Trivia Database_68 Flashcards

1
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Who was the only starting pitcher in a world series to bat anywhere but ninth

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Babe Ruth

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What is the name of the minute organisms found drifting near the surface of seas and lakes

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Plankton

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3
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Which u.s state has the smallest population

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Alaska

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4
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What Christina Crawford book was originally titled “the hype”

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Mommie dearest

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5
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Name the famous Italian football team who play in Black and White stripped shirts?

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Juventus

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6
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Who released the following ‘edible’ album ‘Shaved fish’

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John Lennon

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7
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What Is The Name Of The Cake Traditionally Eaten In Italy At Christmas Time

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Panettone

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8
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Who was king arthur’s champion

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Sir lancelot

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9
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What is the more common name for Alkane

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Paraffin or Kerosene

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10
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What British actor got 2.25 percent of the profits from STAR WARS

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Alec Guinness

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11
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The author of Moll Flanders wrote which more famous work

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Robinson Crusoe

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12
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Who discovered Vitamin C?

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Linus Pauling

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13
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Phobos is a moon of which planet

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Mars

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14
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This liquor brand accents a Scarlet O’ Hara or a Rhett Butler

A

Southern comfort

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15
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What is ‘water of life’ in ‘Latin’

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Aqua vitae

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16
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Who was George Washington’s vice_president

A

Adams

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17
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Which Sport Is Played By The Philadelphia Flyers

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Ice Hockey

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18
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What name is given to the part of the sundial that casts the shadow

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Gnomon

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19
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What is the world’s oldest newspaper(the name is swedish) ?

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Post och Inrikes Tidningar

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20
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What is the second largest continent in the world?

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Africa

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21
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How Is “Ethylene Glycol” Better Known?

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Antifreeze

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22
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In the movie Next Friday what is the name of the vicious dog?

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Chico

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23
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Which two countries made up the ‘Dual Monarchy’ which existed from 1867-1918?

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Austria and Hungary

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24
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In Which Country Can You Find The Sperrin Mountains

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United Kingdom

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25
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Katy Mirza was the first Indian woman to do what

A

Feature in Playboy

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26
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Who is the greek equivalent of the roman god Neptune ?

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Poseidon

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27
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For how many years was Queen Elizabeth the First on the throne of England

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45 years

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28
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What tiny animal, valued for its pale grey fur, lives higher than any other in the andes

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Chinchilla

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29
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Which scottish river supplies over 90% of the water used in whiskey manufacture?

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Spey

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30
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If you suffered from varicella what have you got

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Chickenpox

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31
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What is the capital of Lebanon

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Beirut

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32
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Which directors films included Shivers, Videodrome and The Fly

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David Cronenberg

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33
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What is a group of dogs

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Pack

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34
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Which County Is Stratford - Upon - Haven In?

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Warwickshire

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35
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Which Band Featured Ex New York Dolls Guitarist Johnny Thunders

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The Heartbreakers

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36
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Who composed the music for the ballet ‘l’apres-midi d’un faune’

A

Claude

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37
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Who wrote the book Forest Gump

A

Winston Groom

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38
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In the pasa doble what is the female dancer supposed to be

A

A bullfighters cloak

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39
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What is the name of the capital of Quebec

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Quebec City

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40
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According to strain theory crime is mainly committed by who

A

The lower classes

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41
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What is the most commonly spoken language in India

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Hindi

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42
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Which U.S. state has the least rainfall?

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Nevada

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43
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Which Vegetable Can Be Oyster, Chestnut, or Shitaki?

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Mushrooms

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44
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In The World Of Literature Who Live At No.7 Savile Row (London)

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Phileas Fogg

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45
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During Which Monarch’s Reigns Did Shakespeare Live?

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Elizabeth I & James I

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46
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Klondike is the most popular form of this game.

A

Solitaire

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47
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Where would you find an Oculus

A

Dome central opening

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48
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With Which Sport Would You Associate Jahangir Khan

A

Squash

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49
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Which country invented the mariners compass

A

China

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50
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Where is the original London Bridge located?

