Trivia Database_70 Flashcards

1
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Coco Channel a fashion star had what real first name

A

Gabrielle

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2
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At which Paris terminus does the Eurostar train from London arrive

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Gare du nord

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3
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What is the smallest lake in the world

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Vanern

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4
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One gram of 2,4 d, a common household herbicide can contaminate __________ litres of drinking water

A

Ten million

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5
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What country has two AK47 assault rifles on it’s flag

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Mozambique

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6
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Who invented painting by numbers?

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Palmer paint company

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7
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Who formulated the laws which first explained the movements of the planets properly

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Kepler

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8
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Rod Temperton From Cleethorpes Is One Of The Richest Men In Music But What Is His Claim To Fame

A

He Wrote Micheal Jacksons Thriller

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9
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What is the food of the secretary bird

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Snakes

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10
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Which Pink Creation From Noel’s House Party Had A UK No.1 In 1993

A

Mr Blobby

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11
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What word is used in a balance sheet to mean “What a company owes to its suppliers and lenders”

A

Liabilities

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12
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In which country did edam cheese originate

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Holland

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13
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When was the Berlin wall erected

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1961

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14
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Who protects themselves from from blowing dust with three eyelids

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Camels

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15
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What’s the smallest known planet in our solar system

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Pluto

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16
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Polite society man does it 2 legs woman sitting dog 3 legs what

A

Shake hands

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17
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He assassinated john lennon on december 8 1980

A

Mark chapman

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18
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Kong what member of ac/dc died in 1980

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Bon scott

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19
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What animal is represented by the constellation Lacerta

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Lizard

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20
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Name Tina Turners solo comeback album of 1984

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Private Dancer

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21
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What movie featured Reece’s Pieces as part of the story, because the director couldn’t obtain the rights to use M&M’s?

A

E.T.

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22
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Whose Nickname Was Satchmo

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Louis Armstrong

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23
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In fiction who’s mother Monique Delacroix died when he was 11

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James Bond

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24
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What served as a cowboy’s wash cloth, dust mask & water filter

A

A bandana bandana

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25
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Short actors stand on what wooden object - to appear bigger

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Pancake

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26
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Electric Christmas tree lights were first used in what year? 1878,1895, 1903, 1907

A

1895

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27
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Which acid was first prepared from distilled red ants

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Formic acid

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28
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To grill meat on a rack over charcoal

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Charbroil

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29
Q

A charm worn against evil

A

Amulet

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30
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How many Earths would it take to match the size of the sun? Over 1000, 100,000 or 1,000,000?

A

1,000,000

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31
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What is the name of the colourful cathedral on Red Square in Moscow

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St basil’s

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32
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An electrical device for removing suspended impurities such as dust, fumes, or mist, from air or other gases

A

Electrostatic precipitator

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33
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Which Country Scored The First Ever “ Golden Goal ” At The World Cup Finals

A

France

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34
Q

Picea is the generic name for which tree

A

Spruce

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35
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The sacred book of which religion is divided into 114 chapters called Suras

A

Islam

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36
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The Label Is Bludgen Riffola Name The Band

A

Def Leopard

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37
Q

Secret Identities: Jim Corrigan

A

The spectre

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38
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What was the best chariot route from rome to brindisi

A

Via appia

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39
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Ronald MacDonald is worldwide except Japan what’s he there

A

Donald MacDonald

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40
Q

There are approximately 320,000 _____________ in the world.

A

Icebergs

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41
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In 1909, which U.S. President became the first to be depicted on a coin?

A

Abraham Lincoln

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42
Q

What Is Blackwater Fever A Complication Of

A

Malaria

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43
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What show was Family Matters a spin-off of?

A

Perfect Strangers.

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44
Q

You can who sang ‘I’m a believer’

A

Monkees

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45
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What element is azoth the ancient name for

A

Mercury

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46
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Which south-east Asian city is served by Kimpo International airport

A

Seoul

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47
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Who did Catherine Parr marry after the death of King Henry VIII?

