Trivia Database_69 Flashcards

1
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The Witches Curse alternative name which G&S operetta

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Ruddigore

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2
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African tree with massive trunk and edible fruit

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Baobab

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3
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What one word fits ____hood; ____hole; ____date

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Man

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4
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Which Country Produces The Most Successful Rally Drivers

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Finland

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5
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Which “Coronation Street” character was played by Ian Mercer

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Gary mallett

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6
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What is ‘bountiful mother’ in Latin?

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Alma mater

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7
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Celtic language of Scots or Irish

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Gaelic

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8
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Who would take silk as part of their job

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Barrister

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9
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Baseball: star Joe Dimaggio married which actress

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Marilyn monroe

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10
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Which fast suburban railway system in Ireland runs from Howth in the North to Bray in the South

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Dart

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11
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In ‘La Traviata’, what does Violetta sing?

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Sempre Libera

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12
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Which Spanish town is noted for high quality steel swords

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Toledo

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13
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Worlds largest numismatic publication is___.

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Coinage

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14
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In tokyo, for what are toupees sold

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Dogs

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15
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What does a fishmonger do for a living

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Sells fish

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16
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Three Scottish kings and eight Popes share what name

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Alexander

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17
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Moriaphillia is sexual arousal from what

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Telling dirty jokes

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18
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In which film was Goldie Hawn the body double for Julia Roberts?

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Pretty Woman

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19
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Wimpy was the working title of what classic movie

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Psycho

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20
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Naturally occuring community of flora and fauna adapted to the conditions in which they occur

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Biome

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21
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What is the name of Tiny Tim’s father in the story, ‘A Christmas Carol’?

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Bob Crachit

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22
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Which Japanese suicide technique translates to the English “belly cutting” ?

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Hara-kiri

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23
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What Type Of Music Would One Associate With The West Indies

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Calypso

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24
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Name Jerry Garcia’s long lived group.

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The Grateful Dead

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25
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Who speaks Quechua

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Peruvian Indians

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26
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In what field was Erie Shipton famous

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Mountaineering

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27
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Brings your ancestors back to life - translated advert for what

A

Come alive with Pepsi - in China

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28
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Abel Magwitch and Biddy appear in which Dickens book

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Great Expectations

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29
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Who was the first spin bowler to take over 500 test wickets?

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Shane Warne

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30
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What is a turkey’s wishbone

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Furcula

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31
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Which Holds The Record For The Novelist Most Borrowed From Public Libraries ?

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Catherine Cookson

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32
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Which playing card is called the Curse of Scotland

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Nine of Diamonds

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33
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Climbing boys were banned what did sweeps drop down chimneys

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Live Chickens

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34
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What type of charge does a proton carry

A

Positive

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35
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Local law - Atwood con - cant play what if waiting politician speak

A

Scrabble

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36
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Who starred in Ceiling Zero as a pilot

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James Cagney

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37
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What is a young whale called?

A

Calf

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38
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Who sang Happy Birthday to John F. Kennedy for his 45th?

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Marilyn Monroe

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39
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What country did Abel Tasman discover in 1642 ?

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New Zealand

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40
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What country borders Egypt on the west

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Libya

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41
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Dish served between fish and meat courses

A

Entree

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42
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The sleeve of which album was the first to feature lyrics

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Beatles Sergeant Peppers

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43
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What is Xylography

A

Wood Engraving

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44
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Which Album Was At One Time Going To Be Called “Everest”

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Abbey Road

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45
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What is the main food of mosquitoes

A

Nectar

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46
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He is identified with the expression, “Eureka”.

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Archimedes

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47
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Name The 2 No.1 Singles For The Seekers In The 60’s

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I’ll Never Find Another You / The Carnival Is Over

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48
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What was the lone ranger’s real name

A

John reid

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49
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What industry is symbolized by the term “madison avenue”

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Advertising

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50
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Which Former Goodie Is Into Bird Watching

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Bill Oddie

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51
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What is the national airline of the Netherlands called

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Klm

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52
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This organic gem is a deep red secretion from a marine animal.

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Coral

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53
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What Connects Catatonia, Super Furry Animals, Budgie

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Wales

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54
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Which cocktail consists of Tia Maria, vodka and coke?

