Trivia Database_71 Flashcards

1
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Who was igraine

A

King arthur’s sister

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2
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U.S. Captials - Nevada

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Carson City

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3
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Which drink, one of Shakespeare’s favourite tipples, is distilled from honey?

A

Mead

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4
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Every 12 seconds in USA someone does what in a Holiday Inn

A

Steals a towel

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5
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Where is the US masters golf tournament always played

A

Augusta Georgia

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6
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A “Howards Lancer” Is A Variety Of Which Type Of Fruit

A

Gooseberry

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7
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Who assisted behind the bar in “Cheers” before Woody

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Coach

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8
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In military terms what is a SLR

A

Self Loading Rifle

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9
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What did neptune hold in his hand

A

Trident

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10
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What north american indian peoples’ name meant ‘the ancient ones’

A

Anasazi

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11
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The __________ snake found in the state of Arizona is not poisonous, but when frightened, it may hiss loudly and vibrate its tail like a rattlesnake.

A

Gopher

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12
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On ‘the roseanne show’, as what was david jacob known

A

D.j

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13
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__________ of South and Central America and the Caribbean lay their eggs in February and March.

A

Iguanas

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14
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N. American wild dog

A

Coyote

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15
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Who is the silhouette on the major league baseball logo

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Harmon killebrew

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16
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Which Beatles song is credited to Both George Harrison & John Lennon?

A

Cry For A Shadow

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17
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What is a group of kittens

A

Litter

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18
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From Which Football Club Did Arsenal Sign Thierry Henry?

A

Juventus

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19
Q

What is the capital of Moldova

A

Kishinev

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20
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Which mountain range forms a geographical boundary between Europe and Asia

A

Urals

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21
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New Zealand’s National Day, the 6th February, is named after a Treaty of 1840. What is the day called

A

Waitangi day

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22
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Tarzan had a chimpanzee, what was his name?

A

Cheetah

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23
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Country celebrates Aug 11 as independence day from France

A

Chad

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24
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What us state is columbia university located in

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New york

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25
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What was the rank of Mark Phillips when he was married to Princess Anne in 1973?

A

Lieutenant

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26
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In 1970 What Did Football Referees Get That They Didn’t Have Before

A

Red & Yellow Cards

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27
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What instrument does woody allen play

A

Clarinet

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28
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In cookery a ganache is made from cream and what

A

Chocolate

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29
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Which US born poet won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1984?

A

TS Eliot

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30
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What is singer Elaine Paige’s nickname

A

Leather Lungs

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31
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Canaan Banana was the first president of where

A

Zimbabwe

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32
Q

At That Temperature Centigrade Does Water Boil At

A

100 Degrees C

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33
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Henry Fords first car lacked something we expect - what

A

Reverse gear

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34
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Name Eleanor Roosevelt’s job 1932 husband became president

A

Editor of magazine Babies

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35
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In 1900 caterer Harry Stevens introduce what words to language

A

Hot Dogs

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36
Q

Where were both donny and marie osmond born

A

Ogden, ut

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37
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Nocturnal burrowing animal with black and white striped head

A

Badger

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38
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Who composed the musical work Fingal ‘s Cave

A

Mendelssohn

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39
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What are the main ingredients of a Horse’s Neck?

A

Brandy & Ginger

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40
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In wacky races what were the gang of criminals called

A

The Ant Hill Mob

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41
Q

Is The Tropic Of Capricorn North Or South Of The Equator

A

South

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42
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Which Pop Trio Disbanded When Charlie Simpson Announced He Was Leaving The Group?

A

Busted

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43
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Who was George Washington’s vice-president?

A

John Adams

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44
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“From The Cradle” Was A No.1 Album For Which British Legend In 1994

A

Eric Clapton

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45
Q

Who played richie in ‘happy days’

A

Ron howard

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46
Q

John Glen first USA to orbit earth was in which service

A

US Marine Corps

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47
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What month was named after Latin for to open

A

April

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48
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Porgie in which book did the heroine serve as governess to the ward of the mysterious and moody edward rochester

A

Jane eyre

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49
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What is a group of this animal called: Mole

A

Labour

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50
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What’s the most popular sport in South America

A

Soccer

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51
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Which state is divided into two parts by a large lake

A

Michigan

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52
Q

A rhinoceros has __________ toes on each foot.