A

Thomas Seymour

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48
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What is the name given to the dish of beef coated in pate and wrapped in pastry

A

Beef wellington

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49
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The assassin in The Man With the Golden Gun was played by who

A

Christopher

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50
Q

What Does A Charcuterie Sell

A

Pork Products

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51
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What was Tom Clancy’s blockbuster first novel, published in 1984

A

The Hunt

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52
Q

Which tennis winner also won a Winter Olympics silver medal

A

Jaraslav Drobny

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53
Q

When was gas lighting invented

A

1792

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54
Q

What is the capital of Kuwait

A

Kuwait city

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55
Q

What insects do isopterpophobics fear

A

Termites

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56
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What international award was worth 365 dollars mineral value in 1988

A

Olympic

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57
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Until the dinner plate was introduced in the 15th century, it was customary to eat on what

A

Bread

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58
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What port lies at the mouth of the Swan river

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Freemantle (Perth)

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59
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Which group of Atlantic Islands were, for a time, known as the Flemish Islands, after Faial was gifted to Isabella of Burgundy in 1466

A

The azores

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60
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Who had his first UK top 40 hit single in 2004 with Magic, thirty years after his death at the age of 26?

A

Nick Drake

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61
Q

On the body what is a calcaneium

A

Heel bone

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62
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What Christmas delicacy has blue veins running through it and tastes cheesy’?

A

Stilton Cheese

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63
Q

In Which English City Will You Find Lords Cricket Ground

A

London

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64
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Which 1978 film from the book of the same name by Ira Levin, tell of the cloning of Adolf Hitler

A

The boys from brazil

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65
Q

In the USA a police 10-31 is the code for what

A

Crime in progress

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66
Q

What is the only dog that doesn’t have a pink tongue

A

Chow

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67
Q

Of all known forms of animals life ever to inhabit the Earth, only about __________ still exist today.

A

10%

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68
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Whose novels include ‘The Cement Garden’ and ‘Comfort of Stangers’

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Ian mcewan

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69
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Name either of the songs which were big hits for Shirley Ross and Bob Hope in two musical films in 1937/8. Thanks for the memory

A

Two sleepy people

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70
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Serotine, Leislers and Noctule are all varieties of which nianinial

A

Bat

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71
Q

Which U.S. state borders a Canadian territory?

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Alaska

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72
Q

What is next in the series 1 8 27 ?? 125 216?

A

64

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73
Q

Of what is apiphobia the fear

A

Bees

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74
Q

Etymology is the study of what

A

Word origins

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75
Q

What is the last animal in the dictionary

A

Zorille

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76
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In an average lifetime, the average american visits a ___ 5 times

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Psychiatrist

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77
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Which Nobel Prize Winner Wrote (A History Of The English Speaking Peoples)

A

Winston Churchill

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78
Q

In the rhyme about magpies what do 5 represent

A

Silver

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79
Q

The only U.S. State that ends with 3 consonants

A

Massachusetts

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80
Q

To refuel your car you go to a _____ station.

A

Petrol/Gas

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81
Q

Former Royal coat of arms of France

A

Fleur-de-lis

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82
Q

Name the largest cathedral in the world.

A

St. peter’s

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83
Q

Which Famous British Composer Wrote A Sea Symphony & At The Age Of 80 The Score For A Film About Scott’s Antarctic Expedition

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Ralph Vaughan Williams

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84
Q

Which country has the greatest number of islands?

A

Finland

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85
Q

What instrument does kenny g play

A

Saxophone

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86
Q

Who publishes the newspaper, The Australian

A

Rupert murdoch

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87
Q

Which native Indian tribe never signed a peace treaty US govern

A

Seminoles

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88
Q

Which people invented the compass?

A

Chinese

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89
Q

Who wanted to make a coat out of 101 Dalmatians

A

Cruella Devil

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90
Q

Which Country Grows The Most Potatoes Per Annum

A

Russia

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91
Q

In 1968 Which Country Did The USSR Invade To Stamp Out Liberal Reform

A

Czechoslovakia

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92
Q

In ‘a christmas carol’, how many ghosts visited scrooge

A

Four

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93
Q

What sport are barbells used in

A

Weightlifting

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94
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What is the general term used for various forms of insanity & mental derangement

A

Mental illness

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95
Q

What is the flower that stands for: sadness

A

Dead leaves

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96
Q

Memonites are what Christian sect founded 1525 Conrad Grebel

A

Anabaptists like Amish

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97
Q

Tubular sac attached to the large intestine

A

Appendix

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98
Q

What is the capital of the state of Ohio

A

Columbus

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99
Q

What is the capital of Jordan ?