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A Black Russian

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55
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Which city has the largest rodeo in the world

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Calgary

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56
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Anthony Daniels played who in a series of films

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C-P3O

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57
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On TV what team worked out of Iolani Palace

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Hawaii 5 0

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58
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In WW2 what was the British equivalent of the German E-Boat

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MTB or Motor Torpedo Boat

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59
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Which spice comes in hands

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Ginger

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60
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What was the name of the comic strip that “Henry Rush” (Too Close for Comfort)wrote?

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Cosmic Cow

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61
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A person putting a lot of effort into a task is said to be using

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Elbow grease

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62
Q

The jackrabbit is not a rabbit; it is a __________

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Hare

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63
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When not a Birdman, what does Ray Randall do for a living

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Police officer

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64
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What is the average lifespan of a major league baseball

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Five to seven

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65
Q

Siderophobia is the fear of

A

Stars

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66
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To an Australian what is an esky

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Portable Beer Cooler

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67
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Name the ship in which Sir Ernest Shackleton sailed to the Antarctic

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Endurance

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68
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Who was 45 when he became the oldest heavyweight boxing champion

A

George

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69
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What part of a camera clicks when a photograph is taken

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Shutter

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70
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What is the Capital of: Poland

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Warsaw

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71
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What Is A Small Flute With A Higher Pitch Called

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A Piccolo

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72
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What is the meaning of the name of the constellation Aquila ?

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Eagle

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73
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Which Canal , The Brainchild Of Ferdinand De Lesseps, Was Opened , To Great Aclaim, In November 1869

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The Suez Canal

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74
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Whose 1986 hit was ‘Walk Like an Egyptian’

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The bangles

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75
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According To Cyni Lauper What Do Girls Just Want To Do

A

Have Fun

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76
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Biology: In Linnaean classifcation, the group which comes directly under Kingdom.

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Phylum

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77
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There is approximately one what for each person in the world

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Chicken

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78
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In which country is the U.S. naval base of Guantanamo

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Cuba

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79
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What are the Anatolian, Atacama, Nafud and Zirreh

A

Deserts

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80
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What Disorder Is Characterised By Appetite And Weight Loss

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Anorexia Nervosa

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81
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Which Band Had Hits With “Heaven” & “Cherry Pie”

A

Warrant

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82
Q

What was the name of tim holt’s horse

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Duke

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83
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Which sign placed before a note in music, lowers it by a semitone?

A

Flat

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84
Q

Stephen King’s: “Pet ________”.

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Semetary

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85
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What was discovered in the northern tip of Vancover Island in 1835

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Coal

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86
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In Which City Would You Find Jazz Clubs Called “Birdland, The Blue Note, & The Village Vanguard”

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New York

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87
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Who had a massive hit in 1993 with “I’m Easy/ Be Aggressive”?

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Faith No More

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88
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In the twelve labours of Hercules what did he do third

A

Capture Arcadian Stag

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89
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In the film ‘hercules’, whose voice is danny devito

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Phil

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90
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In what country is the Mekong River Delta

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Vietnam

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91
Q

Whitcome Judson in 1891 invented what for fastening shoes

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Zip Fastener

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92
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Selma Lagerlof of Sweden in 1909 first woman to get what

A

Nobel Prize for Literature

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93
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What Are A Whales Breathing Organs Called

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Lungs

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94
Q

What Are Goldie & Isis

A

Reserve Boats For The Boat Race

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95
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What monarch observed a jubilee in 1977

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Queen elizabeth

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96
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For what tv sitcom did isabel sanford get her 1981 best actress emmy

A

Jeffersons

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97
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What is the most common sexual complaint of females over 50

A

Vaginal Dryness

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98
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What is a female swan called

A

Pen

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99
Q

A point to which rays of light converge is called a(n) ________.

A

Focus

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100
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Who “Loved not to wisely but too well” Shakespeare play

A

Othello

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101
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Whats the term for a resident of Liverpool

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Liverpudlian

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102
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Frankfort is the capital of which US state?

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Kentucky

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103
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What musical does the song “There’s No Business Like Show Business” Come From?

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Annie Get Your Gun

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104
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What does the symbol ‘am’ represent

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Americium

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105
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Which Country Inflicted “Sven Goran Eriksons” First Defeat As England Manager?