A

3

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53
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Colin McRae joined which rally team in 1991?

A

Subaru

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54
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Old Trek: Who is above and below Scotty in the Enterprise’s chain of command

A

Spock sulu spock and sulu

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55
Q

What is a cross between a blackberry and a raspberry

A

Tayberry

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56
Q

In which Disney movie is the song “So This Is Love”?

A

Cinderella

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57
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What flavour sweet was created for Ronald Regan

A

Blueberry Jelly Babies

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58
Q

Devil who played god in ‘oh god, book ii’

A

George burns

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59
Q

What is the windiest place on earth?

A

Mount Washington, New Hampshire

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60
Q

Who might use ruddle or what is it

A

Shepherds dye marking sheep

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61
Q

Year Martin Luther was born

A

1483

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62
Q

Murray Head Spent One Night Where

A

In Bangkok

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63
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Which Gallagher Brother Is The Principal Songwriter In Oasis

A

Noel

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64
Q

What Is Ravioli

A

Pasta Parcels Filled With Meat Sauce

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65
Q

The Jasmine Revolution took place in which country?

A

Tunisia

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66
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What was the name of the largest british battleship in wwii

A

Hms vanguard

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67
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Who Was The First Footballer To Score 100 Goals In Englands Premiership

A

Dwight Yorke

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68
Q

Which planet in the solar system has the longest day?

A

Venus

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69
Q

In 1810 in England Peter Durand invented what

A

Tin can (food)

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70
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Somalia ?

A

Shilling

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71
Q

What is the largest moon of Saturn called

A

Titan

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72
Q

What is gazpacho?

A

Cold Soup

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73
Q

What thick metal plate is thrown in the olympics

A

Discus

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74
Q

Lara Croft is a character in which computer game

A

Tomb raider

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75
Q

Who played Pink in the movie The Wall

A

Bob Geldorf

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76
Q

Who wrote The Dong with the Luminous Nose and The Jumblies

A

Edward Lear

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77
Q

Who wrote the 1977 TV mini-series Roots?

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Alex Haley

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78
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What tribe of American indians lent their name to a punk rock haircut

A

Mohawks

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79
Q

What Name Is Given To The Study Of Insects

A

Entomology

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80
Q

Did you know that there are ______ flavored pez

A

Coffee

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81
Q

The Character ‘Jack Skellington’ Appears In Which 1993 Film

A

The Night Before Christmas

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82
Q

__________ have the best eyesight of any breed of dog.

A

Greyhounds

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83
Q

Who Released The 70’s Album Entitled Red Headed Stranger

A

Willie Nelson

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84
Q

Who is Private Eyes “First Lady of Fleet St”

A

Glenda slagg

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85
Q

What civil war was fought between 1936 and 1939

A

Spanish civil war

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86
Q

In what area of Washington does the State Dept hang out

A

Foggy Bottom

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87
Q

Where was president truman born

A

Lamar, missouri lamar missouri

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88
Q

In which state is Appomattax?

A

Virginia

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89
Q

Whose Real Name Is ‘Paul Hewson’

A

Bono

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90
Q

How many strings does a harp have?

A

47

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91
Q

Who was the second U.S. president

A

John adams

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92
Q

Which film won the best visual effects Oscar in 1984

A

Indiana Jones Temple of Doom

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93
Q

In 1931 the British Empire became the what

A

Commonwealth

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94
Q

How many dimples does a golf ball have

A

336

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95
Q

Who was the greek goddess of spring

A

Persephone

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96
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What is a group of this animal called: Dove

A

Dule

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97
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This word can refer to either an Irish accent or an Irish shoe

A

Brogue

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98
Q

Water containing carbon dioxide under pressure is called ____ _____.

A

Soda water

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99
Q

Cushion for kneeling on in church

A

Hassock

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100
Q

What is the boy scout motto?

A

Be prepared

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101
Q

Art of growing dwarfed trees or shrubs

A

Bonsai

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102
Q

Who is known as the father of geometry

A

Euclid

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103
Q

Which species of Elephant has the largest ears ?