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Lake Havasu, Arizona

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51
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Which Scottish Athlete Struck Gold In The 100m At The 1980 Moscow Olympics

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Alan Wells

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52
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Who Released The 70’s Album Entitled Blood on the Tracks

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Bob Dylan

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53
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What is the term of an animal with pure white skin & hair & pink eyes

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Albino

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54
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Who played in the film ‘Ragtime’ after 20 years offscreen?

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James Cagney

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55
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The eyes of which animal have rectangular pupils

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Goat

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56
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Jagger, Richards, Wyman, Jones, Watts, Stewart - which band

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The Rolling Stones

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57
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Purple green and gold are the official colours which annual event

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Mardi Gras

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58
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Which cartoon company is based in Walla Walla Washington

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Acme in Roadrunner

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59
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Whose army did Admiral Nelson defeat at the battle of Trafalgar?

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Napoleon

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60
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How were ‘Mr Barrow’ and ‘Miss Parker’ better known

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Bonnie and clyde

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61
Q

What is a Vitrine

A

Glass Display Cabinet

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62
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David Campeze Was the Leading try Scorer for Which country

A

Australia

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63
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Of what were ancient egyptian pillows made

A

Stone

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64
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How Old Was Marvin Gaye When He Was Shot Dead By His Father

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44 Years Old

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65
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With which sport do you associate Flushing Meadows?

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Tennis

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66
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Before Belinda Carlisle Found “Heaven On Earth” She Was Part Of Which All Girl Group

A

The Go Go’s

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67
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To who did the sword excalibur belong

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King arthur

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68
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Which Band Released The Best Selling Album Rumours In 1977

A

Fleetwood Mac

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69
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Which City Is The Capital Of Australia

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Canberra

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70
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This is a French named car_racing card game.

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Mille borne

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71
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The water of the ___________ is seven to eight times saltier than ocean water.

A

Dead sea

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72
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Between 1961 & 1990 a win in Formula One was worth how many points?

A

Nine

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73
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The star of “Police Woman” was married to Burt Bacharach. What was her name

A

Angie dickenson

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74
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What did Gregor Mendel study

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Heredity

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75
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This spikey succulent, native of Africa is often an additive in creams and lotions?

A

Aloe Vera

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76
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What final event did Gladstone and Churchill share

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State funeral

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77
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Which Prodigy Album Cover Features The Screaming Metallic Like Face Photographed By S Haygarth

A

Music For The Jilted Generatiojn

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78
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Who wrote the poem, the lines were composed a few miles above, Tintern Abbey

A

William wordsworth

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79
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Is A Pumpkin A Vegetable Or A Fruit

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A Fruit It Grows On Vines

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80
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What European country administers the island of Martinique?

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France

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81
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What northern country Helsinki the capital of

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Finland

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82
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Introductory interest rate that’s charged on the Ringo-designed Discover card

A

5.9 percent

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83
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Who Had Late 60’s Hits With “Aint Nothing But A House Party” And “Eeny Meeny”

A

The Showstoppers

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84
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Collective nouns - a romp of what animals

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Otters

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85
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Prior to 1998 who was the last non-American to win the U.S. Masters golf championship

A

Nick faldo

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86
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How many eyeballs does a four-eyed fish have?

A

2

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87
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What is the maximum number of integer degrees in an acute angle?

A

89

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88
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Which island do the nationalist Chinese occupy?

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Taiwan

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89
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What is the chemical name for water

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Hydrogen oxide

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90
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Which Tennis Player Has Announced they Are To Quit The Sport After It Emerged That They Tested Positive For Cocaine At This Years Wimbledon?

A

Martina Hingis

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91
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With Which Instrument Is Les Paul Associated

A

Guitar

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92
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What was Motowns biggest hit in 1968

A

Heard it through the Grapevine

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93
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Who was the first black American in space

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Guion bluford

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94
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Complete the saying ‘What can’t be cured must be _______________.’

A

Endured

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95
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Who is referred to in the New Testament as ‘the disciple Jesus loved’?

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John

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96
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What is the flower that stands for: severity

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Branch of thorns

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97
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No.3 In The Charts Was A Lucky Number For Whom

A

Lene Lovich

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98
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What type of shoes were favored by skateboarders? (Hint, it’s 4 letterslong)

A

Vans

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99
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What In 1966 Was A Secretary Not, According To Frank Loesser

A

“A Toy” How To Succeed In Business

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100
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What period Came after the triassic?

