

254
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In 1918, what illness caused 20 million deaths

A

Influenza

255
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Maria Magdelana Von Losch Beyyer know as who

A

Marlene Dietrich

256
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What is the capital of Iraq

A

Baghdad

257
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Irian Jaya is the name for the western part of which island

A

New guinea

258
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Greenmantle, Three Hostages, Island of Sheep which character

A

Richard Hannay

259
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1200 in Roman numerals gives what sporting body

A

MCC

260
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Who sang the song “I Want You”?

A

Savage Darden

261
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Who invented the electric shaver

A

Jacob schick

262
Q

Who was the author of “Journal of the Plague Year”

A

Daniel defoe

263
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By What Name Is “No.30 St Mary’s Axe” London More Commonly Known

A

The Gherkin

264
Q

What Principle Did Janet Jackson Sing About

A

The Pleasure Principle

265
Q

What is the name of the Android in “Star Trek - The Next Generation”

A

Data

266
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What are the Amish also known as

A

Pennsylvania dutch

267
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North Andover Massachusetts its illegal to have what weapon

A

Space Gun

268
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JRR Tolkein wrote The Lord of the Rings what the JRR stand for

A

John Robert Reuel

269
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What is the Capital of: Paraguay

A

Asuncion

270
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In Greece who were the Hetaerae

A

High class Prostitutes

271
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Who Invented The First Self Lighting Match

A

John Walker In 1827

272
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What is the capital of Equatorial Guinea

A

Malabo

273
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What is the name for a match of 3 games in bridge

A

Rubber

274
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What does ‘V.S.O.P’ Stand For On A Bottle Of Wine Or Sherry

A

Very Special Old Pale

275
Q

What is the fear of waves known as

A

Kymophobia

276
Q

What does sputnik literally mean

A

Fellow Traveller

277
Q

Candy bar named for a celestial object.

A

Milky way

278
Q

Im Westen Nicht Neues what famous novel 20s later film

A

All Quiet on the Western Front

279
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Which School Did Billy Bunter Attend

A

Greyfriars

280
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Lalo Schifrin composed which famous TV series theme

A

Mission Impossible – plus others

281
Q

What is an assembly of witches called

A

A Coven

282
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Which fashion designer said - A woman is as old as her knee

A

Mary Quant

283
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Ismene and Antigone are whose daughters

A

Oedipus

284
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What is another name for the prairie wolf

A

Coyote

285
Q

What city was the setting for “Gone With the Wind”

A

Atlanta

286
Q

On a UK ordinance survey map what is shown by a blue star

A

Major shopping centre

287
Q

What is the capital city of the Middle East state of Qatar

A

Doha

288
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Python film Your mother was a hamster father smelt of what

A

Elderberries

289
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What is the main food of the Oyster catcher bird

A

Mussels

290
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Mork and Mindy was a spinoff of what TV show?

A

Happy Days

291
Q

Which Irish city is famous for its crystal

A

Waterford

292
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The name “yo yo” comes from what language

A

Tagalog

293
Q

What is the only sport that has a rule against left handed players

A

Polo

294
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Where was paper money first used

A

China

295
Q

Which are the twin cities

A

Minneapolis and saint paul

296
Q

A group of rhinos are called a(n) __________.

A

Crash

297
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What term describes the study of the behaviour of materials and substances at very low temperatures

A

Cryogenics

298
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Who Composed The Pastoral Symphony

A

Beethoven

299
Q

Capers are pickled flower seeds of what plant

A

Nasturtium

300
Q

In Greek what does Eunuch literally translate as

A

Bed Watcher

301
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Name the character played by David Cassidy in television’s Partridge Family series of the 1970s

A

Keith partridge

302
Q

Whose cases were Empty House Copper Beeches Black Peter

A

Sherlock Holmes

303
Q

In units of measurement, how many rods are there in a chain

A

Four

304
Q

Intelligents Report a quarterly magazine in US which subject

A

UFO organisation

305
Q

What part of the body is affected by rhinitis

A

Nose

306
Q

What is the Hebrew word for adversary

A

Satan

307
Q

Where did judy garland’s family have their vaudeville act

A

New grand theater

308
Q

This cube puzzle was invented by a Hungarian mathematician in 1974.