A

Amman

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100
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Who was the founder of the Irish political party Sinn Fein?

A

Arthur Griffith

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101
Q

In the TV series ‘The Brady Bunch’, what was Cindy’s toy doll’s name?

A

Kitty Carrie All

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102
Q

Minerva is the Goddess of what

A

Wisdom

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103
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What is the name of the computer in Stanley Kubrick’s ‘2001: A Space Odyssey

A

Hal

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104
Q

Baile Atha Cliath - Official name what capitol city

A

Dublin - its Irish Gaelic

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105
Q

The name for the group of stars which form a hunter with a club and shield is _____.

A

Orion

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106
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Any type of self-propelled vehicle used by railroads to pull or push other types of rolling stock, including passenger, freight, & work cars

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Hovercraft

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107
Q

What is the most sacred river in India

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Ganges

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108
Q

Where is the Louvre located?

A

Paris

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109
Q

On common ailments Charles Osborne had what for 69 years

A

Hiccups

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110
Q

Who Joined Genesis From “Flaming Youth”

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Phil Collins

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111
Q

Cumulus, cirrus and stratus are all types of what

A

Clouds

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112
Q

The British colonial law in India monopolizing salt production provoked whose rebellious march to the sea

A

Mahatma ghandi

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113
Q

What Zimbabwe beer is named after a river

A

Zambezi

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114
Q

Who hired the Mormon Mafia to prevent contamination

A

Howard Hughs

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115
Q

Which country borders Italy, Switzerland, West Germany, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Yugoslavia, and Liechtenstein

A

Austria

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116
Q

Who played the lead role in the 1960 Hammer production The Curse of the Werewolf

A

Oliver Reed

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117
Q

Wafter Re-Uniting In The 80’s The Song “That Was Then This Is Now” Was The First Single released By Which Group

A

The Monkees

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118
Q

Which SF author created the character Lazarus Long

A

Robert Heinlein

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119
Q

What was Cecil B. De Mille’s Middle name

A

Blount

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120
Q

What inert gas is used in fluorescent lights

A

Argon

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121
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What was the name of the multi-colored cube you had to re-organize?

A

Rubik Cube

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122
Q

An orchidectomy involves what procedure

A

Removal of testicle

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123
Q

What is the capital of pennsylvania

A

Harrisberg

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124
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What Was Former Spice Girl Victoria’s Maiden Name Before She Married David In 1999

A

Adams

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125
Q

In Paris what are FD Roosevelt Stalingrad Louis Blanc

A

Metro Stations

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126
Q

In 1987, who released her second album ‘solitude standing’

A

Suzanne vega

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127
Q

What soap was about the trials and tribulations of a vampire

A

Dark shadows

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128
Q

Which abbey is located near Barrow Upon Humber in North Lincolnshire?

A

Thornton Abbey

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129
Q

Most of these animals are bisexual - what animal

A

Giraffe

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130
Q

What is the literal meaning of ‘pince-nez’

A

Pinch nose

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131
Q

In what film did rick moranis make his big-screen debut

A

Strange brew

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The two races in HG Well’s “The Time Machine” are the child-like Eloi and the subterannean ______?

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Morlocks

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Which us city is called the “windy city”

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Chicago

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What does a month beginning with a Sunday always have?

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Friday the 13th

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Only three grape varieties can be used to make champagne. Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier are two. Name the third

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Chardonnay

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Which Guitarist Replaced Bernie Leadon In The Eagles In 1975

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Joe Walsh

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In Mork and Mindy what was the capitol of Ork

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Kork

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What Is The Name Of The Highest Mountain In Japan

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Mount Fujiyama Or Mount Fuji

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Schschpiel is what game in Germany

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Chess

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140
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What is the lifespan of a turkey that evades the cooking pot

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Twelve years

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141
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The lutra-lutra is which semi aquatic animal

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Otter

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142
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Tennis: what area falls between the baseline & the service line

A

Back court

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143
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In What Decade Did Sliced Bread First Appear?