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Jurassic

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101
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What name is given to a window that opens and shuts by moving up and down

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Sash window

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102
Q

An exclusive group of people

A

Clique

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103
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Which sport has a movement called a “telemark”?

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Skiing

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104
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This F.B.I agent headed the investigation of Al Capone.

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Elliot ness

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105
Q

Butthole Surfers Were Formerly Known As “Ashtray Baby Heads” Or “Aliens Must Die”

A

Ashtray Baby Heads

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106
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Relating to food, what is ‘Polenta’ made from

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Cornmeal

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107
Q

How much does the cullinan diamond weigh

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3100 carats

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108
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Who is the alter ego of Henry the mild mannered janitor

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Hong Kong Phooey

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109
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Spanish or Italian name for a bar or wine shop

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Cantina

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110
Q

What planet was pummeled by pieces of Shoemaker levy 9 in 1994, producing 2000 mile high fireballs

A

Jupiter

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111
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Napoleon had connections with three islands, he was imprisoned on Elba and died on St. Helena, where was he born

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Corsica

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112
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What kind of aircraft is the c46 Commando built by Curtiss Wright

A

Cargo

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113
Q

If you landed at Carthage airport where would you be

A

Tunis

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114
Q

Who wrote the book ‘Something Happened’

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Joseph heller

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115
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What is the more scientific name for quicksilver

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Mercury

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116
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Who’s Auto Biography Is “Who Does She Think She Is”

A

Martine McCutcheon

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117
Q

American burrowing animal with plated body

A

Armadillo

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118
Q

Margaret Thatcher day is 10th January in what area

A

Falklands Islands

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119
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What play by Shakespeare features the following characters: Cornwall, Gloucester, Regan, and Goneril?

A

King Lear

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120
Q

Gynelophilous people get aroused from what

A

Pubic Hair

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121
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What did the Perthians conquer in 141 bc

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Mesopotamia

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122
Q

Which Tory MP Made Multiple BT Share Applications

A

Keith Best

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123
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Whose Catchphrase Was ‘Here’s Another Fine Mess You’ve Gotten Me Into’

A

Oliver Hardy

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124
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What do camels store in their humps water, fat or milk

A

Fat

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125
Q

Where was paper invented

A

China

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126
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What did the roman emperors and the rich people of rome carried on

A

Litters

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127
Q

An altimeter measures what

A

Altitude

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128
Q

This fearsome creature lived on Grympen Myre and was the principal character in which book

A

The Hound Of The Baskervilles

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129
Q

Who was a member of ‘crosby, stills and nash’ and ‘the hollies’

A

Graham nash

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130
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Who was the first British monarch to broadcast a Christmas message to the nation?

A

George the Fifth (in 1932)

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131
Q

What used to be measured in Gillettes

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Laser Strength – no blades drilled

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From Which Country Does The Tomato Originate

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Peru

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Which Group Sang The 80’s Hit “Fade To Grey”

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Visage

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In The Hit Song Tell Laura I Love Her What Was The Young Mans Name

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Tommy

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What is Fonzies full name on Happy Days

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Arthur Herbert Fonzerelli

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Hoy and Rousay are part of which British island group?

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Orkneys

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137
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What part of the eye is affected by cataracts

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Lens

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What European country has “Vaduz” as its capital city?

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Liechtenstein

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Charing Cross in London was built in commemoration of Queen Eleanor, who was the wife of which British King

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Edward i

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Which British City Was Known To The Romans As Luguvallium

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Carlisle

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Of what did the poet John Milton die

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Gout

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What portuguese territory will revert to china in 1999

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Macao

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143
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What is armagnac?