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Holland

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106
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Which “fishy” character, in an opera by Benjamin Britten, is elected May King, spending his prize money on a debauch

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Albert herring

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107
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In Main what is it illegal to step out of

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Flying Plane

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108
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The Theme Tune To Which Classic TV Show Was Performed By “The Dickes”

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The Banana Splits

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109
Q

Of which australian band, still rocking after 20 years, is angus young the brains

A

Ac/dc

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110
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How many children did queen anne have

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Seventeen

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111
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The name for the group of stars which form a hunter with a club & shield is ________

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Orion

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112
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What kind of teeth did george washington have

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Wooden

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113
Q

4000 people each year are injured by what household item

A

Tea Pots

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114
Q

What more attractive name do fishmongers use for dogfish

A

Rock salmon

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115
Q

Who released the following ‘edible’ album ‘Buddah and the chocolate box’

A

Cat Stevens

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116
Q

A heavy winter fog containing ice crystals is a _____

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Pogonip

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117
Q

What is the nickname for Idaho

A

Gem of the mountains

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118
Q

What were v1s and v2s supposed to do upon landing

A

Explode

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119
Q

How many Great Lakes do not border Michigan

A

One

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120
Q

In New York where is it illegal to talk to a stranger

A

An Elevator

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121
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Who Started His Chart Career In 1983With “Black Heart” Billed As Marc And The Mambas

A

Marc Almond

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122
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What is the name of the cake traditionally eaten in Italy at Christmas?

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Panettone

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123
Q

Supposed paranormal force moving objects at a distance

A

Telekinesis

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124
Q

Don Hoeffler coined what phrase in Electronic News in 1971

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Silicon Valley

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125
Q

What does an animal have if it is a bird

A

Feathers

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126
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Who is the patron saint of lovers?

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Saint Valentine

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127
Q

After water what is the most consumed beverage

A

Tea

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128
Q

Everything Changes And Nobody Else Were Hit Albums For Which 90’s Band

A

Take That

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129
Q

Who Released An Album Of Woody Guthrie Lyrics Entitled “Mermaid Avenue”

A

Billy Bragg & Wilco

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130
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Which Flightless Bird Lays The World’s Largest Eggs?

A

Ostrich

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131
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Who won the first Grand Prix World Motor-racing Championship in 1950

A

Guiseppe farina

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132
Q

In SF California by law what is guaranteed to the masses

A

Sunshine

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133
Q

Richard Roundtree played what detective in three 70s films

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John Shaft

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Bosendorfer, Steinway, & Bechstein Are All Makes Of Which Instrument

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Piano

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Which Soul Artist Died At The Very End Of 1999, Having Been Confined To A Wheelchair Since 1990 After A Stage Lighting Rig Fell On Him

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Curtis Mayfield

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136
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What word is used to describe a Muslim who has completed a pilgrimage to Mecca

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Hadji

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137
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In Morse code one dash four dots what number

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Six

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138
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In Indoor Athletic Races, Over What Distance Is The Shortest Sprint Race Run

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60 m

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139
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What did Erik Rotheim invent in 1926?

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Aerosol

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140
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The film ‘the wizard of ______’

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Oz

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141
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Who created an 86-letter syllabary for the cherokee language

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Sequoyah

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142
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Tessenjutsu is a martial art based on the use of what item

A

A Fan

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143
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Janette MacDonald was nicknamed the Iron what

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Butterfly

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144
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What is considered history’s greatest military evacuation

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Dunkirk

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145
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The rabbit’s foot came to be considered a_____

A

Good luck charm

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146
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Capital cities: Oman

A

Muscat

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147
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Most cows give more milk when they __________

A

Listen to music

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148
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John McLaughlin made sold McLaughlin’s Belfast style – what

A

Canada Dry Ginger

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149
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What is a group of doves

A

Dule

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150
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What colour on black produces the most visible combination

A

Yellow

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Paul Morel was a character in which classic novel

A

Sons and Lovers

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152
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What flavour is the drink Kahlua?