A

African

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104
Q

Which Irish city is famous for its crystal?

A

Waterford

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105
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Who Missed The Penalty That Put England Out Of The 1996 European Championships?

A

Gareth Southgate

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106
Q

Which Sport Combines Rifle Shooting & Cross Country Skiing

A

The Biathlon

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107
Q

What European country’s most common last name is Martin

A

France’s frances france

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108
Q

In the film Tommy who played The Acid Queen

A

Tina Turner

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109
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What continent is the home to the greatest number of countries

A

Africa

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110
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Who became the first black manager of a premiership club when he took over in 1996?

A

Ruud Hullit

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111
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What city has the world’s largest black population?

A

New York City

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112
Q

What is vanilla ice’s real name

A

Robert van winkle

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113
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Where Were The McDonalds Massacred By The Campbells And The English In 1692?

A

Glencoe

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114
Q

What element is present in all organic compounds

A

Carbon

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115
Q

Einstein never wore what if he could avoid it

A

Socks

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116
Q

What Did New Zealand Vote To Abolish In 1961

A

The Death Penalty

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117
Q

A racehorse averages a weight loss of between 15 and 25 pounds during a __________

A

Race

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118
Q

Which Sport Is Governed By The Queensbury Rules

A

Boxing

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119
Q

What game or sport is Bobby Fischer identified with

A

Chess

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120
Q

What is the Capital of: Monaco

A

Monaco

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121
Q

From which fish do we get caviar?

A

Sturgeon

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122
Q

Antoine Domino is better known the world by what name

A

Fats Domino

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123
Q

Approximately how many years old are oak trees before they produce acorns?

A

Fifty

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124
Q

A young what can be called a Boyet, Eyas or Nyas

A

Hawk

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125
Q

Why was Mary Mallen locked up from 1915 to 1938

A

Typhoid Mary

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126
Q

In Which City In The Us Did The St Valentines Day Massacre Occur

A

Chicago

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127
Q

Which country developed “Tae_Kwan_Do”

A

Korea

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128
Q

In which city did the 1998 Tour de France cycle race begin

A

Dublin

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129
Q

What city’s name is derived from the words ‘dubh linn’?

A

Dublin

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130
Q

What is the seventh day of the week

A

Saturday

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131
Q

Which Author Had A ‘Fatwa’ Issued Against Him

A

Salman Rushdie

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132
Q

In what florida city was the ibm pc conceived

A

Boca raton

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133
Q

What 1960 movie inspired the rash of beach party movies

A

Where the boys are

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134
Q

Where is the modern site of the biblical land of Goshen

A

Egypt the nile delta

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135
Q

What device changes the voltage of alternating currents

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Transformer

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We’ve used Xerox but from Greek what does it literally mean

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Dry

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137
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Sylvester Stallone film shares name with Paris art movement

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Cobra

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138
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What Are Insects Chewing Jaws Called

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Mandibles

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139
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The blue whale is maintained by its blubber and can go up to half a year without __________

A

Eating

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140
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What bridge links a Palace with a State Prison

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Bridge of Sighs – Venice

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To what group of elements do cerium, praesiodymium and promethium belong

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Rare earths

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Which jazz trumpet virtuoso is credited as having invented scat’ singing

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Louis Armstrong

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143
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With what sport is Jack Nicklaus associated?

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Golf

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144
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Who wrote ‘1984’?

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George Orwell

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145
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In which game could you ‘plink with your plonker’ and ‘squopp’ your opponent

A

Tiddleywinks

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146
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Who study & predict earthquakes

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Seismologists

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Who wrote The Young Persons Guide to the Orchestra

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Benjamin Britain

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148
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What Scientific breakthrough was created by a group of Edinburgh scientists in 1996

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The Cloning Of Dolly The Sheep

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149
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How Many Pieces Per Player Are There In A Game Of Backgammon

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15 Pieces

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A Sevillian gypsy dance, possibly originating in India, also with Moorish and Arabian influences, originally accompanied by songs and clapping and later by the guitar, and characterized by its heelwork.