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Brandy

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Which Fictional Character The Sister Of Lucy Was Raised In The Town Of Pitsdale By Her Parents Sam & Ella

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Lois Lane

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145
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The Weir of Hermiston - last unfinished novel of who

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Robert Louis Stevenson

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Which monarch was the first to appear on a postage stamp

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Queen victoria

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Students at Cambridge - no dogs - what Lord Byron keep

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Bear

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What’s a disk of gas orbiting a star of black hole called

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Accretion disk

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149
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With what is ‘Grand Marnier’ flavoured

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Orange

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150
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Kiki Haakenson a policeman’s daughter was the worlds first what

A

Miss World

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Which Award Winning Movie Ended With The Line Hey Can I Try On Your Yellow Dress

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Tootsie

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What is the title of the wife of a Marquis

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Marchioness

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What was the name of Dion’s Group

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Belmonts

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154
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The Atlanta Braves baseball team has retired # 35 which used to belong to _____

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Phil niekro

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155
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How long is a one year anniversary

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Paper anniversary

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156
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Who played the lead in the movie “Braveheart”?

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Mel Gibson

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What’s Iceland’s main industry

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Fishing

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158
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Whose autobiography was entitled Past Imperfect

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Joan Collins

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What U.S. city is named after Saint Francis of Assisi?

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San Francisco

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As at August 2004, who is England’s all time top goal scorer?

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Bobby Charlton

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161
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In Which Musical Does The Song Old Man River Feature?

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Showboat

162
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What longtime cleveland browns quarterback was shipped off to dallas in 1993

A

Bernie kosar

163
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The Simplon Tunnel runs between which two countries

A

Italy & switzerland

164
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What talent did Dumbo the elephant have?

A

He could fly

165
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On what river will you find Kew Gardens

A

Thames

166
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Who Had A Hit With Under The Bridge In 1998

A

All Saints

167
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Who wrote the lyrics for the song “Chestnuts Roasting By An Open Fire”

A

Mel

168
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What literary work gave Geoffrey Chaucer something to do from 1387 to 1400

A

The canterbury tales canterbury tales

169
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Jayne Austin had five brothers and one sister name her

A

Cassandra

170
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In Halloween, what is Michael Myers’ middle name?

A

Audrey

171
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When were false eyelashes invented

A

1916

172
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Who played Commissioner Dreyfus in the Pink Panther films

A

Herbert lom

173
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As what is sulphur also known?

A

Brimstone

174
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What is a Bunt a part of

A

Section of sail

175
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In which play and film does Jean Valjean appear

A

Le Miserables

176
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What was Max Headroom’s network number

A

23

177
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What was the scorpions first lp called

A

Lonesome crow

178
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When was Mount Everest first climbed

A

1953

179
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What is the more common name of the fruit the Chinese Gooseberry

A

Kiwi fruit

180
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Which mountain peak is the highest in the Western Hemisphere

A

Aconcagua

181
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What team won the Super Bowl XII

A

Dallas cowboys

182
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What musical instrument did Jack Benny play?

A

Violin

183
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Coffee How long is a baby kangaroo at birth

A

One inch 1 inch

184
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Which actor is common to Magnificent 7 and Dirty Dozen

A

Charles Bronson

185
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What does basf stand for

A

Baden aniline & soda factory

186
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What astronomical unit of distance is used for measurements beyond the solar system

A

Parsec

187
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What fruit do viticulturists grow

A

Grapes

188
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The Locals Call It “The Goddess Mother” What Do We Know It As?

A

Mount Everest

189
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After who was Mickey Mouse named?

A

Mickey Rooney

190
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Betta Splendens, known for its labrynth gills that allow it to live in small plastic cups, it’s long bright fins and aggression to males of the same species is also called the:

A

Siamese Fighting Fish

191
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They started out as the Warlocks. By what name did they become world famous?

A

The Grateful Dead

192
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Who wrote ‘The Camomile Lawn’

A

Mary wesley

193
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Which animal has the largest eyes?

A

Giant squid

194
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What Is Elvis Presleys Middle Name

A

Aaron

195
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Lucy Johnson became famous under what name

A

Ava Gardner

196
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Where Was Thomas Becket Murdered?

A

Canterbury Cathedral

197
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A Japanese dance drama featuring stylized narrative choreographic movements.

A

Kabuki

198
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Electronic device that allows the passage of current in only one direction

A

Diode

199
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Triskaidekaphobia is a fear of ______

A

Number thirteen

200
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By what name is Antonin Dvorak’s ninth symphony known?