A

Coffee

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153
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Who Won The 800 Metres At The Moscow Olympics (1980)

A

Steve Ovett

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154
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How Is The World Of Music Is “Anna Mae Bullock” Known To The World

A

Tina Turner

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155
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Which word describes a male singer singing in a high register

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Falsetto

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156
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As what was the Taj Mahal built

A

Tomb

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In Which Sport Did The Term “Hat Trick” Originate

A

Cricket

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What is the frog’s name in ‘the muppet show’

A

Kermit d frog

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159
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In 1965 Gambia achieved independence from which country

A

United Kingdom

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160
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Captain Jean Luc-Picard keep a fish called what

A

Livingston

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161
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By what other name is the mountain K2 called

A

Mount godwin austen

162
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Who Shot Up The Charts With Eloise In 1986

A

The Damned

163
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What was the first lighthouse ?

A

Pharos of Alexandria

164
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Brigham Young University offers what unusual Major

A

Ballroom Dancing

165
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In the siege of Mafeking who led the defenders

A

Robert Baden Powell

166
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What island has Hamilton as its capital?

A

Bermuda

167
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During their lifetime the average person eats four what

A

Spiders in their sleep

168
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In What Us City Was President John F Kennedy Assasinated In 1963

A

Dallas / Texas

169
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Every human first spent about half an hour as a single what

A

Cell

170
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How Long Did The 100 Years War Last

A

116 Years

171
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Which famous ship had a total crew numbering 430

A

Star ship Enterprise – Captain Kirks

172
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What sport do the following terms belong to - “Hotdog & Bottom Trun”?

A

Surfing

173
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Who was the French revolution leader who was later guillotined by Robespierre

A

Danton

174
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Who thought up the band name “The Beatles”?

A

Stu Sutcliffe

175
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Whose Debut Single Was A Cover Of A Smokey Robinson Tune And Former No.1 For The Temptations

A

Otis Redding / My Girl

176
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What is the chemical symbol for copper

A

Cu

177
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A poem of fourteen lines is called a..

A

Sonnet

178
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What is a chuckwalla

A

A lizard

179
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Oikophobia is the fear of what

A

Houses

180
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A race is won by four laps of the track - which sport

A

Speedway

181
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Eric Morley (Creator Of Miss World) Was Also Responsible For Which Hugely Successful TV Show

A

Come Dancing

182
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In Shakespeare, who killed Tybalt

A

Romeo

183
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You ordered unagi in a Japanese restaurant what would you get

A

Eel

184
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In ten-pin bowling, how many points does a perfect game consist of?

A

Three hundred

185
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Taramasalata Is Made From The Roe Of Which Fish

A

Cod Or Grey Mullet

186
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An American frying pan is called what?

A

A skillet

187
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Which American state has the longest borders with Canada

A

Montana

188
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French riot police were ordered to the Rivera to deal with what

A

Hundreds topless women (1971)

189
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Again in Ecuador if you were served cuy what have you eaten

A

Guinea pig

190
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What tropical disease does an insect of the Anophales genus transmit

A

Malaria

191
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In Venezuela lovers use pink what

A

Envelopes - post half price

192
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What Is The Condenser Better Known As

A

A Capacitor

193
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Which Crew Was “I Just Died In Your Arms” A Hit For

A

Cutting Crew

194
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What Was The First Animal To Be Domesticated?

A

Dog

195
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What was King George VI first name

A

Albert - but Victoria said no king Albert

196
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What counrty would you visit to ski in the Dolomites

A

Italy

197
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He taught Alexander the Great.

A

Aristotle

198
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On which mountain did noah’s ark run aground

A

Mount ararat

199
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From Which Nut Is Marzipan Derived

A

Almonds

200
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What was Canada’s first chartered bank

A

Bank of montreal

201
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Name the band - songs include “Aqualung, Thick as a Brick”?

A

Jethro Tull

202
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Who Had An 80’s Hit With The Song ‘Funky Cold Medina,’

A

Tone Loc

203
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In the grounds of which house is the largest private tomb/mausoleum in England

A

Castle howard

204
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Cuffs and Buttons was a cocktail in the 19th century what it now

A

Southern Comfort

205
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Who wrote Never Love a Stranger

A

Harold Robbins

206
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What london street is named after the forerunner of croquet

A

Pall mall

207
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Which famous bell ringer killed Archdeacon Frollo

A

Quasimodo

208
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Common name for a tropical tree (Mulberry), grown on the islands of the South Pacific Ocean

A

Breadfruit

209
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Titanic music score sales are greatest which film did it beat

A

Chariots of Fire – Vangelis

210
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Gustav Vasa was the King of which Scandinavian country

A

Sweden

211
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Justitia is the roman goddess of ______

A

Justice

212
Q

What is the capital of Malawi?