A

Flamenco

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With Which Band Was Julian Cope The Front Man

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The Teardop Explodes

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Dressed man what song spawned a lawsuit for tommy tutone

A

867-5309/jenny

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What do the Irish call a spirit whose wailing signals imminent death

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Banshee

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In Computing What Do The Initials WWW Stand for

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World Wide Web

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155
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Someone able to use both hands equally well

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Ambidextrous

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156
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Tracy Marrow a former convict born 1958 changed name to what

A

Ice-T

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A strong twilled cloth often used for raincoats

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Gaberdine

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158
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What 38 years old heavyweight couldn’t answer the 11th round bell in 1980

A

Muhammad ali

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159
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A phalophilliac has a fetish about what

A

Large Penises

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Conrad classical music: who composed “rhapsody in blue”

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George gershwin

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161
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What is the royal disease?

A

Haemophilia

162
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The left lung is smaller than the right lung, to make room for which organ

A

Heart

163
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Which Member Of Guns N Roses Was Born In Stoke England

A

Slash

164
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“What ‘NN’ Is ““ABCDEFGHIJKMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ & ABCDEFGHIJKMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ”””

A

Noel Noel

165
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The earth pig is what animal

A

Aardvark

166
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How may Oscars did Richard Burton win

A

None – Seven Nomination

167
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Where would you find Volans

A

Southern Sky – Const Flying Fish

168
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What is a group of woodcocks

A

Fall

169
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Which famous sporting venue is above NewYorks Pennsylvania Station

A

Madison square gardens

170
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Ophthalmophobia is the fear of

A

Being stared at

171
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Who introduced bagpipes to the British Isles?

A

Romans

172
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What animal’s meat can a Hindu not eat?

A

Cow

173
Q

What is the capital of Germany ?

A

Berlin

174
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What is a group of mules

A

Span

175
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Of Which Country Is “Vilnius” The Capital City

A

Lithuania

176
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Which city in Lombardy is the second largest city in Italy

A

Milan

177
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What is the Capital of: Greece

A

Athens

178
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Of Which Country Is Katmandu The Capital

A

Nepal

179
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What plant did St. Patrick use to explain the Trinity

A

Shamrock

180
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If you climbed the Dolomites what country are you in

A

Italy

181
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How many times did Red Rum win the Irish Grand National?

A

None

182
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In mythology who slew the nine headed hydra

A

Hercules

183
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In What Year Was The Berlin Wall Erected

A

1916

184
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What bird lays the largest egg

A

Ostrich

185
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The Mason-Dixon line separates Pennsylvania and what state

A

Maryland

186
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Which garden plant has varieties called Nelly Moser and Hagley Hybrid

A

Clematis

187
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What is the name of the winged horse in greek mythology

A

Pegasus

188
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In Kansas what can a waiter not do in a teacup (legally)

A

Serve wine

189
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In Which Year Did The Oil Tanker Torrey Canyon Come Aground Near Lands End Causing A Major Environmental Disaster

A

1967

190
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What would you do with a Romeo’s Rouser

A

Drink it - its a real ale

191
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How old are oak trees before they produce acorns

A

Fifty

192
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Easter, Easter, Easter, Easter Which Group Am I

A

Echo And The Bunnymen

193
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In Italy a man can be arrested if found wearing what

A

A Skirt

194
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Which is the tallest breed of dog

A

Irish wolfhound

195
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The average person does it thirteen times a day - what

A

Laughs

196
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What was the first x-rated animated cartoon film

A

Fritz the cat

197
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What energetic singer married the 13 year old daughter of his bass player?

A

Jerry Lee Lewis

198
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What X rated movie won an Oscar

A

Midnight Cowboy

199
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Come As You Are Was A 1992 Hit For Whom

A

Nirvana

200
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Ncaa: who were the finalists in the men’s basketball championship in 1947

A

Holy cross & oklahoma

201
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There Is Just One Colour Of The Rainbow Never To Feature As Yet (16/09/08) In The Title Of A UK Top 40 Song What’s The Colour

A

Indigo

202
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Who originally made the jack-o-lantern

A

Ancient celts

203
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Which area of water separates India from Sri Lanka

A

Palk Strait

204
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The windhover is an alternative name for which bird

A

Kestrel

205
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How Did Chocolate Get It’s Name

A

Spanish Imitation Of Aztech Word Tchocolatl

206
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Which Single Topped The Charts In 1961 For Frankie Vaughan

A

Tower Of Strength

207
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What inventor blew up a telegraph station in a battery experiment

A

Thomas edison

208
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What did a shepherd boy discover at qumram, jordon in 1947

A

The dead sea scrolls

209
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Who was shown on the most popular US postal stamp of 1998

A

Sylvester and Tweety

210
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What was the political constituency of Harold Wilson?