A

From The New World

201
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The All Saint’s Hit “Pure Shores” Was Featured On The Soundtrack To Which Movie

A

The Beach

202
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What one word fits ____stream; ____hill; _____pour

A

Down

203
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Where were the 1900 Olympics held ?

A

Paris, France

204
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In Which Country Will You Find The Bay Of Pigs?

A

Cuba

205
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Punt, coracle and kayaks are all types of what

A

Boat

206
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Who was the japanese detective in novels by john phillips marquand

A

Mr moto

207
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Portugal has had six Kings with what first name

A

John

208
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Which novel has the longest sentence in literature 823 words

A

Les Miserables – Victor Hugo

209
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What was the language if ancient Rome

A

Latin

210
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Who sang ‘have you ever seen the rain’

A

Creedence clearwater revival

211
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Which American state is nicknamed ‘The Sioux State’ or ‘Flickertail State’

A

North dakota

212
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What country did the USA defend in the Spanish American war

A

Cuba

213
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What country was ruled by the Schleswig-Holstein dynasty

A

Greece

214
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What are a chessboard’s vertical rows called?

A

Files

215
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What does ‘AOL’ stand for?

A

America Online

216
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Ball and ______

A

Chain

217
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Who was the son of Poseidon and Ampherite

A

Triton

218
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What country did Germany invade on September 1st 1939

A

Poland

219
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What Was Introduced Into The UK First, The Christmas Card Or The Christmas Tree

A

Christmas Cards

220
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Of What Is Fe The Chemical Notation

A

Iron

221
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Who was the female star of the film ‘Barefoot in the Park’

A

Jane fonda

222
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What sequence is this the start of: 1 3 12 60 360 2520

A

Even permutations

223
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What is the fear of the opposite sex known as

A

Sexophobia

224
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Sir Paul Fox created which programme, that is shown on the BBC every year?

A

Sports Personality Of The Year

225
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Who Said Of Touring Pakistan ‘I Wouldn’t Even Send My Mother In Law There’

A

Ian Botham

226
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On which Saint’s day was the battle of Agincourt fought in 1415

A

St crispin

227
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Which James Bond Film Featured A Bond Girl Called Doctor Christmas Jones

A

The World Is Not Enough

228
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What name is given to the Jewish candlestick with special religious meaning?

A

Menorah

229
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At what theme park are the Looney Toons associated with

A

Six flags

230
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What is the widest-ranging ocean bird

A

Albatross

231
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The pupil of an octopus’s eye is __________

A

Rectangular

232
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What river is known as China’s Sorrow

A

Yellow

233
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The Living Years Was A Hit For Which Band

A

Mike And The Mechanics

234
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Mare Nostrum was the Roman name for what

A

Mediterranean Sea (Our Sea)

235
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What is the Capital of: Bhutan

A

Thimphu

236
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Which Famous Sporting Team First Began In 1926 When They Were Known As The Savoy Big Five?

A

The Harlem Globetrotters

237
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Name bar John Wilkes Booth got pissed in before killing Lincoln

A

Star Saloon

238
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What county has a national dog (only one country has one)

A

Netherlands

239
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In Which Year Were The Housemartins Having A Happy Hour

A

1986

240
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What is the capital of Jamaica ?

A

Kingston

241
Q

What is the great mass of stone trees in the Painted Desert in Arizona called

A

The petrified forest

242
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Lucille Langhanke born 1906 won an Oscar as who in 1941

A

Mary Astor

243
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What type of natural disaster hit the American Midwest in 1935?

A

Dust Storms

244
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Who wrote the book Gremlins in 1943 - later filmed

A

Roald Dahl

245
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Who wrote the novel brighton rock

A

Graham greene

246
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What did Victorian women bathe in to try to enlarge their breasts?

A

Strawberries

247
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From what did Alexander the Great suffer?

A

Epilepsy

248
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The space occupied by a body is called its ______

A

Volume

249
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What domestic cat enjoys swimming

A

Angora

250
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What Parasitic Infection Is The Most Wide-Spread

A

Malaria

251
Q

How many seats did the Scottish National Party win at the 2015 General Election?