A

Rubik

309
Q

What is the name given originally by Greek rhetoricians to a literary illustration

A

Parable

310
Q

The fish eating bulldog is what type of creature

A

A Bat

311
Q

What’s the only 5 point letter in scrabble

A

K

312
Q

What does a galactophagist drink

A

Milk

313
Q

What is a group of this animal called: Fox

A

Skulk leash

314
Q

If an Australian had a Bingle what would it be

A

Car Accident

315
Q

Which gangster died on the 25th January 1947 ?

A

Al Capone

316
Q

Which Single From Pras Michel Featuring ODB And Mya Made The Top Ten In 1998

A

Ghetto Superstar (That Is What You Are)

317
Q

What was johanna spyri’s story about a little alpine lass

A

Heidi

318
Q

Icicle Works Had A Hit With “Love Is A Wonderful Colour” Or “It’s A Wonderful Life”

A

Love Is A Wonderful Colour

319
Q

In what Australian state would you find Ballarat

A

Victoria

320
Q

Does elizabeth ii face to the left or right on a british coin

A

Right

321
Q

Where did the mutineers of the Bounty settle

A

Pitcairn Islands

322
Q

Polish cake filled with candied fruits and nuts.

A

Babka

323
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Peru ?

A

Sol

324
Q

What is another name for the carambula

A

Star Fruit

325
Q

By Value What Is The Most Popular Food Or Drink Consumed

A

Beer

326
Q

In Beaconsfield Quebec it is illegal to own what

A

Log Cabin

327
Q

Who was the youngest elected president of the U.S.

A

John f. kennedy

328
Q

A catholic minister is known as a?

A

Priest

329
Q

How Many M’s Were There In The Title Of The Crash Test Dummies 90’s No.2 Hit

A

12

330
Q

Mega Man’s traditional nemesis in the Mega Man series is whom?

A

Dr. Wily

331
Q

What is the largest city on the South island of New Zealand

A

Christchurch

332
Q

Only two elements liquid room temperature - mercury and what

A

Bromine

333
Q

Who was the first English Poet Laureate in 1616

A

Benjamin Jonson

334
Q

Who wrote the autobiography ‘Managing My Life’

A

Sir alex ferguson

335
Q

Five named Beatles on Abbey Road cover J P G R and who

A

Volkswagen

336
Q

Pit Straight - Lesmo Bend - Roggia Bend - which Grand Prix

A

Monza Italy

337
Q

In 1998 Who Wrote A Forward To An Edition Of “The Gospel According To St Mark”

A

Nick Cave

338
Q

Who wrote the hit musical West Side Story

A

Leonard bernstein

339
Q

What’s the largest bay in the world

A

Hudson bay

340
Q

What scientist developed the modern theory of evolution

A

Charles darwin

341
Q

Evening Star no 92220 was the last what

A

Steam Loco built by British Railways

342
Q

What creatures do the Galapagos islands take their name from

A

Tortoises

343
Q

Who invented the cotton gin

A

Eli whitney

344
Q

What’s the point scored immediately after deuce in tennis

A

Advantage

345
Q

Queen Victoria in 1837 was the first English monarch to do what

A

Live in Buckingham

346
Q

Alexander Hamilton was shot by Aaron Burr where

A

In the groin

347
Q

The Beatles Song “Till There Was You” was originally from which Broadway musical?

A

The Music Man

348
Q

In 1665 the first _____ ___________ was performed by Dr Richard Lower.?

A

Blood Transfusion

349
Q

What is the flower that stands for: rivalry

A

Rocket

350
Q

At which time of year do children grow fastest?