A

Lilongwe

213
Q

Federal law prohibits the recycling of used - what in USA

A

Eyeglasses

214
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Which Small Breed Of Cattle Is Found Wile In The Tibetan Plateu , North Of The Himalayas

A

Yak

215
Q

What Is The More Famous Name Of The Dancing (St Benezet Bridge)

A

Le Pont D’Avignon

216
Q

What george harrison lp featured the single “give me love”

A

Living in the

217
Q

What late night news show became popular in the eighties after the Iranian Hostage takeover?

A

Nightline

218
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What Was The Name Of Scotland’s First King?

A

Kenneth

219
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What state is ‘the golden state’

A

California

220
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“The carol ‘Silent Night’ was first played on what instrument? ““Harpsichord,Guitar,Pipe Organ, Piano”””

A

Guitar

221
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What did the Greeks call Roman goddess, minerva

A

Athena

222
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What is the most popular sport in england?

A

Darts

223
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In which building in Washington D.C. does the United States Congress meet

A

The capitol

224
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Mary Ann Nichols was the first - the first what

A

Victim of Jack the Ripper

225
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Who was the first person to be buried in London’s St. Paul’s Cathedral

A

Sir christopher wren

226
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After years of flirtation, the U.S. began direct military involvement in Vietnam in what year?

A

1964

227
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Name the band whose debut album is titled ‘Suck on This’.

A

Primus

228
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Which 2 Members Of The Group 10CC Left To Form A Duo

A

Kevin Godley & Lol Creme

229
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What job did Ernest Hemmingway do in WW1

A

Ambulance Driver

230
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In Which Australian Film Did Mick Jagger Appear In 1970

A

Ned Kelly

231
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The Battle of Rorke’s Drift in 1879 featured in which war?

A

Zulu War (or Zulu Wars).

232
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At a Quaker wedding it is forbidden to do what

A

Take photographs

233
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What is the only 15 letter word that can be spelled without repeating a letter

A

Uncopyrightable

234
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What the V.O. in Seagrams V.O. stands for?

A

Very old

235
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Which company, based at Westgate Brewery, Bury St. Edmonds, produces Abbot Ale

A

Greene king

236
Q

Who Brought Back Tobacco And Potatoes From The Americas?

A

Sir Walter Raleigh

237
Q

What type of rock is marble?

A

Metamorphic

238
Q

Triassic, jurassic, & cretaceous are three periods during which era

A

Mesozoic

239
Q

Who had a Message To Rudy?

A

The Specials

240
Q

What phenomenon is caused by the gravitational attraction of the moon?

A

Tides

241
Q

What Is Sin? A+ Cos? Equal To?

A

1

242
Q

In WW2 what sort of weapon was a kaiten

A

Japanese manned torpedo

243
Q

What is the atomic number of Molybdenum?

A

Forty two

244
Q

How Old Was Leann Rhymes When She Had Her First Number One Country Album

A

Thirteen

245
Q

Charles Lindbergh took only four of these to eat with him on his famous transatlantic flight.

A

Sandwiches

246
Q

The study of sound is _________.

A

Acoustics

247
Q

Which Punjabi city is famous for its Golden Temple

A

Amr1tsar

248
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Who Released The 70’s Album Entitled Machine Gun Etiquette

A

The Damned

249
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Bobby Farrell was the only male member of which chart topping group?

A

Boney M

250
Q

Who was defeated at the Battle of Little Bighorn?

A

George A. Custer

251
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In The World Of Music How Is “Johnny Allen” More Commonly Known

A

Jimi Hendrix

252
Q

Canned herring were dubbed __________ because the canning process was first developed in Sardinia, Italy.