A

56

252
Q

What keeps one from crying when peeling onions?

A

Chewing gum

253
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Amundsen reached the South Pole in which year

A

1911

254
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Who Played The Title Role In The 1965 British Film The Nanny

A

Bette Davis

255
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In Which Country Was Greenpeace Founded In 1971

A

Canada

256
Q

What did Barbie do in 1977

A

Smile

257
Q

What is the square root of zero

A

Zero 0

258
Q

Who won the Ladies singles title at Wimbledon in 2004?

A

Maria Sharapova

259
Q

Branch of mathematics using letters to represent numbers

A

Algebra

260
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What is agoraphobia

A

Fear of open spaces

261
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Who was born on the island of korcula

A

Marco polo

262
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What note sounds at 261.6 hertz

A

Middle c

263
Q

When is the shortest day in the northern hemisphere

A

December

264
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Which Common Flower Has The Scientific Name Bellis Perennis & Has A Connection Via A Song With A Bicycle

A

Daisy

265
Q

What type of pulses are used in humous?

A

Chick Peas

266
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Where Does The Arctic Tern Migrate To?

A

The Antartic

267
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Which herb is used to flavour Pernod?

A

Anise

268
Q

What was Marilyn Munroes original last name

A

Mortenson

269
Q

The Bank of Italy changed its name to what

A

The Bank of America

270
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53 is the international dialling code for what country

A

Cuba

271
Q

Term for any number between 19 & 36 in Roulette

A

Passe

272
Q

In ballet, a gliding step which usually connects two steps.

A

Glissade

273
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In Youngstown Ohio it’s illegal to run out of what

A

Gas or petrol

274
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Russian blue and Turkish brown are types of what

A

Cats

275
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Which stretch of water separates Denmark from Sweden

A

Kattegat

276
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This term denotes a chess move in which both the king and the rook are moved.

A

Castling

277
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for United States

A

Dollar

278
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With Which Renowned American Composer Did Elvis Costello Collaborate On The 1998 Album Painted From Memory

A

Burt Bacharach

279
Q

Which City Is The Capital Of Switzerland

A

Berne

280
Q

What Are The First Names Of The Eurovision Winners Bucks Fizz? (PFE)

A

Cheryl, Mike, Bobby & Jay

281
Q

Which two books in the old testament list the ten commandments

A

Exodus and

282
Q

Who Had A Hit In 1994 With “Wonderman”

A

Right Said Fred

283
Q

Who Had A 1985 Hit With “Fever”?

A

Peggy Lee

284
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His hit, Calendar Girl, features the lyrics “April-You’re The Easter Bunny When YoU.S.mile”

A

Neil Sedaka

285
Q

In Phoenix Arizona you cant walk through a hotel wearing what

A

Spurs

286
Q

What was the average age of United States soldiers in the Vietnam war?

A

Nineteen

287
Q

Ankara is the capital of ______

A

Turkey

288
Q

U.S. Captials - Indiana

A

Indianapolis

289
Q

Who Painted The Creation Of Adam

A

Michelangelo

290
Q

How Did Caprese Salad Get It’s Name

A

It Came From The Island Of Capri

291
Q

What did jim morrison do on march 1, 1969

A

Exposed himself get naked on

292
Q

What was mussogorsky’s profession

A

Composer

293
Q

What russian emigre to the us is credited with inventing the helicopter

A

Igor

294
Q

Who were the group Hue and Cry looking for

A

Linda

295
Q

What Is The Function Of The Pituitary Gland

A

It Controls The Production Of Hormones

296
Q

The vaccine MMR offers protection against which diseases

A

Measles mumps and rubella

297
Q

Who Had A Hit With “Heartbreaker” In 1982

A

Dionne Warwick

298
Q

In what country would you find New Brunswick

A

Canada

299
Q

The first telephone exchange was opened in the U.S. in what year

A

1878

300
Q

In WW2 Air corps non flying members given what nickname

A

Kiwis - Non Flying

301
Q

What Food Do You Use Up More Calories Eating Than You Gain Through Consumption

A

Celery

302
Q

Who gave the u.s.a the statue of liberty

A

France

303
Q

What instrument did bob dylan play in his recording debut

A

Harmonica

304
Q

Who wrote ‘the joy of sex’

A

Alex comfort

305
Q

In poker five cards of the same suit is called a(n) __________.