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1930’s

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144
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The false plane tree is better known as what

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The Sycamore

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145
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Whose Songs Include Night & Day, Begin The Beguine & Just One Of Thoese Things

A

Cole Porter

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146
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In the Bible who built the ancient city of Babylon

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Nimrod

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147
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What links Socrates Aristotle Janis Joplin

A

Bisexuals

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148
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What kind of small glass bottle turns liquid perfume into a fine spray

A

Atomiser

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For Which Record Company Did The Beatles Record Most Of Their Work

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Parlophone

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Name the evil slave owner and villain in “Uncle Tom’s Cabin”

A

. simon legre

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__________ never walk or trot, but always hop or leap.

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Rabbits

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Who was the female russian dancer who had a desert named after her?

A

Anna pavlova

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153
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Capital cities: Western Samoa

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Apia

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154
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What is the basic unit of currency for Turkmenistan ?

A

Manat

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155
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How is 75% of petrol in an engine wasted

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Combustion

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156
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What does a croque Madame have that a croque monsieur don’t

A

Egg on top – Cheese Ham Toast

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The Komodo Dragon, the biggest known lizard to science, is endemic to the Komodo islands of what country?

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Indonesia

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158
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Benthos are plants and animals living where

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Water

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159
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What object did you need to get to the secret room in Atari’s ‘Adventure’?

A

The dot

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160
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Strabismus is another name for which affliction

A

Squint

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What was Britain’s first colony (annexed in 1583)

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Newfoundland

162
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What US state is completely surrounded by the Pacific Ocean?

A

Hawaii

163
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What did the song ‘867-5309/jenny’ spawn for tommy tutone

A

Lawsuit

164
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How many air force one(s) are there

A

Two

165
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The capital of Romania

A

Bucuresti

166
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Name the river that flows through Baghdad

A

Tigris

167
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In The World Of Dancing From Which Country Does The Tango Originate ?

A

Argentina

168
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Cornbread, Turkey and Sweet potatoes made up the first what

A

TV Dinner

169
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What is the largest cell in a human body

A

Ovum

170
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Wo Fat was the enemy of which TV detective

A

Steve MacGarett

171
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If a dog is canine, cat feline what creature is accipitrine

A

A hawk

172
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What was Evonne Goolagong’s married name

A

Cawley

173
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Who played The Talented Mr Ripley

A

Matt Damon

174
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What can be Inline, flat or v

A

Car cylinders

175
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In 1989 Bobby Brown Was the First American Solo Male Artist To Spend The Most Weeks Since Who In 1977

A

Elvis Presley

176
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And Where Did His Brother Repeat The Experiment A Few Days Later

A

Fort Meyer, Virginia

177
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Which Famous Musician Married Star Wars Actress Carrie Fisher On Aug 16 1983

A

Paul Simon

178
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Which island was Napoleon from?

A

Corsica

179
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Where Is The Worlds Busiest International Airport

A

London Heathrow

180
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What arabian peninsula nations recently merged under communist leadership

A

Yemen

181
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Who Lead The British Labour Party Before Harold Wilson?

A

Hugh Gaitskell

182
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What is the SI base unit of electrical current

A

Amperes

183
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Who Was Shot In Dallas On 24 th November 1963

A

Lee Harvey Oswald

184
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What scale measures temperature

A

Rankine scale

185
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In which 1984 film does the character of Billy Peltzer bring Christmas chaos to the town of Kingston Falls, when he inadvertently feeds someone he shouldn’t after midnight

A

Gremlins

186
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Which group had hits with Fernando and Angelo

A

Brotherhood of Man

187
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What is the first name of the son of David and Victoria Beckham

A

Brooklyn

188
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What is the flower that stands for: do not abuse

A

Saffron

189
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The feeling of having experienced something before is known as _______

A

Deja vu

190
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Which object was known as a Churchwarden

A

Long clay pipe

191
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Who Had A Hit In 1996 With “Naked”

A

Louise

192
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A gritty psychedelic version of Dale Hawkin’s ‘Suzy Q’ was on which group’s first album in 1968

A

Creedence Clearwater Revival

193
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Woody Cook Born In December 2000 Is The Son Of Which Couple

A

Norman Cook & Zoe Ball

194
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In 1987 U2 won Grammy for best album of year name it

A

The Joshua Tree

195
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Medically, what are lentigenes

A

Freckles

196
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From the coast of which county does the padstow lifeboat get launched

A

Cornwall

197
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Why did the chicken cross the road

A

To get to the other side

198
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To whom did denmark sell the virgin islands

A

United states

199
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Which famous building was built by Shah Jehan ?