A

Huyton

211
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Where in the world is Rock English spoken?

A

Gibraltar

212
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What is it illegal to pawn in New York

A

American flag

213
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If You Were An Aronophobe Or Had Aronophobia What Would You Be Afraid Of

A

The Internet

214
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This band’s highly original video for “Whip it,” characterized by red flower pot hats was criticized for being both sado-masochistic and racist.

A

Devo

215
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Operation Chastise during WW2 better known as what

A

Dambusters Raid

216
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What country calls itself Republika Shqiperise

A

Albania

217
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At Mcdonalds in New Zealand, what kind of pies do they serve instead of cherry ones

A

Apricot

218
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What is the flower that stands for: shame

A

Peony

219
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Which Game Takes Its Name From The Latin For “Bird Of Prey?

A

Subbuteo

220
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What is Super Chicken’s partners name

A

Fred

221
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For what does the letter ‘S’ stand in the initials ISBN

A

International standard book number

222
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The name of which countries capital means good air

A

Argentina – Buenos Aires

223
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In Japanese cooking what name is given to small pieces of raw fish served with cold rice

A

Sushi

224
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What was the ‘unfinished symphony’ meant to be played for

A

A requiem

225
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What is the registry number of the enterprise in the original Star Trek?

A

NCC 1701

226
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Siderodromophobia is the fear of

A

Trains

227
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Marmolada nearly 11000 feet highest peak what mountain range

A

Dolomites

228
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What is the capital of Uganda ?

A

Kampala

229
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What kind of spider devours it’s mate after mating

A

Black widow

230
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In which opera is the Anvil Chorus

A

Il trovatore

231
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In the Beverley Hillbillies what was a potpasser

A

Pool Cue at fancy eating table

232
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Term applied to the ripened ovule of a seed plant before germination

A

Seed

233
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This cluster of stars is also known as the Seven Sisters.

A

Pleiades

234
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What word describes the inverse indentation often found on the bottom of a wine bottle?

A

Punt

235
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Which Australian Had A Number One Hit In 1969 And Received A CBE In 2006?

A

Rolf Harris

236
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Let There Be ________ Was A Hit For Sandy Nelson

A

Drums

237
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What is made by a Bessemer converter?

A

Steel

238
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What is the name of rock group chicago’s boulder, colorado recording studio

A

Caribou ranch

239
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What pop stars first and middle names are Katherine Dawn?

A

K D Lang

240
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In The Year 2000 ITV Revived The TV Soap “Crossroads” But What Long Running TV Show Did It Replace

A

Home & Away (Moved To Ch 5)

241
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Who was THE woman to Sherlock Holmes

A

Irene Adler

242
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The planet pluto was discovered in what year

A

1930

243
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Who Broke Into The Queens Bedroom For A Chat

A

Micheal Fagan

244
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In the US money is still top marital argument what is second

A

What to watch on TV

245
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What is the sum of 236 - 145

A

91

246
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Rubies are a red variety of corundum. What name is given to corundum gemstones of any other colour

A

Sapphires

247
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The ashes of the average cremated person weighs how many pounds

A

Nine

248
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Fettucini, linguini and tagliatelle are all types of what

A

Pasta

249
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Who is the main character in ‘Touched By An Angel’?