A

Sardines

253
Q

Where Might You Find A Hammer And Anvil In The Human Body

A

The Ear

254
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Which best selling car with a production spanning some 30 years is to be replaced by the “Focus”

A

Ford escort

255
Q

Astana Is The Capital City Of Which Asian Country

A

Kazakhstan

256
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Whose show claimed to have “the world’s most dangerous band”

A

David letterman

257
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Which of Shakespeare’s plays contains the most number of words

A

Hamlet

258
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Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales were written in which century

A

Fourteenth

259
Q

Which Beatles Song Gave Billy Bragg His Only Uk No.1

A

She’s Leaving Home

260
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What is a line of columns supporting a horizontal or arched superstructure

A

Colonnade

261
Q

What season is it in Australia when Santa Claus drops in

A

Summer

262
Q

Eggplant is not a vegetable, but is actually a member of what plant family

A

Thistle

263
Q

To whom does the island of St Helena belong

A

United kingdom

264
Q

Which Country Does Enya Come From

A

Ireland

265
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Seychelles ?

A

Rupee

266
Q

In 1951 these were invented what were

A

Disposable diapers – nappies

267
Q

Are yoU.S.tanding or sitting when you put your coccyx on the floor

A

Sitting

268
Q

Which film finds Jack Nicholson in the Los Angeles oriental district

A

Chinatown

269
Q

In What Year Did India Gain Independence Marking The Start Of Decolonisation

A

1947

270
Q

Which london station handles trains directly to the continent, through the channel tunnel

A

Waterloo

271
Q

This is the only mammal with four knees.

A

Elephant

272
Q

In Which Sport Did Britains Nigel Short, Compete For The World Championship in 1991

A

Chess

273
Q

What was the fight between Argentina and Great Britan over?

A

Falkland Islands

274
Q

Nunaat Island, southern Indonesia, one of the Lesser Sunda Islands, in the Indian Ocean

A

Bali

275
Q

Which Country Has The Longest Coastline

A

Canada

276
Q

The blesbok, a south african antelope, is almost the same color as

A

Grapefruit

277
Q

Who received 800000 fan letters in 1933

A

Mickey Mouse

278
Q

____________________ has 570 miles of shoreline.

A

New york city

279
Q

What did the Israelites eat in the desert after the exodus

A

Manna

280
Q

What Is The Singers Bjork Nationality

A

Icelandic

281
Q

By Law in Tulsa you need a licensed engineer to open what

A

Soda Bottle

282
Q

What is the largest ocean?

A

Pacific Ocean

283
Q

What famous building is located on the banks of the river Jumna?

A

Taj Mahal

284
Q

Which Country Is Set To Host The 2010 World Cup Finals

A

South Africa

285
Q

“Planet Earth” Was Duran Duran’s First Hit, But What Was Their First Top Ten Entry

A

Girls On Film

286
Q

Carly Simon sang the theme song to which James Bond film

A

The spy who loved me

287
Q

What is the meaning of the name of the constellation Canes Venatici ?

A

Greyhounds

288
Q

What is a one humped camel called

A

Dromedary

289
Q

What did Lyndon Johnson declare war against on January 8, 1964

A

Poverty

290
Q

What did pre-Christian pagans call Xmas time

A

Yule

291
Q

What Is The Oldest Inhabited City In The World

A

Damascus, Syria

292
Q

What is the capital of Dominican Republic ?

A

Santo Domingo

293
Q

Which Group Had 3 Consecutive Christmas Number One’s In 1996,1997,1998

A

The Spice Girls

294
Q

Which Christmas Carol, tells the tale of a 10th Century Duke of Bohemia

A

Good King Wenceslas

295
Q

In which continent would you find the Congo river ?

A

Africa

296
Q

What is the fifth most popular meal ordered in sit down restaurants in the U.S.

A

Baked ham

297
Q

James Dean died during the filming of which film in 1955?

A

Giant

298
Q

Who Had A Hit With “She Drives Me Crazy”

A

Fine Young Cannibals

299
Q

In Which Country Will You Find The Highest Concentration Of Japanese People Outside Japan

A

Brazil

300
Q

What were the first tennis balls stuffed with

A

Human Hair

301
Q

Name the word an anti mine device towed from bows of a ship

A

Paravane

302
Q

What is banned by law in Japanese restaurants

A

Tipping

303
Q

What is the official language of Mozambique

A

Portuguese

304
Q

Which country owns the Hen and Chicken islands

A

North island New Zealand

305
Q

Brisbane is the state capital of which SE Australian state

A

Queensland

306
Q

In Which European Capitaal Is The Famous Mankin Pis?