A

Taj Mahal

200
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Which mountain is called Goddess of the Harvest by the locals

A

Annapurna in Nepal

201
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Who sang the song ‘Jack your Body’ in 1987

A

Steve ‘silk’ hurley

202
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In the Bible who was Adam and Eves youngest child

A

Seth or Shet

203
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What job has the longest lifespan in the USA average age 77

A

Nuns

204
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Due to a lack of vitamin C, sailors used to contract this disease.

A

Scurvy

205
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What Asian city was once called Edo?

A

Tokyo

206
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Eddie Vedder Is Lead Singer With Which Band

A

Pearl Jam

207
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In what body part does an osteopath specialise?

A

Bones

208
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Which Pirate Died In 1966 Aged 26

A

Johnny Kidd

209
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Where is antofagasta

A

Chile

210
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Who sang ‘kind of a drag’ in 1966

A

Buckinghams

211
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What world capital city is heated by volcanic springs

A

Reykjavik (Iceland)

212
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The star Castor is in which constellation

A

Gemini

213
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The star constellation Grus has what English name

A

The Crane

214
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What is the english equivalent of the name ivan

A

John

215
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Approx 800 people died at a firework display in Paris in what year

A

1770

216
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The Devonian Period is also known as the Age of __________.

A

Fish

217
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Which ancient continent is said to be submerged

A

Atlantis

218
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An American folk dance with an even number of couples forming a square, two lines, or a circle. The dance is comprised of figures announced by a caller.

A

Square dance

219
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Yabusame is the Japanese version of what sport

A

Archery

220
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In 18th century England what would you do with whim wham

A

Eat it Cream sponge

221
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Whats the chemical formula CH3COOH commonly known as?

A

Vinegar

222
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What element has the periodic table name Sn ?

A

Tin

223
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Who was the founder of Boy’s Town

A

Father flanagan

224
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What Type Of Foodstuff Is A “Turophile” Particularly Fond Of “Some Are Addicted”

A

Cheese

225
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Which religious festival begins with the sighting of the new moon

A

Ramadan

226
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Jamestown is the capital and chief port of which Atlantic island

A

St. helena

227
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What rock magazine that came out in the eighties is now Rolling Stone’s major competitor?

A

Spin

228
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What did Grace Kelly become in 1956

A

Princess

229
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Which language never have spelling contests - spell as sounded

A

Russian

230
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What Is A Kipper

A

A Smoked Herring

231
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In Florida what is banned in public places after 6pm Thursdays

A

Farting

232
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Halloween is celebrated on the eve of what Christian holiday is it A All Saints Day B St Swithins Day or C Feast of the Tabernacle

A

A = All Saints Day

233
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Which Female Icon Was Created By Ruth Handler In 1959

A

Barbie

234
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What is the capital of Saint Lucia ?

A

Castries

235
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Greek Roman Apollo Babylonian Marduk Indian Vishnu gods ?

A

Healing

236
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What controversial book did germaine greer write

A

The female eunuch

237
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What do the letters std stand for

A

Sexually transmitted disease

238
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The average person in a lifetime grows 7 foot of what

A

Nose Hair

239
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What is Wynonna Judd’s real name?

A

Christina Clair Ciminella

240
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Milo what is the binot-simon scale used to measure

A

Intelligence

241
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What is a baby squirrel called

A

Kit or Kitten

242
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What was the number of the M.A.S.H. unit in the film and television series of the same name

A

4077

243
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In a church who would use the chancel

A

Choir they sit there

244
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What is the name of the syrup drained from raw sugar

A

Molasses

245
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From which Congreve play comes the line, ‘Music has charms to soothe a savage breast’

A

The mourning bride

246
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A person 100 or more years old

A

Centenarian

247
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The __________ continually grows new sets of teeth to replace old teeth. It also cannot move its tongue. The tongue is rooted to the base of its mouth.

A

Crocodile

248
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What links Dr Spock Errol Flynn and Emperor Nero

A

Olympics Rowing Boxing Chariot

249
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What is a percoid

A

A bony fish

250
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What is the basic unit of currency for Namibia ?