A

Monica

250
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Wrestling who was the girl in peter sellers’ soup

A

Goldie hawn

251
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What is the most common name in italy

A

Mario rossi

252
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Southpaw to us means a boxer who leads with his right hand; but in which sport did the term originate

A

Baseball

253
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In Connecticut by law restaurants must provide separate what

A

Nose blowing – not blowing tables

254
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What type of animal is an ‘agama’

A

Lizard

255
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For What Illness Did Louis Pasteur Develop A Cure

A

Rabies

256
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The sinking of the ‘Herald of Free Enterprise’ was one of Europe’s worst shipping disasters, from which port did the ship sail

A

Zeebrugge

257
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What is the Capital of: Guyana

A

Georgetown

258
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Which of the stars of “outrageous fortune” also starred in tv’s “cheers”

A

Shelley long

259
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In what winter sport does one lie on ones back

A

Luge

260
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Which Scottish Quarter day is on August 1st

A

Lammas

261
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Who invented the pneumatic tyre from a section of garden hose

A

John dunlop

262
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Which US University is in the city of Cambridge?

A

Harvard

263
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In Rebel Without a Cause name the High School

A

Dawson

264
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What does the word chicane mean in the context of a game of bridge

A

A hand without any trumps

265
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Who Released An Album Entitled Zenyatta Mondatta

A

The Police

266
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What is the capital of Saudi Arabia?

A

Riyadh

267
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When was the dynamic loudspeaker invented

A

1924

268
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Hockey: The Toronto ______?

A

Maple Leafs

269
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On which mountain did Moses receive the Ten Commandments

A

Sinai

270
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Who are the largest candy consumers per capita

A

Danes then Irish

271
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Physiological systems that enable organisms to live in harmony with the rhythms of nature, such as the cycles of day & night & of the seasons

A

Biological clocks

272
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Which cathedral has 4440 statues

A

Milan

273
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Which museum now occupies the site of the old Bedlam Hospital in London

A

Imperial war museum

274
Q

Who Was Sentenced To Life Imprisonment On 14 th June 1964 ?

A

Nelson Mandella

275
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On a German white wine what does the word ‘Spatlese’ (pronounced ‘shpate-laser’) signify

A

Late picked

276
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Michael di Lorenzo was one of the lead dancers on which Michael Jackson video?

A

Beat It

277
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Which bird is known as the laughing jackass

A

The kookaburra

278
Q

The Saffir-Simpson scale measures the intensity of what

A

Hurricanes

279
Q

What type of food is associated with 4th July celebrations, is it a curry, a Roast Turkey, a picnic, or a BBQ?

A

Picnic or BBQ

280
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Which religion’s holiest shrine is the Golden Temple at Amritsar

A

Sikh

281
Q

Octophobia is the fear of

A

The figure 8

282
Q

What is the most commonly prosecuted illegal act

A

Speeding

283
Q

Who is the author of I’ll Be Seeing You released in 1993

A

Mary higgins clark

284
Q

Who is the Norse Watchman of the Gods

A

Heimdall

285
Q

What Is The Sound Producing Equipment Element Of Many Woodwind Instrument Called

A

The Reed

286
Q

Which film star was the first to appear on a postage stamp

A

Grace Kelly

287
Q

Swords Of A Thousand Men Is The Only song Many Will Remember Which Group By

A

Tenpole Tudor

288
Q

Where on the human skeleton would you find the ilium

A

Hip

289
Q

What volcano showers ash on Sicily?

A

Etna

290
Q

Who murdered julius caesar

A

Marcus brutus

291
Q

If you have polythelia what have you got

A

Three nipples

292
Q

In what European city was the first book in English published

A

Bruges - Belgium

293
Q

Budapest is the capital of ______

A

Hungary

294
Q

Who wrote and performed the song “Poisoning Pigeons in the Park”

A

Tom lehrer

295
Q

What is the world’s largest insect?

A

Goliath beetle

296
Q

What actress said “I dress for women - Undress for men”

A

Angie Dickinson

297
Q

What was al capone finally arrested for

A

Tax evasion

298
Q

What Is The Only American State That Starts With The Letter ‘A’ But Doesn’t End With The Letter ‘A’

A

Arkansas

299
Q

Series of chemical elements that share similar electron orbital structures and hence similar chemical properties

A

Transition Elements

300
Q

Who was the Norse god of light, beauty & peace

A

Balder

301
Q

What is the capital of Algeria

A

Algiers

302
Q

Which is the most westerly South American country through which the Equator passes

A

Ecuador

303
Q

What countries does the Mont Blanc Tunnel join

A

France and italy

304
Q

What First Went On Sale In America In 1886

A

Coca Cola

305
Q

What color does the bride wear in China

A

Red

306
Q

In the game ‘banjo-kazooie’, what is gruntilda

A

Witch

307
Q

Who did Adolf Hitler dictate Mein Kampf to while in prison?