A

Flush

306
Q

Metallophobia is the fear of

A

Metal

307
Q

What is the nickname for Maine

A

Pine tree state

308
Q

What vegetable is found in the dish chicken divan

A

Broccoli

309
Q

Colorless, corrosive liquid that has the chemical formula HNO3

A

Nitric Acid

310
Q

Who won the 1982 soccer world cup

A

Italy

311
Q

Where would you find your Coxa

A

Hip Joint

312
Q

What russian leader was killed with an icepick?

A

Trotsky

313
Q

What was the location for the first Winter Olympics in 1924

A

Chamonix

314
Q

A smurf is this tall

A

3 apples

315
Q

Which Country Produces The Most Pears Each Year

A

China

316
Q

Bamako is the capital of ______?

A

Mali

317
Q

Telesphobia is a fear of what

A

Being Last

318
Q

Who played ashley wilkes in gone with the wind

A

Leslie howard

319
Q

Who Had A Hit In 1988 With “Good Life”

A

Inner City

320
Q

What was the first cd pressed in the u.s

A

Born in the u.s.a

321
Q

What has a palimped got

A

Webbed Feet

322
Q

Debussy how tall was the shortest british monarch charles i

A

4’9”

323
Q

Which of the Greek islands is closest to Turkey?

A

Rhodes

324
Q

Chaconne, Rigadoon, Passepied are all types of what

A

Old style dances

325
Q

If you are on the Choke mountains what country are you in

A

Ethiopia

326
Q

What is the capital of the United Arab Emirates?

A

Abu Dhabi

327
Q

Which Of Madonna’s Albums Featured A Duet With Prince Called “Love Song”

A

Like A Prayer

328
Q

Who is the greek equivalent of the roman god Mercury ?

A

Hermes

329
Q

What happened in Britain Sept 3rd 1752

A

Nothing - day never existed

330
Q

Who is known as the “George Washington” of South America

A

Simon bolivar

331
Q

Who composed “Messiah”

A

Handel

332
Q

One of the worst fires in American history gutted the twenty-six storey MGM Grand Hotel in 1988. In which city was the hotel situated

A

Las vegas

333
Q

What are or were The Adena, Cayuga, Haida and Nootka

A

North American native Indian tribes

334
Q

Where would you find the titmus test

A

ICC cricket test for bowling action

335
Q

A slender, lofty tower with balconies, attached to a Muslim mosque.

A

Minaret

336
Q

What Is The Longest Side Of A Right Angled Triangle Called

A

It’s Hypotenuse

337
Q

Who proved Fermat’s Last Theorem ?

A

Andrew Wiles

338
Q

What symbol appeared in green on white flags flown by U.S. relief ships during the Irish potato famine

A

Shamrock

339
Q

The lungfish can live out of water in a state of suspended animation for __________

A

3 years

340
Q

The term Tercentennial represents how many years ?

A

300

341
Q

Small country has more 1000 dialects and two official languages

A

Philippines

342
Q

What body of water separates Australia and Papua New Guinea

A

Torres Strait

343
Q

Japan what is the capital of kenya

A

Nairobi

344
Q

Republic in southeastern Europe, bounded on the north by Austria, on the northeast by Hungary, on the south by Croatia, and on the west by Italy.

A

Slovenia

345
Q

Who said, “the best way to resist temptation is to yield to it”

A

Oscar wilde

346
Q

Which television island gave well-heeled guests the chance to live out their dreams in the 1970’s

A

Fantasy island

347
Q

Where is the tallest building in the world?

A

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

348
Q

Which planet is known as the red planet ?

A

Mars

349
Q

Which motor company produces the Alhambra

A

Seat

350
Q

What mouseketeer’s first hit song was “tall paul”?