A

Dollar

251
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Whose Albums Include “Reproduction”, “Love And Dancing”, “Dare”

A

The Human League

252
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What is another name for the carambula

A

Star fruit

253
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Which European city is served by Leonardo Da Vinci Airport??

A

Rome

254
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The leech will gorge itself up to __________ its body weight and then just fall off its victim.

A

Five times

255
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What is the name of the Star Fox Team’s cocky wingman?

A

Falco Lombardi

256
Q

What Does A Dendrologist Study

A

Trees & Shrubs

257
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What Is The Name Given To The Painting Medium Involving Egg Yolks

A

Tempera

258
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Approximately 40 million of what are consumed each year

A

Bananas

259
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What was the last Port of call for the Titanic?

A

Queenstown

260
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Jimmy Carter once thought he saw a UFO; what was it

A

Venus

261
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Who discovered the circulation of blood

A

William harvey

262
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Who sang about ‘Commitment’?

A

Leann Rhimes

263
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Who met at Ujiji in 1871

A

H M Stanley and Dr. Livingstone

264
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What Is The Title Of The 1992 Belgian Film About A Crew Following The Expolits Of A Serial Killer

A

Man Bites Dog

265
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What Is The Auto Pilot Called In An Aeroplane

A

George

266
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What is the most consumed fruit in the US

A

Coffee Bean

267
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Anna M Jarvis of Philadelphia instituted what she never qualified

A

Mothers Day May 1908 Childless

268
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What sport do neither participents or spectators know the score until the end?

A

Boxing

269
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What term is used to describe the mind functioning as the center of thought and behavior

A

Psyche

270
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Which Pacific Nation Gained Independence From New Zealand In 1962

A

Western Samoa

271
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What are chrysolite, beryl, jasper & tourmaline

A

Gems

272
Q

What is the correct name for The Laughing Jackass

A

Kookaburra

273
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90% of bird species are what

A

Monogamous

274
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Which musical instrument was originally called a busine

A

13th century trumpet

275
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Who published “Poor Richards Almanack”

A

Benjamin franklin

276
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On which river does St. Petersburg in Russia stand

A

Neva

277
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What were Twinkletoes - Lucky Jim (stuffed cats) first to do

A

Fly across Atlantic Alcock Brown

278
Q

Who developed the laws of electrolysis

A

Michael faraday

279
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Which country has regions named Cyreniaca, Tripolitania and Fezzan

A

Libya

280
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Who sculpted Rima, Genisis and Ecco Homo

A

Jacob Epstein

281
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A whirlpool below ____________ iced over for the first time on record, on March 25, 1955.

A

Niagara falls

282
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When was black the most common colour for automobiles

A

During the depression

283
Q

What are Eastern, Central, Mountain, and Pacific ?

A

American Time Zones

284
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Name The Year Relax Reaches No.1 In The UK, “This Is Spinal Tap”, Born In The USA

A

1984

285
Q

Who Recorded The 1969 Album “Goodbye”

A

Cream

286
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What whisky brand was advertised with two terrier dogs

A

Black & White

287
Q

Who made the first phone call to the moon?

A

Richard Nixon

288
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Which composer and pianist became Prime Minister of Poland in 1919

A

Paderewski

289
Q

In Greek mythology what type of creature was Chiron

A

Wise Centaur

290
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Which species of animal has sub-species which include Maasai, Reticulated and Rothschild’s

A

Giraffe

291
Q

Who won the 1979 Nobel Peace Prize

A

Mother teresa

292
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In Portsmouth Ohio who does the law rank with vagrants thieves

A

Baseball Players suspicious chars

293
Q

What is the capital of Taiwan

A

Taipei

294
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Where is honshu island

A

Japan

295
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According to a survey what is Americans favourite smell

A

Bananas

296
Q

Which club did Eusebio play for throughout the 1960s

A

Benfica

297
Q

What did Webster call his adoptive parents?

A

Ma’am and George

298
Q

What did jockey John White do in 1993 for which he is likely to be best remembered?