A

Rudolf Hess

308
Q

Who composed the symphonic poems Swan of Tuonela and Kullervo

A

Sibelius

309
Q

In What Country Was The Portable Domestic Electric Room Heater First Marketed In 1912

A

England

310
Q

What is the capitol of Iceland?

A

Reykjavik

311
Q

How many ice ages have there been in the last 150,000 years

A

Two

312
Q

In Italy their I Puffi, In Hungary Torpok, Samafu in Japan - what

A

Smurfs

313
Q

What Toy Still Hugely Popular Today First Went On Sale In 1959 Costing Just $3

A

Barbie

314
Q

With which country is Prince Rainier III identified

A

Monaco

315
Q

Who was shot and killed in saloon number ten

A

Wild Bill Hickock

316
Q

Which radioactive gas is emitted by granite rock formations

A

Radon

317
Q

What’s the largest museum in the world

A

The louvre

318
Q

U.S. Captials - Connecticut

A

Hartford

319
Q

Which Author Wrote Novels Apon Which The Tv Series (All Creatures Great & Small) Was Based

A

James Herriot

320
Q

The Modern Pentathlon event includes the disciplines fencing, cross-country running, riding, shooting and which other event

A

Swimming

321
Q

Harp, Elephant and Leopard all types of what

A

Seal

322
Q

Who Wrote The Novel 101 Dalmations?

A

Dody Smith

323
Q

Which Is The Largest Living Rodent

A

Capybara

324
Q

What word - last arrow in archery contest or the final outcome

A

Upshot

325
Q

In film making what does a Blimp do

A

Covers camera – reduce noise

326
Q

What classic rock band sang the song ‘Paint It, Black’?

A

Rolling Stones

327
Q

7% of Americans don’t know the first nine words of the American anthem, but know the first seven words of which anthem?

A

Canadian anthem

328
Q

Name the artist/band that recorded this song “No Limit”

A

2 unlimited

329
Q

An ox is a castrated bull. A mule is a sterile cross between a male ass and a __________

A

Female horse

330
Q

Who Was The only Australian To Win The Men’s Singles At Wimbledon In The 1980’s?

A

Pat Cash

331
Q

What kind of shark has killed the most people

A

Great white

332
Q

What is a Paradiddle

A

Drum Roll

333
Q

With what does Dr. Seuss’ name rhyme

A

Rejoice

334
Q

Which US state gets the most overseas visitors

A

California – Florida second

335
Q

The Prongs On A Fork Are Actually Known As What

A

Tines

336
Q

What is the Capital of: Afghanistan

A

Kabul

337
Q

Which Group Had A Hit With The Final Countdown

A

Europe

338
Q

“Faux pas” means ___________

A

Mistake

339
Q

Only 6 people died in what historic event

A

Fire of London 1666

340
Q

In what country did John Lennon and Yoko Ono start their honeymoon?

A

Holland/Amsterdam

341
Q

Where is Calcutta?

A

India

342
Q

Family lived small farm Walnut Grove Plumb Creek Minnesota

A

Ingles - Little House on Prairie

343
Q

What used to be caught in a fanny trap

A

Foxes Mid ages fem fox nick fanny

344
Q

What color was Bullitt’s car?

A

Green

345
Q

What well known marsupial is the wallaby related to?

A

Kangaroo

346
Q

Who signed the ‘thanksgiving proclamation’

A

Abraham lincoln

347
Q

What is the name of the Formula One Grand Prix racing circuit located in Brazil?

A

Interlagos

348
Q

From what country do we get Avia wines

A

Yugoslavia

349
Q

What is a group of roe deer

A

Bevy

350
Q

Mexico’s equivalent to the dollar is the ______?