A

Anette funicello

351
Q

From Which Country Does Bulls Blood Originate

A

Hungary

352
Q

In the Chinese New Year what year follows Rat

A

Ox

353
Q

In the cartoons who was Hokie Wolf’s sidekick

A

Ding

354
Q

Which star, the brightest in the constellation Taurus, is known as the ‘Eye of Taurus’?

A

Aldebaran

355
Q

Into Which Sea Does The river Danube Flow

A

The Black Sea

356
Q

Who Recorded The Album “The Dream Of The Blue Turtles”

A

Sting

357
Q

Following His Honorary Knighthood, What Letters Is Bob Geldof Entitled To Put After His Name

A

KBE

358
Q

What Is The Largest Island In The World

A

Greenland

359
Q

Name the group that organist barry andrews left xtc to join

A

League of

360
Q

What is the fear of tuberculosis known as

A

Phthisiophobia

361
Q

The city of Los Angeles is more than one_third the size of the entire state of ______________

A

Rhode island

362
Q

What is a zinfandel

A

White grape variety

363
Q

The term Bicentennial represents how many years ?

A

200

364
Q

Who sang about ‘The Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy Of Company B’?

A

The Andrews Sisters

365
Q

In Spain St John Bosco is the Patron Saint of what

A

Cinema

366
Q

The Chemical Symbols For Titanium & Sodium Spell Out The Letters To Which Girls Name?

A

Tina

367
Q

What’s the resting place of those buried at sea

A

Davey jones’s locker

368
Q

Cheers exterior shots featured a real bar - what’s it name

A

Bull & Finch

369
Q

What are Unaone, Soxisix and Novenine

A

International phonetic numbers 169

370
Q

Stingray Bay named by Cook is now known as what

A

Botany Bay

371
Q

What was the name of the seasick sea serpent

A

Cecil

372
Q

Imperial Airways in 1925 was the first to do what

A

Show an in flight movie

373
Q

Hebrew and what are the official languages in Israel

A

Arabic

374
Q

Which horror film star was portrayed by Martin Landau in Tim Burtons 1994 film about cult film maker Ed Wood

A

Bela Lugosi

375
Q

Who recorded such popular songs as ‘policy of truth’ and ‘personal jesus’

A

Depeche mode

376
Q

Which Song From Grease Was A No.1 Hit In The UK & USA

A

You’re The One That I Want

377
Q

What is the fourth day of the week

A

Wednesday

378
Q

What colour is puke

A

Dark Green

379
Q

In the US, what is a ‘flapjack’ a type of

A

Pancake

380
Q

Derived from the latin ‘australis’, what does Australia mean

A

Southern

381
Q

What is the main flavouring in a Greek Tzataili sauce

A

Garlic

382
Q

In Whose Band Is Madonna Wayne Gacy The Keyboardist

A

Marilyn Manson

383
Q

What was the name of the detective agency in Moonlighting?

A

Blue Moon Detective Agency

384
Q

Who said that all matter comes from fire, water, earth & air

A

Aristotle

385
Q

On what island is the Blue Grotto?

A

Capri

386
Q

In Which Keyboard Instrument Are The Strings Plucked Not Struck

A

The Harpsichord

387
Q

What is a Dandie Dinmont

A

Dog - Borders Terrier

388
Q

What is the Capital of: Ghana

A

Accra

389
Q

What did john augustus larson invent

A

Lie detector

390
Q

What does a.d. actually stand for

A

Anno domini

391
Q

Who Was Calling Gloria In 1982

A

Laura Branigan

392
Q

What colour shirts must table tennis players wear in official competition

A

Black

393
Q

A Royal Flush is the best hand you can get in which game

A

Poker

394
Q

Satanic Majesties Request Music: What was the only hit song for the band ‘It’s a Beautiful Day’

A

White

395
Q

A Blue Imperial or a New Zealand white types of what

A

Rabbits

396
Q

Which is the larger of the rhinocerous

A

White

397
Q

The soft areas of the cartilage on a baby’s head where the skull bones havn’t joined is called what

A

Fontanelle

398
Q

The Christmas story is only told in two of the four gospels, Luke is one which is the other

A

Matthew

399
Q

Robin Goodfellow alternative name which Shakespeare character

A

Puck

400
Q

What is the flower that stands for: bonds of affection

A

Gillyflower