A

Won Grand National that was void after false starts

299
Q

Who Were The Only 2 Players To Score For England In The 1986 Football World Cup Finals? (PFE)

A

Gary Lineker & Peter Beardsley

300
Q

What is unusual about mating in the whiptail lizard

A

No Males - females

301
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Which film ends with ‘after all, tomorrow is another day’

A

Gone with the wind

302
Q

Teichi Igarashi climbed what mountain at the age of 99

A

Mount fuji

303
Q

What was the name of Norm’s wife on Cheers?

A

Vera

304
Q

Which U.S. president is on the five-dollar bill?

A

Abraham Lincoln

305
Q

What was the first Disney animated film released on video

A

Dumbo

306
Q

What physical feature gives the platypus it’s name

A

Webbed feet

307
Q

Who was the first Beatles drummer?

A

Pete Best

308
Q

What continent boasts the greatst number of Roman Catholics

A

South america

309
Q

What genus of tree does the wattle belong?

A

Acacia

310
Q

Les Reed wrote which famous song for a Welsh singer

A

Its not Unusual – Tom Jones

311
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What ocean is found along the East border of Asia?

A

Pacific Ocean

312
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Who appeared on the back of a u.s banknote in 1875

A

Pocahontas

313
Q

What Year Was Prince’s “When Doves Cry” Released

A

1984

314
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Which Famous Newspaper Is Sometimes Referred To As “ The Old Grey Lady ”?

A

New York Times

315
Q

What is the capital of Kazakhstan

A

Alma_ata

316
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Who Did Andy Bell Perform With In The Group Erasure

A

Vince Clark

317
Q

In the Old Testament who married his cousins Leah and Rachel

A

Jacob

318
Q

Who is the greek equivalent of the roman god Juno ?

A

Hera

319
Q

What was the first British instrumental to top the USA charts

A

Telstar by The Tornados

320
Q

What is Ringo Starr’s real name?

A

Richard Starkey

321
Q

Which 2 Are Missing From Dozy, Beaky & Tich

A

Dave Dee & Mick

322
Q

Richard Carlisle invented an early vending machine selling what

A

Books

323
Q

Who was the last “Emperor of India”

A

George vi

324
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Name One Of Big Country’s Two Top Ten Hits Of 1983

A

Fields Of Fire & Chance

325
Q

He founded our modern periodic table. Surname only?

A

Mendeleev

326
Q

Which Italian city is at the heart of its fashion industry

A

Milan

327
Q

Before 1883 who were called kranks

A

Baseball fans – fan invented then

328
Q

Lack of vitamin B1 causes what condition

A

Beri Beri

329
Q

Boise is the capital of ______?

A

Idaho

330
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Name The Guitarist Thet Performed On Belinda Carlisles “Mad About You”

A

Andy Taylor

331
Q

What can stop the Duke of Earl

A

Nothing

332
Q

Which country had the first state victims compensation scheme

A

New Zealand in 1960

333
Q

From Which Country Do French Fries Originate?

A

Switzerland

334
Q

What media icon invaded Network 23?

A

Max Headroom

335
Q

Complex Numbers Have 2 Components , Name Them

A

Real & Imaginary

336
Q

Spiral slide at a funfair

A

Helter-skelter

337
Q

Apart From Anthony Perkins Which Other Performer From Psycho Also Appeared In Psycho 2 (23 Years Later)

A

Vera Miles

338
Q

Estimate of Paul’s worth

A

$600 million

339
Q

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

A

Delta

340
Q

In Heraldry there are 60 varieties of what

A

Cross

341
Q

Who First Used Electric Ignition By Battery & Coil In 1886

A

Karl Benz

342
Q

Who Won The BBC Sports Personality Of The Year In 1992

A

Paul Gascoigne

343
Q

Who Sang The 1967 Hit ‘Drink Up Thy Zider’

A

The Wurzels

344
Q

Who is Dr. Winston O’Boogie?

A

John Lennon

345
Q

What is the smallest irreducible constituent of a chemical element known as?

A

An Atom

346
Q

What Is The Name Of The White Ball In A Game Of Bowls

A

The Jack

347
Q

Which poet wrote A thing of beauty is a joy forever in Endymion

A

Keats

348
Q

Fragrant flowering African bulb

A

Freesia

349
Q

In which musical is the song, ‘Hey Big Spender’ featured

A

Sweet charity

350
Q

Which British poet was also a Jesuit priest

A

Gerald Manley Hopkins

351
Q

What is the flower that stands for: refusal

A

Striped carnation

352
Q

This poisonous, oily liquid occurs in tobacco leaves.