A

Springtime

351
Q

In the monty python parody ‘search for the holy grail’, what was the name of the enchanter

A

Tim

352
Q

How Many Points Is The Yellow Ball Worth In Snooker

A

Two

353
Q

Genuine ivory does not only come from elephants. It can come from the tusks of a boar or a __________

A

Walrus

354
Q

Which UK Chain Of Stores Shares It’s Name With A Greek City

A

Argos

355
Q

What kind of eyes did the girl in “Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds” have?

A

Kaleidoscope

356
Q

What did the three little kittens lose

A

Their mittens

357
Q

What did Louis Cartier invent?

A

Wristwatch

358
Q

Greek mythology women of Lemnos did what to their husbands

A

Murder

359
Q

Of what has alberta, canada been completely free since 1905

A

Rats

360
Q

Who wrote the Science Fiction novel Slaughterhouse Five

A

Kurt Vonnegut

361
Q

If you were caught pandiculating what were you doing

A

Yawning

362
Q

What’s the opposite of the orient

A

The occident

363
Q

What are pulex irritans

A

Human fleas

364
Q

In What Year Was The Tomb Of Tutankhamen Discovered

A

1922

365
Q

What is the capital of Georgia

A

Tbilisi

366
Q

He directed the movie E.T.

A

Stephen Spielberg

367
Q

What company makes Pampers disposable diapers

A

Proctor & gamble

368
Q

Who is Mega Man’s sister?

A

Roll

369
Q

Who starred as Jimmy Porter in the film version of John Osborne’s play Look Back in Anger

A

Richard burton

370
Q

What Device Is Edwin T Holmes Credited With Inventing in 1958

A

The Burglar Alarm

371
Q

What was the traditional ancient Persian new years day gift

A

Eggs

372
Q

In which sport would you compete for the Grand Challenge Cup

A

Rowing

373
Q

In 1864, where were over 300 indians massacred colorado

A

Sand creek

374
Q

What artificial waterway links the black sea to the baltic via leningrad

A

Volga-baltic canal

375
Q

Who was the author of “Shirley Valentine”

A

Willy russell

376
Q

Which Central American country extends furthest north

A

Belize

377
Q

What city stands on the Maas River

A

Rotterdam

378
Q

In which film did Henry Fonda play a fallen priest?

A

The Fugitive

379
Q

What name is given to a full length mirror on a swivel

A

Cheval

380
Q

On Three’s Company,what was Jack’s retaurant that he opened and was head chef ?

A

Jack’s Bistro

381
Q

What’s the international radio code word for the letter “X”

A

Xray

382
Q

In which city is the Blue Mosque

A

Istanbul

383
Q

What Magician walked through the great wall of china?

A

David Copperfield

384
Q

Name The Musical Major Whose Plane Dissapeared Somewhere Over The English Channel In December 1944

A

Glen Miller

385
Q

Who was captain of ‘The Mayflower’?

A

Miles Standish

386
Q

Bogota is the capital of ______?

A

Colombia

387
Q

Who Had A Hit With With “Ebeneezer Goode”

A

The Shamen

388
Q

Brahma, Vishnu & Shiva are gods in which religion

A

Hindu

389
Q

“Noddy Holder, Dave Hill, Jimmy Lea, Don Powell) Were All Members Of Which Popular Band

A

Slade

390
Q

In WW2 in what French city did the Germans surrender

A

Reims

391
Q

What puppet was based on the creators former wife Sylvia

A

Lady Penelope

392
Q

In Hawaii what is the annual Kona festival

A

Coffee picking contest

393
Q

Which Norwegian politicians name became a word for traitor

A

Vidkun Quisling

394
Q

The Davis Strait lies between Canada and where

A

Greenland

395
Q

Who wrote ‘the time machine’

A

H.g wells

396
Q

What is PLO an abbreviation for ?

A

Palestine Liberation Organization

397
Q

What is the capital of Montana?

A

Helena

398
Q

Phobia What is the fear of being evaluated negatively known as

A

Social

399
Q

What was gary puckett’s backup band

A

Union gap

400
Q

What symbols name derives from Greek for star

A

Asterisk