A

Brussels

307
Q

Zorro was the secret identity of what wealthy landowner

A

Don Diego De La Vega

308
Q

Havana is the capital of which country

A

Cuba

309
Q

In which Year Did George McCrae Release His No.1 Hit “Rock Your Baby”

A

1974

310
Q

Pogonophobia is a fear of ______

A

Beards

311
Q

What country celebrates its National Day on 12th October?

A

Spain

312
Q

The large optics diamond turning machine has severed a single human hair, lenghtwise, how many times

A

3000

313
Q

If yoU.S.aw the word ‘aloo’ on an Indian menu, which vegetable would it stand for

A

Potato

314
Q

California is to Eureka as New York is to

A

Excelsior

315
Q

What was karl marx’s term for wage laborers in modern capitalist systems

A

Proletariat

316
Q

Where would you see analog watches showing 10.10

A

On most watch advertisements

317
Q

In your body where is the macula

A

Eye centre of the retina

318
Q

What does the Greek word eureka mean

A

I have found it

319
Q

Which Of These Shadows Records Was Not A No.1 Apache, FBI, Kon Tiki, Dance On, Foot Tapper”

A

FBI

320
Q

On the Bullwinkle Show, what was Boris’s last name

A

Badenov

321
Q

In the original Wizard of Oz what colour were the slippers

A

Silver

322
Q

In Which Sport Could You Take Long And Short Corners?

A

Hockey

323
Q

What religious movement did joseph smith found

A

Mormonism

324
Q

How Are “Rod Stewart, Ron Wood, Ian McLagan, Ronnie Lane & Kenny Jones” More Commonly Known

A

The Faces

325
Q

Which year was the St. Valentines Day Massacre

A

1929

326
Q

What is the nickname for Allentown, Pennsylvania

A

Cement city

327
Q

What is a group of coots

A

Cover

328
Q

What Boston craftsman made George Washington’s false teeth

A

Paul revere

329
Q

Jean Vander Pyl Who Died In 1999 Aged 79 Provided The Voice Of Which Well Known Cartoon Character

A

Wilma Flintstone

330
Q

Joe Frazier Was The First Ever Boxer To Defeat Muhammed Ali , But Who Was The 2nd?

A

Leon Spinks

331
Q

The official song and anthem of the state of oklahoma is ___,composed and written by richard rodgers and oscar hammerstein

A

Oklahoma

332
Q

What does gastritis affect

A

Stomach

333
Q

In Which Month Of The Year Does The Superbowl Take Place

A

January

334
Q

What is the capital of Estonia

A

Tallinn

335
Q

Dresses first incorporated this in the 1930’s

A

Zipper

336
Q

How is “Maria Kalageropoulos” better known

A

Maria callas

337
Q

What Italian city is the Monza grand prix held in

A

Monza

338
Q

Who are the four ghosts in Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol?

A

Christmas Past, Present, Yet to Come, and Jacob Marley

339
Q

The two rival gangs in “west side story” were the sharks and the _________

A

Jets

340
Q

The fastest bird is the _____ ______ _____, clocked at speeds of up to 106 miles per hour

A

Spine tailed swift

341
Q

A vaulted roof of circular or polygonal shape.

A

Dome

342
Q

25 points were given to a laff-alympics team for placing first in a given event. How many for placing second

A

Fifteen

343
Q

Frampton with what vegetable song did dee dee sharp score big

A

Mashed potato time

344
Q

In which Fritz Lang film of 1926 do impoverished workers live beneath a city

A

Metropolis

345
Q

A movement that began in Britain and the United States in the 1950s. It used the images and techniques of mass media, advertising, and popular culture, often in an ironic way.

A

Pop art

346
Q

This cereal is the only one that features a frog as its mascot

A

Sugar smacks

347
Q

What was Charles Dickens last (unfinished) novel

A

Mystery of Edwin Drood

348
Q

Superstition if a woman sees a robin Valentines day marry who

A

Sailor

349
Q

In “alice through the looking glass”, who played humpty dumpty

A

Jimmy durante

350
Q

A commonly used process for oxide and nitride deposition, CVD, stands for:

A

Chemical vepor deposition

351
Q

What is the capital of Maldives ?