A

Nicotine

353
Q

What Was Chuck Berrys Only Number One

A

My Ding A Ling

354
Q

A person who starts fires maliciously is a(n) _________.

A

Arsonist

355
Q

Which mountain was the home of the Greek Gods

A

Mount olympus,

356
Q

In which state is the Mayo Clinic

A

Minnesota

357
Q

Petrography is concerned with what

A

Rocks

358
Q

Two rats can become the progenitors of 15,000 rats in less than

A

1 year

359
Q

Dutch cheese with red rind

A

Edam

360
Q

What are the ingredients of a daiquiri

A

Rum and lemon

361
Q

The ________ kills more people world wide than all the poisonous snakes combined

A

Honeybee

362
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Trinidad and Tobago ?

A

Dollar

363
Q

What presidential ticket featured the slogan: “get america moving again”

A

Carter and mondale carter mondale carter and mondale

364
Q

The fennec is the smallest of its species - the smallest what

A

Fox

365
Q

What was the name of the submarine that sank in the Barents Sea in August this year

A

Kursk

366
Q

What season begins with the vernal equinox

A

Spring

367
Q

In the Solar system there are 2 Mount Olympus’s Greece and where

A

Mars

368
Q

What is the product for the slogan ‘it has seven natural fruit juices in it’

A

Hawaiian punch

369
Q

Who wrote The Ugly Duckling

A

Hans christian anderson

370
Q

Which Family Of Plants Sends Up Shoots In The Shape Of Croziers

A

The Fren

371
Q

In which park are Queen Mary’s gardens?

A

Regents Park

372
Q

What is attribution of divine honours on persons (living or dead) called

A

Apotheosis

373
Q

What character has been portrayed by reginald owen, alistair sim and albert finney

A

Scrooge

374
Q

What is the legislative capital of South Africa

A

Cape town

375
Q

A Calzone Is A Folded Stuffed What?

A

Pizza

376
Q

Only one Canadian province borders at least one Great Lake: _________

A

Ontario

377
Q

How many black union soldiers were awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor

A

Sixteen

378
Q

What is severe Vitamin C deficiency called?

A

Scurvy

379
Q

What does the red blood cell not have

A

Nucleus

380
Q

Who captured esquire’s ‘most dubious man of the year’ award in 1980

A

Billy

381
Q

Who fiddled while Rome burned?

A

Nero

382
Q

The’ Long John Silver Collection’ housed on the Cutty Sark is the nations largest collection of what

A

Ship’s figureheads

383
Q

What did Peter Minuit buy in 1626 ?

A

Manhattan Island

384
Q

In hockey, what is the equivalent of a rugby scrum

A

Face-off

385
Q

At which university did Spike Lee teach

A

Harvard

386
Q

What is the fear of contracting poliomyelitis known as

A

Poliosophobia

387
Q

Which English football team are nicknamed the Tractor Boys?

A

Ipswich

388
Q

Hole Singer Courtney Love Was Married To Which Nirvana Star

A

Kurt Cobain

389
Q

A clip, shaped like a bar to keep a woman’s hair in place is a _______.

A

Barrette

390
Q

Who Wrote Jurassic Park

A

Michael Crichton

391
Q

Elephants perform greeting ceremonies when a member of the group returns after a long time away. The welcoming animals spin around, flap their ears, and __________

A

Trumpet

392
Q

Which part of the body is operated on in a menisectomy

A

Knee

393
Q

Donald Duck comics were banned in Finland because he didn’t wear ______?

A

Pants

394
Q

Who was Elia

A

Charles lamb

395
Q

What Are Prunes

A

Dried Plums

396
Q

What does Vodka literally mean

A

Little Water

397
Q

In 1958, who had a pop music hit with ‘Willie and the Hand Jive’?

A

Johnny Otis

398
Q

What is Martha’s Vineyard

A

An island

399
Q

What brassy songstress played lola lasagne on tv’s batman

A

Ethel merman

400
Q

Who played steve erkel in ‘family matters’

A

Jaleel white