A

Peso

351
Q

More than one million stray dogs and over 500,000 stray cats live in the __________

A

New york city

352
Q

What sort weapon was used in The Shining

A

An Axe

353
Q

What was the distress call before SOS

A

CQD - come quick danger

354
Q

What 19th century explorer translated the Kama Sutra

A

Sir Richard Burton

355
Q

Who was the daughter of Mary Wollstonecraft & William Godwin

A

Mary shelley

356
Q

What star sign is Harry Potter

A

Leo

357
Q

What Was Elvis Presleys Middle Name

A

Aaron

358
Q

Name of the Roman hippodrome used for chariot races

A

Circus Maximus

359
Q

What is the basic flavouring of kahlua

A

Coffee

360
Q

In what does a steganographer write messages

A

Invisible ink

361
Q

What is the international telphone dialing code for Antarctica

A

672

362
Q

What word is used for a male duck

A

Drake

363
Q

Ondinism is arousal from what

A

Urine

364
Q

Who Was Eric Sykes On Screen Sister

A

Hattie Jaques

365
Q

Where is the world’s largest desert

A

North africa

366
Q

Widely used designation in the United States, Canada, and several other countries for the association of more than 2000 community-based organizations that work to meet local health and human-care needs

A

United Way

367
Q

The book called ‘the cocktail party’ was written by _________

A

Ts eliott

368
Q

On a human body, hair grows out of pits in the skin. What are these pits called

A

Follicles

369
Q

Little Jumping Flea literal trans of what Hawaiian instrument

A

Ukulele

370
Q

What Is The Surname Of Cathy In Wuthering Heights

A

Earnshaw

371
Q

Which singers first band was called The Spiders

A

Alice Cooper

372
Q

What meat outsells mutton and lamb combined in Sweden

A

Horse meat

373
Q

Who is the Patron Saint of Grave diggers

A

St Anthony

374
Q

What is the many- legged mythological sea creature of Scandinavia

A

Kraken

375
Q

A pugilist is a _____.

A

Boxer

376
Q

John Chapman was the real name of someone famous in Ohio?

A

Johnny Appleseed

377
Q

Melophobia is the fear of

A

Music

378
Q

Dish what is the thread used in surgery to tie a bleeding blood vessel

A

Ligature

379
Q

What is the Capital of: Turks and Caicos Islands

A

Grand turk

380
Q

In Shakespeare who is Romeos love - before Juliet

A

Rosaline

381
Q

What is the clarified butter used in Indian cuisine

A

Ghee

382
Q

Legal Terms: A formal agreement enforceable by law.

A

Contract

383
Q

Which eponymous character was Thane of Cawder Glaimes

A

Macbeth

384
Q

Marconi transmitted radio signals across which ocean

A

Atlantic ocean

385
Q

Legal Terms: To steal property entrusted to one’s care.

A

Embezzle

386
Q

What does SOS stand for

A

Save Our Souls

387
Q

The earliest recorded one held 1887 Sheen House Richmond ?

A

Motorcycle Race

388
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Benin ?

A

Franc

389
Q

What would you do with a wandering sailor

A

Plant it, it’s a plant

390
Q

Where did you play with Ben, Pauline and Michele

A

Microsoft Windows Hearts game

391
Q

If you left Oklahoma by crossing the Red river in a southerly direction, which American state would you enter

A

Texas

392
Q

Who Was The Last British Player To Win A Singles Title At Wimbledon?

A

Virginia Wade In 1977

393
Q

Lucknow is a city in India - and what other country

A

Canada

394
Q

What woman is the wife of prince phillip, the mother of anne, andrew, charles and edward, and the daughter of george vi

A

Elizabeth ii

395
Q

What name is given to a countries song played on official occasions

A

National anthem

396
Q

When is the Feast of St. Nicholas? Dec 6th, Dec 18th, Dec 25th, Dec 27th

A

Dec 6th

397
Q

Who Has A Best Friend who is known to his close pals as Five Bellies

A

Paul Gascoigne

398
Q

Duffy: The Good Earth

A

Buck

399
Q

What is the southernmost country on the Balkan peninsula

A

Greece

400
Q

Which colour has highest wavelength in the visible spectrum?

A

Red