A

Male

352
Q

Which country has the largest orthodox church

A

Russia

353
Q

What is the main language of Liechtenstein

A

German

354
Q

With which sport is Bobby Moore associated ?

A

Soccer

355
Q

What natural hydrocarbon polymer comes from the hevea brasiliensis tree

A

Rubber

356
Q

What is the capital of Bulgaria ?

A

Sofia

357
Q

Who was the 26th president of the U.S.

A

Theodore roosevelt

358
Q

In 2000 what state removed confederate flag - statehouse dome

A

South Carolina

359
Q

From what is banana oil made

A

Petroleum

360
Q

A cat is feline - what animal is murine

A

Mouse or Rat

361
Q

Game or fly fishing is for salmon and which other fish

A

Trout

362
Q

What gives piggy banks their name

A

Pygg - type of clay their made from

363
Q

From the 1970’s, which song and which group “Listen to the ground: there is movement all around, There is something goin’ down and I can feel it, On the waves of the air, there is dancin’ out there”?

A

The Bee Gees / Night Fever

364
Q

Cavalier in French Springer in German what in English

A

Chess Knight

365
Q

Crossword Clues: On the sheltered side (4)

A

Alee

366
Q

From Which Country Does The Energy Drink “Red Bull” Originate

A

Thailand

367
Q

Which Poet Preceded Ted Hughes As Poet Laureate

A

Sir John Betjeman

368
Q

In the first voyager program who were the Maquis fighting

A

The Cardassians

369
Q

What symbolises the election of a new Pope

A

White smoke

370
Q

What is the fear of parasites known as

A

Parasitophobia

371
Q

What is the world’s highest waterfall

A

Angel falls

372
Q

Who was the Chief Designer of the Supermarine Spitfire

A

Reginald mitchell

373
Q

What is the oldest college in the U.S.

A

Harvard

374
Q

What is the capital of Guyana

A

Georgetown

375
Q

Two former members of what group formed hot tuna

A

Jefferson airplane

376
Q

What was the name of the cheaply made, ultra popular car prevalent in East Germany during the Cold War years?

A

Trabant

377
Q

In Mississippi it is still legal to kill who

A

Ones Servant

378
Q

Which 1983 Song, Shot To The Top Of The UK Charts After Mike Reid Refused To Play It On His Radio Show Due To It’s Sexual Content

A

Frankie / Relax

379
Q

What does the entire economy of the island of Nauru depend on

A

Bird shit - Guano fertiliser

380
Q

High speed passenger train is called a

A

Bullet train

381
Q

Who starred in the 1954 Musical remake of ‘A star is born’ ?

A

Judy Garland

382
Q

Who plays dawson leary on ‘dawson’s creek’

A

James van der beek

383
Q

U.S. captials Delaware

A

Dover

384
Q

Which is the largest of the National Parks of England and Wales

A

Lake district

385
Q

Elton John Is His Stage Name What Is His Real One

A

Reginald Dwight

386
Q

What countries language is Magyar

A

Hungary

387
Q

In what country was fashion designer Yves St Laurent born

A

Algeria

388
Q

Which City Not State Is The Home Of Motown Records

A

Detroit

389
Q

Which foodstuff has types called “blanket” and “honeycomb”

A

Tripe

390
Q

What actress/dancer/politician went “out on a limb”

A

Shirley maclaine

391
Q

Which is the highest peak in the Andes

A

Aconcagua

392
Q

J K Rowling wrote the Harry Potter series what do the JK mean

A

Joanne Kathleen

393
Q

Who wrote the opera ‘The Masked Ball’?

A

Giuseppe Verdi

394
Q

What type of pastry would be used for a jam roly poly?

A

Suet

395
Q

What Is The Largest Species Of Deer?

A

The Moose

396
Q

Who was the 4th child on “Growing Pains?”

A

Chrissy

397
Q

What Is Hydrophobia Better Known As

A

Rabies

398
Q

The Film “Chances Are” Featured A Song Called “After All” By Which Male Singer

A

Peter Cetera

399
Q

Who was Speaker of the House of Commons immediately prior to Betty Boothroyd

A

Bernard weatherill

400
Q

Who said “Iv’e never had an accident worth talking about”

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Captain E J Smith of the Titanic